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Nikolas
03-05-2004, 09:27 PM
Type 12322.

http://www.navalcollection.ru/gallery/Spb_26062003/images/imgp0070.jpg

http://www.navalcollection.ru/gallery/Spb_26062003/images/imgp0072.jpg

http://www.navalcollection.ru/gallery/naval_show_spb_2003/Kocheshkoff/images/Evgeniy_Kocheshkov_pr12322_SPb29062003_02.jpg

Navy day Severomorsk 2003

http://www.navalcollection.ru/gallery/navy_day_severomorsk_2003/images/27.JPG

http://www.navalcollection.ru/gallery/navy_day_severomorsk_2003/images/18.JPG

http://www.navalcollection.ru/gallery/navy_day_severomorsk_2003/images/19.JPG

http://www.navalcollection.ru/gallery/navy_day_severomorsk_2003/images/31.JPG

http://www.navalcollection.ru/gallery/navy_day_severomorsk_2003/images/32.JPG
Operation Ivy
03-05-2004, 09:33 PM
Man those are some nice pics :D woot
AK-Lover
03-05-2004, 09:59 PM
Anybody ever read a 1980's book about soviet military power in 1980's called 20 Million Bayonets? It's got some rare pics and accurate info. :D
Sierra
03-05-2004, 10:07 PM
nice pics! :)
ßå$tĮТHÏ¿ð
03-05-2004, 10:54 PM
yes nice pics is right :D
Nikolas
03-06-2004, 08:37 AM
more "Zybr"

http://www.army.lv/Flot/Transport/Zubr/1.jpg

http://www.army.lv/Flot/Transport/Zubr/4.jpg

http://www.army.lv/Flot/Transport/Zubr/5.jpg

http://www.army.lv/Flot/Transport/Zubr/6.jpg

http://www.army.lv/Flot/Transport/Zubr/7.jpg

http://www.army.lv/Flot/Transport/Zubr/11.jpg
GazB
03-07-2004, 01:06 AM
cool pics Nik, but I think the most common translation for the name is Zubr.

I saw a Discovery doco on hovercraft but this beast was not shown. Only a much smaller transport model the US uses was shown... and the US soldier interviewed stated the British invented them and we (the US) perfected them. Aparantly the AIST class and the Zubr (POMORNIK) don't exist...
Ratamacue
03-07-2004, 01:13 AM
cool pics Nik, but I think the most common translation for the name is Zubr.

I saw a Discovery doco on hovercraft but this beast was not shown. Only a much smaller transport model the US uses was shown... and the US soldier interviewed stated the British invented them and we (the US) perfected them. Aparantly the AIST class and the Zubr (POMORNIK) don't exist...

They probably showed the Landing Craft Air Cushioned (LCAC). The US Marines use them for hauling armor and large amounts of just about anything ashore. They're alot smaller than that Russian hovercraft but are designed to fit inside Amphibious Assault Carriers.