Russian Navy

[Aero]

Admiral Kuznetsov Battle Group Battle Cruiser Peter The Great Through Norwegian Sea

@Barmaley Thanks (099 is visible in pic but i didn't bother at time posting.)

 

[Aero]

Admiral Kuznetsov

 

[Barmaley]

Admiral Kuznetsov Support Ships Through Norwegian Sea

That's "Petr The Great".

Today's photos

 

[Prechko]

Kuznetsov in Northern sea, en route to Mediterranean

One more

 

[T-55]

Project 1166.1 "Tatarstan" visits Iran.

http://bmpd.livejournal.com/2191244.html

 

[Fenrir]

One more

A few more. Courtesy of the RNoAF's 333 Squadron.

I like this pic

Interesting to see a Delta IV going along.

 

[Aero]

Few More Shots of Admiral Kuznetsov in Norwegian Sea (More Pics Added)

 

[Barmaley]

 

[Prechko]

Naval Ka-52K on board of Kuznetsov

 

[Prechko]

Passing through La Manche

 

[Prechko]

steamy

 

[Hindustani78]

MOSCOW, October 21. /TASS/. Russia’s Black Sea Fleet will get its fifth and sixth submarine of project 636.3 (Varshavyanka) - The Veliki Novgorod and The Kolpino - on October 25 and November 25 respectively, the CEO of the Admiralty Shipyards, Aleksandr Buzakov, said on Friday.

"Government certification tests of the fifth sub in the family - The Veliki Novgorod - have ended successfully. The sub will be handed over to the Black Sea fleet on October 25. The sixth submarine - The Kolpino - is due to be delivered on November 25," Buzakov said.

This will increase to six the Black Sea Fleet’s group of upgraded project 636 submarines. The four others - The Novorossiisk, The Rostov-on-Don, The Stary Oskol and The Krasnodar - are already in service.

"The Admiralty Shipyards is ready to get down to work on the newly-concluded contracts for building another series of six submarines of project 636 for Russia’s Pacific Fleet," Buzakov said.

 

[Prechko]

Special purpose sub BS-64 Podmoskovye goes to sea trails

 

[Prechko]

I`ll put this in naval section, since pics are from Northern fleet coastal troops

 

[Prechko]

Fifth sub of improved Kilo series 636.3 "Veliky Novgorod" is due to enter service on Oct. 26th