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Looking for Soviet Submarine Experts
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Rainman
Posted 2007-01-29 8:48 AM (#1898)
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Location: Milwaukee, WI
Subject: Looking for Soviet Submarine Experts

My latest project involves US and Soviet submarines from the Cold War era and while i have information at hand for the Soviet boats, i'm afraid that it's rather limited. So i was hoping that there were some experts on the Soviet/Russian submarine service that might be willing to lend a hand with the project. If so, please let me know here in this thread or send me an email. Thanks!

John396
Posted 2007-02-27 2:34 PM (#2450 - in reply to #1898)
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Location: Sacramento/Twain Harte
Subject: RE: Looking for Soviet Submarine Experts

Rainman,
Are you still looking for Soviet Sub. Info. Try this if you have not already. (essaysofsovietsubmariners.com). They talk about the two books. I have them, and would be willing to lend them to you. John Hintz----John396
Rainman
Posted 2007-02-27 2:50 PM (#2451 - in reply to #1898)
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Location: Milwaukee, WI
Subject: RE: Looking for Soviet Submarine Experts

Thanks John, i'll check it out.
Bob Melley
Posted 2007-09-11 3:19 PM (#7491 - in reply to #1898)
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Subject: RE: Looking for Soviet Submarine Experts

Rainman:
I have a book that describes Russian/Soviet submarine tactics at home, used it for info in two novels.....
I'll get name tonight and send Wed AM....
DL-3 sailor
Bob Melley
Posted 2007-09-11 4:36 PM (#7493 - in reply to #1898)
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Subject: RE: Looking for Soviet Submarine Experts

Rainman:
Found the books I mentioned above......Best for tactics is
Soviet Naval Tactics by Milan Vego, US Naval Institute Press 1992....This book gets into
overall warfighting assumptions, and breaks down each type of tactics used by Russian fleet commanders and individual tactics used by subs to combat various US naval vessels
from CSGs to sub on sub.....You'll note the book is dated but it does cover the Cold War, I assume that the info you're looking for....

The other book is not really going to help but it is an excellent photo summary of all Soviet warships, good section on subs....Norman Palomar's The Naval Institute Guide to the Soviet Navy 1991.
Pictures and descriptions of most Russkie boats....lean on naval tactics...you may be able to assume strategy when you see pics.....best.....bob melley
Rainman
Posted 2007-09-12 8:04 AM (#7513 - in reply to #1898)
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Location: Milwaukee, WI
Subject: RE: Looking for Soviet Submarine Experts

Bob - Awesome. Thanks for looking up that info and passing it along. i appreciate it.
Bob Melley
Posted 2007-09-12 10:26 AM (#7518 - in reply to #1898)
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Subject: RE: Looking for Soviet Submarine Experts

Rainman:
hope info helps.....the first book helped me a lot......Norm P's book has lots of pics & diagrams...
I believe since Russia sold her Project 877E Kilos to lots of folks, there are a bunch of countries using
her sub tactics...the 877 Export Kilos have six blade prop and aren't as good as the Project 636(?) boats built
for actual Russian navy use. Iran, Egypt, India, China and a number of other countries have the Export models.
China (PLAN) just bot eight more of the better 636 boats.....I'm sure the newest Russian Amur subs will also be on sale.
bob
1oldman
Posted 2007-11-14 11:27 PM (#9206 - in reply to #1898)
Subject: RE: Looking for Soviet Submarine Experts

rainman, as simple as it seems you might try the wikipedia link; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Soviet_and_Russian_submarine_classes
I gotten a lot of good info here as well as ; http://www.globalsecurity.org/wmd/world/russia/935.htm
Hope this helps.
Bob Melley
Posted 2007-11-21 8:44 AM (#9355 - in reply to #1898)
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Posts: 256

Subject: RE: Looking for Soviet Submarine Experts

Rainman:
Also try checking out this iste:
www.defenseindustrydaily.com
They cover pretty much just new "stuff" but you should be able
to pick up some good G2 on other nation's subs......Newest Russian diesel boat is Project 950 AMUR....
has a VLS system installed abaft the sail.....they sell it to other folks.....
also try www.mosnews.com for general info/news on
Russian military....
Hairball
Posted 2007-11-23 8:08 PM (#9460 - in reply to #1898)
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Location: St. John's, Newfoundland.
Subject: RE: Looking for Soviet Submarine Experts

Hi Rainman: Found this, think you might find in interesting. Cheers, Hairball

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa4442/is_200601/ai_n17180268/pg_2
Rainman
Posted 2007-11-26 10:09 AM (#9554 - in reply to #1898)
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Location: Milwaukee, WI
Subject: RE: Looking for Soviet Submarine Experts

Awesome, thanks for the great links everyone!
Bob Melley
Posted 2007-11-27 8:04 AM (#9598 - in reply to #1898)
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Posts: 256

Subject: RE: Looking for Soviet Submarine Experts

Rainman:
Good luck with your project....tapped out on sites now.
Tincanman

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