Hải Quân Nhân Dân Việt Nam

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Viet-Yugo
2 Yugo type midget subs supplied in 1997. Probable pennant M96. Some observers speculate that they are closer to P-4 type as that was in production in mid 1990s whereas original Yugos would have been second-hand. Operational details unknown. Google Earth imagery suggests 20-25m design rather than larger Yono/IS-120 type:

Viet-I-SILC
DPRK supplied at least one (observers suggest 2) I-SILC semi-submersible infiltration craft to Vietnam where it is employed as a swimmer delivery vehicle and/or submariner training boats. More general info http://tuoitre.vn/Chinh-tri-Xa-hoi/Phong-su-Ky-su/358793/Di-tham-chien-si-tau-ngam-VN.html

(Photo from tuoitre.vn)
If you look carefully at the above picture, and compare it to the satellite imagery of the Vietnamese Yugo submarine, you will notice that it''s at the exact same peer at Cam Ranh naval base. It is probable that the I-SILC is the small boat moored directly opposite the Yugo in the satellite imagery, and that the ship moored to its rear is a tender/mothership.

Không biết bác nào post bài này chưa!
em chả nhìn thấy con yugo nào cả
Viet-Yugo
2 Yugo type midget subs supplied in 1997. Probable pennant M96. Some observers speculate that they are closer to P-4 type as that was in production in mid 1990s whereas original Yugos would have been second-hand. Operational details unknown. Google Earth imagery suggests 20-25m design rather than larger Yono/IS-120 type:

Viet-I-SILC
DPRK supplied at least one (observers suggest 2) I-SILC semi-submersible infiltration craft to Vietnam where it is employed as a swimmer delivery vehicle and/or submariner training boats. More general info http://tuoitre.vn/Chinh-tri-Xa-hoi/Phong-su-Ky-su/358793/Di-tham-chien-si-tau-ngam-VN.html

(Photo from tuoitre.vn)
If you look carefully at the above picture, and compare it to the satellite imagery of the Vietnamese Yugo submarine, you will notice that it''s at the exact same peer at Cam Ranh naval base. It is probable that the I-SILC is the small boat moored directly opposite the Yugo in the satellite imagery, and that the ship moored to its rear is a tender/mothership.

Không biết bác nào post bài này chưa!
em chả nhìn thấy con yugo nào cả
Viet-Yugo
2 Yugo type midget subs supplied in 1997. Probable pennant M96. Some observers speculate that they are closer to P-4 type as that was in production in mid 1990s whereas original Yugos would have been second-hand. Operational details unknown. Google Earth imagery suggests 20-25m design rather than larger Yono/IS-120 type:

Viet-I-SILC
DPRK supplied at least one (observers suggest 2) I-SILC semi-submersible infiltration craft to Vietnam where it is employed as a swimmer delivery vehicle and/or submariner training boats. More general info http://tuoitre.vn/Chinh-tri-Xa-hoi/Phong-su-Ky-su/358793/Di-tham-chien-si-tau-ngam-VN.html

(Photo from tuoitre.vn)
If you look carefully at the above picture, and compare it to the satellite imagery of the Vietnamese Yugo submarine, you will notice that it''s at the exact same peer at Cam Ranh naval base. It is probable that the I-SILC is the small boat moored directly opposite the Yugo in the satellite imagery, and that the ship moored to its rear is a tender/mothership.

Không biết bác nào post bài này chưa!
em chả nhìn thấy con yugo nào cả
Viet-Yugo
2 Yugo type midget subs supplied in 1997. Probable pennant M96. Some observers speculate that they are closer to P-4 type as that was in production in mid 1990s whereas original Yugos would have been second-hand. Operational details unknown. Google Earth imagery suggests 20-25m design rather than larger Yono/IS-120 type:

Viet-I-SILC
DPRK supplied at least one (observers suggest 2) I-SILC semi-submersible infiltration craft to Vietnam where it is employed as a swimmer delivery vehicle and/or submariner training boats. More general info http://tuoitre.vn/Chinh-tri-Xa-hoi/Phong-su-Ky-su/358793/Di-tham-chien-si-tau-ngam-VN.html

(Photo from tuoitre.vn)
If you look carefully at the above picture, and compare it to the satellite imagery of the Vietnamese Yugo submarine, you will notice that it''s at the exact same peer at Cam Ranh naval base. It is probable that the I-SILC is the small boat moored directly opposite the Yugo in the satellite imagery, and that the ship moored to its rear is a tender/mothership.

Không biết bác nào post bài này chưa!
em chả nhìn thấy con yugo nào cả
Viet-Yugo
2 Yugo type midget subs supplied in 1997. Probable pennant M96. Some observers speculate that they are closer to P-4 type as that was in production in mid 1990s whereas original Yugos would have been second-hand. Operational details unknown. Google Earth imagery suggests 20-25m design rather than larger Yono/IS-120 type:

Viet-I-SILC
DPRK supplied at least one (observers suggest 2) I-SILC semi-submersible infiltration craft to Vietnam where it is employed as a swimmer delivery vehicle and/or submariner training boats. More general info http://tuoitre.vn/Chinh-tri-Xa-hoi/Phong-su-Ky-su/358793/Di-tham-chien-si-tau-ngam-VN.html

(Photo from tuoitre.vn)
If you look carefully at the above picture, and compare it to the satellite imagery of the Vietnamese Yugo submarine, you will notice that it''s at the exact same peer at Cam Ranh naval base. It is probable that the I-SILC is the small boat moored directly opposite the Yugo in the satellite imagery, and that the ship moored to its rear is a tender/mothership.

Không biết bác nào post bài này chưa!
em chả nhìn thấy con yugo nào cả
Viet-Yugo
2 Yugo type midget subs supplied in 1997. Probable pennant M96. Some observers speculate that they are closer to P-4 type as that was in production in mid 1990s whereas original Yugos would have been second-hand. Operational details unknown. Google Earth imagery suggests 20-25m design rather than larger Yono/IS-120 type:

Viet-I-SILC
DPRK supplied at least one (observers suggest 2) I-SILC semi-submersible infiltration craft to Vietnam where it is employed as a swimmer delivery vehicle and/or submariner training boats. More general info http://tuoitre.vn/Chinh-tri-Xa-hoi/Phong-su-Ky-su/358793/Di-tham-chien-si-tau-ngam-VN.html

(Photo from tuoitre.vn)
If you look carefully at the above picture, and compare it to the satellite imagery of the Vietnamese Yugo submarine, you will notice that it''s at the exact same peer at Cam Ranh naval base. It is probable that the I-SILC is the small boat moored directly opposite the Yugo in the satellite imagery, and that the ship moored to its rear is a tender/mothership.

Không biết bác nào post bài này chưa!
em chả nhìn thấy con yugo nào cả
Viet-Yugo
2 Yugo type midget subs supplied in 1997. Probable pennant M96. Some observers speculate that they are closer to P-4 type as that was in production in mid 1990s whereas original Yugos would have been second-hand. Operational details unknown. Google Earth imagery suggests 20-25m design rather than larger Yono/IS-120 type:

Viet-I-SILC
DPRK supplied at least one (observers suggest 2) I-SILC semi-submersible infiltration craft to Vietnam where it is employed as a swimmer delivery vehicle and/or submariner training boats. More general info http://tuoitre.vn/Chinh-tri-Xa-hoi/Phong-su-Ky-su/358793/Di-tham-chien-si-tau-ngam-VN.html

(Photo from tuoitre.vn)
If you look carefully at the above picture, and compare it to the satellite imagery of the Vietnamese Yugo submarine, you will notice that it''s at the exact same peer at Cam Ranh naval base. It is probable that the I-SILC is the small boat moored directly opposite the Yugo in the satellite imagery, and that the ship moored to its rear is a tender/mothership.

Không biết bác nào post bài này chưa!
em chả nhìn thấy con yugo nào cả
Viet-Yugo
2 Yugo type midget subs supplied in 1997. Probable pennant M96. Some observers speculate that they are closer to P-4 type as that was in production in mid 1990s whereas original Yugos would have been second-hand. Operational details unknown. Google Earth imagery suggests 20-25m design rather than larger Yono/IS-120 type:

Viet-I-SILC
DPRK supplied at least one (observers suggest 2) I-SILC semi-submersible infiltration craft to Vietnam where it is employed as a swimmer delivery vehicle and/or submariner training boats. More general info http://tuoitre.vn/Chinh-tri-Xa-hoi/Phong-su-Ky-su/358793/Di-tham-chien-si-tau-ngam-VN.html

(Photo from tuoitre.vn)
If you look carefully at the above picture, and compare it to the satellite imagery of the Vietnamese Yugo submarine, you will notice that it''s at the exact same peer at Cam Ranh naval base. It is probable that the I-SILC is the small boat moored directly opposite the Yugo in the satellite imagery, and that the ship moored to its rear is a tender/mothership.

Không biết bác nào post bài này chưa!
em chả nhìn thấy con yugo nào cả
Viet-Yugo
2 Yugo type midget subs supplied in 1997. Probable pennant M96. Some observers speculate that they are closer to P-4 type as that was in production in mid 1990s whereas original Yugos would have been second-hand. Operational details unknown. Google Earth imagery suggests 20-25m design rather than larger Yono/IS-120 type:

Viet-I-SILC
DPRK supplied at least one (observers suggest 2) I-SILC semi-submersible infiltration craft to Vietnam where it is employed as a swimmer delivery vehicle and/or submariner training boats. More general info http://tuoitre.vn/Chinh-tri-Xa-hoi/Phong-su-Ky-su/358793/Di-tham-chien-si-tau-ngam-VN.html

(Photo from tuoitre.vn)
If you look carefully at the above picture, and compare it to the satellite imagery of the Vietnamese Yugo submarine, you will notice that it''s at the exact same peer at Cam Ranh naval base. It is probable that the I-SILC is the small boat moored directly opposite the Yugo in the satellite imagery, and that the ship moored to its rear is a tender/mothership.

Không biết bác nào post bài này chưa!
em chả nhìn thấy con yugo nào cả
Viet-Yugo
2 Yugo type midget subs supplied in 1997. Probable pennant M96. Some observers speculate that they are closer to P-4 type as that was in production in mid 1990s whereas original Yugos would have been second-hand. Operational details unknown. Google Earth imagery suggests 20-25m design rather than larger Yono/IS-120 type:

Viet-I-SILC
DPRK supplied at least one (observers suggest 2) I-SILC semi-submersible infiltration craft to Vietnam where it is employed as a swimmer delivery vehicle and/or submariner training boats. More general info http://tuoitre.vn/Chinh-tri-Xa-hoi/Phong-su-Ky-su/358793/Di-tham-chien-si-tau-ngam-VN.html

(Photo from tuoitre.vn)
If you look carefully at the above picture, and compare it to the satellite imagery of the Vietnamese Yugo submarine, you will notice that it''s at the exact same peer at Cam Ranh naval base. It is probable that the I-SILC is the small boat moored directly opposite the Yugo in the satellite imagery, and that the ship moored to its rear is a tender/mothership.