May 24, 1962
General-Colonel S.P. Ivanov, 'Tactical and Technical Data of Ships'
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TACTICAL AND TECHNICAL DATA OF SHIPS
Type | “A. Nevsky” | “I. Sechenov” | “I. Moskvin” | Leningrad | The Type of “Saltykov- Shchedrin” |
Characteristics | |||||
Displacement | 14,000 tons | 11,2000 t | 9,200 t | 14,300 t | 4,600 t |
Cargo capacity | 8,900 t | 6,500 t | 4,9000 t | 8,000- 8,500 t | 2,600 t |
Draft | Up to 9 m | Up to 8 m | Up to 7 m | Up to 8.5 m | Up to 5.5 m |
Speed | 12 knots | 13.5 knots | 14 knots | 12 knots | 12.5 knots |
Booms | 5-15-50 t. | 6-10-40 t | 6-40-60 t | 1-50 t 10-5 t 1-15 t | 1-30 t 1-10 t 10-5 t |
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[signature] S.P. Ivanov
[handwritten: 24] May 1962
A chart detailing the tactical and technical data of five Soviet ships. Details include the ships' displacement, cargo capacity, and speed.
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