|
Ship class
|
Ship name
|
Year of
entering
service
|
Displacement
tons
|
Speed
knots
|
Engines
HP
|
Armament
|
|
Battleships
(data on 1939)
|
Oktjabrskaja Revolutsija (former Gangut )
|
21 October
1914
|
26 692
|
23
|
60600
|
12 x 305 mm gun
16 x 120 mm gun
6 x 76.2 mm AA gun
6 quad 7.62 mm AAMG
4 x 457 mm torpedo tubes
|
|
Marat
(former Petropavlovsk )
|
20 December
1914
|
26 170
|
23.4
|
61100
|
Same as above
|
|
Cruisers
|
Kirov
|
26 September
1938
|
9436
|
36
|
113000
|
9 x 180 mm gun
6 x 100 mm DP gun
10 x 37 mm AA gun
4 x 12.7 mm AAMG
2 x triple 533 mm torpedo tubes
100 mines
|
|
Fleet Command
(Destroyer Leaders in Russian)
|
Leningrad class
|
5 December
1936
(the first one, Leningrad )
|
2690
|
43
|
66000
|
5 x 130 mm gun
2 x 76.2 mm AA gun
6 x 37 mm AA gun
6 x 12.7 AAMG
2 x quad 533 mm torpedo tubes
|
|
Destroyers
|
Gnevnyj class
|
1936-1941
(19 ships total)
|
2380
|
37
|
48 000
|
4 x 130 mm gun
2 x 76.2 mm AA gun
2 x 45 mm AA gun
2 x 12.7 mm AAMG
2 x triple 533 mm torpedo tubes
|
|
Opytnyj class
|
About 1941
|
1600
|
?
|
?
|
3 x 130 mm gun
(info on the rest of armament is not available)
|
|
Novik (Sverdlov) class
|
1913-1916
|
1350
(Novik (Overdo) itself– 1260)
|
35-37.5
|
32 000
(Novik (Sverdlov) itself – 42800)
|
4 x 102 mm gun
1 x 76.2 mm gun
2 x 7.62 mm AAMG
3 x triple 457 mm torpedo tubes
60 mines
|
|
Frigates, or Escort Ships
|
Uragan class (Storm was the 7th ship of that class
|
1931 onwards 18 ships built
|
619
|
23
|
6290
|
2 x 102 mm gun
3 x 37 mm AA gun
3 x 12.7 mm AAMG
1 x triple 457 mm torpedo tubes
30 mines
|
|
D -class
Submarine
|
D means “Dekabrist”
|
1931
onwards
(6 subs built) |
933 / 1354
|
14.7 / 9
|
2200 / 1000
|
8 x 533 mm torpedo tubes
1 x 100 mm or 102 mm gun
1 x 45 mm AA gun
|
|
L -class
Minelayer
Submarine
|
L means Leninets
|
1933-1942
24 subs built
|
1100 / 1400
|
14.1 / 8.3
|
2200 / 1200
|
6 x 533 mm torpedo tubes
1 x 100 mm gun
1 x 45 mm AA gun
20 mines
|
|
P -class
Submarine
|
P means Pravda
|
1931 onwards
( 3 subs built) |
955 / 1671
|
18.7 / 10.5
|
?
|
6 x 533 mm torpedo tubes
2 x 100 mm gun
1 x 45 mm AA gun
|
|
M -class
Submarine
|
M means Maljutka
|
1936-1941
|
208 / 254
|
14 / 8.4
|
800 / 400
|
2 x 533 mm torpedo tubes
1 x 45 mm AA gun
|
|
Sch -class
Submarine
|
Sch means Schuka
|
1933-1945
|
584 / 700
|
14 / 8
|
1600 / 800
|
6 x 533 mm torpedo tubes
2 x 45 mm AA guns
|
|
S -class
Submarine
|
S means Srednjaja
|
1934-1948
|
840 / 1070
|
19.5 / 8.8
|
4000 / 1100
|
6 x 533 mm torpedo tubes
1 x 100 mm gun
1 x 45 mm AA gun
|
|
Gunboats
|
Krasnoje Znamja
(at 1939)
|
Sept 10th, 1897
|
1823
|
14.5
|
2200
|
5 x 130 mm gun
7 x 45 mm AA gun
50 mines
|
| Moscow |
1939
(only one ship built)
|
1140
|
8.5
|
800
|
2 x 100 mm gun
3 x 45 mm AA gun
1 x 20 mm AA gun
2 x 12.7 mm AAMG
1 x 7.62 mm AAMG
|
| Lahta |
1899
(only one ship built)
|
580
|
6.9
|
220
|
2 x 100 mm gun
2 x 45 mm AA gun
1 x 37 mm AA gun
3 x 12.7 AAMG
2 x 7.62 AAMG
|
|
Torpedo boats
|
G-5
|
1928 onwards
|
17.84
|
48-50
|
1700
|
2 x 533 mm torpedoes
or 4 mines
2 x 12.7 mm AAMG
3 depth charges
|
|
Sh-4
|
1928
|
10
|
50.5
|
1300
|
2 x 457 mm torpedoes
1 x AAMG
2 mines
|
Note, the following in the submarine data:
Displacement = surfaced / submerged
Speed = surfaced / submerged
Engine = diesel / electric engines
Sources used:
1. “Soviet-Finnish War
1939-1940” , Minsk, Harvest Publishers, 1999, ISBN 985-433-692-1
2. “Glubinnyj Dozor”class="teksti">(“Depth
Watch”) Moscow, 1978, Molodaya Gvardiya Publishers, ISBN not
available.
3. Voyenno-morskoy slovar
(Naval Dictionary) Moscow, 1990, Military Publishers, ISBN 5-203-00174-X
4. “Lineynyje i bronenosnyje
korabli. Kanonerskiye lodki” (“Battleships and ironclads. Gunboats”)
by S.S. Berezhnoy, Moscow, 1997, Military Publishers, ISBN 5-203-01671-2
5. http://members.tripod.com/lord_hexer
6. http://fs1.math.spbu.ru/navy/MK/MK-11/MK-11-2.htm
(the site is in Russian)
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