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Home›Aviation›Russian Admiral Grigorovich Tests Its Guns
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October 28, 2015 · about 11 years ago

Russian Admiral Grigorovich Tests Its Guns

The crew of Russian Navy’s patrol ship Admiral Grigorovich successfully performed gun firing at ranges located in the Baltic Sea as part of the ship’s state trials. The drills were undertaken using A-190 and AK-630 gun systems. The seamen also practiced simulated enemy submarine search and detection

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The crew of Russian Navy’s patrol ship Admiral Grigorovich successfully performed gun firing at ranges located in the Baltic Sea as part of the ship’s state trials.

The drills were undertaken using A-190 and AK-630 gun systems. The seamen also practiced simulated enemy submarine search and detection in cooperation with a Ka-27PL helicopter.

Having completed both the builder and state trials, the ship will be delivered to the Russian Navy in November 2015 and put into the service of the Black Sea Fleet.

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