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Kalashnikov Concern unveils new military assault boats

Kalashnikov Concern has unveiled its new military assault boats at the International Maritime Defense Show (IMDS 2015) in St Petersburg, Russia.

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The firm presented a BK-10 assault landing boat, a BK-9 assault support boat, and a BK-16 multipurpose amphibious boat.

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According to Kalashnikov, all these new vessels feature drones are capable of taking off directly from the boats.

A statement from the company read: "For the first time Kalashnikov is presenting a single battle group of multipurpose landing crafts with modern weapon systems, as well as the latest developments in the field of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), which have the ability to launch from the deck of the boat."

The BK-16 is a multipurpose amphibious landing boat, which features a remote-controlled combat module and light reconnaissance UAVs onboard.

The vessel is suitable for coastal landing operations or assault support, the company stated.

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Designed to carry up to ten personnel, the BK-10 assault landing boat is capable of conducting coastal landing operations and providing fire support.

Kalashnikov’s third vessel, BK-9 craft, features additional armour plates for more protection.

All these three vessels will be capable of cruising at a speed of 20k, with a maximum speed of 40k.

The company unveiled its new unmanned aerial vehicles and landing boats in May at the Integrated Safety & Security Exhibition (ISSE-2015) in Moscow.

In February, Kalashnikov acquired 51% stake in UAV manufacturer ZALA Aero and the Euroyachting Rybinsk Shipyard.

Image: Kalashnikov Concern’s new military assault boats will be capable of cruising at a speed of 20k. Photo: courtesy of Kalashnikov Group.

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Russia Launches Production of Diving and Patrol Modifications of the Amphibious Assault Boat BK-16

MOSCOW, the Russian Federation, (BulgarianMilitary.com) – Yesterday (4th February), the media of Kalashnikov Group reported that the Euroyachting Rybinsk Shipyard, which is a subsidiary of the Russian developer and manufacturer of weapons, started the production of diving and patrol versions of the amphibious assault boat BK-16 designed for carrying out operations and missions in green-water areas, learned BulgarianMilitary.com.

The statement of Kalashnikov media released on Monday, says that the part of Kalashnikov Concern – the ship-building company Rybinsk Shipyard – has launched the manufacturing of new patrol and diving modifications of the BK-16 boat. At the moment, the shipyard has orders for 30 vessels taking into account the boats both built and contracted.

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Depending on the requirements of the customers, the Kalashnikov Group declares its readiness to continue work on elaborating different versions of the BK-16 tailored for performing specific tasks.

The transportation and amphibious assault boat BK-16 is designed to perform tasks and operations in coastal zones, the estuaries of rivers and lakes. It is used to transport personnel and to land marines onto the rough terrain and unequipped coasts, providing fighting terrorism, fire support, medical evacuation and piracy. The vessel can be armed with four 7.62mm machine-guns combined with the combat module, two 12.7 mm machine-guns or a 40mm grenade launcher. Its maximum speed is of 42 knots. The crew of the boat consists of two people, along with them the BK-16 can accommodate the 19-strong assault force.

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In March last year, the Kalashnikov company reported the start of the construction of the BK-16 for the Federal Service troops of the Russian National Guard. Then, the Rybinsk Shipyard held a ceremony for the first launch of the high-speed transport boat.

At the ceremony, Rybinsk shipyard’s General Director Sergei Antonov said that the company was ready to supply various configurations of this kind of equipment, designed to implement specific military tasks, depending on the customer’s wishes.

Read more: Defence Ministers of Russia and India Discussed the Start of Joint Production of Kalashnikov Guns in India The Deputy Director of the National Guard Lieutenant-General Sergei Mileyko who also attended the ceremony said: “Servicemen and employees are at the forefront of the fight against terrorism and crime, so one of the priority tasks is to equip them with the best weapons, protective equipment. It is very important that we rely on domestic producers and developers. Today, we are laying the first boat from a series of vessels designed to perform special tasks in the sphere of the National Guard’s activities.”

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Rybinsk Shipyard holds keel laying ceremony of BK-16 Project 02510 speed landing boat for Russian Guard

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According to information published by the Russian press agency TASS on February 8, 2021, Rybinsk Shipyard has held the keel laying ceremony for the construction of a new speed landing boat BK-16 of project 02510 for the Russian Guard. Follow Navy Recognition on Google News at this link

“The laying ceremony was held in Rybinsk. Officials of the Russian Guard and employees of the shipyard participated,” the Kalashnikov Group said. It will be the fifth boat built by the shipyard for the Russian Guard. It is to be ready in 2021.

The BK-16 boat is designed for medical evacuation, assistance to distressed vessels, landing on an unequipped bank of 19 men. It can operate in coastal seawaters, straights, river mouths, and lakes at any time of the day. The boat is 18-meter long and 4.08-meter wide. The draft is 0.8 meters. The crew comprises two men and can accommodate up to 19 personnel.. The maximum speed is 45 knots and the cruising range is 400 miles.

The BK-16  has diving, countersubversion, fire-fighting modifications and can carry mine clearance equipment and intensive therapy modules. The boat can be armed with a remotely operated weapon station armed with a 12.7mm machine gun. The rear deck can be fitted with 7.62mm machine guns mounted on the side as well as 40mm grenade launcher. 

The Kalashnikov Group began to build BK-16 boats for the Russian Guard in 2018.

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An Overview of the New Hydrographic Vessels of the Russian Navy

The navigation and oceanography department of the russian defense ministry will receive a dozen new hydrographic boats and vessels by 2021. each russian navy fleet will be reinforced with them. the army standard online publication studied the prospects of the hydrographic fleet..

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Hydrographic vessels and boats ensure navigation in oceans and coastal waters. The activities range from reconnaissance of a water route, seabed survey and research of navigational dangers, hydrographic measurements, search and rescue operations, to intracoastal waterway aids.

One of the first modern vessels in the Russian Navy was the big hydrographic boat BGK-2149. It was accepted into service in December 2016. The Baklan-class project 19920 was designed by Vympel bureau in Nizhny Novgorod. The boat has to replace outdated vessels and expand their capabilities. Automatic navigational and specialized systems promote the fulfilment of hydrographic and buoy work in coastal waters. The boat services navigational beacons, buoys and marks. It uses the latest multi-beam survey echo sounder, hydrographic profiler, automatic retrievable hydrological probe, electronic mapping navigational integrated system, satellite radar, etc.

The Nizhegorodsky Teplokhod Shipyard is building big hydrographic boats of project 23040G. The Georgy Zima and the Alexander Yevlanov have been operating in the Baltic Sea for over a year. The Vladimir Kozitsky and the Boris Slobodnik will join the Black Sea fleet after trials. The shipyard will hand over to the Navy another two boats by late 2021.

Project 23040G boats cede in displacement to project 19920, but are comparable in effectiveness. They can study navigational dangers at depths of 400 meters and survey seabed relief at a depth of two kilometers. The boats service floating marks, deliver maintenance teams, engage in search and rescue operations, and provide pilot services to submarines and large warships. The navigational range is 2000 miles and the crew comprises nine people.

Hydrographic catamaran of project 23370G is another innovation. The lead vessel was laid on August 26, 2018 by KAMPO enterprise. It continues projects 23370 and 23370M for the rescue forces of the Navy. A year after the laying, the modules of the 140-ton boat were delivered by road from Moscow region for the final assembly by Vyborg Shipyard. The scheme optimally distributes the load on production capacities and saves the resource of the boats during transportation.

In late December 2019, the St. Andrew’s flag was hoisted on the Mikhail Kazansky lead boat of project 23370G. It has a catamaran design which expanded the deck space for hydrographic equipment. Although the boat has a size of 25×8.5 meters, it is more stable and easy for buoy setting. The 1.5-meter draft allows operating in shallow waters.

The boat carries modern equipment, including a survey echo sounder, a multi-beam echo sounder for information collection and processing, an autonomous hydrological probe and other devices. The boat is equipped with a modern navigation and communication system, a radar and an electronic mapping system.

Another innovation is a small hydrographic boat of project 19910. The Nikolai Skosyrev lead boat was laid in December 2015 by Vympel Shipyard in Rybinsk. Its navigation range is 3500 miles and cruising capacity is 25 days. The crew increased to 17 men.

The boat operates a multi-beam echo sounder which provides 3D seabed relief in real time. The ice-class stem provides for operations in a complicated ice situation at temperature of minus 25 degrees.

The Nikolai Skosyrev has to join the Northern fleet in 2020. It is undergoing trials at present. In January 2019, the Rybinsk Shipyard laid another boat — the Yakov Lapushkin . It has to go to serve in the Baltic Sea in 2020, the Army Standard said.

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The above report by the Army Standard and TASS omitted another large vessel: The Academician Ageev (serial number 451) of project 16450. It was developed by Severnoye Design Bureau and is fitting out stage at JSC “Kanonersky Shiprepairing Yard” in St. Petersburg.

Academician Ageev is being built for the Main Directorate for Deep-Water Research (GUGI) of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation. GUGI is responsible for fielding specialized submarines, oceanographic research ships, undersea drones and autonomous vehicles, sensor systems, and other undersea systems. Learn more about this vessel at this link.

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Rybinsk is one of the Ring’s better-known towns, and to this day maintains its old-fashioned merchant feel. The first mention of a settlement in the territory of contemporary Rybinsk dates from the ninth century, when, according to archeologists, its was a center of metallurgy. The town, which in those days was called Ust’-Sheksna, was razed to the ground by the invading Mongols. By 1504 the current-day Rybinsk, populated mainly by fishermen, was built in the place of the old settlement. In 1615 the Yugsko-Dorofeevskaya monastery, which later became the largest in the Yaroslavl district.

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The fate of the town was strongly effected at the beginning of the eighteenth century by Peter I’s decisions to unite St. Petersburg with the Volga using waterways, water transport being the most economic at the time. The first shipments, mainly of bread, began in 1722. In 1777 Rybinsk was recognised as a town. in the nineteenth century the town developed further as a center for steamship construction, and also the manufacturing of rope, bricks, and wheat. Other infrastructure followed this industrial development: the largest Russian banks opened offices in Ryblink, and the town’s first printing house, library and newspaper were established.

In the twentieth century industry continued to flourish, and at the end of the 1920s the former factory Russian Reno released the first airplane motors. To this day the Rybinsk Aviation-Techology Academy, established in 1934, is one of the leading institutions in its field.

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