Kronshtadt 1979
Admiral Makarov 1991
Admiral Isachenkov 1990
| Name | No | Yard No | Builder | Laid down | Launched | Comm | Fate |
| Кронштадт [Kronshtadt] | 721 | Zhdanov Yd, Leningrad | 30.11.1966 | 10.2.1968 | 29.12.1969 | stricken 6.1991 | |
| Адмирал Исаков [Admiral Isakov] | 722 | Zhdanov Yd, Leningrad | 15.1.1968 | 22.11.1968 | 28.12.1970 | stricken 6.1993 | |
| Адмирал Нахимов [Admiral Nakhimov] | 723 | Zhdanov Yd, Leningrad | 15.1.1968 | 15.4.1969 | 29.11.1971 | stricken 1.1991 | |
| Адмирал Макаров [Admiral Makarov] | 724 | Zhdanov Yd, Leningrad | 23.2.1969 | 22.1.1970 | 25.10.1972 | stricken 7.1992 | |
| Маршал Ворошилов [Marshal Voroshilov], 1.1991- Хабаровск [Khabarovsk] | 725 | Zhdanov Yd, Leningrad | 20.3.1970 | 8.10.1970 | 15.9.1973 | stricken 7.1992 | |
| Адмирал Октябрьский [Admiral Oktyabrskiy] | 726 | Zhdanov Yd, Leningrad | 2.6.1969 | 21.5.1971 | 28.12.1973 | stricken 6.1993 | |
| Адмирал Исаченков [Admiral Isachenkov] | 727 | Zhdanov Yd, Leningrad | 30.10.1970 | 28.3.1972 | 5.11.1974 | stricken 7.1992 | |
| Маршад Тимошенко [Marshal Timoshenko] | 728 | Zhdanov Yd, Leningrad | 2.11.1972 | 21.10.1973 | 25.11.1975 | stricken 7.1992 | |
| Василий Чапаев [Vasiliy Chapaev] | 729 | Zhdanov Yd, Leningrad | 22.12.1973 | 28.11.1974 | 30.11.1976 | stricken 6.1993 | |
| Адмирал Юмашев [Admiral Yumashev] | 730 | Zhdanov Yd, Leningrad | 17.4.1975 | 30.9.1976 | 30.12.1977 | stricken 7.1992 |
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Displacement standard, t |
5664 |
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Displacement full, t |
7535 |
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Length, m |
158.9 |
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Breadth, m |
16.8 |
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Draught, m |
5.84 |
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No of shafts |
2 |
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Machinery |
2 TV-12-1 geared steam turbines sets, 4 KVN-98/64 boilers |
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Power, h. p. |
90000 |
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Max speed, kts |
32.5 |
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Fuel, t |
oil |
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Endurance, nm(kts) |
4700(18) |
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Armament |
Kronshtadt, Admiral Isakov, Admiral Nakhimov, Admiral Makarov: 2 x 4 URPK-3 Metel' ASuM (8 85R), 2 x 2 M-11 Shtorm SAM (48 V-611(4K60)), 2 x 2 - 57/50 AK-725, 2 x 1 - 45/69 21KM, 2 x 5 - 533 TT, 2 x 12 RBU-6000 Smerch-2 ASWRL, 2 x 6 RBU-1000 Smerch-3 ASWRL, 1 helicopter (Ka-25) Marshal Voroshilov, Admiral Oktyabrskiy, Admiral Isachenkov, Marshal Timoshenko, Vasiliy Chapaev, Admiral Yumashev: 2 x 4 URPK-3 Metel' ASuM (8 85R), 2 x 2 M-11 Shtorm SAM (48 V-611(4K60)), 2 x 2 - 57/50 AK-725, 2 x 1 - 45/69 21KM, 4 x 6 - 30/54 AK-630, 2 x 5 - 533 TT, 2 x 12 RBU-6000 Smerch-2 ASWRL, 2 x 6 RBU-1000 Smerch-3 ASWRL, 1 helicopter (Ka-25) |
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Electronic equipment |
Kronshtadt: MR-600 Voskhod, MR-310A Angara-A, 2x Volga, 2x Grom-M, MR-103 Bars radars, MG-332 Titan-2, 2x MG-7 Braslet , MG-409K sonars, MI-110R radiation wake detector, MI-110K thermal wake detector, 2x Gurzuf, 2x Gurzuf-1, MRP-15-16 Zaliv, 2x MRP-11-12, 2x MRP-13-14 ECM suites, 2x PK-2 decoy launchers, MVU-202 Koren'-1134A CCS Admiral Isakov, Admiral Nakhimov, Admiral Makarov: MR-600 Voskhod, MR-310A Angara-A, 2x Volga, 2x Grom-M, MR-103 Bars radars, MG-332T Titan-2T, 2x MG-7 Braslet , MG-409K sonars, MI-110R radiation wake detector, MI-110K thermal wake detector, 2x Gurzuf, 2x Gurzuf-1, MRP-15-16 Zaliv, 2x MRP-11-12, 2x MRP-13-14 ECM suites, 2x PK-2 decoy launchers, MVU-202 Koren'-1134A CCS Marshal Voroshilov, Admiral Oktyabrskiy, Admiral Isachenkov, Marshal Timoshenko, Vasiliy Chapaev, Admiral Yumashev: MR-600 Voskhod, MR-310A Angara-A, 2x Volga, 2x Grom-M, MR-103 Bars, 2x MR-123 Vympel-A radars, MG-332T Titan-2T, 2x MG-7 Braslet , MG-409K sonars, MI-110R radiation wake detector, MI-110K thermal wake detector, 2x Gurzuf, 2x Gurzuf-1, MRP-15-16 Zaliv, 2x MRP-11-12, 2x MRP-13-14 ECM suites, 2x PK-2 decoy launchers, MVU-202 Koren'-1134A CCS |
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Complement |
385 |
Project history: These were project 1134 redesigned for ASW service while under construction. The first three were to have been further project 1134; the others were to have carried a shorter-range anti-ship missile battery (eight P-50). The shorter-range missile was replaced by an ASW missile, probably adapted from the anti-ship weapon, and a new bow sonar was fitted (the bow was more sharply raked to accommodate it). The surface-to-air missile was the more capable Shtorm, requiring a better 3-D radar (Grom) than the combination of project 1134. Shtorm, the only Soviet naval SAM with no land equivalent, had a substantial anti-ship capability, and would have been welcome in a ship otherwise restricted to ASW ordnance. These ships are designated BPK, large ASW ships.
Modernizations: 1972, all: - 2 x 2 Shtorm SAM; + 2 x 2 M-11 Shtorm-M SAM (48 V-611M)
1970s, all: + Don radar
1980, almost all: - 2 x 2 Shtorm-M SAM; + 2 x 2 Shtorm-N SAM (48 V-611N)
1982, Kronshtadt: - MG-332 Titan sonar; + MG-332T Titan-T sonar
1980s, some ships: + MG-329 Bronza sonar
1985, Admiral Makarov; 1986, Admiral Isachenkov, Admiral Oktyabrskiy; 1990, Admiral Isakov: - 2 x 4 URPK-3 Metel' ASuM, Grom-M radar (fwd); + 2 x 4 URK-5 Rastrub-B SSM/ASuM (8 85RU), Grom-R radar(fwd)
1980s, Admiral Makarov, Vasiliy Chapaev: + Kolos-K75 non-acoustic submarine detecting suite
Naval service: No significant events.
Admiral Nakhimov 1979
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