Russian Typhoon Pics

Mittelwaechter · 12-01-14, 01:40 PM

Board a rusty Russian Typhoon...

http://ru-submarine.livejournal.com/17486.html?nojs=1

One ping only, Vassily!

Tango589 · 12-01-14, 02:13 PM

I never expected to see a swimming pool inside a submarine!

Jimbuna · 12-01-14, 03:22 PM

IIRC there was a documentary about this on Brit tv a couple of years ago...warts and all.

Interesting.

Oberon · 12-01-14, 03:46 PM

I think the Oscar IIs have a sauna on them as well, not sure though.

Mr Quatro · 12-01-14, 03:59 PM

This information just coming in today. I wondered how many Typhoon's were left, because I heard they were going to keep two of them.

No more Typhoons ... should we trust them?

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worl...submarine.html

Quote:

The decision, which was disclosed by military sources in the daily Izvestia newspaper, marks the end of an era that will see the three remaining Typhoon class submarines that remain in service in Russia's Northern Fleet cut up and turned into scrap metal by 2014.

The giant Typhoon-class submarine was a fixture of the Cold War and at 562 feet long and 80 foot wide was the biggest submarine ever built.

Oberon · 12-01-14, 04:08 PM

Typhoons are outdated, the last two were only kept as missile testing platforms really. The Delta IVs and the Boreis are the main SSBNs in the Russian fleet now. I imagine the Delta IIIs that are in the fleet will probably be going too as more Boreis come on line, but the Deltas are a bit cheaper to maintain than the collossal Typhoons.

I would hope that one Typhoon would be preserved in a park or something, but I don't think that'll happen. There was idle talk of one being used as a cargo vessel years ago, but that fell through.

Subnuts · 12-01-14, 04:30 PM

No chrome plating, icy blue lights, or red leather settees?

Fake.

ikalugin · 12-07-14, 09:45 AM

Well there is one last Typhoon in Russian Fleet - that is used for missile testing, the bulk of deterence duties is on the 667BDRs and BDRMs. The future of Russian Navy is with the project 955 SSBNs, which is replacing the BDRs and soon will begin replacing BDRMs.

Kapitan · 12-27-14, 03:17 PM

TK208 is still active as a test platform the other 5 have been decommissioned,

this is a documentary called mission invisible which involves the captain and crew of submarine TK20 of the northern fleet

This is a documentary about the demolition of a typhoon think this one is TK17 but not too sure

As for on board facilities for the crews, the largest submarines Oscar II and Typhoon have full rest areas, sauna pool and smoking rooms.

the typhoons have had their day the youngest boat (TK20) is over 25 years old so its time to say good bye to them and let the borei's take over.

12-01-14, 01:40 PM	#1
Mittelwaechter The Old Man Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 1,304 Downloads: 35 Uploads: 0	Russian Typhoon Pics Board a rusty Russian Typhoon... http://ru-submarine.livejournal.com/17486.html?nojs=1 One ping only, Vassily! __________________ 10 happy wolves rear 90 blinded, ensnared sheep. 90 happy sheep banish the wolves. Arrest the 1% - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQ6hg1oNeGE

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12-27-14, 03:17 PM	#9
Kapitan Sub Test Pilot Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: UK + Canada Posts: 7,130 Downloads: 77 Uploads: 7	TK208 is still active as a test platform the other 5 have been decommissioned, this is a documentary called mission invisible which involves the captain and crew of submarine TK20 of the northern fleet This is a documentary about the demolition of a typhoon think this one is TK17 but not too sure As for on board facilities for the crews, the largest submarines Oscar II and Typhoon have full rest areas, sauna pool and smoking rooms. the typhoons have had their day the youngest boat (TK20) is over 25 years old so its time to say good bye to them and let the borei's take over. __________________ DONT FORGET if you like a post to nominate it by using the blue diamond Find out about Museum Ships here: https://www.museumships.us/ Flickr for all my pictures: https://www.flickr.com/photos/131313936@N03/ Navy general board articles: https://www.navygeneralboard.com/author/aegis/

12-01-14, 03:46 PM	#4
Oberon Lucky Jack Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 25,976 Downloads: 61 Uploads: 20	I think the Oscar IIs have a sauna on them as well, not sure though.

12-01-14, 04:08 PM	#6
Oberon Lucky Jack Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 25,976 Downloads: 61 Uploads: 20	Typhoons are outdated, the last two were only kept as missile testing platforms really. The Delta IVs and the Boreis are the main SSBNs in the Russian fleet now. I imagine the Delta IIIs that are in the fleet will probably be going too as more Boreis come on line, but the Deltas are a bit cheaper to maintain than the collossal Typhoons. I would hope that one Typhoon would be preserved in a park or something, but I don't think that'll happen. There was idle talk of one being used as a cargo vessel years ago, but that fell through.

12-07-14, 09:45 AM	#8
ikalugin Ocean Warrior Join Date: Aug 2014 Location: Moscow, Russia Posts: 3,212 Downloads: 8 Uploads: 0	Well there is one last Typhoon in Russian Fleet - that is used for missile testing, the bulk of deterence duties is on the 667BDRs and BDRMs. The future of Russian Navy is with the project 955 SSBNs, which is replacing the BDRs and soon will begin replacing BDRMs.