Vodnik class
| Vodnik class | |
|---|---|
 Typ ship Wodnik of the Polish Navy |
|
| Overview | |
| Type | Training ship |
| units |
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| Shipyard |
Stocznia Północna (North Shipyard), Gdańsk |
| delivery | 1975-1977 |
| Technical specifications | |
| displacement |
1,750 ts |
| length |
71.4 meters |
| width |
12.0 meters |
| Draft |
4.0 meters |
| drive |
2 diesel engines with 2,640 kW
|
| speed |
17 kn |
| Range |
7,800 nm |
The training ships of Wodnik - class (Project 888) are a further development which is also in the Northern Shipyard in Gdansk for the Soviet Navy built survey vessels of the Moma class (Project 861).
units
- ORP Vodnik (251)
- ORP Gryf (252)
- Wilhelm Pieck (S61)
- Luga
The Luga was named after the river of the same name and entered service for the Baltic fleet on March 31, 1977 . The home port was Baltiysk . After its decommissioning, it was canceled in Kronstadt in 2006 .
The Luga had no armament and differed from the first three ships of the project by having a more aft main mast. The ship's crew consisted of 56 men and 93 students.
- Oka
The Oka was also named after a river and entered service for the Caspian Flotilla on May 24, 1977 . When the flotilla was split up between Russia and Azerbaijan , the ship went to the Azerbaijani Navy on July 16, 1992 and is now in service there with hull number T 710. The home port is Baku . Since the takeover, the ship has been armed with a 37 mm W-11M double flak and two 25 mm / L70 double mounts.
Footnotes
- ↑ a b ORP is the abbreviation for Okręt Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej and the name prefix of Polish warships
- ↑ Ship data Luga (accessed on January 2, 2011)
- ↑ Ship data Oka (accessed on January 2, 2011)