Gadzhiyevo - the location of the Northern Fleet of Russia . Located in Saida-Bay , ZATO Rocky , Murmansk region . Nuclear submarines of the Northern Fleet are based in Gadzhiyevo. The base includes marinas in the city of Gadzhiyevo (Yagelnaya lip) and in the village Olenya Guba (Deer lip).
| Gadzhievo | |
|---|---|
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| A country | Russian Federation |
| Subordination | Navy of the Russian Federation |
| Enters into | Northern Fleet |
| Type of | Naval base of submarines |
The basing point was opened in 1956 and served as a home port for diesel submarines [1] . Since 1963, nuclear submarines, including the K-219 that sank in 1986, were also based in Hajiyev. In 1995, a nuclear accident almost occurred in Hajiyev. On September 21, the electricity supply was cut off in Hajiyev, since the Ministry of Defense owed Kolenergo an impressive amount. Later, the Government of the Russian Federation forced the electricity supplier to resume the supply of electricity [2] .
As of 2010, the 31st ( SSBN Ave. 667BDRM ) and 24th ( MPLATRK Ave 971 ) divisions of the 12th submarine squadron, as well as the 29th separate submarine brigade (special purpose submarines) are based in Hajiyev. ) and the 270th Guards Division of small anti-submarine ships. Gadzhievo also serves as a place for storing spent fuel from decommissioned submarines [3] .
Content
Submarines and ships based at Gadzhievo basing point
The list below may contain submarines that have already left or are preparing to secede from the Navy. Data are as of January 2008.
Deer Lip
29th Separate Submarine Brigade
- AC-13 - nuclear deep-water station project 1910 . In the fleet since 1986 [4] .
- AC-15 - nuclear deep-water station project 1910. In the fleet since 1991 [4] .
- AC-33 - nuclear deep-water station project 1910. In the fleet since 1994 [4] .
- The AU-21 is a nuclear project special purpose submarine 1851 . In the fleet since 1991 [4] .
- The AU-23 is a nuclear submarine of special purpose project 1851. It has been part of the fleet since 1986 [4] .
- The AU-35 is a nuclear submarine of special purpose project 1851. It has been part of the fleet since 1995 [4] .
- AC-12 - nuclear deep-water station of the project 10831. In the fleet since 1997 [4] .
- KS-129 "Orenburg" - nuclear submarine of special purpose project 09786. In the fleet since 1981 . In repair [4] .
270th Guards Division of small anti-submarine ships ( 2nd division of anti-submarine ships , 7th brigade of ships guarding the water area )
- MPK-14 "Monchegorsk" - a small anti-submarine ship of the project 1124M . Board number 190, in the fleet since 1993 . In repair [4] .
- MPK-59 "Sneznogorsk" - a small anti-submarine ship project 1124M. Board number 196, in the fleet since 1994 [4] .
- MPK-194 "Brest" - a small anti-submarine ship of the project 1124M. Board number 199, in the fleet since 1988 . In repair [4] .
- MPK-203 "Young" - a small anti-submarine ship of the project 1124M. The airborne number 113, in the fleet since 1989 [4] .
Yagelnaya Lip
12 squadron of submarines as part of the 18th (based in Western Person ), the 24th and 31st divisions of the submarines.
24th submarine division
- The K-154 Tiger is a nuclear submarine of Project 971 . In the fleet since 1993 [4] .
- K-157 "Vepr" - nuclear submarine of Project 971 . In the fleet since 1995 [4] .
- K-317 "Panther" - a nuclear submarine of Project 971 . In the fleet since 1990 [4] .
- K-328 Leopard - Project 971 nuclear submarine. In the fleet since 1992 [4] .
- K-335 “Cheetah” - Project 971 Guards Nuclear Submarine. In the fleet since 2001 [4] .
- K-461 "Wolf" - a nuclear submarine of Project 971 . In the fleet since 1991 [4] .
31st submarine division
- K-496 "Borisoglebsk" - a nuclear submarine with ballistic missiles project 667БДР . In the fleet since 1977 . On recycling.
- K-18 "Karelia" - a nuclear submarine with ballistic missiles project 667БДРМ . In the fleet since 1989 [4] .
- K-51 "Verkhoturye" - a nuclear submarine with ballistic missiles project 667БДРМ . In the fleet since 1984 [4] .
- K-84 "Ekaterinburg" - a nuclear submarine with ballistic missiles of the project 667BDRM . In the fleet since 1985 . In the repair [4] .
- K-114 “Tula” is a nuclear submarine of the Project 667BDRM ballistic missile. In the fleet since 1987 [4] .
- K-117 "Bryansk" - a nuclear submarine with ballistic missiles of the project 667BDRM . In the fleet since 1988 [4] .
- K-407 "Novomoskovsk" - a nuclear submarine with ballistic missiles project 667БДРМ . In the fleet since 1990 .
- K-535 "Yuri Dolgoruky" - Project 955 nuclear-powered submarine with ballistic missiles. In the fleet since 2013 .
Links
Notes
- ↑ History of Gadzhiyev Archival copy of February 26, 2011 on the Wayback Machine
- ↑ Murmansk was threatened with its Chernobyl // “ Polar Truth ” No. 57 of April 26, 2006
- ↑ Thieves stole 14 tons of titanium from decommissioned submarines in Saida Bay
- ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Northern Fleet Archival copy of December 5, 2008 on the Wayback Machine // Vlast magazine No. 7 (760) of February 25, 2008