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Submarine B440
During his large photo expedition to the Kola Peninsula, zhzhshnye fotobloggery Vytegra visited the town, the main attraction of which is the museum "Submarine B-440", opened in 2005. Museum in Vytegra appeared not by chance, in spite of the fact that the city is far from the sea and even to the shore of Lake Onega is not so close. And the thing is that in the years of the Great Patriotic War there was the headquarters of the Onega Flotilla. In addition Vytegra still irodina many Russian admirals, including designer diesel submarines of "K" Lavrent'ev Rudnicki.
Big diesel submarine was built on the B440 Novoadmiralteyskom plant. The composition of WWII came in 1970. During his military service in the Northern and Baltic fleets took place more than 100 000 miles. In 1998, it excluded from the Navy and transferred for recycling, and in 2003 has already begun renovations to the museum.
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17) surrounding the boat scenery is not particularly impressive, but tourists often come here. In general from St. Petersburg.
2) bow torpedo tubes 6 torpedoes.
3) There, in the forward torpedo room.
4) The battery compartment is completely refurbished. On the walls you can see the exhibition of various ship's lanterns.
5) There is also a sketch map, where you can see what other cities have such a museum.
6) Another part of the storage pit, there is room history of the submarine fleet.
7) Workplace sonar.
8) Latrine with a lot of ancillary instruments necessary to get rid of waste.
9) With the valve in the lower right corner of the produced air control in the main ballast tanks, and the center of the bulletin board.
10) The following section - Diesel. Visible and control instruments for engines.
11) Electric.
12) Electric.
13) Feed torpedo tubes. Here are located next to the bed for the crew - three tiers, each bed for three people in three shifts.
14) Feed torpedo tubes. Here are located next to the bed for the crew - three tiers, each bed for three people in three shifts ...
15) on the upper deck.
16) Deck boat is leaking and open it only on the surface.
17) By analogy with the submarine in Moscow, here, too, we made a two-door body side, and within leveled the floor and cut through the passages between the compartments. Also had a lighting and ventilation system established.
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Big diesel submarine was built on the B440 Novoadmiralteyskom plant. The composition of WWII came in 1970. During his military service in the Northern and Baltic fleets took place more than 100 000 miles. In 1998, it excluded from the Navy and transferred for recycling, and in 2003 has already begun renovations to the museum.
17 ph © victorprofessor
17) surrounding the boat scenery is not particularly impressive, but tourists often come here. In general from St. Petersburg.
2) bow torpedo tubes 6 torpedoes.
3) There, in the forward torpedo room.
4) The battery compartment is completely refurbished. On the walls you can see the exhibition of various ship's lanterns.
5) There is also a sketch map, where you can see what other cities have such a museum.
6) Another part of the storage pit, there is room history of the submarine fleet.
7) Workplace sonar.
8) Latrine with a lot of ancillary instruments necessary to get rid of waste.
9) With the valve in the lower right corner of the produced air control in the main ballast tanks, and the center of the bulletin board.
10) The following section - Diesel. Visible and control instruments for engines.
11) Electric.
12) Electric.
13) Feed torpedo tubes. Here are located next to the bed for the crew - three tiers, each bed for three people in three shifts.
14) Feed torpedo tubes. Here are located next to the bed for the crew - three tiers, each bed for three people in three shifts ...
15) on the upper deck.
16) Deck boat is leaking and open it only on the surface.
17) By analogy with the submarine in Moscow, here, too, we made a two-door body side, and within leveled the floor and cut through the passages between the compartments. Also had a lighting and ventilation system established.
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