Posted on Apr 11, 2023
Russia’s Accident-Prone Aircraft Carrier Has No Crew - NewsBreak
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OK Navy folks, how can this happen? Isn't at least a skeleton crew kept on when in drydock?
Russia’s Accident-Prone Aircraft Carrier Has No Crew - NewsBreak
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Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen While in RCOH (Did that on 2 Nuclear Cruisers) They will let the Manning Slip a Little since the Technical Serivces aren't needed and are mostly provided by the Shipyard, Having said that, Never below 1/2 the Normal Crew Size. On a Carrier this Size there should still be at least 500 Active Duty Souls still assigned.
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It's diesel powered, or kerosene. They've had problems with the engines for decades. Last time out, it was towed to a location and anchored so they could launch attacks from a floating airport. Pretty pathetic war fighting ability. Really makes me wonder if the bear is completely toothless beyond their nuclear capabilities.
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PO3 Shayne Seibert
It's fuel powered anyway. Can't remember for sure which fuel, but it's definitely not nuclear.
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PO3 Shayne Seibert
Russia’s Unfortunate Aircraft Carrier Has Caught Fire Again
The blaze in Murmansk came as preparations were apparently underway for the Admiral Kuznetsov to leave drydock.
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PO3 Shayne Seibert
Russia's only aircraft carrier can't even propel itself: Ukraine
The Admiral Kuznetsov is being renovated, but it has been beset with problems.
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How do you know there is no crew? Russians aren't always honest and are known for being deceptive, they invented the term maskirovka.
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