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Report for Q3/1947
Industrial Allocation
- 33 / 33 factories producing 33,000t materials.
- 0/33 factories producing infrastructure
- 12,372t from stockpile.
- 0t from transactions.
- 6752t from scrapping.
- 52,124t materials total.
- 34,923t used.
- 17,201t stored for Q4/47.

Infrastructure Development
None

Naval Construction

Petrograd: Almaz Shipbuilding Company, Sudomekh Shipyard No. 196, Severnaya Verf No.190, and Baltic Shipyard No.189
Class 4 Slip #1 - Admiral Kornilov-class (Project 81) light cruiser Admiral Kornilov laid down January 1st, 1947. 11,375 tons required. 1,700 tons added Q3/1947 for a total of 5100 / 11375 tons. 6275 / 11375 tons remaining. Launched September 5th, 1947. Completed September 12th, 1948.
Class 4 Slip #2 - Admiral Kornilov-class (Project 81) light cruiser Admiral Crieg laid down January 1st, 1947. 11,375 tons required. 1,700 tons added Q3/1947 for a total of 5100 / 11375 tons. 6275 / 11375 tons remaining. Launched September 5th, 1947. Completed September 12th, 1948.
Class 4 Slip #3 - Idle.
Class 4 Slip #4 - Idle.
Class 3 Slip #1 - Avrora-class (Project 76) light cruiser Vitiaz laid down January 1st, 1947. 8,250 tons required. 1,500 tons added Q3/1947 for a total of 4500 / 8250 tons. 3750 / 8250 tons remaining. Launched July 28th, 1947. Completed June 8th, 1948.
Class 3 Slip #2 - Avrora-class (Project 76) light cruiser Kagul laid down January 1st, 1947. 8,250 tons required. 1,500 tons added Q3/1947 for a total of 4500 / 8250 tons. 3750 / 8250 tons remaining. Launched July 28th, 1947. Completed June 8th, 1948.
Class 3 Slip #3 - Idle.
Class 3 Slip #4 - Idle.
Class 3 Slip #5 - Elbrus-class tanker Kliuchevskoi laid down January 1st, 1947. 2491 tons required (built to civilian standards). 750 tons added in Q3/1947 for a total of 2250 / 2491 tons. 241 / 2491 tons remaining. Launched July 18th, 1947. Completed October 30th, 1948.
Class 3 Slip #6 - Elbrus-class tanker Ushkovsky laid down January 1st, 1947. 2491 tons required (built to civilian standards). 750 tons added in Q3/1947 for a total of 2250 / 2491 tons. 241 / 2491 tons remaining. Launched July 18th, 1947. Completed October 30th, 1948.
Class 1 Slip #1 - Yenesei-class icebreaker Argun laid down July 1st, 1947. 5145 tons required. 1100 tons added in Q3/1947 for a total of 1100 / 5145 tons. 4045 / 5145 tons remaining. Launched June 20th, 1947. Completed March 5th, 1948.
Class 1 Slip #2 - Idle.
Class 1 Slip #3 - Idle.
Class 1 Slip #4 - Project 83 type ("Avantyurin") small antisubmarine ship MPK-171 laid down July 1st, 1947. 600 tons required. 175 tons added Q3/1947 for a total of 175 / 600 tons. 425 / 600 tons remaining. Launched October 26th, 1947. Completed April 18th, 1948.
Class 0 Slip #1 - Project 83 type ("Avantyurin") small antisubmarine ship MPK-172 laid down July 1st, 1947. 600 tons required. 175 tons added Q3/1947 for a total of 175 / 600 tons. 425 / 600 tons remaining. Launched October 26th, 1947. Completed April 18th, 1948.
Class 0 Slip #2 - Project 83 type ("Avantyurin") small antisubmarine ship MPK-173 laid down July 1st, 1947. 600 tons required. 175 tons added Q3/1947 for a total of 175 / 600 tons. 425 / 600 tons remaining. Launched October 26th, 1947. Completed April 18th, 1948.
Class 0 Slip #3 - Project 83 type ("Avantyurin") small antisubmarine ship MPK-174 laid down July 1st, 1947. 600 tons required. 175 tons added Q3/1947 for a total of 175 / 600 tons. 425 / 600 tons remaining. Launched October 26th, 1947. Completed April 18th, 1948.
Class 0 Slip #4 - Project 83 type ("Avantyurin") small antisubmarine ship MPK-175 laid down July 1st, 1947. 600 tons required. 175 tons added Q3/1947 for a total of 175 / 600 tons. 425 / 600 tons remaining. Launched October 26th, 1947. Completed April 18th, 1948.

Dockside:
- Light Cruiser Diana (Project 80bis) laid down July 1st, 1946. 5,075 tons required. 675 tons added Q3/1947 for a total of 5075 / 5075 tons. 0 / 5075 tons remaining. Launched December 20th, 1946. Completed September 2nd, 1947.
- Elbrus-class tanker Livadiyskaya laid down January 1st, 1946. 2491 tons required (built to civilian standards). 0 tons added in Q3/1947 for a total of 2491 / 2491 tons. 0 / 2491 tons remaining. Launched July 18th, 1946. Completed October 30th, 1947.
- Elbrus-class tanker Narodnaya laid down January 1st, 1946. 2491 tons required (built to civilian standards). 0 tons added in Q3/1947 for a total of 2491 / 2491 tons. 0 / 2491 tons remaining. Launched July 18th, 1946. Completed October 30th, 1947.
- Yenesei-class icebreaker Irtysh laid down January 1st, 1947. 5145 tons required. 1100 tons added in Q3/1947 for a total of 3300 / 5145 tons. 1845 / 5145 tons remaining. Launched June 20th, 1947. Completed March 5th, 1948.

Kronshtadt: Admiralty Shipyard No.194
Class 1 Drydock #1 - Idle.
Class 0 Drydock #1 - Idle.

Dockside:
- Yenesei-class icebreaker Ob laid down July 1st, 1946. 5145 tons required. 745 tons added in Q3/1947 for a total of 5145 / 5145 tons. 0 / 5145 tons remaining. Launched December 20th, 1946. Completed September 5th, 1947.

Tallinn: Admiralty Shipyard Tallinn
Class 3 Drydock #1 - Idle.
Class 3 Drydock #2 - Idle.
Class 3 Drydock #3 - Destroyer Smetlivyi undergoing refit. 472 tons required. 472 tons added Q3/1947 for a total of 472 / 472 tons. 0 / 472 tons remaining until completion on September 22nd.
Class 3 Drydock #4 - Destroyer Smotriaschyi undergoing refit. 472 tons required. 472 tons added Q3/1947 for a total of 472 / 472 tons. 0 / 472 tons remaining until completion on September 22nd.
Class 1 Drydock #1 - Destroyer Serioznyi undergoing refit. 472 tons required. 472 tons added Q3/1947 for a total of 472 / 472 tons. 0 / 472 tons remaining until completion on September 22nd.

Dockside:
None

Arkhangelsk: Severnoye Mashinostroitelnoye Predpriyatie (Sevmash No.402) and Zvezdochka Shipyard
Class 4.5 Slip #1 - Idle.
Class 2 Slip #1 - Project 77U type Destroyer Surovyi laid down July 1st, 1947. 2,465 tons required. 700 tons added Q3/1947 for a total of 700 / 2465. 1765 / 2465 tons remaining until completion. Launched November 19th, 1947. Completed June 15th, 1948.
Class 2 Slip #2 - Project 77U type Destroyer Smyshlyonyi laid down July 1st, 1947. 2,465 tons required. 700 tons added Q3/1947 for a total of 700 / 2465. 1765 / 2465 tons remaining until completion. Launched November 19th, 1947. Completed June 15th, 1948.
Class 2 Slip #3 - Project 77U type Destroyer Slavnyi laid down July 1st, 1947. 2,465 tons required. 700 tons added Q3/1947 for a total of 700 / 2465. 1765 / 2465 tons remaining until completion. Launched November 19th, 1947. Completed June 15th, 1948.
Class 2 Slip #4 - Project 77U type Destroyer Boiky laid down July 1st, 1947. 2,465 tons required. 700 tons added Q3/1947 for a total of 700 / 2465. 1765 / 2465 tons remaining until completion. Launched November 19th, 1947. Completed June 15th, 1948.
Class 2 Slip #5 - Project 77U type Destroyer Naporystyy laid down July 1st, 1947. 2,465 tons required. 700 tons added Q3/1947 for a total of 700 / 2465. 1765 / 2465 tons remaining until completion. Launched November 19th, 1947. Completed June 15th, 1948.
Class 2 Slip #6 - Project 77U type Destroyer Bezuprechny laid down July 1st, 1947. 2,465 tons required. 700 tons added Q3/1947 for a total of 700 / 2465. 1765 / 2465 tons remaining until completion. Launched November 19th, 1947. Completed June 15th, 1948.
Class 1 Slip #1 - Project 78 type ("Barrakuda") K-41 laid down July 1st, 1947. 1950 tons required. 750 tons added Q3/1947 for a total of 750 / 1950 tons. 1200 / 1950 tons remaining. Launched November 11th, 1947. Completed May 30th, 1948.
Class 1 Slip #2 - Project 78 type ("Barrakuda") K-42 laid down July 1st, 1947. 1950 tons required. 750 tons added Q3/1947 for a total of 750 / 1950 tons. 1200 / 1950 tons remaining. Launched November 11th, 1947. Completed May 30th, 1948.
Class 1 Slip #3 - Project 78 type ("Barrakuda") K-43 laid down July 1st, 1947. 1950 tons required. 750 tons added Q3/1947 for a total of 750 / 1950 tons. 1200 / 1950 tons remaining. Launched November 11th, 1947. Completed May 30th, 1948.
Class 1 Slip #4 - Idle.
Class 0 Slip #1 - Idle.
Class 0 Slip #2 - Idle.

Dockside:
- Aircraft Carrier Reval (Project 65) laid down January 1st, 1944. 49,854 tons required. 2500 tons added in Q3/1947 for a total of 37500 / 49854 tons. 12354 / 49854 tons remaining. Launched April 17th, 1946. Completed November 27th, 1948.
- Project 77U type Destroyer Vlastny laid down January 1st, 1947. 2,465 tons required. 700 tons added Q3/1947 for a total of 2100 / 2465. 365 / 2465 tons remaining until completion. Launched May 19th, 1946. Completed December 15th, 1947.
- Project 77U type Destroyer Otlichny laid down January 1st, 1947. 2,465 tons required. 700 tons added Q3/1947 for a total of 2100 / 2465. 365 / 2465 tons remaining until completion. Launched May 19th, 1946. Completed December 15th, 1947.
- Project 77U type Destroyer Rezkiy laid down January 1st, 1947. 2,465 tons required. 700 tons added Q3/1947 for a total of 2100 / 2465. 365 / 2465 tons remaining until completion. Launched May 19th, 1946. Completed December 15th, 1947.
- Project 77U type Destroyer Speshnyy laid down January 1st, 1947. 2,465 tons required. 700 tons added Q3/1947 for a total of 2100 / 2465. 365 / 2465 tons remaining until completion. Launched May 19th, 1946. Completed December 15th, 1947.
- Project 77U type Destroyer Vozbuzhdenyy laid down January 1st, 1947. 2,465 tons required. 700 tons added Q3/1947 for a total of 2100 / 2465. 365 / 2465 tons remaining until completion. Launched May 19th, 1946. Completed December 15th, 1947.
- Project 77U type Destroyer Bespokoiny laid down January 1st, 1947. 2,465 tons required. 700 tons added Q3/1947 for a total of 2100 / 2465. 365 / 2465 tons remaining until completion. Launched May 19th, 1946. Completed December 15th, 1947.

Murmansk: Shipyard #10 Polyarny, "Shkval"
Class 4.5 Drydock #1 - Idle.
Class 3 Drydock #1 - Light cruiser Admiral Botsis undergoing refit. 1138 tons required. 1138 tons added Q3/1947 for a total of 1138 / 1138 tons. 0 / 1138 tons remaining until completion on September 15th, 1947.
Class 3 Drydock #2 - Light cruiser Admiral Menshikov undergoing refit. 1138 tons required. 1138 tons added Q3/1947 for a total of 1138 / 1138 tons. 0 / 1138 tons remaining until completion on September 15th, 1947.
Class 2 Drydock #1 - Project 78 type ("Barrakuda") K-44 laid down July 1st, 1947. 1950 tons required. 750 tons added Q3/1947 for a total of 750 / 1950 tons. 1200 / 1950 tons remaining. Launched November 11th, 1947. Completed May 30th, 1948.
Class 1 Drydock #1 - Project 78 type ("Barrakuda") K-45 laid down July 1st, 1947. 1950 tons required. 750 tons added Q3/1947 for a total of 750 / 1950 tons. 1200 / 1950 tons remaining. Launched November 11th, 1947. Completed May 30th, 1948.
Class 0 Drydock #1 - Idle.
Class 0 Drydock #2 - Idle.

Dockside:
None

Rostov-on-Don: Black Sea Shipyard, Rostov-on-Don
Class 3 Slip #1 - Idle.
Class 1 Slip #1 - Idle.
Class 1 Slip #2 - Idle.
Class 0 Slip #1 - Idle.
Class 0 Slip #2 - Idle.

Dockside:
- Large Rocket Ship (Bol'shoy Raketny Korabl') Admiral Kolchak (Project 79) laid down January 1st, 1946. 4,000 tons required. 1000 tons added Q3/1947 for a total of 3000 / 4000 tons. 1000 / 4000 tons remaining. Launched June 6th, 1947. Completed January 31st, 1948.

Sevastopol: Sevastopol Shipyard No.201, Sevastopol
Class 3 Drydock #1 - Idle.
Class 2 Drydock #1 - Idle.
Class 1 Drydock #1 - Idle.
Class 0 Drydock #1 - Idle.

Dockside:
None

Astrakhan: Admiralty Shipyard No.39, Astrakhan
Class 1 Drydock #1 - Idle.

Dockside:
None

Vladivostok: Dalzavod Yard, Vladivostok, Zvezda Shipyard, Bolshoy Kamen, and Amur Shipbuilding Plant, Komsolosk-on-Amur
Class 4.5 Drydock #1 - Idle.
Class 1 Drydock #1 - Idle.
Class 1 Drydock #2 - Idle.
Class 0 Drydock #1 - Idle.
Class 4.5 Slip #1 - Idle.
Class 1 Slip #1 - Idle.
Class 1 Slip #2 - Idle.
Class 0 Slip #1 - Idle.
Class 0 Slip #2 - Idle.

Dockside:
- Aircraft Carrier Kerch (Project 65) laid down January 1st, 1944. 49,854 tons required. 2500 tons added in Q3/1947 for a total of 37500 / 49854 tons. 12354 / 49854 tons remaining. Launched April 17th, 1946. Completed November 27th, 1948.

Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky: Kamchatsky Shipyard No.49 "Gornyak"
Class 3 Drydock #1 - Idle.
Class 1 Drydock #1 - Idle.
Class 0 Drydock #1 - Idle.

Dockside:
None

Cam Ranh Bay (Indochina): Admiralty Shipyard No.191 "Alyans"
Class 4 Drydock #1 - Idle.
Class 1 Drydock #1 - Idle.
Class 1 Drydock #2 - Idle.

Dockside:
None

On Trials:
- KRL Admiral Nakhimov on post-refit trials until Q3/1947
- KRL Admiral Chikagov on post-refit trials until Q3/1947
- KRL Admiral Botsis on post-refit trials until Q4/1947
- KRL Admiral Menshikov on post-refit trials until Q4/1947
- KRL Novik on trials until Q4/1947
- KRL Bogatyr on trials until Q4/1947
- KPVO (AA cruiser) Rynda on trials until Q3/1947
- KPVO (AA cruiser) Diana on trials until Q1/1948
- BRK (large rocket ship) Admiral Lazarev on trials until Q3/1947
- EM (destroyer) Gnevny on trials until Q4/1947
- EM (destroyer) Statniy on trials until Q4/1947
- EM (destroyer) Ryany on trials until Q4/1947
- EM (destroyer) Storozhevoi on trials until Q4/1947
- EM (destroyer) Gremyashchy on trials until Q4/1947
- EM (destroyer) Nastoychivyy on trials until Q4/1947
- EM (destroyer) Pylkiy on post-refit trials until Q3/1947
- EM (destroyer) Sokrushitelnyi on post-refit trials until Q3/1947
- EM (destroyer) Skoryi on post-refit trials until Q3/1947
- SKR (guardship) SKR-31 on trials until Q4/1947
- SKR (guardship) SKR-32 on trials until Q4/1947
- SKR (guardship) SKR-33 on trials until Q4/1947
- SKR (guardship) SKR-34 on trials until Q4/1947
- SKR (guardship) SKR-35 on trials until Q4/1947
- SKR (guardship) SKR-36 on trials until Q4/1947
- ML (seagoing icebreaker) Yenesei on trials until Q3/1947
- ML (seagoing icebreaker) Ob on trials until Q1/1948

From Factories
N/A

Transactions
- 686 tons to Latvia as ongoing payment for six destroyers for total of 1,532 / 3,700.

Scrapping Report
None this quarter.

- Total tonnage in recycling until Q3/47: (6x980) + (2x436) = 6752
- Total tonnage in recycling until Q4/47: (6x980) + (2x204) = 6288
- Total tonnage in recycling until Q1/48: (4x623) + (2x591) = 3674

Notes
Final design approval and funding is sought for the Project 85 Korabl' kompleksnogo snabzheniya (KKS - "complex supply ship") design.

Engineering change orders are approved to replace the proposed steam catapults designed for the heavy aviation-carrying cruisers Reval and Kerch with an updated design to be tested during 1947 and early 1948. A test installation begins construction in Crimea for trials beginning November 1947.

Order of Battle, October 1st, 1947
Note: X (Y)+Z = completed (under repair/refit) + under construction

The Fleet
Battleships (LK): 12(0)+0
Battlecruisers (LKR): 9(0)+0
Coast Defense Battleships (BAK): 2(0)+0
Aircraft Carriers (TAKR): 13(0)+2
Heavy / Armoured Cruisers (BK): 12(0)+0
Escort Cruisers (BK): 4(0)+0
Escort Carriers (PKR): 5(0)+0
Light Cruisers (KRL): 28(0)+4
Torpedo Cruisers (TKR): 30(0)+0
Large Rocket Ships (BRK): 1(0)+1
Large Antisubmarine Ships (BPK): 2(0)+0
Destroyers (EM): 154(0)+12
Frigates (SKR): 36(0)+0
Sloops (SKR): 4(0)+0
Corvettes (MPK): 95(0)+0
Small Antisubmarine Ships (MPK): 0(0)+5
Cruiser Submarines (PLK): 40(0)+5
Coastal Submarines (PL): 121(0)+0

Coastal Forces
Patrol Boats (PSKR): 120(0)+0
Submarine Chasers (MPK): 50(0)+0
MTB (TK): 340(0)+0
Experimental Fast Attack Craft (TK): 20(0)+0
Minelayers (ZM): 50(0)+0
Minesweepers (TSh): 22(0)+0
Light Minesweepers (BT / RT): 40(0)+0

Fleet Services
Seaplane Carriers: 4(0)+0
Repair Ships: 2(0)+0
Fleet Icebreakers: 9(0)+2
Shallow-draft Icebreakers: 2(0)+0
Port Icebreakers: 24(0)+0
Large Marine Tankers: 10(0)+4
Ice-Capable Large Marine Tankers: 4(0)+0
Medium Marine Tankers: 4(0)+0
Destroyer Tenders: 3(0)+0
Corvette/Submarine Tenders: 19(0)+0
Sail Training Ship: 2(0)+0

Amphibious Forces
Amphibious Command Ships (KRU): 2(0)+0
Large Landing Ship (BDK): 8(0)+0
Medium Landing Ship (SDK): 12(0)+0
Small Landing Ship (MDK): 18(0)+0
Landing Craft (DK): 62(0)+0

Baltic Sea Fleet
1st Battle Division (Tallinn): Revanche (F), Represselya

Baltic Sea Fleet Cruiser Group
2nd Cruiser Squadron (Kronshtadt): Avrora, Pallada
3rd Cruiser Squadron (Tallinn): Petrograd (F), Tbilisi, Baku, Omsk, Krasnodar, Astrakhan
10th Cruiser Squadron (Tallinn): Minsk (F), Samarakand, Tula, Grozniy, Bryansk, Irkutsk

Baltic Sea Fleet Destroyer Group
2nd Destroyer Flotilla (Tallinn): Parnu, Nizhny Novgorod, Ufa, Kemerovo, Vyatka, Kaluga, Sochi, Shakhty, Armavir, Norilsk, Kamensk-Uralsky, Ussuriysk
13th Destroyer Flotilla (Tallinn): Pylkiy, Sokrushitelnyi, Skoryi, Smetlivyi, Smotriaschyi, Serioznyi (last three refitting)
1st Guard Ship Flotilla (Kronshtatd): SKR-01, SKR-02, SKR-03, SKR-04, SKR-05, SKR-06, SKR-07, SKR-08, SKR-09, SKR-10, SKR-11, SKR-12

Baltic Sea Fleet Light Forces Group
1st Fast Mine Flotilla (Tallinn): 10 Project 06 "Oka" fast minelayers
1st Mine Warfare Flotilla (Tallinn): 10 Project 71 "Gematit" light minesweepers
1st Patrol Flotilla (Tallinn): 10 Project 61 "Gostinitsa" type patrol boats
1st Motor Torpedo Boat Flotilla (Tallinn): 20 ANT-6-class MTB
2nd Motor Torpedo Boat Flotilla (Tallinn): 20 ANT-6-class MTB
3rd Motor Torpedo Boat Flotilla (Parnu): 20 ANT-6-class MTB
4th Motor Torpedo Boat Flotilla (Kronshtadt): 20 ANT-6-class MTB
5th Motor Torpedo Boat Flotilla (Kronshtadt): 20 ANT-6-class MTB
2nd Landing Flotilla (Kronshtadt): 6 Project 20 "Krokodil" class landing ships, 1 Naval Infantry Battalion
Lake Ladoga Experimental Flotilla (Schlisselburg): 10 L-11 class hovercraft

Submarine Group
1st Submarine Flotilla (Kronshtadt): S-1, S-2, S-3, S-4, S-5, S-6, S-7, S-8, S-9, S-10
2nd Submarine Flotilla (Tallinn): S-21, S-22, S-23, S-24, S-25, S-26, S-27, S-28, S-29, S-30

Black Sea Fleet
Black Sea Aircraft Carrier Group (Sevastopol): Canopus
2nd Battle Squadron (Sevastopol): Imperator Petr Veliki (F), Veliki Kniaz Dimitriy Donskoi, Veliki Kniaz Aleksandr Nevskiy, Veliki Kniaz Yaroslav Medniy
4th Cruiser Squadron (Sevastopol): Admiral Putiatin (F), Admiral von Krusenstern, Admiral Kulchitsky, Admiral Bezobrazov

Black Sea Fleet Torpedo Cruiser Group
6th Cruiser Squadron (Sevastopol): Smolensk, Mykolaiv, Kronstadt, Volgograd, Pskov, Odessa
12th Cruiser Squadron (Sevastopol): Moskva (F), Ekaterineberg, Murmansk, Maikop, Khabarovsk, Orel

Black Sea Fleet Destroyer Group
1st Destroyer Flotilla (Sevastopol): Yelnya, Lida, Simferopol, Horlivka, Grodno, Izhevsk, Chimkent, Donetsk, Cheboksary, Yoshkar-Ola, Rybinsk, Korolyov
2nd Guard Ship Flotilla (Sevastopol): Kharkov, SKR-13, SKR-14, SKR-15, SKR-16, SKR-17, SKR-18, SKR-19, SKR-20, SKR-21, SKR-22, SKR-23, SKR-24

Black Sea Fleet Submarine Group
4th Submarine Flotilla (Sevastopol): S-11, S-12, S-13, S-14, S-15, S-16, S-17, S-18, S-19, S-20
5th Submarine Flotilla (Sevastopol): S-31, S-32, S-33, S-34, S-35, S-36, S-37, S-38, S-39, S-40
Black Sea Fleet Special Submarine Flotilla: M-401 (Project 72U "Kit" type experimental submarine)

Black Sea Fleet Light Forces Group
2nd Patrol Flotilla (Sevastopol): 10 Project 61 "Gostinitsa" type patrol boats
2nd Mine Warfare Flotilla (Odessa): 10 Project 71 "Gematit" light minesweepers
6th Motor Torpedo Boat Flotilla (Odessa): 20 ANT-3 class MTB
7th Motor Torpedo Boat Flotilla (Sevastopol): 20 ANT-3 class MTB
8th Motor Torpedo Boat Flotilla (Sevastopol): 20 ANT-3 class MTB
9th Motor Torpedo Boat Flotilla (Novorossisk): 20 ANT-3 class MTB
10th Motor Torpedo Boat Flotilla (Batumi): 20 ANT-3 class MTB
Azov-Don Experimental Flotilla (Rostov-on-Don): 10 L-11 class hovercraft
3rd Landing Flotilla (Sevastopol): 6 Krokodil class landing ships, 1 Naval Infantry Battalion

Northern Fleet
Northern Fleet Capital Ship Group
1st Battle Squadron (Murmansk): Soyuz Nerushimy (F), Narodov Svobodnikh, Revolutsia, Demokratia
3rd Battle Squadron (Murmansk): Rostislav, Potemkin, Georgii Pobedonosets, Retvizan
4th Battle Squadron (Murmansk): Slava (F), Pobeda, Pravda, Vlast
1st Battlecruiser Squadron (Murmansk): Izmail (F), Borodino, Navarin, Kinburn

Northern Fleet Aircraft Carier Group
1st Aviation Ship Squadron: Gangut, Sinop, Petropavlovsk
2nd Aviation Ship Squadron: Kulikovo, Chesma, Kazan
3rd Aviation Ship Squadron: Azov, Osel, Grengam
Northern Fleet Carrier Group Escort Force: Khranitel (F), Tambov, Gomel

Northern Fleet Heavy Cruiser Group
1st Cruiser Squadron (Murmansk): Admiral Makarov (F), Rossia, Gromoboi, Riurik
5th Cruiser Squadron (Murmansk): Sviatoslav (F), Sviatopolk, Oslyaba, Peresvet
16th Cruiser Squadron (Murmansk): Ilya Muromets (F), Dobrina Nikitich, Alexi Popovich, Igor Sviatoslavich

Northern Fleet Light Cruiser Group
7th Cruiser Squadron (Murmansk): General-Admiral Apraksin (F), Admiral Lefort, Admiral Golovin, General-Admiral Golytsin
8th Cruiser Squadron (Murmansk): Admiral Ushakov (F), Admiral Essen, Admiral Spiridonov, Admiral Jones
9th Cruiser Squadron (Murmansk): Admiral Nakhimov (F), Admiral Chikagov, Admiral Botsis, Admiral Menshikov

Northern Fleet Destroyer Group
3rd Destroyer Flotilla (Murmansk): Vinnitsa, Kherson, Brest, Shevchenko, Stary Oskol, Seversk, Zaporizhia, Nikopol, Akmolinsk, Orsk, Kamyshin, Lviv
5th Destroyer Flotilla (Murmansk): Mariupol, Vitebsk, Mogilev, Perm, Barnaul, Karagandy, Berezniki, Kopeysk, Cherkasy, Zhytomyr, Lutsk, Uralsk
6th Destroyer Flotilla (Murmansk): Soobrazitelny, Rezvy, Stremitelny, Smeliy, Rekordny, Blestyashchyy, Bystry, Soznatelnyy, Burlivyy, Besstrashniy, Razumny, Provorny
9th Destroyer Flotilla (Murmansk): Tashkent, Ulyanovsk, Orenburg, Novokuznetsk, Ryazan, Tomsk, Lipetsk, Tyumin, Magnitogorsk, Nizhny Tagil, Belgorod, Surgut
10th Destroyer Flotilla (Murmansk): Kursk, Nalchik, Syktyvkar, Veliky Novgorod, Prokopyevsk, Balakovo, Severodvinsk, Syzran, Mytishchi, Volgodonsk, Novocherkassk, Volzhsky
11th Destroyer Flotilla (Murmansk): Voronezh, Bratsk, Chelyabinsk, Chita, Oryol, Vladikavkaz, Petrozavodsk, Nizhnevartovsk, Rubtsovsk, Kovrov, Dimitrovgrad, Krasnogorsk
12th Destroyer Flotilla (Murmansk): Pechora, Novosibirsk, Krasnoyarsk, Yaroslavl, Kurgan, Vologda, Saransk, Kostroma, Novorossiysk, Angarsk, Balashikha, Khimki
7th Destroyer Flotilla (Murmansk): Serdityi, Samouvarenniy, Bezposhchadny, Gromky, Raztropny, Stoikiy (active service); Gnevny, Statniy, Ryany, Storozhevoi, Gremyashchy, Nastoychivyy (builders trials)
3rd Guard Ship Flotilla (Murmansk): Yakutsk, SKR-25, SKR-26, SKR-27, SKR-28, SKR-29, SKR-30 (active service); SKR-31, SKR-32, SKR-33, SKR-34, SKR-35, SKR-36 (builders trials)

Northern Fleet Submarine Group
7th Submarine Flotilla (Murmansk): M-1, M-2, M-3, M-4, M-5, M-6, M-7, M-8, M-9, M-10
8th Submarine Flotilla (Murmansk): M-11, M-12, M-13, M-14, M-15, M-16, M-17, M-18, M-19, M-20
9th Submarine Flotilla (Murmansk): K-1, K-2, K-3, K-4, K-5, K-6, K-7, K-8, K-9, K-10
10th Submarine Flotilla (Murmansk): K-31, K-32, K-33, K-34, K-35, K-36, K-37, K-38, K-39, K-40
17th Submarine Flotilla (Murmansk): K-11, K-12, K-13, K-14, K-15, K-16, K-17, K-18, K-19, K-20

Northern Fleet Escort Forces Group
11th Cruiser Squadron (Murmansk): Varyag (F), Bayan, Pamyat' Mercurya, Pamyat' Azova
4th Aviation Ship Squadron (Murmansk): Castor, Orion, Cygnus,
1st Corvette Flotilla (Kronshtadt): 4 Sadko class Armed Merchant Escorts (refitted to AME 1939)

Northern Fleet Amphibious Forces Group
15th Cruiser Squadron (Murmansk): Askold (F), Pozharsky
1st Landing Flotilla (Murmansk): 6 Krokodil class landing ships, 1 Naval Infantry Battalion
Attached ships:
---- CVE Sirius
---- 6x DEs: Kapitan Kern, Kapitan Konon-Zotov, Kapitan Kroun, Kapitan I ranga Miklucha Maklai, Lieutenant Dubasov, Lieutenant Ilin

Northern Fleet Light Combatants Group
11th Corvette Flotilla (Arkhangelsk): 10 Myak class corvettes
12th Corvette Flotilla (Arkhangelsk): 10 Myak class corvettes
13th Corvette Flotilla (Murmansk): 10 Lilya class corvettes
15th Corvette Flotilla (Murmansk): 10 Roza class corvettes - refitted 1938-1939
16th Corvette Flotilla (Murmansk): 10 Roza class corvettes - refitted 1939
17th Corvette Flotilla (Murmansk): 10 Orchidia class corvettes
8th Patrol Flotilla (Murmansk): 10 Project 61 "Gostinitsa" type patrol boats
9th Patrol Flotilla (Arkhangelsk): 10 Project 61 "Gostinitsa" type patrol boats
6th Antisubmarine Flotilla (Murmansk): 10 AS-27 class subchasers
3rd Mine Warfare Flotilla (Murmansk): 12 Besed class mine warfare ships
8th Mine Warfare Flotilla (Murmansk): 10 Project 56 "Kashgar" mine warfare ships
2nd Fast Mine Flotilla (Murmansk): 10 Project 06 "Oka" fast minelayers
11th Motor Torpedo Boat Flotilla (Murmansk): 20 ANT-6 class MTB
12th Motor Torpedo Boat Flotilla (Arkhangelsk): 20 ANT-6 class MTB

Pacific Fleet
Pacific Fleet Aircraft Carrier Group (Petropavlovsk): Strashniy
14th Cruiser Squadron (Petropavlovsk): Admiral Senyavin (F), Admiral Heiden, Admiral Nevelsky, Admiral Butackov
4th Destroyer Flotilla (Petropavlovsk): Ognevoy, Ozornoi, Otverzhdyonny, Osmotritelny, Obraztsovy, Odaryonny
8th Destroyer Flotilla (Petropavlovsk): Izyaslav II, Fedor Stratilat, Dejatelnyj, Doblestnyj, Dostojnyj, Avtroil, Sokol, Zarkij, Zguchij, Spartak, Zivuchij, Zostkij

Pacific Fleet Submarine Group
12th Submarine Flotilla (Vladivostok): S-71, S-72, S-73, S-74, S-75, S-76, S-77, S-78, S-79, S-80
13th Submarine Flotilla (Petropavlovsk): L-1, L-2, L-3, L-4, L-5, L-6, L-7, L-8, L-9, L-10
14th Submarine Flotilla (Vladivostok): L-11, L-12, L-13, L-14, L-15, L-16, L-17, L-18, L-19, L-20,
15th Submarine Flotilla (Vladivostok): [I]S-61, S-62, S-63, S-64, S-65, S-66, S-67, S-68, S-69, S-70
18th Submarine Flotilla (Petropavlovsk): S-41, S-42, S-43, S-44, S-45, S-46, S-47, S-48, S-49, S-50
19th Submarine Flotilla (Petropavlovsk): S-51, S-52, S-53, S-54, S-55, S-56, S-57, S-58, S-59, S-60
20th Submarine Flotilla (Petropavlovsk): K-21, K-22, K-23, K-24, K-25, K-26, K-27, K-28, K-29, K-30

Pacific Fleet Light Combatants Group
9th Corvette Flotilla (Petropavlovsk): 10 Lilya class corvettes
10th Corvette Flotilla (Petropavlovsk): 10 Lilya class corvettes
3rd Patrol Flotilla (Okha): 10 Project 61 "Gostinitsa" type patrol boats
6th Patrol Flotilla (Vladivostok): 10 Project 61 "Gostinitsa" type patrol boats
10th Patrol Flotilla (Anadyr): 10 P-27 class patrol ships
11th Patrol Flotilla, Pacific Fleet (Petropavlovsk): 10 P-27 class patrol ships
9th Antisubmarine Flotilla (Petropavlovsk): 10 AS-27 class subchasers
10th Antisubmarine Flotilla (Vladivostok): 10 AS-27 class subchasers
10th Antisubmarine Flotilla (Anadyr): 10 AS-33 class subchasers
4th Mine Warfare Flotilla (Vladivostok): 10 Project 71 "Gematit" light minesweepers
5th Mine Warfare Flotilla (Vladivostok): 12 Besed class mine warfare ships
4th Fast Mine Flotilla (Vladivostok): 10 Uspekh class fast minelayers
5th Fast Mine Flotilla (Petropavlovsk): 10 Uspekh class fast minelayers
13th Motor Torpedo Boat Flotilla (Vladivostok): 20 ANT-8 class MTB
14th Motor Torpedo Boat Flotilla (Vladivostok): 20 ANT-8 class MTB
15th Motor Torpedo Boat Flotilla (Okha): 20 ANT-8 class MTB
16th Motor Torpedo Boat Flotilla (Petropavlovsk): 20 ANT-8 class MTB
4th Landing Flotilla (Vladivostok): 6 Krokodil class landing ships, 1 Naval Infantry Battalion

Franco-Russian South China Sea Task Force
13th Cruiser Squadron (Cam Ranh Bay): Kiev (F), Tver, Arkhangelsk, Stavropol, Magadan, Perekop
5th Patrol Flotilla (Cam Rahn Bay): 10 Project 61 "Gostinitsa" type patrol boats
7th Mine Warfare Flotilla (Cam Rahn Bay): 10 Project 56 "Kashgar" mine warfare ships
3rd Fast Mine Flotilla (Cam Rahn Bay): 10 Project 06 "Oka" fast minelayers
8th Antisubmarine Flotilla (Cam Rahn Bay): 10 AS-27 class subchasers
8th Corvette Flotilla (Cam Rahn Bay): 5 Lilya class corvettes
17th Motor Torpedo Boat Flotilla (Cam Rahn Bay): 20 ANT-8 class MTB

Caspian Sea Flotilla
Caspian Destroyer Flotilla (Baku): Armeniya (F), Caspianskiy
14th Corvette Flotilla (Baku): 10 Lilya class corvettes
4th Patrol Flotilla (Baku): 10 Project 61 "Gostinitsa" type patrol boats
25th Mine Warfare Division (Astrakhan): 10 Project 71 "Gematit" light minesweepers

Miscellaneous Units
Tenders and auxiliary units (such as fleet tankers and repair vessels) are administered by "Fleet Services Command" at the Admiralty in Petrograd, and assigned on an as-needed basis to the various geographic commands.

Naval Refueling Group
1st Support Flotilla (Novorossiysk): Betelgeuse, Protsion, Spika, Kapella
2nd Support Flotilla (Murmansk): Rigel, Akhernar, Fomal'gaut, Al'nitak
3rd Support Flotilla (Vladivostok): Al'tair, Skorpiona, Aludra, Kinosura
4th Support Flotilla (Murmansk): Kola, Novaya Zemlya, Taymyr, Gusinya Zemlya
5th Support Flotilla (Murmansk): Elbrus, Krestovsky

Repair and Support Group
Seaplane Tenders:
Zenit: detached duty, Brest, France
Emgeiten: Murmansk, Northern Fleet
Anapa: Okha, Pacific Fleet
Ivangorod: Cam Rahn, Pacific Fleet

Torpedo Cruiser Tenders:
Dalniy: Cam Rahn, Pacific Fleet
Anadyr: Sevastopol, Black Sea Fleet
Feodosiya: redeploying to Tallinn, reassigned Baltic Fleet

Repair Ships:
Atlantic: Northern Fleet
Tikhiy: Pacific Fleet

Cargo Vessels:
19x Sadko-class merchant ships owned by the VMF Rossii. Ships are employed primarily by Glavsevmorput or Fleet Services, but may be contracted out to serve as general merchant vessels.

Icebreaker Command
Northern Sea Route Heavy Icebreaker Group (Murmansk): Admiral Rodzhestvenskiy, Admiral Felkerzam, Admiral Nebogatov
White Sea Icebreaker Group (Arkhangelsk): Arctica, Barentsevo More, Georgy Sedov, Kareliya
Laptev-Kara Icebreaker Group (Noril'sk): Karskoye More, Laptevykh More, Lena, Angara
Sea of Okhotsk Icebreaker Group (Anadyr): Pozharsky, Stepan Malygin, Svyatogor, Yamal
Baltic Sea Icebreaker Group (Tallinn): Shkval, Sneg, Solovei Budemirochich, Tikhaya
Gulf of Finland Icebreaker Group (Kronshtadt): Sankt-Peterburg, Metel', Kuzma Minin, Vaygach
Petrograd and Lake Ladoga Harbour Icebreaker Group: Gavrila Derzhavin, Alexander Bestuzhev, Marina Tsvetaeva, Nikolay Nekrasov
Reserve Icebreaker Group (Arkhangelsk): Belomore, Sibir, Buran, Alexsei Chirikov, Yermak, Purga

Disbanded Units
3rd Submarine Flotilla (Tallinn): Temporarily disbanded
6th Submarine Flotilla (Sevastopol): Temporarily disbanded
11th Submarine Flotilla (Murmansk): Temporarily disbanded
7th Patrol Flotilla (Magadan): Temporarily disbanded
1st Antisubmarine Flotilla (Kronshtadt): Temporarily disbanded
2nd Antisubmarine Flotilla (Tallinn): Temporarily disbanded
3rd Antisubmarine Flotilla (Sevastopol): Temporarily disbanded
4th Antisubmarine Flotilla (Odessa): Temporarily disbanded
5th Antisubmarine Flotilla (Vladivostok): Temporarily disbanded
7th Antisubmarine Flotilla (Murmansk): Temporarily disbanded
2nd Corvette Flotilla (Tallinn): Temporarily disbanded
3rd Corvette Flotilla (Tallinn): Temporarily disbanded
4th Corvette Flotilla (Sevastopol): Temporarily disbanded
5th Corvette Flotilla (Astrakhan): Temporarily disbanded
6th Corvette Flotilla (Vladivostok): Temporarily disbanded
7th Corvette Flotilla (Magadan): Temporarily disbanded
6th Mine Warfare Flotilla (Cam Rahn Bay): Temporarily disbanded

Q3/1947 Notable Ship Movements of the VMF Rossii
A general overview of the major exercises and operations being undertaken during Q3/1947 by the VMF Rossii.

Baltic Fleet
-- Operation Trikolor 1: Gefest 1.2 (3rd Cruiser Squadron) under G. Abashvili cruises to French port of Brest to represent Russia for French Bastille Day celebrations on July 14, returning to Tallinn July 25.
-- Operation Pekarnya: OG Gefest 1.2 (3rd Cruiser Squadron) under G. Abashvili conducts cruise of Baltic during August with port visits in Helsinki and Riga.
-- Kotlin Exhibition: Baltic Fleet under V. Tributs celebrates Russian Navy Day (July 27) with major public demonstration at Kotlin Island, including hosting foreign warships.
-- Exercise Leopard: OG Gefest 1.1 (2nd, 10th Cruiser Squadrons) under V. Tributs conducts an intensive three-part exercise series during September, working with Admiral Lazarov, Rynda. Exercise includes 32 surface ships and 320 aircraft.

Black Sea Fleet
-- Exercise Gavril: Black Sea Fleet under F. Oktyabrsky and S. Gorshkov conduct major fleet exercises in eastern Black Sea. Exercise includes 46 surface ships, 20 submarines, and 820 aircraft.
-- Operation Trikolor 2: 4th Cruiser Squadron cruises to French ports of Marseilles and Toulon for French Bastille Day celebrations on July 14, returning to Sevastopol July 26.
-- Exercise Samson: 3rd Landing Flotilla conducts four simulated shore assaults in the vicinity of Novorossiysk and Anapa.
-- Vessels from the 1st Destroyer Flotilla and the 2nd Guardship Flotilla conduct port calls around the Black Sea, including but not limited to Odessa, Kherson, Feodosiya, Kerch, Mariupol, Taganrog, Rostov-on-Don, Novorissisk, Sokumi, Poti, and Batumi.
-- Operation Sarancha: Large antisubmarine ship Kharkov and 2nd Guardship Flotilla conduct ASW sweep west of Crimea.

Northern Fleet
-- Exercise Almaz-5: OG Jove under L. Vladimirsky conducts training in Barents and Norweigian Seas during early July, operating as far west as Jan Mayen and as far south as 68N. Force includes six carriers, one battlecruiser, and four battleships. Fleet returns to Arkhangelsk and Murmansk prior to July 27.
-- Exercise Almaz-6: OG Merkuriy under A. Golovko (primarily cruiser force) departs Murmansk July 29 for training in Atlantic, operating as far as 40W and 40N.
-- Exercise Almaz-7: OG Mars under N Sergeyev conducts exercises in the eastern Barents Sea.
-- Exercise Almaz-8: OG Yunona under N. Lunin conducts fleet exercise in the Barents Sea with 50 submarines, 30 corvettes and patrol boats, and 120 aircraft.
-- Heavy icebreaker Admiral Nebogatov and reserve icebreaker Yermak rescue two merchant vessels trapped by unseasonable ice in Khatanga Gulf during late September.
-- Guardships Razin and Tugarin on patrol in Norwegian and Barents Seas, taking weather readings and oceanographic observations near the edge of the polar icepack.

Pacific Fleet
-- Exercise Tanzaniya: 4th Destroyer Flotilla and 14th Cruiser Squadron under P. Ustinov and I. Kosimtsev conducts training exercises in the Sea of Okhotsk.
-- Exercise Tunguska 8: Intensive antisubmarine exercises in Sea of Okhotsk, based variously out of Okha and Magadan, involving 60 surface vessels, 24 submarines, and 180 aircraft under I. Yumashev.

Other
-- Sail training ship Nadezhda sails from Petrograd for cruise to South Atlantic.

Hmmm... maybe I am blind but I cannot find anything regarding Project 78 "Barrakuda". Search for "Project 78" and "Barrakuda" only gives me this thread and the Q2/1947 thread but nothing when it comes to a sim of the vessel.

I haven't posted a SubSim yet since the boats are being laid down this quarter.

Considering it is something that was mentioned as being (IIRC) "approved" in Q2, I would expect that the sim would have been posted rather soon after that, even if it is for vessels being laid.

Guess you are struggling with assigning the miscellaneous weights to the various things as much as I am currently struggling to get Skyrim to start running properly.

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Guess you are struggling with assigning the miscellaneous weights to the various things as much as I am currently struggling to get Skyrim to start running properly. :)

I didn't struggle with it at all, since I just abandoned the battlefield to the enemy and nuked it from orbit. It was the only way to be certain.

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Project 78 "Barrakuda" class Submarine
Date: 1947
Type: Oceanic
Length: 90.0m
Beam: 8.2m
Draft: 7.5m
Crush depth: 317.5m
Light Displacement 1950t
Loaded Displacement 2361t
Full Displacement 2768t
wt fuel&batts: 750t
Reserve buoyancy: 15%

Armament:
- 4 x 530mm torpedo tubes (all bow tubes)
- 36 tons for mines or reload torpedoes
ElecHP: 4800hp
DieselHP: 9600hp
Speed:
- Max Surf Speed: 19.7 knots
- Max Sub Speed: 15.1 knots
Range:
- Surfaced: 10374nm@12 knots
- Submerged: 230nm@6 knots / 85nm@9 knots
Tons Oil: 375.0t
Tons Battery: 375.0t
Miscellaneous Weight: 114 tons for various submarine-y stuff including radar, sonar, and snort

Crew: 79

:)

Hmmm... Kinda average. Nothing really spectacular, though perhaps that is because I tend to throw more stuff on my submarine. Kinda funny that the Barrakuda is lighter than the combined weight of fuel and batteries on my I-315 design.

I don't see anything regarding torpedoes... well there is something on them in the old posts of the Russian encyclopedia, but they only give ranges and nothing regarding weight. Would be nice if it was indicated how many torpedoes the design had.

Quoted from "Rooijen10"

Hmmm... Kinda average. Nothing really spectacular, though perhaps that is because I tend to throw more stuff on my submarine. :) Kinda funny that the Barrakuda is lighter than the combined weight of fuel and batteries on my I-315 design. :D

Well, that's what you get for loading your submarine down with the decadent trappings of capitalist excess! Russian submarines are designed to fight wars, not star in 'my-duck-is-bigger-than-your-duck' contests. Quack. ;)

"Average and unspectacular" means I achieved my design goals. :)

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I don't see anything regarding torpedoes... well there is something on them in the old posts of the Russian encyclopedia, but they only give ranges and nothing regarding weight. Would be nice if it was indicated how many torpedoes the design had.

I generally estimate the 53cm Russian submarine torpedoes at ~2t per, so it can carry eighteen torpedoes, thirty-six mines, or a mix of the two. Surface ship torpedoes weigh more since they're longer-ranged.

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Well, that's what you get for loading your submarine down with the decadent trappings of capitalist excess!

But... but... but they are there to give crew morale a major boost!! Surely the Russians realize that by adding a few decadent trappings of capitalist excess like a huge storage for Vodka and Caviar will boost the morale and efficiency of a submarine's crew by 1000%!!

... sure there are certain side effects with the Vodka like a slight reduction in accuracy and hangovers the next day when excessive amounts of Vodka is used and when they are in a harbor, the womenfolk are no longer safe on the streets...

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Russian submarines are designed to fight wars, not star in 'my-duck-is-bigger-than-your-duck' contests. Quack.

Well, the I-315 was not only designed to fight wars but to fight foolish submarines like the Barrakuda.

Granted there is 100 tons of less serious stuff aboard and the 'wart' probably makes it one of the ugliest submarines in Wesworld, but the remaining 8600 tons of the submarine make it an efficient killing machine.

One thing both subs have in common is that they are not flat pancake submarines.

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I generally estimate the 53cm Russian submarine torpedoes at ~2t per, so it can carry eighteen torpedoes, thirty-six mines, or a mix of the two. Surface ship torpedoes weigh more since they're longer-ranged.

Okay, that is the same as me, although the Japanese surface ship torpedoes also weigh more because they all use 24" torpedoes instead of 21". Looking quickly I get the impression that the Russian surface ships use a mix of 32cm and 53cm or 65cm torpedoes. One design I can remember as having 20 tons for eight 53cm torpedoes.