Silent electric submarine "Black Hole" entered the Baltic Sea

The crew of the submarine "Dmitrov" of project 887 will work out course tasks at sea ranges

The diesel-electric submarine "Dmitrov" of project 887, code "Paltus", entered the Baltic Sea to work out the course task. This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation.

Submarine "Dmitrov" of project 887, code "Paltus" 
Submarine "Dmitrov" of project 887, code "Paltus"  Image source: Wikipedia Commons

The submarine crew conducted training in preparation for going to sea, loading ammunition, organizing security and defense while standing at the berth.

The submariners also worked out algorithms for controlling the submarine when surfacing and diving in normal and emergency versions, when using missile and torpedo weapons.

Working out course tasks is an obligatory part of the training system for submarine crews.

Diesel-electric submarines of project 877, code "Paltus", are the quietest Russian submarines due to their streamlined shape and special hydroacoustic coating of the hull. In the West, this class is called "Black Hole" for its high stealth.

Earlier www1.ru reported that USC will load Sevmash with new orders for the construction of submarines and ships.

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