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Kagero Publishing The Cruiser Moskva 07055
Kagero Publishing The Cruiser Moskva 07055
Kagero Publishing The Cruiser Moskva 07055
Kagero Publishing The Cruiser Moskva 07055
Kagero Publishing The Cruiser Moskva 07055
Kagero Publishing The Cruiser Moskva 07055
Kagero Publishing The Cruiser Moskva 07055
Kagero Publishing The Cruiser Moskva 07055
Kagero Publishing The Cruiser Moskva 07055
Kagero Publishing The Cruiser Moskva 07055

Kagero Publishing The Cruiser Moskva 07055

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Features:

  • Topdrawings 55
  • The Cruiser Moskva
  • Witold Koszela
  • Tekst: Jan Radziemski
  • 20 pages
  • 2 color profiles
  • 17 sheet with modeling plans
  • 2 double-sided A2 sheet with modeling plans

      The work on the design of future long-range active anti-aircraft and anti-submarine ship – as it was initially determined – was conducted by the Leningrad CKB-17 in close cooperation with OKB-938 led by N.I. Kamov. The author of the ship’s design, which was given the number 1123 and the code “Kondor”, was A.S. Sawiczew, and from 1967 – A.W. Marinich. The main task of the ship was to search and destroy American nuclear submarines carrying “Polaris” ballistic missiles in the Antarctic Ocean and Barents Sea.