Tarantul sao địch lại Sovremenny ?

Trích từ bài của nguoiquansat viết lúc 18:16 ngày 10/08/2004
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Mig21 đã cất cánh ở NT đuợc dẫn đường của Radar ??
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NT là phi trường huấn luyện, chỉ có L-39 và Yak-38, không có Mig-21. Phi trường huấn luyện Mig-21 là P.C ở Bình Định. Trong trường hợp LT thì đơn vị Mig-21 gần nhất là ở phi trường B.H
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Trích từ bài của nhatquoc viết lúc 09:51, 11/08/04
Vì thế sau vụ này NC mới đặt mua một hợp đồng tên lửa vác vai (MANPAD - loại SA-18) của gấu béo chăng? Loại tên lửa này thời gian chuyển từ chế độ hành quân sang chế độ sẵn sàng chiến đấu rất ngắn.
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Theo tôi biết SA-18 mua của Gấu là để lắp ráp thử nghiệm tiến tới sx (số lượng mua không nhiều, khoảng 50 bộ theo tin trên Net, chủ yếu là license). Loại hỏa tiển vác vai mà NC sử dụng phổ biến kể từ 1972 là SA-7 hiện vẫn được sử dụng rất nhiều, có thể dể dàng hạ loại máy bay như Cessna.

Lý do tại sao không bắn hạ LT thì tôi không rỏ. Nhưng qua sự kiện này có thể thấy hệ thống cảnh giới của NC là có vấn đề. Nếu là máy bay chiến đấu của một nước thù địch nào đó bay thấp để tránh radar, xâm phạm không phận, tấn công NC với một số lượng máy bay lớn thì chuyện gì sẽ xảy ra? Hậu quả sẽ rất nặng nề.
Được Condor sửa chữa / chuyển vào 18:14 ngày 11/08/2004

Báo cáo các bác.
Topic này chỉ nên bàn chuyện nghiêm túc thôi ạ.
Em đề nghị nếu sáng tác chuyện giả tưởng thì mở 1 topic khác, coi như vừa để thư giãn, vừa phát triển trí tưởng tượng của anh em.

Đô?ng ý với bác Chiangshan, mi?nh đê? nghị Mod chuyê?n giu?m mấy cái fiction ra một topic khác như vậy chuyện các bác sef liên tục hơn, co?n topic na?y la?: Tarantul sao địch lại Sovremenny ? ba?n vê? ta?u be? thôi.

các bác nào giỏi tiếng Anh thì dich cho anhTable 2
Military Clashes in the South China Sea over the Past Two Decades

Date
Countries
Military Action

1976
China, Vietnam
Chinese seize Paracel Islands from Vietnam

1988
China, Vietnam
Chinese and Vietnamese navies clash at Johnson Reef in the Spratly Islands. Several Vietnamese boats are sunk and over 70 sailors killed.

1992
China, Vietnam
Vietnam accuses China of drilling for oil in Vietnamese waters in the Gulf of Tonkin, and accuses China of landing troops on Da Luc Reef. China seizes almost 20 Vietnamese cargo ships transporting goods from Hong Kong from June - September.

1994
China, Vietnam
China and Vietnam have naval confrontations within Vietnam''s internationally recognized territorial waters over oil exploration blocks 133, 134, and 135. Chinese claim area as part of their Wan'' Bei-21 (WAB-21) block.

1995
China, Philippines
China occupies Philippine-claimed Mischief Reef. Philippine military evicts the Chinese in March and destroys Chinese markers.

1995
Taiwan, Vietnam
Taiwanese artillery fire on Vietnamese supply ship.

1996
China, Philippines
In January, three Chinese vessels engage in a 90-minute gun battle with a Philippine navy gunboat near Campones Island.

1997
China, Philippines
The Philippine navy orders a Chinese speedboat and two fishing boats to leave Scarborough Shoal in April; Philippine fishermen remove Chinese markers and raise their flag. China sends three warships *****rvey Philippine-occupied Panata and Kota Islands

1998
China, Philippines
In January, the Philippine navy arrests Chinese fishermen off Scarborough Shoal.

1998
Philippines, Vietnam
In January, Vietnamese soldiers fire on a Philippine fishing boat near Tennent (Pigeon) Reef.


em nhé mà ở trang này cung hay lắm
http://paracels.com/

các bác nào mà giỏi tiếng Anhthì dịch tiếp nhe

Vietnam protests Malaysian move in disputed Spratlys
Muzi Lateline News (dailynews.muzi.net): 6/28/99] HANOI - A spokesperson for the Vietnamese Fore[r23)ign Ministry on Monday reiterated the country''s claim to sovereignty over the disputed Spratly Islands, describing a recent move by Malaysia in the archipelago as ''''a violation of Vietnam''s sovereignty.'''' Lateline News http://dailynews.muzi.net
''''Vietnam possesses adequate historical evidence and legal grounds to prove its sovereignty over the Spratlys,'''' the official said in a statement in reply to a question by the state-run Vietnam News Agency about what it described as Malaysia''s occupation of shoals in the island group. Lateline News http://dailynews.muzi.net
Malaysia has acknowledged building structures on Investigator Shoal. Lateline News http://dailynews.muzi.net
''''Vietnam''s stance is to proceed to a fundamental and long-lasting solution to disputes in this area,'''' the official said, calling for self-restraint and strict observation of international laws pending such a solution. Lateline News http://dailynews.muzi.net
Brunei, Malaysia, the Philippines and Vietnam - all members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations - together with China and Taiwan have overlapping claims in the Spratlys.
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Vietnam dismissed claims by Chinese archaeologists...
[Lateline News (lateline.muzi.net): 3/26/99] BEIJING - Vietnam on Friday dismissed claims by Chinese archaeologists that their underwater discovery of ancient artifacts near the Paracel Islands proves Chinese sovereignty over the disputed area, Kyodo News reported.
''''The discovery of Chinese artifacts in Japan does not prove that Japan belongs to China,'''' said Bui Suu Ans, political councilor at the Vietnamese Embassy in Beijing.
Lateline News http://lateline.muzi.net
''''Chinese artifacts have been found in many parts of the world, but that does not mean that the sites where they are found are part of China''s territory.''''
Lateline News http://lateline.muzi.net
The state-run China Daily reported Friday that Zhang Wei, head of the underwater archaeology department at the Chinese Museum of Natural History, said the discovery of artifacts near the islands proves Chinese were the islands'' earliest inhabitants.
Lateline News http://lateline.muzi.net
Zhang said divers found 1,500 relics dating from 907 among the wrecks of merchant ships, during a 39-day expe***ion ending in January to the islands lying between Vietnam and China''s Hainan Island, the newspaper reported.
Lateline News http://lateline.muzi.net
China has claimed sovereignty over the Paracel Islands since it sent military ships to ''''liberate'''' them in 1974 during the dying stages of the Vietnam War.
Lateline News http://lateline.muzi.net
On March 9, Vietnam said the Paracel Islands were an indisputable part of its territory, following reports that China was building a military base and runway there.
Lateline News http://lateline.muzi.net
Chinese President Jiang Zemin and his Vietnamese counterpart Le Kha Phieu agreed to settle territorial disputes ''''at an early date'''' during Kha Phieu''s February visit to China.
Lateline News http://lateline.muzi.net
China, however, is continuing with efforts to bolster its sovereignty claim by turning the largest of the islands, Yongxing, into a seaside resort, complete with fishing, diving and pleasure boat tours.
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Sino-Vietnamese Joint Working Group for Tonkin Gulf Delineation Meets
The Sino-Vietnamese joint working group for delineation of the Bac Bo (Tonkin) Gulf ended its 11th session in Hanoi on January 28.
The two sides were optimistic about the results obtained since their previous session nearly one year ago. During this session, both sides discussed issues relating to the demarcation of the Bac Bo Gulf. They agreed to accelerate negotiations to achieve the target set by leaders of the two countries for reaching an agreement on the Bac Bo Gulf delineation before the end of 2000.
The two sides agreed to hold their 12th meeting in Beijing in the second quarter of 1999.(VNA)
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TRUONG SA SOLDIERS NOW HAVE ACCESS TO SOLAR ENERGY
Ha Noi, Jan. 27 (VNA) -- It was a festive day for soldiers and officers on Truong Sa (Spratly) archipelago when they were plugged into solar energy as an alternative power supply last year.
A group of 15 solar energy researchers working with the National Centre for Natural Sciences and Technology in Ho Chi Minh City shared the joy.
It was impossible to fit solarlabs right in Truong Sa. Scientific workers had to carry equipment and material to Cam Ranh Bay where they fitted the labs. After trial operation, the solarlabs were transported to Truong Sa. Many people, however, did not believe the project would work until it actually did. The success of solarlabs in the archipelago confounded sceptics of this newly-introduced technology.
Electricity from solarlabs serve soldiers on Truong Sa in their daily life and machinery maintenance service as well.
Solar energy improves living con***ions of inhabitants in remote, isolated and island areas which are not yet linked to the national electricity grid.
Associate Doctor Le Hoang To, head of the group of solar energy researchers, was presented with the ''98 Kovalevskaia Award, an annual recognition of outstanding female scientists in Viet Nam.
She and her group have installed hundreds of solarlabs in 40 provinces and cities and three islands.--VNA
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Mon., Jan. 25, 1999 at: Lon 2:57 p.m. Pra 3:57 p.m. NY 9:57 a.m. HK 9:57 p.m.
Sino-Vietnam Border Negotiations Yield Limited Results
HANOI, Jan. 25, 1999 -- (Agence France Presse) A new round of negotiations between Vietnam and China to map out their common land border have ended without significant progress, the Vietnamese Foreign Ministry said Saturday.
The ministry said the talks on the 1,130 kilometer (700-mile) joint frontier took place between January 7 and 21 in secret, and involved experts from both countries.
The two countries have both pledged to push forward the negotiations to hammer out a signed treaty on the land border by 2000.
The Vietnamese Foreign Ministry said a new round of talks would be held in Beijing in March.
There are more than 100 disputed areas along the winding border dating from the two countries'' brief war in 1979.
The two countries also have maritime disputes. Differences remain on the Gulf of Tonkin, to the south of China and north of Vietnam on which the two sides have also agreed to work for an agreement before 2000.
China and Vietnam also dispute the sovereignty of the Spratly and Paracel islands in the South China Sea. ( (c) 1998 Agence France Presse)
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Vietnam expressed its deep concern
HANOI, Jan 18 (AFP) - Vietnam on Monday expressed its deep concern over developments on the Spratly Islands where Philippine officials say China has begun building another structure.
"We are following with deep worry the complex evolution in the region of Vanh Khan (Mischief Reef) in the Spratlys," foreign ministry spokesperson Phan Thuy Thanh said in a statement.
"These developments will not help the stability and cooperation in the region," she added.
According to a Philippine military report, reconnaissance flights found another Chinese structure on Mischief Reef, an outcrop of the Spratly Island chain.
The Chinese structures on Mischief Reef have raised concern from the Philippines, which claims the reef. The Philippines says the structures have military purposes, although China says they are shelters for fishermen.
Thanh called on the parties concerned to practice restraint, and to avoid threatening or destabilizing measures so that a peaceful solution could be negotiated.
The Spratly chain in the South China Sea is believed to sit on vast mineral resources. The islands are wholly or partially claimed by Brunei, China, Malaysia, the Philippines, Taiwan and Vietnam.
Regional tensions reached a near boiling point in 1995 when China built its first permanent structure on Mischief reef which was recently expanded.
China''s recent activities in Philippine-claimed areas prompted Manila to call for greater international attention to the issue, including supporting an international conference on the Spratlys to be attended by all claimants.
In a meeting last week, Philippine Defense Secretary Orlando Mercado won the support of his US counterpart, Richard Cohen, for the holding of such a multilateral meeting.
However, China has rejected US mediation, with foreign ministry spokesman Sun Yuxi saying that "external interference in this matter is unacceptable and will only complicate the current situation."
China has insisted that talks on the issue should be on a bilateral basis between the claimants, a situation the Philippines believes would give China an advantage.
Chinese President Jiang Zemin and Philippine President Joseph Estrada discussed the Spratlys on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in Kuala Lumpur in November, during which they agreed to hold expert-level discussions on the issue later this year.
Thu., Jan. 14, 1999 at: Lon 11:18 a.m. Pra 12:18 p.m. NY 6:18 a.m. HK 6:18 p.m.
Vietnam Says Spratlys Issue for Claimants Only
HANOI, Jan. 14, 1999 -- (Reuters) Vietnam said on Thursday discussions concerning territorial disputes over the Spratly Islands should be limited to claimant countries.
Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Phan Thuy Thanh, responding to questions over a United States offer to broker a meeting between the six regional claimants to the group of islands, said Hanoi had not been officially informed of the initiative.
"We haven''t got any official information on this," she said.
"Vietnam thinks that disputes in the (South China Sea) should be solved by peaceful methods through bilateral negotiation and negotiation between directly related parties."
Thanh said talks should be based on absolute respect for international laws.
"While seeking a basic and long-term resolution, the related parties must maintain the status quo and carry out trust-building measures, be self-restrained and not do anything that might cause the situation to be more complicated," she said.
The Spratlys, believed to be rich in oil and natural gas deposits, are a cluster of almost 200 largely uninhabited isles, reefs and rocky outcrops claimed wholly or in part by China, Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei, the Philippines and Taiwan.
Malaysian national news agency Bernama reported earlier on Thursday that Kuala Lumpur would not welcome U.S. or any third party involvement in resolving the Spratly issue, preferring it to be settled within the region.
Philippine Defense Secretary Orlando Mercado said on Tuesday Manila supported the United States initiative, describing it as a chance for Washington to "play the role of honest broker."
Tensions flared in the area late last year when the Philippines accused China of setting up military structures on a reef claimed by Manila. Beijing has said the structures are shelters for fishermen which both sides can use.
China also opposed multilateral talks, calling instead for bilateral discussions among claimants.
Members of the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) signed a declaration in 1992, pledging to avoid acts that would disturb peace in the Spratlys, which diplomats have described as a potential regional flashpoint. ( (c) 1998 Reuters)
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Fri., Dec. 18, 1998 at: Lon 3:41 p.m. Pra 4:41 p.m. NY 10:41 a.m. HK 10:41 p.m.
China, Vietnam Reaffirm Border Dispute Resolution by 2000
HANOI, Dec. 18, 1998 -- (Agence France Presse) Vice President Hu Jintao has reaffirmed China''s promise to settle land and sea border disputes with Vietnam by 2000, official reports said on Friday.
The agreement however did not include disputes over sovereignty of the Spratly and Paracel islands, two potential flashpoints in the South China Sea.
The Vietnam News said Hu on Thursday met Vietnamese Politburo member Pham The Duyet and Vice President Nguyen Thi Binh.
It said they agreed to try to finalise a treaty on the land border by end-1999 and of the sea border by 2000.
In 1997 during an official visit to Beijing, then-Communist Party General Secretary Do Muoi and Chinese President Jiang Zemin pledged to solve disputes by 2000.
During an ASEAN leaders'' meeting with Hu in Hanoi on Wednesday, Philippine President Joseph Estrada raised his concern over Chinese installations on the Spratlys.
China has avoided discussing the Spratlys and other maritime disputes with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, saying overlapping claims were bilateral issues.
The Spratlys are believed to sit on vast mineral resources and are claimed wholly or partially by the Philippines and China as well as Brunei, Malaysia, Taiwan and Vietnam.
Vietnam and China have clashed twice over the Spratly Islands, in 1988 and 1992. ( (c) 1998 Agence France Presse)
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Vietnam Supports UN Convention on Sea Law
Addressing at the plenary session of the 53rd UN General Assembly on item 38 : "Issues of Ocean and Sea Law", Vietnam?Ts deputy permanent representative to the UN, Mr. Pham Quang Vinh highlighted the importance of the UN Convention on 1982 Sea Law.
He stressed that the Convention is served as a basic legal frame to be used to solve problems relating to sea issues, to adjust relations among the subjects in International Law concerning the exploration, exploitation, and protection of sea territories, continental shelf, sea beds, and natural resources in these areas. All nations are held obligatory to observe all the stipulations of the Convention in which there are obligations to respect national sovereignty, rights of sovereignty, and rights of judgement to continental shelf, and exclusive economic zones.
Fri., Nov. 13, 1998 at: Lon 5:58 p.m. Pra 6:58 p.m. NY 12:58 p.m. HK 12:58 a.m.

Vietnam Expresses Concern over Spratly Islands Dispute
Reclaims entire island chain
HANOI, Nov. 13, 1998 -- (Reuters) Vietnam expressed deep concern on Thursday over raised tension in the disputed Spratly Islands and reiterated its claim to the entire area.
The Philippines and China traded verbal barbs this week after Manila accused Beijing of building potential harbors for military use on a reef claimed by Manila in the South China Sea.
"Vietnam expresses deep concern over complicated actions around Mischief Reef in the Spratly Islands," Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Phan Thuy Thanh said in a statement.
"This is not good for stability and cooperation in Southeast Asia and the Asia-Pacific."
China has rejected protests from the Philippines and said the Chinese occupying Mischief Reef were repairing fishermen''s shelters damaged by nature.
Thanh urged all parties -- whom she did not name -- to avoid using force or threats to use force while waiting for a long-term peaceful solution to the disputed islands which are potentially rich in oil and gas.
The Spratlys are claimed wholly or in part by Vietnam, China, the Philippines, Malaysia, Taiwan and Brunei.
Thanh also repeated Hanoi''s claim to complete sovereignty over the Spratlys and another archipelago -- the Paracels -- which China seized from the former South Vietnam in 1974, a year before the end of the Vietnam War.
"On one hand Vietnam confirms its inarguable sovereignty over the Paracel and Spratly Islands," she said.
"But on the other Vietnam insists in its policy of reaching a basic and long-term solution for disputes in this area through peaceful negotiations."
(c) 1998 Reuters)

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Chinese Navy
http://www.fortunecity.com/tatooine/vonnegut/172/luhai_luhu_luda.htm
Surface Ships

Since late 80''s, we started to see the introduction of new generations of DDGs and FFGs, such as Luhu class DDG and Jiangwei class FFG, which have provided Chinese navy for the first time a much needed AAW and ASW capability with short-range SAMs and shipborne helicopters carrying guided torpedoes. However, the debate of building aircraft carriers (CV) vs. building large amphibious assault ships (LPH) had lasted for more than a decade. Until recently, as the consequences of the Balkan War, the American TMD project, and the Taiwan Independence movement combined together, the plan to build two 48,000ton class aircraft carriers is believed to be put back onto the agenda. The construction of the first aircraft carrier could start as early as 2001 and the ship could be launched in 2006.
Sovremenny
In 1996 an $800m deal was reached to purchase two Sovremenny class destroyers (Type 956E 8,400t full load) from Russia which were initially built for Soviet Navy. After prolonged negotiations and delays caused by financial problems of the shipyard as well as disagreement over selection of the onboard weapon systems, the first vessel was finally launched at the North Shipyard in St. Petersburg on Feburary 15, and the second on April 16, 1999. The first ship is currently under sea trial in Baltic Sea (with Russian pennant number 698 and manned by a mixed Chinese and Russian crew) and is expected to sail to China by the end of this year. The second ship will be turned over to China a year later. As the largest and most powerful warship ever to enter PLAN service, its 8 SS-N-22 SSMs (3M82, active/passive radar homing to 160km at Mach 2.5) are a direct response to US CVBG''s presence in the western Pacific, and its 44 SA-N-7/17 SAMs (semi-active radar/IR homing to 25km at Mach 3, multiple fire channels) will provide PLAN for the first time a true fleet air defence capability. There is little doubt that Sovremenny class DDG will enable PLAN to project its power beyond China''s tra***ional territory.
Luhai 167 Shenzhen
Luhai 167 is the newest and by far the largest warship in PLAN''s inventory. Launched in October 1997 at Dalian Shipyard and commissioned in late 1998, it is currently believed to station in Zhan Jiang, a major naval base for the South Sea Fleet. The second ship, 168, is also under construction at the same shipyard and is expected to be launched in 2000. Compared with the previous Luhu class, this 6,000t DDG has a stretched hull with certain stealth designs including a streamlined upper structure with inclined angle, two solid masts with fewer protruding electronic sensor arrays. Main powerplants are two Ukrainian gas turbines which give it a top speed of 29kt. New Rice Shield 3D air search radar and Type 363 air/surface search radar were also installed. Its main armament include 16 YJ-8II/C-802 SSM, one twin 100mm main gun and 4 twin 37mm AA gun above a large helicopter hanger, which could house two Ka-32 ASW helicopters bought from Russia. Surprisingly the photo reveals that the ship is protected only by HQ-7/Cortale short-range SAMs in a single octuple launcher, which appears ineffective against modern sea-skimming missiles attacking from multiple directions. However the stepped structure in front of the bridge clearly indicates the ship was designed with VLS in mind. The introduction of Luhai class suggests that the 052 Luhu building project has been terminated.
Luhu 113 Qingdao
This newest and the last member of Luhu class DDG (type 052, 4,200t full load) just became operational in 1996, two years after the commission of the first vessel 112 Harbin. They are the only PLAN warships powered by GE LM-2500 gas turbines due to the US embargo on further exports. Compared to the old Luda class DDG, this class represents a significant step forward in terms of weapon and electronic systems. In ad***ion, there are some minor difference between 112 and 113, including a new funnel on 113 to reduce IR signature and the indigenous FM-80N/HQ-7 SAM. Its primary surface-to-surface weapons are 8 YJ-8/YJ-8II sea-skimming SSMs (C-801A or C-802/CSS-N-8, active radar homing to 85/120km at Mach 0.9, the improved version has a range of 180km) and a twin 100mm gun (35rd/min). Its air-defence systems include 32 Thomson-CSF Sea Crotale SAMs (IR/TV/radar homing to 13km at Mach 2.4, 8 rounds ready to launch) and 4 twin 37mm type 715II/III AA guns(920rd/min), thus it still lacks the fleet defence capability beyond visual range. The various onboard systems are integrated together by Thomson-CSF TAVITAC combat automation system. Luhu class represents PLAN''s first attempt to build a true "blue water" navy and it is quickly being superseded by the bigger and more advanced Luhai as well as Soveremenny class DDGs.
Luda 166 Zhuhai
Luda 166 DDG was photographed as being inspected by the Chinese leaders during the exercise in October 1995. Though an old design, it has been extensively modernized primarily for ASW missions known as LudaIII class (type 051G, 3,730t full load). So far only one vessel was identified (166, 168 for overseas deployment), but more LudaIs are expected to be upgraded to the LudaIII standard in the future. Its main features include four twin YJ-8 SSM launchers, one triplet Whitehead A244 torpedo launcher and Thomson-CSF TAVITAC combat automation system coupled with type 347G fire control radar, Sea Eagle (Rice Screen) 3D air-search radar and VDS. It has been reported that the aft two twin SSM launchers could be fitted with CY-1 ASW missiles similar to American ASROC system (range 15km, payload Whitehead A244 torpedo, passive/active homing). Yet it does not carry any ASW helicopters.

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http://dailynews.muzi.com/topics/Spratly_dispute/index.shtml

Có cái list của Andrew Toppan liệt kê trên World Navies Today về Navy của NC, số liệu đến năm 2001, các bác xem tạm để thấy Navy của NC thế nào
This list includes all surface combatants, submarines, mine warfare vessels and patrol craft over 100 tons displacement, and all amphibious ships and auxiliaries over 500 tons displacement. Non-self-propelled craft and non-seagoing vessels are not included. Ships not yet commissioned, or in long-term overhaul/conversion, are listed in [brackets]. Navigation and surface-search radars are not listed. All classifications are purely unofficial and are based on an attempt to use standard classifications throughout all navies; they may or may not correspond to "official" designations.

Large Patrol Vessels ​

Pham Ngu Lao (USS Barnegat class) patrol frigate
Displacement: approx. 2,800 tons full load
Dimensions: 94.7 x 12.5 x 4.1 meters/310.7 x 41 x 13.5 feet
Propulsion: 4 diesels, 2 shafts, 6000 bhp, 18 knots nominal
Crew: approx. 200
Armament: 3 37 mm, 2 dual 25 mm, 2 SA-N-5 SAM positions, 2 81 mm mortars
Concept/Program: Ex-USN seaplane tender, used by US Coast Guard as a patrol ship, then transferred to South NC in 1971 as a frigate. Captured 1975; most sisters fled to the Philippines. Aged SS-N-2A missiles believed to have been removed; US 5 inch gun probably no longer usable.
Builders: Lake Washington SY, Houghton, WA.
Number Name Year FLT Homeport Notes
HQ-01 Pham Ngu Lao 1943/75 PAC ex-AVP 23

''''''''Petya-II'''''''' class patrol corvettes
(Project 159A)
Displacement: 1,077 tons full load
Dimensions: 81.8 x 9.2 x 2.85 meters/268.4 x 30.2 x 9.4 feet
Propulsion: 3 shafts; 1 cruise diesel, 6,000 bhp; 2 boost gas turbines, 30,000 shp; 29 knots
Crew: 92
Radar: Fut-N/Strut Curve 2-D air search
Sonar: Titan hull mounted MF
EW: Bizan-4B suite with Watch Dog intercept
Armament: 2 dual 76.2mm/59cal DP, 2 quint 15.8 inch torpedo tubes, 2 RBU-6000 ASW RL, 2 DC racks, mines
Concept/Program: Ex-Soviet small frigates/corvettes; transferred 1983-84. One sister now stripped and derilect.
Builders: Yantar Zavod, Kaliningrad, Russia.
Number Name Year FLT Homeport Notes
HQ-15 ? ?? PAC
HQ-17 ? ?? PAC

''''''''Petya-III'''''''' class patrol corvettes
(Project 159AE)
Displacement: 1,040 tons full load
Dimensions: 81.8 x 9.2 x 2.72 meters/268.4 x 30.2 x 8.9 feet
Propulsion: 3 shafts; 1 cruise diesel, 6,000 bhp; 2 boost gas turbines, 30,000 shp; 29 knots
Crew: 92
Radar: Fut-N/Strut Curve 2-D air search
Sonar: Titan hull mounted MF
EW: Bizan-4B suite with Watch Dog intercept
Armament: 2 dual 76.2mm/59cal DP, 3 21 inch torpedo tubes, 4 RBU-1200 ASW RL, 2 DC racks, mines (HQ-11: no torpedo tubes; ad***ional 2 dual 37 mm AA, 2 dual 23 mm AA)
Concept/Program: Soviet frigates/corvettes built for export; acquired 1978.
Number Name Year FLT Homeport Notes
HQ-09 ? 1978 PAC
HQ-11 ? 1978 PAC

Patrol Boats ​

BPS 500 type large missile boats
Displacement: 517 tons full load
Dimensions: 62 x 11 x 2.5 meters/203.4 x 36 x 8.2 feet
Propulsion: 2 diesels, 2 waterjets, 19,600 bhp, 32 knots
Crew: 28
Radar: Positiv-E/Cross Dome air/surf search
EW: 2 PK-16 decoy
Armament: 8 Kh-35 Uran SSM, 1 76.2mm/59cal DP, 1 30 mm AA, 2 12.7 mm MG
Concept/Program: Russian-designed, based on ''''''''Tarantul''''''''/''''''''Pauk'''''''' hull. Being built in NC with Russian assistance and imported materials.
Number Name Year FLT Homeport Notes
?? ?? 1999?
[?? ?? building]

''''''''Tarantul I'''''''' class large missile boats
(Project 1241RE)
Displacement: 455 tons full load
Dimensions: 56.1 x 10.2 x 2.14 meters/184 x 33.5 x 7 feet
Propulsion: 2 shafts; 2 cruise gas turbines, 8,000 shp; 2 boost gas turbines, 24,000 shp; 32,000 shp, 43 knots
Crew: 39
Fire Control: Garpun-E/Plank Shave missile control
EW: 2 PK-16 decoy RL
Armament: 4 SS-N-2C Styx SSM, 1 76.2mm/59cal DP, 1 SA-N-8 SAM position, 2 30 mm AA
Concept/Program: Russian-built.
Builders: Volodarskiy SY, Rybinsk, Russia.
Number Name Year FLT Homeport Notes
HQ-371 ? 1994 PAC Da Nang
HQ-372 ? 1994 PAC Da Nang
HQ-? ? 2000?
HQ-? ? 2000?

''''''''Osa-II'''''''' class missile boats
(Project 205ME)
Displacement: 226 tons full load
Dimensions: 38.6 x 7.6 x 2 meters/126.6 x 25 x 6.6 feet
Propulsion: 3 diesels, 3 shafts, 15,000 bhp, 35 knots
Crew: 28
Armament: 4 SS-N-2B Styx SSM, 2 dual 30 mm
Concept/Program: Soviet-built, transferred 1979-81. 8 transferred; unknown how many remain operable. The survivors are probably in poor con***ion.

''''''''Turya''''''''/Shtorm class torpedo boats
(Project 206M)
Displacement: 250 tons full load
Dimensions: 39.6 x 7.6 x 2 meters/130 x 24.9 x 6.6 feet
Extreme Dimensions: 39.6 x 9.6 x 4 meters/130 x 31.5 x 13.1 feet
Propulsion: 3 diesels, 3 shafts, 15,000 bhp, 37 knots
Crew: 26
Sonar: Rat Tail dipping
Armament: 1 dual 57mm/70cal AA, 1 dual 25 mm, 4 21 inch torpedo tubes (no tubes in HQ-334,335)
Concept/Program: Soviet-built, delivered in 1984. Semi-hydrofoils, using ''''''''Osa-II'''''''' hull and propulsion. Last two boats lack torpedo tubes.
Builders: Vladivostokskiy Sudostroitel''''''''niy Zavod, Vladivostok, Russia.
Number Name Year FLT Homeport Notes
HQ-331 ? 1984 PAC
HQ-332 ? 1984 PAC
HQ-333 ? 1984 PAC
HQ-334 ? 1986 PAC Da Nang
HQ-335 ? 1986 PAC

SO 1 class patrol boats
(Project 201M)
Displacement: 213 tons full load
Dimensions: 41.9 x 6.1 x 1.8 meters/137.5 x 20 x 5.9 meters
Propulsion: 3 diesels, 3 shafts, 6,000 bhp, 28 knots
Crew: 33
Armament: 2 dual 25 mm, 4 RBU-1200 ASW RL, 2 DC racks, up to 18 mines
Concept/Program: Aged ex-Soviet craft. At most 4 of the original 8 units survive, although these may not be operational.

''''''''Shershen'''''''' class small torpedo boats
(Project 206)
Displacement: 161 tons full load
Dimensions: 34.60 x 6.74 x 1.72 meters/113.5 x 22.1 x 5.6 feet
Propulsion: 3 diesels, 3 shafts, 12,000 bhp, 42 knots nominal
Crew: 22
Armament: 2 dual 30 mm, 4 21 inch torpedo tubes, mines
Concept/Program: Soviet-built, delivered 1979-1983. It is believed that only 4 of the original 16 boats remain operational; the survivors are probably in poor con***ion.

Note: There are also around 11 Soviet ''''''''Zhuk'''''''' class inshore patrol boats in service.

Mine Countermeasures Vessels ​

''''''''Yurka'''''''' class ocean minesweepers
(Project 266)
Displacement: 560 tons full load
Dimensions: 52.1 x 9.6 x 2.65 meters/171 x 31.5 x 8.7 feet
Propulsion: 2 diesels, 2 shafts, 5,000 bhp, 16 knots
Crew: 46
Sonar: MG-69 Lan'''''''' mine avoidance
Armament: 2 dual 30 mm, 10 mines
Concept/Program: Ex-Soviet steel-hulled minesweepers.
Builders: Vladivostokskiy Sudostroitel''''''''niy Zavod, Vladivostok, Russia.
Number Name Year FLT Homeport Notes
HQ-851 ? 19??/79 PAC
HQ-855 ? 19??/79 PAC

''''''''Sonya'''''''' class coastal minehunters
(Project 1265E)
Displacement: 430 tons full load
Dimensions: 48.8 x 10.2 x 2.75 meters/160.1 x 33.4 x 9 feet
Propulsion: 2 diesels, 2 shafts, 2000 bhp, 14 knots
Crew: 31-32 + 13 transients
Sonar: MG-89 Serna minehunting
Armament: 1 dual 30 mm, 1 dual 25 mm, 5 mines
Concept/Program: Soviet-built wooden hulled minehunters. Transferred one per year 1987-1990.
Builders: Vladivostokskiy Sudostroitel''''''''niy Zavod, Vladivostok, Russia.
Number Name Year FLT Homeport Notes
HQ-864 ? ? PAC Da Nang
? ? ? PAC Da Nang
? ? ? PAC
? ? ? PAC

Auxiliaries ​

Note: The three ''''''''Polnocny-B'''''''' class landing ships, which had probably been employed as logistics transports, were derelect by 1995. They remain in commission but likely will never operate again.

Dobrynya Nikitich class support ship
Displacement: approx. 2,900 tons full load
Dimensions: 67.7 x 18.29 x 6.06 meters/222 x 60 x 19.9 feet
Propulsion: Diesel-electric, 3 diesels, 2 shafts + 1 bow prop, 5,400 shp, 12 knots
Crew: approx. 40
Armament: small arms
Concept/Program: Ex-Soviet icebreaker sighted in NCese service in 1996. Presumably no longer used as an icebreaker; could serve as a tug/salvage ship, small craft tender, or transport.
Builders: Admiralty SY, St. Petersburg, Russia.
Number Name Year FLT Homeport Notes
?? ?? ?? PAC Da Nang ex-??

Tran Khanh (LST 1) class logistics ships
Displacement: approx. 4,100 tons full load
Dimensions: 99.98 x 15.24 x 4.29 meters/328 x 50 x 14 feet
Propulsion: 2 diesels, 2 shafts, 1,700 bhp, 11.6 knots nominal
Crew: approx. 100
Armament: 4 37 mm (HQ-501: 2 dual, 4 single 40 mm, 4 20 mm)
Concept/Program: Ex-USN LSTs transferred to South NC; captured 1975. Two have been rearmed with Soviet weapons. Believed to be operational but in poor con***ion. Probably used mostly for logistics/transport.
Builders: Bethlehem Steel, Hingham, MA; Jeffersonville Building & Machine, Indiana; Chicago Bridge & Iron, Seneca, IL; respectively.
Number Name Year FLT Homeport Notes
HQ-501 Tran Khanh Du 1944/75 PAC ex-LST 938
HQ-502 Qui Nhon 1944/75 PAC ex-LST 509
HQ-503 Vung Tau 1944/75 PAC ex-LST 603

''''''''Sorum'''''''' class logistics tug
Displacement: 1,656 tons full load
Dimensions: 55.5 x 12.6 x 4.6 meters/182 x 41.3 x 15 feet
Propulsion: Diesel-electric, 2 diesels, 1, shaft, 3,600 bhp
Crew: approx. 35 + 40 passengers
Armament: small arms
Concept/Program: Ex-Soviet ocean tug transferred 1995 *****pport the Spratly Islands garrisons.
Builders: Yaroslavl SY, Russia.
Number Name Year FLT Homeport Notes
BD-105 ?? ?? PAC ex-??

Truong Sa-01 logistics ship
Displacement: 1,200 tons full load
Dimensions: 70.6 x 11.8 x ?? meters/231.6 x 38.7 x ?? feet
Propulsion: diesel, 1 shaft
Crew: ??
Cargo: ??
Armament: 2 dual 25 mm
Concept/Program: Transport intended for support of the Spratly Islands garrisons.
Builders: Halong SY.
Number Name Year FLT Homeport Notes
HQ-966 Truong Sa-01 1994 PAC

BD-621 class logistics ships
Displacement: approx. 1,200 tons full load
Dimensions: ??
Propulsion: 1 diesel, 1 shaft
Crew: ??
Cargo: ??
Armament: 2 12.7 mm MG
Concept/Program: Intended for Spratly Islands support.
Number Name Year FLT Homeport Notes
BD-621 ? 199? PAC
BD-622 ? 199? PAC

''''''''Neptun'''''''' class buoy tender
Displacement: 1,240 tons full load
Dimensions: 57.3 x 11.4 x 3.4 meters/188 x 37.4 x 11 feet
Propulsion: VTE steam, 2 shafts, 1000 ihp, 12 knots
Crew: approx. 40
Concept/Program: Elderly ex-Soviet buoy tender. May have been discarded or transferred to civilian agencies.
Builders: Neptunwerft, Rostock, East Germany (built 1957-1960).
Number Name Year FLT Homeport Notes
?? ?? ?? PAC Haiphong
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Cuu Long (FS 381 class) buoy tender
Displacement: 950 tons full load
Dimensions: 53.8 x 9.75 x 3.05 meters/176.5 x 32 x 10 feet
Propulsion: 2 diesels, 2 shafts, 1,000 bhp, 13 knots
Crew: approx. 50
Concept/Program: Ex-US Army coastal freighter, transferred to France, then to South NC; captured 1975. Previously had been employed as a survey ship and as a training ship.
Builders: Ingalls, Pascagoula, MS.
Number Name Year FLT Homeport Notes
? Cuu Long 194?/75 PAC ex-FS 287

''''''''Kamenka'''''''' class buoy tender
(Project 870)
Displacement: 703 tons full load
Dimensions: 53.5 x 9.4 x 2.62 meters/175.5 x 30.8 x 8.6 feet
Propulsion: 2 diesels, 2 shafts, 1,765 bhp, 13.7 knots
Crew: approx. 24
Concept/Program: Ex-Soviet survey ship, now used as a buoy tender.
Builders: Stocznia Polnocna, Gdansk, Poland.
Number Name Year FLT Homeport Notes
?? ?? 19??/79 PAC
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