Los principales buques de la Armada Rusa repartidos por el planeta (actualizado)

Noticias Armada Rusa

Gráfico que representa los despliegues actuales de los principales buques de superficie de la Armada Rusa ...

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Los movimientos más recientes: 

- El LST Georgiy Pobedonosets regresó al mar Mediterráneo (día 4 de junio)

- El LST Olenegorskiy Gornyak regresó al mar Mediterráneo (día 4 de junio)


Los destructores de la flota del norte Severomorsk y Brest salieron para llevar a cabo ejerciccios en el mar de Barents.


El destacamento del Shaposhnikov está en el puerto de Colombo en Sri Lanka donde permanecerá hasta el día 8 de junio y lo componen:

- Destructor Mariscal Shaposhnikov

- Cisterna Irkut

- Remolcador Alatau

El destacamento de la Armada Rusa en Sri Lanka

Noticias Armada Rusa

El destacamento de la flota del pacífico de la Armada Rusa encabezado por el destructor Shaposhnikov llegó al puerto de Colombo en Sri Lanka donde permanecerá hasta el 8 de Junio ...

Destructor Mariscal Shaposhnikov

Cisterna Irkut

Remolcador Alatau

Puerto de Colombo en Sri Lanka en Maps Google

Three Russian Naval Ships arrive at the Port of ColomboThree Russian naval ships of the Pacific Fleet arrived at the Port of Colombo on 06^th June 2014 under the Command of Rear Admiral Vladmir A. Dmitriev and ships’ Commanding Officers for replenishment and crews’ relaxation. The ships are “Marshal Shaposhnikov”, “Irkut” and “Alatau”. They were welcomed by the Sri Lanka Navy in accordance with naval traditions on their arrival.

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EEUU lanza dos misiles SLBM Trident D5

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El 2 de junio del 2014 un submarino estratégico SSBN clase Ohio lanzó con éxito desde el océano Atlántico 2 misiles estratégicos SLBM Trident D5 siendo el número 149º y 150º, respectivamente...

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Trident II D5 Missile Reaches 150 Successful Test FlightsUNNYVALE, Calif., June 4, 2014 – The U.S. Navy’s Trident II D5 Fleet Ballistic Missile, built by Lockheed Martin [NYSE: LMT], has achieved 150 successful test flights, setting a new reliability record for large ballistic missiles. The Navy launched two unarmed missiles June 2 in the Atlantic Ocean from a submerged Ohio-class submarine, marking the 149th and 150th successful test flights of the missile since design completion in 1989.
The test flights were part of a demonstration and shakedown operation, which the Navy uses to certify a submarine for deployment following an overhaul. The missiles were converted into test configurations with kits containing range safety devices and flight telemetry instrumentation.
The operation included the first flight of two modernized avionics subsystems that control key missile functions during flight. The subsystems were updated under the D5 Life Extension program, which incorporates current technologies into the missile’s electronics to cost-effectively prolong the service life of the reliable D5 missile design on current and next-generation submarine platforms.
“The success of this Life Extension flight is a tribute to the dedication and innovation of the entire government and industry team,” said Doug White, Fleet Ballistic Missile programs vice president, Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company. “In partnership with Navy Strategic Systems Programs, we set the bar high to provide a credible, reliable and affordable sea-based strategic deterrent for the nation.”

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