Russian navy submarines

30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 Destroyer "Arleigh Burke" » 32 knots Blue whale Speed, km/h + 33 meters 100 m -100 RUSSIAN NAVY SUBMARINES 18 x Kilo Lada » 19 knots + 240 meters : 57 submariners + 74 meters » 21 knots 250 meters : 35 submariners + 67 meters - 200 3 x Delta III » 24 knots + 320 meters + 400 meters : 130 submariners + 155 meters + 300 m 4 x Victor III - 300 Borei » 29 knots + 400 meters : 107 submariners 31 knots + 400 meters + 600 meters + 350 m submariners + 170 meters + 107 meters Sierra I 7 x Delta IV 14 x Akula Depth, » 35 knots -400 » 24 knots + 400 meters : 140 submariners + 167 meters » 33 knots + 480 meters : 73 submariners + 110 meters meters 480 meters + 550 meters : 61 submariners + 107 meters 3 x Typhoon » 25 knots + 400 meters : 160 submariners + 173 meters + 480 m E 500 + 500 m 10 x Oscar II 2 x Sierra II » 32 knots + 520 meters : 130 submariners » 35 knots + 520 meters : 59 submariners 111 meters + 600 m + 600 m + 600 m -600 + 154 meters + 650 m Diesel-electric submarines Nuclear-powered ballistic missile subs Nuclear-powered attack submarines - 700 The mission of these small and cheap submarines is attacking and sinking enemy submarines, surface combat- ants and merchant vessels. Submarines equipped to launch submarine-launched ballistic missiles with nuclear war- heads. The primary mission of the ballisticm missile is nuclear deterrence. The purpose of these subs is attacking enemy subs and ships. Some of them are also armed with cruise missiles mounted in vertical launch tubes, increasing the scope of their potential missions to include large warships and land targets. Legend ►» Maximum submerged speed + Operational depth of hold + Maximum depth of hold : Complement + Length Are depicted only active submarines, without planned, under construction or undergoing sea trials. DEFENDING RUSSIA © facebook.com/DefendingRussia, 2013 Design: Anton Egorov | be.net/egorov