These are photographs of the submarines belonging to the Russian Pacific Fleet, the part of the Russian Navy that is stationed in the Pacific Ocean, which secured the Far Eastern borders of the Soviet Union.
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hang on havent’ they got the dates wrong
Interesting photos of the Russian submarine fleet. Why is there a photo of the battleship USS Iowa firing its main turret cannons right in the middle of page 2? That’s not even slightly Russian!
hardly any picture show submarines from WWII or earlier! most of them a are nuclear powered submarines
Am I missing the joke? These are all post-war boats.
The dates don’t match the pictures. These aren’t submarines from the ’40s.
I’m very confused, these years all state 1930-1940′s, yet the pictures look like submarines that have to be at least from the 70′s or something ??
Yeah so these are almost all Oscar / Oscar II class submarines ?
Hehe, change the date or pictures
Nuclear submarines in 1933?
impressive submarines. where they really made in the 30′s?
They had already a modern hydrodynamic shape, while the submarines from the west had still a surface boat shape
impressive they were ahaid of their time
What’s the Iowa class doing in the middle of all these for?
is it right that you published date of submarine build date between 1930 to 1940??
Is 1930, 1990 or 1993??
Proof-reading at its best!!
That’s USS Iowa! Maybe the picture is take from a Russian submarine!
You’re having a laugh with the dates right?
.none of these boats are
from the date described under the photo.. this is funny by the way . Whats happening are you changing the history ?
Timestamps of digital cameras on some pictures…
durenj….izmeni daty kartinok, istorik ty
Interesting conceptual psy-op//art//warfare. Very DADA.
Maybe these are classified photos accidentally released because someone put the wrong date on them.
Calling foul on this, the L-class submarines in no way look like the pictures titled as such. They were rather crude enclosed boats in shape.
This is all post-WWII stuff when submarines started looking like submarines. Probably ’50s and later. Someone needs to re-research them as the post would be far more interesting with proper dates on it.
I’m guessing the photo’s were just place holders, the real WWII sub photo’s were to be added later.
So the description doesn’t add up, and when this site grabbed the photo’s, they just copied the description, not knowing they don’t even come close to matching up.
But um… isn’t that the Iowa firing it’s mighty guns?
http://unsd.macrossroleplay.org/iowaclassbattleship.html
lmao i wonder what smoked the editor
There are some photos of Kursk?
for example http://media.englishrussia.com/112012/submarinespacificfleet/submarinespacificfleet-50.jpg
Yes, it’s Kursk.
Amazing photos! what are the cables going under the corvette and the Antey submarine for?
It looks like those cables are for deperming (permamently lowering the magnetic signature of the ship) as opposed to degausing (which is a temporary effect). Degausing cables horizontally ring the ship with an on/off switch. Deperming wraps the ship and is accomplished mainly in newer ships.
this site is getting worse and worse, they seem to care only for attention, well good luck with that soon!
Didn’t you know … Comrade Stalin INVENTED the atomic submarine in 1938 !
hello greatings from germany – thank you smithsmitty!
nice photos – i have never seen that.
i can sleep verry well – russia is powerfull.
When I was young and went to school we learned in the 60 years, that 1 submarines ship of soviet union comes from under and broke the ice from northpool and than the peoples play football in the sun.
This the K–141 Kursk ??
These pictures aren’t that old. I met that walrus in 2006!