Russian NAVY detected foreign subs near Kamchatka

In article ,
(Michael Petukhov) wrote:

commander-in-chief of Russian NAVY admiral Kuroedov told
press that forces of russian pacific ocean fleet have
detected in Saturday and also today foreign submarines
in the area near Kamchatka where large scale manoeuvres of our
fleet are carried out. "We are fully in control of this
situation and prepared to interact with our foreign
"observers" in this way as well. Perhaps those subs
came instead of observers who were invited but did not
came from some countries", he said //Interfax

Yesterday there were news reports that two Tu-160s arrived
to Vladivostok to carry out missions in "long distant ocean
zone". Tu-160s never operated in Pacific Ocean area.


Probably could make this statement 360 days out of the year and it
would be true, no need to actually 'detect' them, they are there.

1) the detected sub is dead sub in a war conditions.

You've obviously never done ASW. Detecting the sub is only part of the
battle; you still have to localize it, develop an attack plot, and then
launch the attack. Of course, the sub will probably know it has been
detected and wont wait around to become a victim during all this.


How many subs have you ever tracked, Mikhai?



Tu-160 searching for US subs.... Well sounds like a joke
of the week. We have other means to search for your subs like
Tu-142, Il-38, Ka-27 etc.



You have a lot of aviation means to _search" for our subs...but this
doesn't mean your aviation assets can actually find them. I've seen the
ASW avionics in the Ka-25 and 27....what a joke. I doubt the Il-38 is
any better.

Remind me sometime to tell you about the time the aircraft carrier I was
on (USS Kitty Hawk) ran over one of you Victor class subs in the Sea of
Japan (1984) and spun it 360 degrees leaving one of its props stuck on
the side of our ship. I'm sure some people on that sub must have been
majorly messed up. Funny story...eh?


--Mike

Michael Wise wrote:

:In article ,
: (Michael Petukhov) wrote:
:
: 1) the detected sub is dead sub in a war conditions.
:
:You've obviously never done ASW. Detecting the sub is only part of the
:battle; you still have to localize it, develop an attack plot, and then
:launch the attack. Of course, the sub will probably know it has been
:detected and wont wait around to become a victim during all this.

I suspect that by 'detected', he means the first two of Sagire.
Classis, Destructum have occurred.

:Remind me sometime to tell you about the time the aircraft carrier I was
n (USS Kitty Hawk) ran over one of you Victor class subs in the Sea of
:Japan (1984) and spun it 360 degrees leaving one of its props stuck on
:the side of our ship. I'm sure some people on that sub must have been
:majorly messed up. Funny story...eh?

We used to scare them by transmitting VDS-VDS-VDS on the hull mount
when they'd move in close behind us. Tended to flush them right back
out of there again. We did this even if the ship didn't HAVE a VDS.

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-- Buffy, the Vampire Slayer

wow. the russian navy detected some subs. good for them.

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wow. the russian navy detected some subs. good for them.



Staggered back to the pier at Murmansk most likely.....



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wow. the russian navy detected some subs. good for them.



Staggered back to the pier at Murmansk most likely.....

Murmansk? Petropavlovsk is about 5700 miles closer.

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Tank Fixer wrote in message
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wow. the russian navy detected some subs. good for them.

Staggered back to the pier at Murmansk most likely.....

Murmansk? Petropavlovsk is about 5700 miles closer.

Yeah, but they can only afford the First Generation GPS...

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wow. the russian navy detected some subs. good for them.

Staggered back to the pier at Murmansk most likely.....

Murmansk? Petropavlovsk is about 5700 miles closer.

Yeah, but they can only afford the First Generation GPS...


One of the Lieutenants was navigating...



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Tank Fixer wrote in message nk.net...
In article ,
says...
wow. the russian navy detected some subs. good for them.



Staggered back to the pier at Murmansk most likely.....

Murmansk? Petropavlovsk is about 5700 miles closer.


They were drunk and got lost.




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Tank Fixer wrote in message nk.net...
In article ,
says...
Tank Fixer wrote in message nk.net...
In article ,
says...
wow. the russian navy detected some subs. good for them.



Staggered back to the pier at Murmansk most likely.....

Murmansk? Petropavlovsk is about 5700 miles closer.


They were drunk and got lost.

Old Norse trick, also practiced by Cristobal Colon famous Italian:
when navigating to the East of a continent steer 270 until you see or
hit something.

"Jack Linthicum" wrote in message
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Tank Fixer wrote in message
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Tank Fixer wrote in message
nk.net...
In article ,
says...
wow. the russian navy detected some subs. good for them.



Staggered back to the pier at Murmansk most likely.....

Murmansk? Petropavlovsk is about 5700 miles closer.


They were drunk and got lost.

Old Norse trick, also practiced by Cristobal Colon famous Italian:
when navigating to the East of a continent steer 270 until you see or
hit something.

In that case he would have been the first to discover Corsica?