| | Nuclear-powered cruise
missile submarines
Project 670 SkatNATO:
Charlie I class
Completed 11
units
Ships Krasnoe Sormovo
named after A.A.Zhdanov, Gorky
| Name |
Yard ¹ |
Laid Down |
Launched |
Commissioned |
Note |
| K-43 |
¹701 | 9.05.1964 |
2.08.1966 | 6.11.1967
| from 30.08.1984 - UTS-550, from 1.03.1991
- K-43, from 28.04.1992 - B-43 | | K-87 |
¹702 | 6.02.1965 |
20.03.1966 | 28.12.1968 | from
15.01.1978 - K-212 | | K-25 |
¹703 | 2.12.1965 |
31.07.1968 | 30.12.1968 | |
| K-143 |
¹704 | 25.11.1966 |
29.04.1969 | 31.10.1969 | from
25.07.1977 - K-121, from 28.04.1992 - B-121 | |
K-313 | ¹705 |
14.07.1966 | 16.07.1969 |
16.12.1969 | from 28.04.1992
- B-313 | | K-308 |
¹711 | 29.12.1967 |
19.02.1970 | 20.09.1970 | from
28.04.1992 - B-308 | | K-320 |
¹712 | 30.04.1968 |
27.03.1971 | 15.09.1971 | from
28.04.1992 - B-320 | | K-302 |
¹713 | 17.01.1969 |
11.07.1970 | 1.12.1970 | from
28.04.1992 - B-302 | | K-325 |
¹714 | 6.09.1969 |
4.06.1971 | 5.11.1971 | |
| K-429 |
¹715 | 26.01.1971 |
22.04.1972 | 15.09.1972 | from
5.03.1987 - UTS-130 | | K-201 |
¹721 | 16.11.1971 |
26.08.1972 | 26.12.1972 | from
28.04.1992 - B-201 |
General
characteristics - Project 670
| Displacement (tons): | | Surfaced: | 3574 |
| Submerged: | 4430 |
| Dimensions (m): | | Length: | 95,55 |
| Beam: | 9,6 |
| Draught: | 7,81 |
| Speed (knots): | | Surfaced: | 12 |
| Submerged: | 26 |
| Range: | Unlimited |
| Diving depth (m): | | Operational: | 240 |
| Maximum: | 300 |
| Endurance (days): | 60 |
| Propulsion: | 1x89 MW OK-350
nuclear reactor, 1x18800 hp GTZA-631, 1 fixed pitch propeller (on some submarines
(K-87) – 1 fixed pitch tandem propeller), 2x370 hp electric motors, 2x2000 kW
TMVV-2 generators, 1x500 kW DG-500/1V generator | | Armament: |
8x1 SM-97 launchers - P-40 Ametist anti-ship missiles (4K66)
4 533 mm bow
torpedo tubes (14 SET-65, SAET-60M, 53-65K torpedoes, MG-14 Anabar torpedo decoy)
– Ladoga-P-670 fire control
2 400 mm bow torpedo tubes (4 SET-40 torpedoes,
MGT-2, MG-14 Anabar torpedo decoy, MG-44 Korund-1 torpedo decoy) |
| Electronics: | RLK-101 Albatros
or MRK-50 Kaskad radar complex, MRP-10 Zaliv-P reconnaissance
radar, Khrom-KM IFF, Veslo-P surface radar, MGK-100 Kerch-670
sonar complex (MG-14 sonar, MG-23, MG-29, MG-10 Kola noise detection
sonar), MG-17 sonar, Brest combat information control system, Sigma-670
navigation complex | | Complement: | 86
(23 officers) |
Schematics 
Nuclear-powered cruise missile submarine - Project 670
Modernizations Project 06709 Boksit – 1 unit: K-43 in Zvezda,
Bloshoy Kamen`. 8.07.1983-27.12.1984. Re-equipment under requirements of the Indian
Navy. Sonar complex MGK-400 Rubikon instead of MGK-100 Kerch-670, added MG-519
Arfa mine detection and avoidance sonar. From 30.08.1984 was classified as training
station
On K-87, 302, 308, 313, 320MGK-400 Rubikon sonar instead of MGK-100
Kerch-670
Training stations: UTS-130 (K-429)
Unrealized modifications: Project 670A - with P-120 Malakhit anti-ship cruise missiles (4K85)
Fleets Northern Fleet:
Ê-25 (from 15.11.1984 Pacific Fleet), 43 (from 17.12.1980 Pacific Fleet),
87 (from 13.11.1978 Pacific Fleet), 143 (from 6.10.1983 Pacific Fleet),
201 (from 13.11.1978 Pacific Fleet), 302 (from 28.09.1988 Pacific Fleet),
308 (from 31.10.1985 Pacific Fleet), 313 (from 25.09.1986 Pacific Fleet),
320 (from 25.09.1979 Pacific Fleet), 325 (from 13.11.1978 Pacific Fleet),
429 (from 30.04.1977 Pacific Fleet)
Hull
Numbers K-25: 700(1990)
Decommissioned 1990
– K-87 (19.04)
1991 – K-25 (24.06), K-325 (24.06)
1992 – K-43 (3.07),
K-308 (30.07), K-313 (3.07)
1993 – K-143 (30.06), K-302 (30.06)
1994 –
K-320 (5.07)
1998 – K-201
Export India:
1 unit
Chakra S71 (till 5.01.1988 K-43). Returned 1.03.1991 | |
