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Home›Green Marine›Russian Navy receives stealth-capable gunboat
Green Marine

September 1, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Russian Navy receives stealth-capable gunboat

A state-of-the-art gunboat was handed over to the Russian Navy in St. Petersburg Friday. Built at St. Petersburg’s Almaz shipyard, the Astrakhan will be the first in the navy warship to have stealth capabilities and can be armed with various artillery systems previously used only on destroyers. Atte

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A state-of-the-art gunboat was handed over to the Russian Navy in St. Petersburg Friday.

Built at St. Petersburg’s Almaz shipyard, the Astrakhan will be the first in the navy warship to have stealth capabilities and can be armed with various artillery systems previously used only on destroyers.

Attending the ceremony, Navy Commander Vladimir Masorin said, “Our country is still capable of building combat ships without outside assistance and there is no doubt it will be in the future.”

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