Coast guard patrol ships, gun boats
Project 1204 Shmel

NATO: Shmel Class

Completed

118 units

Ships

Project 1204

Renaming: AK-314 (comm.12.01.1968?), AK-316 (v.12.01.1969?), AK-317 (comm.1969), AK-318 (comm.1969), PSKR-385 (Amur)

General characteristics - Project 1204

Schematics

Border patrol ships and gun boats - Project 1204

Modernizations

On AK-223, AK-224, AK-397, AK-404, AK-405, AK-563, AK-582, PSKR-321, PSKR-326, PSKR-338, PSKR-341, PSKR-342, PSKR-343, PSKR-344, PSKR-345, PSKR-346, PSKR-347, PSKR-350, PSKR-352 1x2 14,5 mm 2M-6 replaced by 1x2 25 mm 2M-3M
Added 1x17 140 mm BM-14-17 rocket launcher – 34 OF-949 rounds: AK-223 in 1972, AK-224 in 1972, AK-397 in 1972, AK-405, AK-406, AK-484, AK-485, AK-506 in 1972, AK-508, AK-563 in 1972, AK-564 in 1972, AK-582 in 1972, AK-583 in 1972, AK-599 in 1972, AK-602 in 1972, PSKR-316, PSKR-318, PSKR-319, PSKR-320, PSKR-321, PSKR-323, PSKR-325, PSKR-326, PSKR-328, PSKR-332 in 1970?, PSKR-338, PSKR-341, PSKR-342, PSKR-343, PSKR-344, PSKR-345, PSKR-347 in 31.03.1970-9.07.1970, PSKR-348, PSKR-350, PSKR-352, PSKR-353, PSKR-356, PSKR-360, PSKR-361, PSKR-362, PSKR-363, PSKR-364, PSKR-365, PSKR-366, not on AK-507, 508, PSKR-346, removed on AK-245, 249, 404, 405, 508, PSKR-321, 332, 338, 365, 366, 368, 372, 385
Added 4x1 30 mm BP-30 Plamya grenade launcher: AK-223 in 1972, AK-224 in 1972, AK-246 in 1972, AK-248 in 1972, AK-397 in 1972, AK-405, AK-406, AK-563 in 1972, AK-564 in 1972, AK-582 in 1972, AK-583 in 1972, AK-599 in 1972, AK-602 in 1972, PSKR-316, PSKR-318, PSKR-319, PSKR-320, PSKR-321, PSKR-323, PSKR-325, PSKR-326, PSKR-328, PSKR-332 in 1970-71, PSKR-338, PSKR-341, PSKR-342, PSKR-343, PSKR-344, PSKR-345, PSKR-347, PSKR-348, PSKR-350, PSKR-352, not on AK-404, PSKR-346, 359, removed on AK-245, 249, 404, 405, 507, 508, PSKR-321, 332, 338, 354, 365, 366, 368, 372, 385
On AK-209, 211, 223, 224, 246, 248, 397, 506, 563, 564, 582, 583, 599, 502 in 1986 added 1x7 55 mm MRG-1 Ogonyok grenade launcher (RG-55M grenades)
On AK-209, 211, 223, 224, 246, 248, 397, 506, 563, 564, 582, 583, 599, 502 in 1980 Khrom-KM IFF was replaced by Parol-067 IFF
On AK-245, 507 Donets-2 navigation radar was replaced by Pechora navigation radar
On AK-245 Pechora navigation radar was replaced by Liman navigation radar
Command ship – 1 unit (Amur) hull number №386(1994): all armament removed, added 1x2 14,5 mm 2M-7
Floating workshop – 1 unit (Amur)

Fleets

Baltic Fleet: AK-208, 245 (from 1992 Pskov), 247, 249 (from 1992 Pskov), 409, 489, 509
Black Sea Fleet: AK-209 (from 10.06.1996 Caspian Flotilia), 211, 223 (from 10.06.1996 Caspian Flotilia), 224 (from 06.1996 Caspian Flotilia), 246, 248 (from 10.06.1996 Caspian Flotilia), 397, 506, 563, 564, 582 (from 10.06.1996 Caspian Flotilia), 583, 599, 602
Pacific Fleet: AK-197, 198, 201 (then Caspian Flotilia), 202 (then Caspian Flotilia), 203, 205, 207, 222, 241 (then Amur), 242, 243 (from 7.05.1974 Amur), 244, 250 (then Amur), 314, 316-319, 354, 384, 385, 387, 398, 399, 404 (from 7.05.1974 Amur), 405 (from 7.05.1974 Amur), 406 (from 7.05.1974 Amur), 407 (from 7.05.1974 Amur), 408, 483 (from 7.05.1974 Amur), 484 (from 7.05.1974 Amur), 485 (from 7.05.1974 Amur), 507 (then Baltic Fleet, from 1992 Pskov), 508 (then Baltic Fleet, from 1992 Pskov), 581, 584, 585, 587-589
Amur: PSKR-316-321, 325, 326, 328-341, 342 (from 10.1987 Amu-Darya), 343 (from 10.1987 Amu-Darya), 344-346, 347 (from 10.1987 Amu-Darya), 348-351, 353-357, 358 (from 10.1987 Amu-Darya), 359-363, 365-370, 371 (с 10.1987 Amu-Darya), 372, 373 (from 10.1987 Amu-Darya), 374 (from 10.1987 Amu-Darya), 375, 376, 377 (from 10.1987 Amu-Darya)

Hull Numbers

AK-201: 042(2011)
AK-202: 073(2008)
AK-209: 173(1985), 168(1989), 100(1990), 141(1993), 044(2011)
AK-211: 179(1985), 167(1989), 101(1990), 142(1993)
AK-223: 932(1975), 162(1985), 176(1989), 109(1990), 150(1993), 045(2011)
AK-224: 177(1985), 166(1989), 114(1990), 155(1993)
AK-243: 155(1978)
AK-245: 087(1991), 148(1996)
AK-246: 165(1989), 103(1990), 144(1993)
AK-248: 164(1985), 174(1989), 110(1990), 151(1993), 047(2001)
AK-354: 903(1967)
AK-397: 181(1985), 164(1989), 104(1990), 145(1993)
AK-404: 089(PSKR-382)
AK-405: 061(PSKR-383), 157(1984)
AK-406: 079(1981), 100(1983)
AK-407: 097(1994), 148(1996)
AK-483: 060(1980)
AK-484: 053(1980)
AK-485: 144(PSKR-380)
AK-506: 167(1985), 171(1989), 111(1990), 152(1993)
AK-507: 108(1996)
AK-508: 073(1991)
AK-509: 112(2000)
AK-563: 185(1985), 163(1989), 105(1990), 146(1993)
AK-564: 169(1985), 170(1989), 153(1993)
AK-582: 185(1985), 162(1989), 108(1990), 147(1993)
AK-583: 161(1989), 107(1990), 148(1993)
AK-599: 171(1985), 169(1989), 102(1990), 143(1993)
AK-602: 159(1985), 160(1989), 106(1990), 149(1993)
PSKR-316: 960(1967), 796, 570(1972), 145
PSKR-318: 158
PSKR-319: 177
PSKR-320: 948(1968?), 577?(1972), 507, 019
PSKR-321: 955(1968?), 500, 084
PSKR-322: 959(1968?)
PSKR-323: 083
PSKR-324: 547(1975)
PSKR-325: 550, 022(1981), 120
PSKR-326: 035(1981?), 021?
PSKR-328: 077, 012(1990)
PSKR-329: 143(1979), 194(1980), 187
PSKR-332: 545(1969), 579(1970), 079
PSKR-333: 589?(1971), 565?(1971)
PSKR-334: 588(1974), 549(1975)
PSKR-338: 010(1980), 042, 111(1989)
PSKR-341: 040, 050(1980), 019(1994)
PSKR-342: 030(1991)
PSKR-343: 781, 181, 031
PSKR-344: 011(1981)
PSKR-345: 597(1972?), 122
PSKR-346: 113(2000)
PSKR-347: 179, 080
PSKR-348: 050(1981), 056
PSKR-350: 045(1984), 091(2000)
PSKR-351: 126(1989)
PSKR-352: 781(1975)
PSKR-353: 035(1984), 082(1994)
PSKR-354: 194
PSKR-355: 184(1978), 085(1999)
PSKR-356: 176(1987), 124(1989)
PSKR-357: 186(1978), 089(2000)
PSKR-358: 033(1991)
PSKR-359: 126(1991), 054, 034(1995), 134
PSKR-360: 036, 051
PSKR-361: 500, 598, 045
PSKR-362: 164, 102(2010)
PSKR-363: 572, 592
PSKR-364: 586
PSKR-365: 094(2000)
PSKR-366: 013, 179(2000)
PSKR-367: 186(1981), 047, 092(1991), 187(2000)
PSKR-368: 061
PSKR-369: 160
PSKR-370: 190(1979), 045
PSKR-371: 171(1981), 154(1981), 034(1991)
PSKR-372: 027, 196
PSKR-373: 505, 176, 035(1988)
PSKR-374: 149, 036(1988)
PSKR-375: 181?, 191, 107(2000)
PSKR-376: 549, 053, 023(1989), 147(1998)
PSKR-377: 049, 100
PSKR-385: 159(1986)

Decommissioned

1988 – AK-404
1989 – AK-207, AK-222, AK-405, AK-406, AK-485
1990 – PSKR-318?, PSKR-320?
1991 – AK-247 (7.08)
1992 – AK-319 (december), AK-354 (19.03), AK-587 (9.09)
1993 – AK-203 (30.06), AK-242 (30.06), AK-314 (30.06), AK-316 (30.06), AK-317 (30.06), AK-318 (30.06), AK-384 (30.06), AK-387 (30.06), AK-409 (30.06), AK-581 (30.06), AK-584 (30.06), AK-602 (24.08)
1994 – AK-197 (5.07), AK-198 (5.07), AK-205 (5.07), AK-208 (5.07), AK-385 (5.07), AK-398 (5.07), AK-399 (5.07), AK-408 (5.07), AK-489 (5.07), AK-506 (17.12), AK-509 (5.07), AK-564 (5.07), AK-583 (17.12), AK-585 (5.07), AK-588 (5.07), AK-589 (5.07), PSKR-341
1995 – AK-599 (5.12)
1998 – AK-483, AK-507, AK-508, PSKR-321, PSKR-325, PSKR-326, PSKR-331, PSKR-332, PSKR-334, PSKR-335, PSKR-336, PSKR-345, PSKR-376
2000 – PSKR-340, PSKR-341, PSKR-349, PSKR-350, PSKR-355, PSKR-356, PSKR-357, PSKR-359, PSKR-365, PSKR-366, PSKR-367, PSKR-375 (from 2003 training boat AK-107 FYuM named after S.O. Makarova, Svobodny)
2001 – AK-224 (1.06)
2004 – AK-582 (28.05)
2008 – AK-202 (from 2020 as memorial in Astrakhan)
As civil ships after decommissioning: AK-007 (training boat FYuM named after S.O. Makarova, Svobodny, till 2003 PSKR, Amur), AK-149 (training boat FYuM named after S.O. Makarova, Svobodny), AK-155 (training boat FYuM named after S.O. Makarova, Svobodnyy, to scrap in 2017), Blagoveschensk (parom of the OOO «Amursky rechnik», from 12.03.2003 OOO «Malakhit-Plus», converted in Blagoveschensk by Project 1204M (№1) ?/?/15.05.1998 from 2 Project 1204 gunboats, Amur, 28,1x13,91x1,18 m, 2x260 hp 6LI60PNS diesels)

Export

Abkhazia: 4 units
In 08.2004. 1 unit in 09.2004 decommissioned on parts

Kampuchea: 4 units
№31, then №1111 in 03.1984, №32, then №1112 in 03.1984, №33, then №1113 (till 01.1985 AK-244), №34, then №1114 (till 01.1985 AK-250)

Uzbekistan: 8 units
In 1993 PSKR-342, 343, 347, 358, 371, 373, 374, 377

Ukraine: 4 units
10.04.1994 gunboats Lubni U171, from 03.1996 coast guard ship of the Coast guard 171, from 1999 BG-82 (former AK-211), Nizhin U172, from 03.1996 coast guard ship of the Coast guard 172, from 1999 BG-83 (former AK-563), Kaniv U173, from 03.1996 coast guard ship of the Coast guard 173, from 1999 BG-81 (former AK-246) decomm. 2017?, Izmail U174, from 03.1996 coast guard ship of the Coast guard 174, from 1999 BG-84 (former AK-397). On Kaniv, Nizhin BM-14-17 was removed