| | Seagoing minesweepers,
border guard patrol ships
Project 264
Project 264ANATO:
T58 Class
Completed 24
units
Ships Project 264 – Shipyard
¹363, Pontonny – 1 unit
| Name |
Yard ¹ |
Laid Down |
Launched |
Commissioned |
Note |
| T-250 |
¹815 | 1951 |
- | 1957 | from
19.05.1966 - MT-250 | Project 264A – Shipyard ¹363, Pontonny
– 23 units
| Name |
Yard ¹ |
Laid Down |
Launched |
Commissioned |
Note |
| T-9 |
¹930 | 24.09.1957 |
5.09.1958 | 12.1958 | ñ
16.10.1962 - Primorsky komsomolets | |
T-161 | ¹931 |
1.12.1957 | 6.10.1958 |
17.01.1959 | from 19.05.1966
- MT-161, from 23.07.1975 - SKR-102 | |
T-14 | ¹932 |
15.12.1957 | 18.12.1958 |
24.11.1959 | from 19.05.1966
- MT-14, from 23.07.1975 - SKR-119, from 22.04.1978 - Kedrov | |
T-15 | ¹933 |
17.01.1958 | 14.04.1959 |
24.11.1959 | from 19.05.1966
- MT-15, from 23.07.1975 - SKR-122, from 18.01.1984 - KVN-22 | |
T-22 | ¹934 |
20.02.1958 | 10.02.1959 |
24.11.1959 | from 19.05.1966
- MT-22, from 23.07.1975 - SKR-125 | |
Dzerzhinsky |
¹935 | 29.03.1958 |
29.04.1959 | 17.11.1959 | |
| Menzhinsky |
¹936 | 19.04.1958 |
22.06.1959 | 17.11.1959 | |
| T-4 |
¹937 | 29.05.1958 |
27.07.1959 | 15.12.1959 | from
19.05.1966 - MT-4, from 23.07.1975 - SKR-132 | |
T-5 | ¹941 |
2.07.1958 | 24.09.1959 |
26.12.1959 | from 19.05.1966
- MT-5, from 23.07.1975 - SKR-137, from 25.06.1988 - UTS-399 | |
Vasiliy Gromov |
¹942 | 28.07.1958 |
27.10.1959 | 3.12.1959 | |
| Vorovsky |
¹943 | 29.08.1958 |
10.11.1959 | 13.01.1960 | |
| Starshiy leytenant Vladimirov |
¹944 | 30.09.1958 |
17.01.1960 | 13.07.1960 | |
| Kirov |
¹945 | 2.12.1958 |
10.02.1960 | 12.07.1960 | |
| Malakhit |
¹951 | 14.02.1959 |
8.03.1960 | 9.09.1960 | |
| Starshiy leytenant Lekarev |
¹952 | 23.02.1959 |
12.05.1960 | 23.09.1960 | |
| Pavel Khokhryakov |
¹953 | 27.03.1959 |
14.07.1960 | 21.10.1960 | |
| Timofey Ulyantsev |
¹954 | 14.05.1959 |
18.08.1960 | 19.11.1960 | |
| Fedor Mitrofanov |
¹955 | 17.06.1959 |
6.11.1960 | 10.01.1961 | |
| Pavlin Vinogradov |
¹961 | 22.01.1960 |
4.10.1960 | 17.12.1960 | |
| Korund |
¹962 | 19.02.1960 |
15.11.1960 | 17.01.1961 | |
| T-71 |
¹963 | 6.04.1960 |
10.03.1961 | 19.07.1961 | from
19.05.1966 - MT-71, from 23.07.1975 - SKR-91 | |
T-112 | ¹964 |
6.05.1960 | 27.03.1961 |
19.08.1961 | from 19.05.1966
- MT-112, from 3.08.1977 - KVN-23 | |
T-50 | ¹965 |
10.06.1960 | 6.06.1961 |
16.01.1962 | from 19.05.1966
- MT-50, from 3.08.1977 - KVN-21 |
General characteristics - Project 264
| Displacement (tons): | | Standard: | 807
(Project 264A – 799) | | Full load: | 840
(Project 264A – 868) | | Dimensions (m): |
| Length: | 69,75 (Project 264A
- 69,8) | | Beam: | 9,6 |
| Draft: | 2,51 (Project 264A
- 2,55) | | Speed (knots): | 17,6
(Project 264A – 17) | | Range: |
2500 nmi (12 knots) | | Autonomy
(days): | 10 | | Propulsion: | 2x2000
hp 37D diesels, 2 controllable pitch propellers, 2x200 kW diesel generators, 1x25
kW diesel generator (Project 264A – 2x200 kW DG-200/1 diesel generators, 1x100
kW DG-100/1 diesel generator) | | Armament: | 2x2
57 mm ZIF-31 (1854 rounds) - MR-103 Bars fire control system (on Project 264 -
without fire control system)
2x2 25 mm 2M-3M (on T-250 and some other ships)
1x24 MBU-600 (B-30M) (Project 264A - 2x5 RBU-2500 Uragan-1 (60 RGB-12)
122
BB-1 depth charges or BPS
22 KB-3 mines or 16 AMD-1000 mines or 38 1908/1939
mines
MT-1 contact sweep (Project 264A – BKT contact sweep), TEM-2 magnetic
sweep, BGAT acoustic sweep, AT-1 acoustic sweep (Project 264A), BOKA acoustic
sweep(Project 264A) | | Electronics: |
Rym-K radar, Lin-M navigation radar, Don navigation radar, Fakel IFF, Bizan-4
ESM radar system, Tamir-11M sonar or MG-11 (Project 264 – Tamir-11) |
| Complement: | 88 (7 officers)
(Project 264A – 89 (7 officers), border guard patrol ships – 71 (9 officers)) |
Schematics 
Seagoing minesweeper - Project 264A
Modernizations Border
guard patrol ships: 6 units from shipyards - Vorovsky, Dzerzhinsky, Kirov, Korund,
Malakhit, Menzhinsky, 7 units from fleet (5 Units in 1976-79) - Vasiliy Gromov
in 02.1976, Kedrov (T-119), Pavel Khokhryakov in 02.1978, Starshiy leytenant Lekarev
in 1977, Topaz, Fedor Mitrofanov in 02.1976, SKR-132 in 02.1978. All sweep armament
was removed
Guard ships: 23.07.1975 – 16 units: Vasiliy Gromov, Primorsky
komsomolets (T-9), Pavel Khokhryakov, Pavlin Vinogradov, Starshiy leytenant Vladimirov,
Starshiy leytenant Lekarev, Timofey Ulyantsev, Fedor Mitrofanov, SKR-91 (T-71),
SKR-102 (T-161), SKR-119 (T-14), SKR-122 (T-15), SKR-125 (T-22), SKR-132 (T-4),
SKR-137 (T-5), SKR-140 (T-250). All sweep armament was removed. Complement - 65
(6 officers)
Radar picket ship, Project 963 Signal: 3 units, Pontonny, Sredne-Nevsky
Shipyard, KVN-21 (T-50) 7.10.1975-1.10.1981, KVN-22 (T-15) 1984-85, KVN-23 (T-112)
from 7.10.1975. 875/940 tons, 69,8x9,4x2,65 meters, 2x1 Strela-2M SAM system launchers
(10 missiles), 1x2 57 mm ZIF-31B, 2x2 30 mm AK-230, 15,5 kts, 1500 nmi (12 knots),
10 days, Planshet combat information control system, MR-500 Kliver air/surface
search radar, MR-302 Rubka, Bizan-4 ESM radar system, MG-11 Tamir-11M sonar.
On Vorovsky, Dzerzhinsky, Kirov, Korund, Malakhit 15.12.1976-15.03.1977, Menzhinsky
navigation radar Lin-M replaced by MR-220 Reyd
On Malakhit 7.06.1977-25.11.1977
was added Sheksna sonar
On T-250Tamir-11 sonar replaced by MG-59 Olen
Training ships: UTS-399 (T-5) 25.06.1988
Unrealized modifications: Project
959 Oko - radar picket ship
Fleets Baltic
Fleet: T-14 (from 27.03.1960 Northern Fleet, from 12.04.1978 Pacific Fleet), 15
(from 27.03.1960 Northern Fleet), 22 (from 5.08.1961 Northern Fleet), 161 (from
29.10.1960 Northern Fleet), 250 (from 6.09.1960 Northern Fleet, from 21.05.1962
Baltic Fleet, from 14.12.1962 Northern Fleet, from 8.06.1964 Baltic Fleet), Vasiliy
Gromov (from 6.02.1961 Northern Fleet, from 26.09.1961 Pacific Fleet), Pavel Khokhryakov
(from 29.10.1960 Northern Fleet, from 6.10.1961 Pacific Fleet), Pavlin Vinogradov
(from 6.02.1961 Northern Fleet, from 26.09.1961 Pacific Fleet), Starshiy leytenant
Vladimirov (from 29.10.1960 Northern Fleet), Fedor Mitrofanov (from 6.02.1961
Northern Fleet, from 26.09.1961 Pacific Fleet)
Northern Fleet: T-4
(from 26.09.1961 Pacific Fleet), 50, 71, 112, Starshiy leytenant Lekarev (from
10.05.1978 Pacific Fleet), Timofey Ulyantsev (from 26.09.1961 Pacific Fleet)
Pacific Fleet: T-5, 9, Vorovsky, Dzerzhinsky, Kirov, Korund, Malakhit,
Menzhinsky
Hull Numbers T-4:
4(1968), 330(1972), 847(1976)
T-5: 305(1975), 836(1976), 649?(SKR-137)
T-9: 317(1969), 329(1971), 302, 639(1979), 645(1981), 649(Primorsky komsomolets)
T-14: 118(1978), 031(05.1981), 077(05.1984), 015(05.1987)
T-22: 912(1984)
T-50: 325
T-71: 787?(1979)
T-161: 969(1958), 907(1980), 975(1981), 991(1987)
T-119: 118(1978), 031(05.1981), 077(05.1984), 015(05.1987)
T-250: 101(1958?),
992(1960), 116, 229(1970), 215(1972), 220(1974), 377, 707(1975)
Vasiliy Gromov:
397(1961), 304(1973), 306(1974), 059(05.1978), 051(1981)
Vorovsky: 369(1960),
503, 555(1973), 536(1974), 070(05.1978), 073(05.1981), 063(05.1984), 035(05.1987)
Dzerzhinsky: 366(1960), 017(1966), 531(1970), 501(1972), 068(05.1978), 066(1981)
Kirov: 534(1973), 504(1975), 706(1977), 023(05.1981), 058, 028(05.1987), 032(05.1990)
Korund: 037, 010(05.1981), 071(05.1984), 045(05.1987), 076(05.1990)
Malakhit:
033?, 097, 072(1979), 062(05.1984), 080(05.1987)
Menzhinsky: 372(1959), 200,
537(1977), 049(05.1978), 046(05.1981)
Pavel Khokhryakov: 853(1976), 010(05.1978)
Pavlin Vinogradov: 328(1970), 679(1980), 698(1982)
Starshiy leytenant Vladimirov:
930, 917(1984), 983(1988)
Starshiy leytenant Lekarev: Êàñïèé(1978), 164(1978),
142(1984) , 105(05.1984)
Timofey Ulyantsev: 304(1972), 633(1989)
Fedor
Mitrofanov: 854(1976), 082(Border guard patrol ship), 083(05.1981)
Khrustal:
910(1959), 365(1962), 117(1964), 523, 543, 559, 570(1974), 579(1974), 080(1981)
Decommissioned 1977 – T-250 (17.02, trials ship Som-1 NPO Uran)
1981 – Vasiliy Gromov (14.07), Pavel Khokhryakov (14.07)
1982 – Pavlin Vinogradov
(20.06), Fedor Mitrofanov (13.11)
1983 – Dzerzhinsky (12.11), Menzhinsky (floating
base of the Club of the Young Sailors, Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, sunk near pier)
1986 – T-9 (1.07)
1987 – Starshiy leytenant Lekarev (13.06, training ship
KYuM Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, sunk in fire in 1988)
1988 – T-161 (25.06)
1989 – T-14 (26.12), T-22 (12.07, training ship Severomorets Moskow KYuMRiP,
to scrap 2003), Timofey Ulyantsev (4.05)
1990 – Ò-15 (19.04), Vorovsky (28.05),
Malakhit (2.11), Starshiy leytenant Vladimirov (19.04)
1992 – T-5 (28.02),
Kirov (21.04), Korund (15.12)
1993 – T-50 (30.06), T-112 (30.06)
Export Guinea: 1 unit
Lamine Saoji Kaba F79 (till 7.07.1979
SKR-91). Decommissioned in 1987 Southern Yemen: 1 unit
12.04.1979:
T-4 patrol ship. Decommissioned in 1984 | |
