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	<b>Sovietb> <b>submarineb> B-37: Encyclopedia topic
		Б-37 (B-37) was a project 641 (NATO reporting name (NATO reporting name: more facts about this subject) "Foxtrot") diesel <b>submarineb> of the <b>Sovietb> Navy (<b>Sovietb> Navy: the <b>sovietb> navy (russian: -...
		The project 633 ("Romeo" ("Romeo": more facts about this subject)) <b>submarineb> С-350, tied up next to Б-37, was badly damaged by the explosion as well, and several men from other ships and the shipyard were killed.
		The <b>submarineb> was instantly destroyed with all hands except the commanding officer Captain Second Rank Begeba who was on the pier at the time of explosion, and Captain Third Rank Jakubenko, who was on another part of the sub base.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /reference/soviet_submarine_b-37 (192 words)

	v7ndotcom elursrebmem v7ndotcoms elursrebmems
		It was one of the first <b>Sovietb> v7ndotcom with an ejection seat, and had provisions for RATO boosters and a drag chute.
		Although the Su-11 was considered for production, its resemblance to the Me-262 gave <b>Sovietb> officials who didn't have a good eye for v7ndotcom details the impression it was a flat copy of the German v7ndotcom, and the project was abandoned.
		* The Soviets also built "clones" of a sort of the Me-262 after the war.
	www.toprankingcompany.com /me-262-schwalbe.htm (7047 words)

	Russian <b>submarineb> Kursk - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The <b>submarineb> sank to a depth of 108 metres, approximately 135km (85 miles) off Severomorsk, at 69°40′ N 37°35′ E.
		The training exercise of August 2000 was to be the largest summer drill since the collapse of the <b>Sovietb> Union ten years before, involving four attack submarines and the Fleet's flagship Peter the Great amongst a flotilla of smaller ships.
		President Vladimir Putin at the Kursk, Russia memorial to the Kursk <b>submarineb>.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Russian_submarine_Kursk (7047 words)

	Romeo class <b>submarineb> -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article
		On January 11, 1962, the <b>Sovietb> Foxtrot class <b>submarineb> (additional info and facts about B-37) B-37 exploded as the result of a fire which detonated all torpedo warheads in the <b>submarineb>.
		Additionally, the PLAN operates a modified Romeo class <b>submarineb> that is used for (A rocket-propelled missile whose path can be controlled during flight either by radio signals or by internal homing devices) guided missile trials.
		The class was known in the <b>Sovietb> Union as Project 633 and in China as Type 033 or Type ES3.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/R/Ro/Romeo_class_submarine.htm (552 words)

	Encyclopedia: Romeo class <b>submarineb>
		On January 11, 1962, the <b>Sovietb> Foxtrot class <b>submarineb> B-37 exploded as the result of a fire which detonated all torpedo warheads in the <b>submarineb>.
		Bulgaria operates one Romeo class <b>submarineb>, which is the last remaining of several boats that were exported from the former <b>Sovietb> Union.
		The (NATO reporting name) Romeo class is a class of military patrol submarines that were built in the <b>Sovietb> Union, the People's Republic of China, and North Korea.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Romeo-class-submarine (833 words)

	Romeo class <b>submarineb> - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		On January 11, 1962, the <b>Sovietb> Foxtrot class <b>submarineb> B-37 exploded as the result of a fire which detonated all torpedo warheads in the <b>submarineb>.
		Bulgaria operates one Romeo class <b>submarineb>, which is the last remaining of several boats that were exported from the former <b>Sovietb> Union.
		Categories: Russian and <b>Sovietb> navy <b>submarineb> classes
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Romeo_class_submarine (472 words)

	Russian <b>submarineb> K-141 Kursk - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The <b>submarineb> sank to a depth of 108 metres, approximately 135km (85 miles) off Severomorsk, at 69°40′ N 37°35′ E.
		The Kursk was the last of the large Oscar-II class submarines to be designed and approved in the <b>Sovietb> era.
		The training exercise of August 2000 was to be the largest summer drill since the collapse of the <b>Sovietb> Union ten years before, involving four attack submarines and the Fleet's flagship Peter the Great amongst a flotilla of smaller ships.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Russian_submarine_Kursk (645 words)

	Nuclear-powered Attack Submarines
		Nuclear-powered Fast Attack <b>Submarineb> Sturgeon was the first of a 37-boat class commissioned from March 1967 to August 1975.
		During the Cold War, one of the main tasks of fast attack submarines (SSNs) became finding and tracking <b>Sovietb> submarines.
		Attack submarines have always relied chiefly on torpedoes as weapons.
	americanhistory.si.edu /subs/const/anatomy/attacks (645 words)

	List of <b>Sovietb> and Russian <b>submarineb> classes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Submarines in the <b>Sovietb> Navy were developed by numbered "projects," which sometimes but not always were given names.
		Most Russian (and <b>Sovietb>) submarines had no "personal" name, but were only known by a number, prefixed by letters identifying the boat's type at a higher level than her class.
		Categories : Russian and <b>Sovietb> navy <b>submarineb> classes
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_Soviet_and_Russian_submarine_classes (645 words)

	Sword of the Motherland Archives
		Also added a <b>Sovietb> warship commander and <b>submarineb> squadron commander badges, as well as a modern Russian <b>submarineb> commander badge.
		Vehicles - Added a number of new photographs: Kilo class <b>submarineb>, Gangut class battleship, an armored train, a KV-1 tank, a T-37 tank, a T-35 heavy tank, a T-34/76, and a BT-7 medium tank.
		The 'Hotel' class <b>submarineb>, Yankee class <b>submarineb>, and Kynda class cruiser main pages were also added.
	www.russianwarrior.com /Archives.htm (2600 words)

	History of the Tang Class Boats
		These submarines could clearly attack a fast battle group with some good chance of success and might even take out a carrier.
		The <b>Sovietb> Navy took nearly fifteen of these boats back to the homeland after the war.
		These would take the Mk-27 and the planned Mk 37 torpedo and were to be used as countermeasures weapons.
	www.geocities.com /Athens/Delphi/9563/t-class.html (2600 words)

	<b>Sovietb> navy in Winter War
		(the <b>submarineb> armaments have differences, depending on the source)
		1 * 37 mm AA 6 * torpedo
		DP -means Dual Purpose-gun, can be used against sea and air targets.
	www.winterwar.com /Numbers/SUnavy.htm (2600 words)

	SSN-637 Sturgeon
		In 1978, in the Atlantic, USS Batfish (SSN-681) tracked a <b>Sovietb> ballistic missile <b>submarineb> (SSBN) sailing off the East Coast of the U.S.- learning <b>Sovietb> SSBN patrol areas and operating patterns and providing early indications of any potential surprise attack on the U.S. Advertise with Us
		USS Sturgeon (SSN 637) was originally conceived as a modest upgrade to the Permits but she grew to become a class of her own.
		That same year New York Shipbuilding Corporation dropped out of <b>submarineb> construction while building USS Pogy (SSN-647); she was towed to Ingalls Shipbuilding in Pascagoula, Mississippi to be completed.
	www.globalsecurity.org /military/systems/ship/ssn-637.htm (1193 words)

	SSN-637 Sturgeon
		In 1978, in the Atlantic, USS Batfish (SSN-681) tracked a <b>Sovietb> ballistic missile submarine (SSBN) sailing off the East Coast of the U.S.- learning <b>Sovietb> SSBN patrol areas and operating patterns and providing early indications of any potential surprise attack on the U.S. Advertise with Us
		USS Sturgeon (SSN 637) was originally conceived as a modest upgrade to the Permits but she grew to become a class of her own.
		Portsmouth Naval Shipyard dropped out of the nuclear powered submarine construction business in 1971, and Mare Island Naval Shipyard dropped out of the nuclear powered submarine construction business the following year.
	www.globalsecurity.org /military/systems/ship/ssn-637.htm (1193 words)

	1982 Encyclopedia Article, Definition, History, Biography
		November 29 - <b>Sovietb> invasion of Afghanistan: The United Nations General Assembly passes United Nations Resolution 37/37, stating that the <b>Sovietb> Union forces should withdraw from Afghanistan.
		November 12 - In the <b>Sovietb> Union, former KGB head Yuri Andropov is selected to become the general secretary of the <b>Sovietb> Communist Party's Central Committee, succeeding the late Leonid I. Brezhnev.
		The ARA General Belgrano sinks following attack by Royal Navy submarine HMS Conqueror.
	popularityguide.com /encyclopedia/1982 (2462 words)

	1982 World Encyclopedia, India encyclopedia, Featured Articles, Cover Stories, World wide Informations @ www.mirchigold.com
		November 29 - <b>Sovietb> invasion of Afghanistan: The United Nations General Assembly passes United Nations Resolution 37/37, stating that the <b>Sovietb> Union forces should withdraw from Afghanistan.
		November 12 - In the <b>Sovietb> Union, former KGB head Yuri Andropov is selected to become the general secretary of the <b>Sovietb> Communist Party's Central Committee, succeeding the late Leonid I. Brezhnev.
		The ARA General Belgrano sinks following attack by Royal Navy submarine HMS Conqueror.
	www.mirchigold.com /index.php?title=1982 (2505 words)

	SSN-637 Sturgeon
		In 1978, in the Atlantic, USS Batfish (SSN-681) tracked a <b>Sovietb> ballistic missile <b>submarineb> (SSBN) sailing off the East Coast of the U.S.- learning <b>Sovietb> SSBN patrol areas and operating patterns and providing early indications of any potential surprise attack on the U.S. Home :: Sitemap
		USS Sturgeon (SSN 637) was originally conceived as a modest upgrade to the Permits but she grew to become a class of her own.
		Portsmouth Naval Shipyard dropped out of the nuclear powered <b>submarineb> construction business in 1971, and Mare Island Naval Shipyard dropped out of the nuclear powered <b>submarineb> construction business the following year.
	www.globalsecurity.org /military/systems/ship/ssn-637.htm (2505 words)

	SSN-637 Sturgeon
		In 1978, in the Atlantic, USS Batfish (SSN-681) tracked a <b>Sovietb> ballistic missile <b>submarineb> (SSBN) sailing off the East Coast of the U.S.- learning <b>Sovietb> SSBN patrol areas and operating patterns and providing early indications of any potential surprise attack on the U.S. Advertise with Us
		USS Sturgeon (SSN 637) was originally conceived as a modest upgrade to the Permits but she grew to become a class of her own.
		While almost all Cold War operations remain classified, recently declassified missions showcase <b>Submarineb> Force capabilities.
	www.globalsecurity.org /military/systems/ship/ssn-637.htm (1193 words)

	SSN-637 Sturgeon
		In 1978, in the Atlantic, USS Batfish (SSN-681) tracked a <b>Sovietb> ballistic missile <b>submarineb> (SSBN) sailing off the East Coast of the U.S.- learning <b>Sovietb> SSBN patrol areas and operating patterns and providing early indications of any potential surprise attack on the U.S. Advertise with Us
		USS Sturgeon (SSN 637) was originally conceived as a modest upgrade to the Permits but she grew to become a class of her own.
		While almost all Cold War operations remain classified, recently declassified missions showcase <b>Submarineb> Force capabilities.
	www.globalsecurity.org /military/systems/ship/ssn-637.htm (1193 words)

	SSN-637 Sturgeon
		In 1978, in the Atlantic, USS Batfish (SSN-681) tracked a <b>Sovietb> ballistic missile <b>submarineb> (SSBN) sailing off the East Coast of the U.S.- learning <b>Sovietb> SSBN patrol areas and operating patterns and providing early indications of any potential surprise attack on the U.S. Advertise with Us
		USS Sturgeon (SSN 637) was originally conceived as a modest upgrade to the Permits but she grew to become a class of her own.
		While almost all Cold War operations remain classified, recently declassified missions showcase <b>Submarineb> Force capabilities.
	www.globalsecurity.org /military/systems/ship/ssn-637.htm (1193 words)

	SSN-637 Sturgeon
		In 1978, in the Atlantic, USS Batfish (SSN-681) tracked a <b>Sovietb> ballistic missile <b>submarineb> (SSBN) sailing off the East Coast of the U.S.- learning <b>Sovietb> SSBN patrol areas and operating patterns and providing early indications of any potential surprise attack on the U.S. Advertise with Us
		USS Sturgeon (SSN 637) was originally conceived as a modest upgrade to the Permits but she grew to become a class of her own.
		STURGEON class submarines were built for anti-<b>submarineb> warfare in the late 1960s and 1970s.
	www.globalsecurity.org /military/systems/ship/ssn-637.htm (1193 words)

	Newport and Navy Torpedoes - An Enduring Legacy
		Shortly thereafter, NUOS assumed a key role in the development of the wire-guided, electrically-driven acoustic homing torpedo, Mark 37, which reached the Fleet in 1956 and then embarked on a technology program to prepare the ground for a new generation of heavyweight submarine torpedoes responsive to the growing <b>Sovietb> threat.
		This approach was adopted successfully by the Japanese before the war for both submarine and surface-ship torpedoes, among the latter, the infamous 24" "Long Lance," which emerged as the most effective destroyer torpedo of the conflict.
		Grave suspicion about torpedo performance began to emerge among submarine commanders in the first months of 1942, the result of failed attacks on enemy ships from deep running, premature detonations, and frequent dud hits.
	www.chinfo.navy.mil /navpalib/cno/n87/usw/issue_7/newport.htm (1193 words)

	U.S. Navy Torpedoes (part five)
		, the U.S. <b>submarineb> force, given the structure of the <b>Sovietb> Navy, seized on anti-<b>submarineb> warfare as one of its most important missions.
		By 1962 the <b>Sovietb> navy had completed perhaps as many as twenty-three, ten (of thirteen) NOVEMBER, eight HOTEL and five ECHO I, nuclear powered submarines capable of submerged speeds greater than twenty knots and the large Echo II class was on the way.
		In 1946 the total number of ships in the US Navy was about one-fifth what it had been in 1945, there were fewer than half as many destroyers, one fourth as many submarines and one tenth as many destroyer escorts.
	www.geocities.com /Pentagon/1592/ustorp5.htm (1193 words)

	Nuclear-powered Attack Submarines
		Nuclear-powered Fast Attack <b>Submarineb> Sturgeon was the first of a 37-boat class commissioned from March 1967 to August 1975.
		During the Cold War, one of the main tasks of fast attack submarines (SSNs) became finding and tracking <b>Sovietb> submarines.
		Sturgeon could make better than 20 knots (37 km/hr) on the surface, over 25 knots (46 km/hr) submerged (the exact figure remains classified).
	americanhistory.si.edu /subs/const/anatomy/attacks (370 words)

	Newport and Navy Torpedoes - An Enduring Legacy
		Shortly thereafter, NUOS assumed a key role in the development of the wire-guided, electrically-driven acoustic homing torpedo, Mark 37, which reached the Fleet in 1956 and then embarked on a technology program to prepare the ground for a new generation of heavyweight <b>submarineb> torpedoes responsive to the growing <b>Sovietb> threat.
		Grave suspicion about torpedo performance began to emerge among <b>submarineb> commanders in the first months of 1942, the result of failed attacks on enemy ships from deep running, premature detonations, and frequent dud hits.
		This approach was adopted successfully by the Japanese before the war for both <b>submarineb> and surface-ship torpedoes, among the latter, the infamous 24" "Long Lance," which emerged as the most effective destroyer torpedo of the conflict.
	www.chinfo.navy.mil /navpalib/cno/n87/usw/issue_7/newport.htm (370 words)

	683.htm
		The American flag and commissioning pennant from USS PARCHE, the most decorated ship in Navy history, are marched off the <b>submarineb> at its decommissioning ceremony Tuesday at the Bremerton naval base.
		Commissioned in 1974, the PARCHE spent 30 years and 19 deployments as America's top espionage sub, reportedly tapping the undersea military communication lines of the <b>Sovietb> Union during the Cold War, plucking lost <b>Sovietb> weaponry from the ocean floor and gathering intelligence on other enemies afterward.
		The PARCHE also was the last of the Navy's 37 Sturgeon-class fast attack subs to be deactivated — though it barely resembled any of the other ships of that class.
	www.sid-hill.com /history/683.htm (1562 words)

	active
		The Mk 48 torpedo, which replaced the Mk 37 torpedo in submarines will be discussed in a future issue of the Navy <b>Submarineb> Review.
		A driving force for this NEARTIP torpedo was to respond to the anechoic coatings on <b>Sovietb> submarines.
		Today, the Mk 37 torpedo is being used by many countries, including Israel.
	www.personal.psu.edu /pq9/active.html (1562 words)

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