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Only if the 11356 were actually built with the interior space & weight available. I don't think they were.I wonder if existing 11356/22350 will be also biffed up (11356 = 16 UKSK + 36 |Shtil-1; 22350 - 24 too ?)
hoom wrote:....
As previously discussed 22350 hasn't got room for a 3rd UKSK module due to the Packet launchers either side, doesn't appear to be space fore-aft and I doubt was built with space/weight allowed.
As a modification of already built ships? No friggin way.
I don't forsee Russia giving up on The King of the Battlefield, Russia likes its Artillery & I disagree that its redundant.
I was responding to the suggestion that the already laid down/completed ones would get an upgrade.I am talking about ones that are yet to be laid down
Russia put 100mm guns on 900ton missile boats...And oversized guns are definitely redundant, 75mm is more than plenty for frigates
I'll be deep in the cold, cold ground before I drink that Diet "Coke" crap
Give me old school sugar or GTFO
dino00 wrote:Shoigu: two frigates and two large landing ships for the Russian Navy will be laid on April 23
MOSCOW, April 9th. / TASS /. Two frigates of the project 22350 and two large landing ships of the project 11711 for the Navy of Russia will be laid on April 23 at the shipyards in St. Petersburg and Kaliningrad. This was announced on Tuesday by Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu.
"On April 23, ships of the far sea zone will be laid - two frigates of project 22350 at the shipyard" Severnaya Verf "in St. Petersburg and two large landing ships of the project 11711 at the shipyard" Yantar "in Kaliningrad," he said at a conference call in the military department
https://tass.ru/armiya-i-opk/6311143
dino00 wrote:dino00 wrote:Shoigu: two frigates and two large landing ships for the Russian Navy will be laid on April 23
MOSCOW, April 9th. / TASS /. Two frigates of the project 22350 and two large landing ships of the project 11711 for the Navy of Russia will be laid on April 23 at the shipyards in St. Petersburg and Kaliningrad. This was announced on Tuesday by Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu.
"On April 23, ships of the far sea zone will be laid - two frigates of project 22350 at the shipyard" Severnaya Verf "in St. Petersburg and two large landing ships of the project 11711 at the shipyard" Yantar "in Kaliningrad," he said at a conference call in the military department
https://tass.ru/armiya-i-opk/6311143
planned to be incorporated into the Navy until 2025
Hole wrote:
It is, started trials same day. (pics & vid in the 20380 thread)Looks like the Gremy in the background.
marat wrote:https://flotprom.ru/2019/СевернаяВерфь12/
5th and 6th will have 24 tubes for cruise missiles.
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