08-13-17, 12:48 AM
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Gefallen Engel U-666
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Originally Posted by REDDQ
Well, most modern ones would probably use ut ie. Kilo, Victor-II and III, Oscar, Typhoon, Sierra, Delta-III and IV, Alfa nad Akula if you decide to add it  Essentially anything commissioned after 1970.
Russianships.info list Korunds for all of them (and even Charlies) but the simple truth is Soviets need them. Badly.
PS. Shame it cannot actually simulate another contact. It would be fun trying to determine who is just pretending and who is the real McCoy. Maybe something to consider for the future. |
Some Akulas have additional six 533 mm torpedo tubes mounted externally, capable of launching 6 MG 74 Korund decoys. The external tubes are mounted outside the pressure hull in one row, above the torpedo tubes, and can only be reloaded in port or with the assistance of a submarine tender. Even the Typhoon class has an similar arc of six to twelve tubes outside the pressure hull to house the MG 74 Corundum (#15):  <klik 2 enlarge)
Last edited by Aktungbby; 08-13-17 at 12:57 AM.
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