Moma class

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Moma class
Andrija Mohorovičić (project 861)
Andrija Mohorovičić (project 861)
Overview
Type Survey ship (Project 861)
Reconnaissance ship (Project 861M)
units 33
Shipyard

Stocznia Północna (North Shipyard), Gdansk

delivery 1967-1974
Technical specifications
displacement

1,502  ts (Project 861)
1,580 ts (Project 861M)

length

73.3  m

width

11.2 m

Draft

3.8 m

crew

41 civil (project 861)
80–120 (project 861M)

drive

2 Zgoda-Sulzer- Diesel with 3,600  HP
2 shafts with controllable pitch propellers

speed

16  kn

Range

9,000  nm at 11 kn

Armament

2 quadruple starters SA-N-5 Grail (only on some 861M)

The ships of the Moma class (Project 861) are the largest survey ships of the Soviet / Russian Navy and were built between 1967 and 1974 at the Polish North Shipyard (Stocznia Północna SA) in Gdansk . All survey vessels have a 7- t - crane and as a buoy used.

The official name is Probably Gidrogafitscheskoje Sudno (GS) ( German  Hydrographisches Vermessungsschiff ).

units

The Moma-class ships were exported or modified for other purposes. A reconstruction to a reconnaissance ship is the project 861M, which is classified as Probably Maly Raswedjatelnije Korabl (MRK) ( German  Small reconnaissance ship ).

The following is a list of known ships, but it is not exhaustive:

Project Surname Identifier Construction year marine Whereabouts
861 Admiral Branimir Ormanov 401 1977 Naval Ensign of Bulgaria.svg Bulgarian Navy
861 Alshevsk U 602 1969 Naval Ensign of the Soviet Union (1950–1991) .svg Soviet / Ukrainian NavyNaval Ensign of Ukraine.svg
861 Andrija Mohorovičić 72 (ex PH 33) 1972 Flag of Yugoslavia (1946-1992) .svg Yugoslav Navy / Croatian NavyNaval ensign of Croatia.svg
861 Andromeda - Naval Ensign of the Soviet Union (1950–1991) .svg Soviet / Russian NavyNaval Ensign of Russia.svg
861 Antares - Naval Ensign of the Soviet Union (1950–1991) .svgSoviet / Naval Ensign of Russia.svgRussian Navy
861 Antarctica - Naval Ensign of the Soviet Union (1950–1991) .svgSoviet / Naval Ensign of Russia.svgRussian Navy
861 Askold - Naval Ensign of the Soviet Union (1950–1991) .svgSoviet / Naval Ensign of Russia.svgRussian Navy
861 Captain 1st Rank Kiril Khalachew 201 1983 * Naval Ensign of Bulgaria.svg Bulgarian Navy
861 Chelecs - Naval Ensign of the Soviet Union (1950–1991) .svgSoviet / Naval Ensign of Russia.svgRussian Navy
861M Ekwator SSW-418 Naval Ensign of the Soviet Union (1950–1991) .svgSoviet / Naval Ensign of Russia.svgRussian Navy
861M Kildin SSW-512 Naval Ensign of the Soviet Union (1950–1991) .svgSoviet / Naval Ensign of Russia.svgRussian Navy
861K Copernic 261 1971 Naval Ensign of Poland.svg Polish Navy
861 Kril'on - Naval Ensign of the Soviet Union (1950–1991) .svgSoviet / Naval Ensign of Russia.svgRussian Navy
861M Liman SSW-824 1970 Naval Ensign of the Soviet Union (1950–1991) .svgSoviet / Naval Ensign of Russia.svgRussian Navy dropped on April 27, 2017
861 Mars - Naval Ensign of the Soviet Union (1950–1991) .svgSoviet / Naval Ensign of Russia.svgRussian Navy
861M Blessed SSW-514 Naval Ensign of the Soviet Union (1950–1991) .svgSoviet / Naval Ensign of Russia.svgRussian Navy
861M Simferopol (ex Jupiter ) U 511 (ex SSW-416) Naval Ensign of the Soviet Union (1950–1991) .svgSoviet / Naval Ensign of Ukraine.svgUkrainian Navy
861M SSW-506 Naval Ensign of the Soviet Union (1950–1991) .svgSoviet / Naval Ensign of Russia.svgRussian Navy

* Replica in Bulgaria

Other Projects

Further projects have been developed from the basic design of the Moma class and also built at the Nord shipyard:

gallery

  • SSW-514 Seliger (Project 861M)

  • SSW-514 Seliger alongside the tanker Dubna

  • SSW-416 Jupiter (Project 861M)

  • Submarine of the Victor-class submarine , a ship of the Moma class and the destroyer USS Peterson

  • ORP Kopernik

Footnotes

  1. ↑ Project 861 on Russianwarrior.com (accessed on 11 January 2011)
  2. ↑ Project 861 on WARFARE.RU (accessed on 21 December 2010)
  3. ↑ Project 861M on WARFARE.RU (accessed on December 21, 2010)
  4. ↑ Ukrainian Auxiliary Ships (accessed December 21, 2010)