Old Soviet inland water crafts have found their resting place. The former might gets covered with rust in a special cemetery.
Showing posts with label Ship. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ship. Show all posts
Monday, November 15, 2010
Ship Graveyard in Russia
Monday, October 25, 2010
The Invisible Ship
The Invisible Ship
The invisible ships for radars. At the end of 2009 it was entered into service of the American fleet. More images after the break...
Powerplant - 2 gas turbines, GE LM2500,
2 diesel MTU Friedrichshafen GmbH 20V 8000 M90.
Power - Turbines 2 x 29,500 hp diesel engines 2 x 12,203 hp
Screws - 4 water jet: 2 Wartsila LJ160E, two Wartsila LJ150E
Speed - 45 knots (at sea up to 3 points)
Cruising Range - 3500 miles (18 knots), 1000 miles (50 knots).
Endurance - 14 days. Crew - 50 people.
Armament: Anti-aircraft - 1 SAM RIM-116 (1921 SAM)
Artillery - 1 * 1 57 mm ??. 110,
antisubmarine - Honeywell Mk 50 Torpedo,
Aircraft - 2 SH-60 helicopters R / S Seahawks and UAV MQ-8 Fire Scout
Powerplant - 2 gas turbines, GE LM2500,
2 diesel MTU Friedrichshafen GmbH 20V 8000 M90.
Power - Turbines 2 x 29,500 hp diesel engines 2 x 12,203 hp
Screws - 4 water jet: 2 Wartsila LJ160E, two Wartsila LJ150E
Speed - 45 knots (at sea up to 3 points)
Cruising Range - 3500 miles (18 knots), 1000 miles (50 knots).
Endurance - 14 days. Crew - 50 people.
Armament: Anti-aircraft - 1 SAM RIM-116 (1921 SAM)
Artillery - 1 * 1 57 mm ??. 110,
antisubmarine - Honeywell Mk 50 Torpedo,
Aircraft - 2 SH-60 helicopters R / S Seahawks and UAV MQ-8 Fire Scout
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