МПК «Онега» вышел в Белое море для уничтожения подлодки условного противника

Project 1124M Vessel Will Use Depth Charges and Torpedo Weapons

The small anti-submarine ship (MPC) "Onega" (project 1124M) of the Northern Fleet has begun a planned exercise to search for and conditionally destroy submarines at a training ground in the White Sea. This was reported by the press service of the Russian Ministry of Defense.

Small anti-submarine ship of the White Sea Naval Base of the Northern Fleet "Onega"

The crew of the "Onega" is opposed by sailors from a nuclear submarine, who are tasked with launching a torpedo attack and conditionally destroying a surface ship. At the final stage of the exercises, the MPC crew will use depth charges and torpedo weapons. The maneuvers will take place over several days.

About Project 1124 "Albatross"

MPCs are designed to search, detect, classify and destroy submarines. The ships are armed with 2 rotary 533-mm torpedo tubes, RBU-6000 rocket launchers, Osa-MA SAMs and AK-176 and AK-630.

Features of Project 1124M ships:

  • Displacement — 1120 t
  • Length — 71.1 m
  • Width — 9.5 m
  • Draft — 3.71 m
  • Engines — 2 M-507A diesels, 1 gas turbine engine
  • Speed — 32 knots
  • Autonomy — 9 days

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