Tides at NERPICHYA

SeaQueen · 12-25-06, 11:58 PM

I saw some video on YouTube

that lead me to believe there are sizeable tides in the part of the world. If so, that could limit the times at which SSBNs (and many other warships for that matter) could enter and leave the harbor.

GrayOwl · 12-26-06, 04:31 AM

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Originally Posted by SeaQueen

I saw some video on YouTube

that lead me to believe there are sizeable tides in the part of the world. If so, that could limit the times at which SSBNs (and many other warships for that matter) could enter and leave the harbor.

This documentary film is called " Russian Akula". Duration 45 minutes.
Educational shooting by ballistic missiles from the "White sea" Area.
The president Putin has carried out the whole night by onboard this boat, before start of missiles. Excellent film!

SeaQueen · 12-26-06, 07:24 AM

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Originally Posted by GrayOwl

This documentary film is called " Russian Akula". Duration 45 minutes.
Educational shooting by ballistic missiles from the "White sea" Area.
The president Putin has carried out the whole night by onboard this boat, before start of missiles. Excellent film!

But am I right about the tide?

GrayOwl · 12-26-06, 07:34 AM

Yes i think, it is true.

There is one more Documentary Russian film - "Returning of Red October" - Excursion onboard SSBN Delta during training in the "Barents Sea".

nutworld · 12-26-06, 11:03 AM

did I see a "shroud" on the propellor of one of the Typhoon's in that video?

Similar to what is on the "Seawolf" class sub that is modeled in DW, and I assume, because I've never seen any pictures, of one on the Seawolf in RL.

SeaQueen · 12-26-06, 11:40 PM

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Originally Posted by nutworld

did I see a "shroud" on the propellor of one of the Typhoon's in that video?

Yes. Typhoons have shrouds.

12-25-06, 11:58 PM	#1
SeaQueen Naval Royalty Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Washington, DC Posts: 1,185 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Tides at NERPICHYA I saw some video on YouTube that lead me to believe there are sizeable tides in the part of the world. If so, that could limit the times at which SSBNs (and many other warships for that matter) could enter and leave the harbor.

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GrayOwl Soundman Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Compartment № 5 /Silos/ Posts: 149 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Yes i think, it is true. There is one more Documentary Russian film - "Returning of Red October" - Excursion onboard SSBN Delta during training in the "Barents Sea". __________________ -+= I the ocean hunter, and I am dangerous =+- * Kalashnikov - the best * Last edited by GrayOwl; 12-26-06 at 07:56 AM.

12-26-06, 11:03 AM	#5
nutworld Engineer Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Flint, Michigan, USA Posts: 200 Downloads: 92 Uploads: 0	did I see a "shroud" on the propellor of one of the Typhoon's in that video? Similar to what is on the "Seawolf" class sub that is modeled in DW, and I assume, because I've never seen any pictures, of one on the Seawolf in RL.