The missile cruiser “Moskva” (Slava) is the flagship of the Russian Black Sea Fleet

RKR "Slava" head. No. 2008, from 05/16/1995 - missile cruiser “Moskva”. Shipyard named after 61 communards (Nikolaev). RKR "Moscow" is part of the Black Sea Fleet. From 10.01 to 17.02.1985. In April 1985, due to a fire in the ship's sauna, the anti-ship missiles were flooded in four launchers as a result of the activation of the sensors of the Karat-M fire-fighting system (the sensors of which are located on the outside of the sauna bulkhead). The ship was on combat duty in the Mediterranean Sea due to the escalation of the situation around Libya. He monitored the US Navy's outpost led by AB America and Forrestal. From May 27, 1986 to February 20, 1987, “Moskva” served in the Mediterranean Sea and the North Atlantic.

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During his service in September 1986, the RKR visited the port of Tartus (Syria) on a business visit, and from November 18 to 22, 1986, the port of Piraeus (Greece) made a friendly visit. In April 1987, he went to sea under the flag of the Navy Civil Code of Admiral S.G. Gorshkova. In August 1990, the cruiser participated in the Yalta International Conference on the identification and control of nuclear weapons on board warships. From March 21, 1991 to August 1998, Shipyard named after. 61 “Moscow” communes underwent a medium repair. At the same time, all the AK-630M guns were removed from him, which were transferred to the Shipyard as payment for the work performed. Then the ship was towed to the Sevmorzavod shipyard in Sevastopol, where repairs were completed and the AK-630M AU, taken from the fleet’s arsenal, was reinstalled. In 2001, the ship paid a friendly visit to the port of Tunisia. At RKR Moscow and Marshal Ustinov, during the mid-term repair of the Basalt anti-ship missile system, it was upgraded to the P-700 anti-ship missile system of the Vulcan complex. However, these anti-ship missiles cannot use standard launch stages, since their operation can lead to the destruction of the launcher. As a result, they are equipped with P-500 anti-ship missile launchers, which somewhat reduces the flight range.

Project 1164, code "Atlant", type Slava

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Missile cruiser. Place of construction: Shipyard named after 61 Communards, Nikolaev Tactical and technical data: Displacement, t: - standard: 9300 (project 11641 - 9500) - full: 11280 t (project 11641 - 11530) Dimensions, m: - length : 186 m (project 11641 - 192) - beam: 20.8 - draft: 6.28 (overall - 8.4) Full speed, knots: 32.5 Cruising range: 8070 miles (18 knots), 2500 miles (30 knots), 2200 miles (32.5 knots) Endurance, days: 30 Power plant: 2x71000 hp GTA M-21 (10000 hp M-70 sustainer, 2x27500 hp afterburners M-8KF, 1x6000 hp steam turbine) (project 11641 - 2x65000 hp GTA (10000 hp M-70 sustainer, 2x27500 hp afterburners M-8KF)), unit, , 6 GTGs of 1500 kW each, 6 GTGs of 1250 kW each Armament: 8x2 SM-248 launchers of the Bazalt anti-ship missile missile system (from serial number 2010 – anti-ship missile launcher) “Vulcan” (anti-ship missiles – P-1000 (3M70)) – control system “Argon-1164” (16 anti-ship missiles P-500 (4K80)) 8x1 PU B-204 SAM “Fort” (64 missiles V-500R (5V55RM)) 2x2 PU ZIF-122 SAM 4K33 “Osa-M” (40 9M33 missile launchers) – SU 4R-33 (not on project 11641) 5 SAM 3M87 “Dirk” modules – 2x (8 SAM launchers, 2x6 30 mm) (9M311 SAM) – Project 11641 1x2 130 mm AK-130 (600 rounds) – MR-184 “Lev-218” control system 6x6 30 mm AK-630 (48,000 shots) – 2 MR-123 “Vympel” control system (not on Project 11641) 2x1 45 mm 21KM PU URPK-6 "Vodopad-NK" (PLUR 83R, 84R) - Project 11641 2x5 533 mm PTA-53-1134 (10 SET-65 torpedoes) - not on Project 11641 2x12 RBU-6000 "Smerch" -2" (144 RGB-60) - PUSB "Storm" 1 helicopter Ka-25Ts (project 11641 - Ka-27Ts) RTV: radar MR-800 "Flag" (general detection radar MR-600 "Voskhod", general radar detection of MR-MR-700 "Fregat-M" (production No. 2008, 2009) or MR-750 "Fregat-MA" (production No. 2010, 2011)) (project 11641 - radar "Flag-M"), Radar "Positive" (project 11641), 2 electronic warfare radars MP-150 "Gurzuf-A" (project 1164), 2 electronic warfare radars MP-152 "Gurzuf-B" (project 1164), electronic warfare radar MR-262 " Fence" (project 1164), electronic warfare radar MP-401 "Start" (project 1164), electronic warfare radar "Cantata" (project 11641), RTR radar MRP-52 "Koltso", 2 navigation radars "Vaigach" (project 11641 - navigation radar MR-212/201 "Vaigach-U"), SJSC MGK-335 "Platina", BIUS "Lesorub-1164", ICRC "Corvette-5" (project 11641 - "Coral-BN-2"), space communications complex R-790 "Tsunami-BM", space communications complex "Crystal", communications complex "Typhoon-2", NK "Salgir-U3" Electronic warfare complex PK-10 "Smely" (12 PU KT-216) - shots AZ-SO-50, AZ-SR-50, AZ-SOM-50 (since 1989), AZ-SK-50 (since 1991), AZ-SMZ-50 (since 1993) PK-2M electronic warfare complex (2 ZIF launchers -121) – shots AZ-TST-41, AZ-PTST-41, AZ-TSP-47, AZ-TST-47, AZ-TSTV-47, AZ-TSO-47 (since 1985), AZ-TSR-47 (since 1991) – SU “Tertsia” Crew, people: 485 (66 officers, 64 midshipmen) Note: on “Slava” and “Marshal Ustinov” P-500 “Basalt” anti-ship missiles were replaced by P-1000 “Vulcan” anti-ship missiles According to data from the site www.russian-ships.info

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Tactical and technical characteristics of the missile cruiser “Moskva”

Displacement………………………11,490 t

Overall dimensions of the cruiser Moscow

Length……………………186.4 m Width………………………20.8 m Height…………………42.5 m Draft…………………8, 4 m

Engines of the cruiser Moscow

gas turbine unit, 4 × 22,500 l. pp., 2 × 10,000 l. With. Power……………………afterburner 4 × 22,500 hp, sustainer 2 × 10,000 hp. With. Speed……………………32 knots (full), 16 knots (economic) Cruising range…………………2500 nautical miles (30 knots), 6000 nautical miles (18 knots) Cruising autonomy ……………………30 days Crew……………………510 people

Armament of the cruiser Moscow

Artillery……………………1 × 2 – AK-130 Anti-aircraft artillery…………………6 × 6 – AK-630 missile launcher………………………8 × 2 anti-aircraft missile launchers ( P-1000 Vulcan), 8 × 8 launchers of the S-300F “Reef” air defense system, 2 × 2 “Osa-MA” air defense systems Anti-submarine weapons………………………2 five-tube 533-mm torpedo tubes, Aviation group……… ……………1 Ka-27 helicopter

Ship commanders

• Rear Admiral Vadim Olegovich Moskalenko (June 1979 - June 1984),
• Captain 1st Rank Viktor Alekseevich Krikunov (June 1984 - February 1988),
• captain 1st rank Vasilchuk Vasily Vasilyevich (February 1988 - June 1989),
• captain 1st rank Lesnoy Viktor Sergeevich (June 1989 - June 1993),
• captain 1st rank Ermolenko Dmitry Vladimirovich (June 1993 - April 1996),
• Rear Admiral Vladimir Ivanovich Bogdashin (April 1996 - February 1998),
• captain 1st rank Kulikov Valery Vladimirovich (February 1998 - December 1999),
• captain 1st rank Zheleznyakov Alexey Mikhailovich (December 1999-2002),
• captain 1st rank Shcherbitsky Alexander Vadimovich (2002-2006),
• captain 1st rank Smolyak Igor Vladimirovich (July 2006 - June 2009),
• captain 1st rank Tronev Sergey Ivanovich (June 2009 - January 2015),
• captain 1st rank Schwartz Alexander Tiborovich (January 2015 - December 2016),
• captain 1st rank Dobrynin Dmitry Konstantinovich (January 2022 - June 2017),
• captain 1st rank Knyazev Oleg Yaroslavovich (July 2022 - 2020),
• captain 1st rank Kuprin Anton Valerievich (2020 - present)[26].

Photo of the cruiser Moscow

Notes

1. According to RIA Novosti - 416 people (including 38 officers): [1]
2. Medvedev was shown the missile cruiser “Moskva” - “the killer of aircraft carriers” (unspecified)
   . RIA Novosti (14-07-2009). Access date: July 25, 2009. Archived March 4, 2012.
3. “Moscow” in smoke // Vzglyad, September 2009
4. Media: The flagship of the Black Sea Fleet was downgraded // flot.com, 2012
5. Ukrainian ships were blocked from exiting Lake Donuzlav (unspecified)
   (inaccessible link). Retrieved March 17, 2014. Archived March 17, 2014.
6. Visit to the Guards missile cruiser "Moskva"
7. The missile cruiser "Moskva" returned to Sevastopol from a long voyage // Rambler
8. The cruiser "Moskva" is docked
9. The flagship of the Black Sea Fleet will go for sea trials after Victory Day // flot.com, 2015
10. Russian-Chinese naval exercises have begun
11. Russian and Chinese ships practiced joint night maneuvering // flot.com, 2015
12. The cruiser "Moscow" went to the Mediterranean Sea // flot.com, 2015
13. Another slap in the face of the United States in the Mediterranean // RIA Novosti
14. Russian ships prepared to cover from the air the air base near Latakia (unspecified)
    . Interfax. Date accessed: October 4, 2015.
15. Guards missile cruiser "Moskva" returned to Sevastopol from the Mediterranean Sea
16. Russian Defense Minister General of the Army Sergei Shoigu awarded the Order of Nakhimov to the Guards missile cruiser "Moscow" of the Black Sea Fleet
17. the guards cruiser is waiting for conscripts from the capital (unspecified)
    (inaccessible link). Date of access: August 1, 2016. Archived August 1, 2016.
18. The missile cruiser "Moskva" topped the list of the best ships of the Black Sea Fleet // flot.com, 2016
19. Russian Navy Day was celebrated in Sevastopol // Interfax
20. The missile cruiser "Moskva" is waiting for its fate to be decided in Sevastopol // flot.com, 2018
21. The Navy and the leadership of the Black Sea Fleet will decide whether to repair the cruiser "Moskva" // Interfax
22. Repair instead of modernization: the cruiser "Moskva" will be put into operation in Crimea
23. The flagship of the Black Sea Fleet "Moscow" went to sea after repairs / NTS, June 5, 2019
24. The 40-year-old repaired “Moskva” will defend Crimea for decades to come // July 3, 2020
25. The missile cruiser "Moscow" fired the Basalt complex for the first time in the Black Sea 04/30/2021
26. The cruiser "Moscow" began exercises after scheduled repairs

Links

• Media files on Wikimedia Commons

• Guards Order of Nakhimov missile cruiser "Moscow" on the website of the Russian Ministry of Defense
• Missile cruiser "Moskva" Archived copy dated May 25, 2022 on the Wayback Machine // "Navy Armaments"
• Guards missile cruiser of the Black Sea Fleet "Moscow" celebrated its birthday // 05.19.2009
• Soviet “old men” will remain the main ships of the Navy // Vzglyad, June 6, 2019