Russian warships seem to catch fire frequently.What's the over/under on how many hours before the Russians put out a press release saying the ship caught fire by itself again?
It is careless smoking around ammunition or fuel dumps.Russian warships seem to catch fire frequently.
The Last 2 Major Warships Sunk in Battle Were in the 1982 Falklands War (coffeeordie.com)Hitting a Neptune missile with a warship is one way to destroy it . I remember back in the old days they had shooting galleries, I think they even had one @ Cristal Beach at one time. You got a pellet rifle and shot at targets moving across on a chain. One of the lines was ships and I think to myself - Plink, plink...
More targets for Ukraine to destroy?Nottyboi, the eponymous Russian nautical boi has warned Russia's Submarine fleet is growing!
I meant that according to nottyboi and the rest of the Soviet propaganda apparatchik, the Admiral Makarov Frigate has been promoted to the elite Soviet Submarine Service!More targets for Ukraine to destroy?
I understand that the Russian Navy is anchoring notty buoys all over the Black Sea to mark the demise of its various temporary flagships.Nottyboi, the eponymous Russian nautical boi has warned Russia's Submarine fleet is growing!
Future generations of the Ukrainian Navy will have to salvage them for scrap. Just out of curiosity, where do Neptune anti-ship missiles come from and what is the price tag each? MIC makes a killing as usual, I expect...I understand that the Russian Navy is anchoring notty buoys all over the Black Sea to mark the demise of its various temporary flagships.
Ukraine’s state weapons manufacturer, Ukroboronprom, designed and builds Neptune missiles at a factory just outside of Kyiv.Future generations of the Ukrainian Navy will have to salvage them for scrap. Just out of curiosity, where do Neptune anti-ship missiles come from and what is the price tag each? MIC makes a killing as usual, I expect...
They need to manufacture some offshore. Kviv is still an easy target. If they produced them in Canada the surplus could be kept up there to defend the Arctic Circle...Ukraine’s state weapons manufacturer, Ukroboronprom, designed and builds Neptune missiles at a factory just outside of Kyiv.
They also manufacture Alder precision-guided rockets.
One other thing to note, Russia has not been able to produce a warship larger than a 4,000-tonne Admiral Grigorovich-class frigate that is non nuclear powered since they invaded Crimea.
Why is this?
The engines that Russia used for this were manufactured in Ukraine and since the Crimean invasion, Ukraine won't export to Russia.