Обсуждение:Егоров, Сергей Владимирович (подводник)

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"On August 6, 1991 the same class K-407 "Novomoskovsk" submarine, under the command of Captain Second Rank Sergey Yegorov, performed a full salvo underwater launch, launching all the 16 R-29RM missiles on board. The whole salvo took 224 seconds with a 14 seconds interval for each missile. During this 3.7 minutes the submarine "got rid" of more than 650 tons of weight. The 1st and the 16th missiles hit their targets at Kura testing range on Kamchatka peninsula, while the rest were sefl-destroyed in flight. K-407 broke the record of the K-140 Delta-II class submarine, which launched 8 missiles on December 20, 1968. Behemoth-2 was viewed as a possible scenario of a nuclear war against the United States and was ought to confirm the possibility and safety of a quick underwater salvo."[1] R7 08:05, 11 июня 2011 (UTC)

"On August 6, 1991 at 21 hours 07 minutes a volley fire the complete fire unit of RSM-54 rockets from the submarine of the project 667BDRM was carried out the. In the interests of the reduction of expenditures the operation was conducted on the planned combat training of the crew of submarine and the regular flight only of two rockets. The rockets, which start in the volley of the first and last, had to run complete flight program and fall onto the assigned aiming points. The remaining rockets, which participate in the volley, had to from all parameters of launch completely correspond to combat missiles, but the height of their flight could be arbitrary. For conducting the volley by complete fire unit was isolated the submarine “Novomoskovsk” (commander of boat S.V.Yegorov) and 16 rockets RSM-54, prepared by the Krasnoyarsk Machine Building Plant. The launching passed successfully, and until then no one in the world had conducted a shoot of a complete fire unit. Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD). R-29RM/SS-N-23 SKIFF Donskoy 14:06, 11 июня 2011 (UTC)