The 1124P project corvette (NATO reporting name: Grisha I class, Soviet classification: MPK-147 class Russian: МПК-147) were intended to counter enemy submarines in nearby area of naval bases, ports and scattered berths, on the deployment of naval forces to carry out anti-submarine surveillance and protection of ships and vessels at sea.[1]
Project 1124 of the first series were armed with SAMOsa-M in the bow of the hull. One twin AK-725 gun was located in the stern. Control of firing AK-725 was carried out by the MR-103 Leopard radar with a maximum detection range of 40 km, which was also located on the stern superstructure. The MR-302 Rubka radar was installed as a radar for detecting air and surface targets on the ship's mast. The basis of the sonar consisted of submersible GAS MG-322 Argun (operated in echo direction-finding mode) and lowered GAS MG-339 Shelon in the stern superstructure, which operated only in the "stop" mode. The basis of anti-submarine weapons were located two twin torpedo tubes for DTA-5E-1124 and two RBU-6000 on the bow of the ship's superstructure.[2]
Construction of small anti-submarine ships on Project 1124 began in 1967 at the Zelenodolsk Shipyard. A total of twelve ships of this project were built, after which they were replaced by the corvettes of Project 1124 of the second series (Grisha-III according to NATO reporting name).
The corvette was a member of the 400th division of anti-submarine ships of the 68th brigade of ships of the Black Sea Fleet, which took an active part in training and combat activities of the fleet. MPK-43 served in the Mediterranean, sailing more than 43,000 miles. As part of the ship's anti-submarine strike groups, the ship won the prize of the Chief of the USSR Navy four times for anti-submarine training (the last in 1989).[3]
During the receipt of the ships of the Black Sea Fleet of the USSR, the Ukrainian Navy reached a state of non-combat readiness. Like sister ship Kherson, due to lack of funds for repairs to bring the ship in order failed and immediately after joining the Navy, the ship was written off and disposed of.[4]
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Sumy U209 was a Grisha I class anti submarine corvette of the Ukrainian Navy Prior to joining the Ukrainian Navy she was a former Soviet Navy corvette named MPK 43 and later Odesskiy Komsomolets MPK 43 in 1979History Soviet Union NameMPK 43 MPK 43 BuilderZelenodolsk Shipyard Zelenodolsk Yard number712 Laid down1 August 1972 Launched2 June 1973 Commissioned28 December 1974 RenamedOdesskiy Komsomolets 1983 MPK 43 1992 IdentificationSee Pennant numbers FateTransferred to Ukraine 1997 Ukraine NameSumy Sumi NamesakeSumy Commissioned1 August 1997 Decommissioned11 June 1999 IdentificationPennant number U209 General characteristics Class and typeGrisha I class corvette Displacementstandard 830 tons full load 990 tons Length71 2 m 233 ft 7 in Beam10 1 m 33 ft 2 in Draught3 8 m 12 ft 6 in Propulsion3 shaft 2 M 507A cruise diesels 28 000 kW 38 000 shp 2 shafts 1 M 8M boost gas turbine 13 000 kW 18 000 shp 1 shaft Electric Plant 1 DG 500 500 kW 1 DG 300 300 kW 1 DG 200 200 kW Speed35 knots 65 km h 40 mph Range2 500 nautical miles 4 600 km 2 900 mi at 14 knots 26 km h 16 mph Endurance9 days Complement79 9 chiefs Sensors and processing systemsRadar MR 302 Rubka air surface search radar MR 1031 AK 725 fire control radar Don 2 navigation radar Sonar MGK 322T Argun Bull Horn low frequency hull mounted sonar MGK 339T Shelon Elk Tail medium frequency through hull dipping sonar Electronic warfare amp decoysBizan 4B suite with Watch Dog intercept 2 PK 16 decoy RL Armamentartillery 2 2 57mm AK 725 gun mount 1000 rounds antisubmarine 2 twin 533 mm torpedo tubes DTA 5E 1124 2 RBU 6000 A S rocket launchers 96 rockets 2 depth charge racks 12 depth charges Up to 18 mines in place of depth charges Contents 1 Development and design 2 Construction and career 2 1 Pennant numbers 3 ReferencesDevelopment and design editMain article Grisha class corvette The 1124P project corvette NATO reporting name Grisha I class Soviet classification MPK 147 class Russian MPK 147 were intended to counter enemy submarines in nearby area of naval bases ports and scattered berths on the deployment of naval forces to carry out anti submarine surveillance and protection of ships and vessels at sea 1 Project 1124 of the first series were armed with SAM Osa M in the bow of the hull One twin AK 725 gun was located in the stern Control of firing AK 725 was carried out by the MR 103 Leopard radar with a maximum detection range of 40 km which was also located on the stern superstructure The MR 302 Rubka radar was installed as a radar for detecting air and surface targets on the ship s mast The basis of the sonar consisted of submersible GAS MG 322 Argun operated in echo direction finding mode and lowered GAS MG 339 Shelon in the stern superstructure which operated only in the stop mode The basis of anti submarine weapons were located two twin torpedo tubes for DTA 5E 1124 and two RBU 6000 on the bow of the ship s superstructure 2 Construction of small anti submarine ships on Project 1124 began in 1967 at the Zelenodolsk Shipyard A total of twelve ships of this project were built after which they were replaced by the corvettes of Project 1124 of the second series Grisha III according to NATO reporting name Construction and career editThe corvette MPK 43 was laid down on 1 August 1972 at the Zelenodolsk Shipyard Zelenodolsk The ship was launched on 2 June 1973 The corvette was commissioned on 28 December 1974 and by the order of the Commander in Chief of the Navy on 23 January 1975 MPK 43 was enlisted in the Black Sea Fleet The corvette was a member of the 400th division of anti submarine ships of the 68th brigade of ships of the Black Sea Fleet which took an active part in training and combat activities of the fleet MPK 43 served in the Mediterranean sailing more than 43 000 miles As part of the ship s anti submarine strike groups the ship won the prize of the Chief of the USSR Navy four times for anti submarine training the last in 1989 3 During the receipt of the ships of the Black Sea Fleet of the USSR the Ukrainian Navy reached a state of non combat readiness Like sister ship Kherson due to lack of funds for repairs to bring the ship in order failed and immediately after joining the Navy the ship was written off and disposed of 4 Pennant numbers edit Date Pennant number 5 1975 274 1976 297 1979 092 1981 081 1983 054 052 1991 075References edit Malye protivolodochnye korabli proekta 1124 korabley net Retrieved 24 February 2022 Small anti submarine ship of project 1124 type IPC 147 Albatross Grisha Weapons of Russia 20 December 2010 Archived from the original on 24 July 2012 Malyj protivolodochnyj korabl MPK 43 Chernomorskogo Flota www kchf ru Retrieved 25 February 2022 Corvette Ternopil is a new albatross of the Ukrainian fleet Eugene Silkin Maritime State 20 December 2010 Archived from the original on 16 March 2012 Small anti submarine ships Project 1124 russianships info Retrieved 24 February 2022 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 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