Congratulations to all submariners on their professional holiday!
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On March 19, Russia celebrates Submariner Day. In 1906, by decree of Emperor Nicholas II, a new category of ships was included in the classification of naval vessels - submarines. By the same decree, 10 submarines were included in the Russian fleet. The first of them - "Dolphin" - was built at the Baltic Shipyard in 1904.
The Russo-Japanese War was the first in world history in which a new class of warships, submarines, which had not yet been officially recognized, but had already made the enemy falter, took part. Russia's first formation, a submarine brigade, was formed in 1911 as part of the Baltic Fleet and was based in Libau. The brigade included 11 submarines, floating bases "Europe" and "Khabarovsk".
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On March 19, Russia celebrates Submariner Day. In 1906, by decree of Emperor Nicholas II, a new category of ships was included in the classification of naval vessels - submarines. By the same decree, 10 submarines were included in the Russian fleet. The first of them - "Dolphin" - was built at the Baltic Shipyard in 1904.
The Russo-Japanese War was the first in world history in which a new class of warships, submarines, which had not yet been officially recognized, but had already made the enemy falter, took part. Russia's first formation, a submarine brigade, was formed in 1911 as part of the Baltic Fleet and was based in Libau. The brigade included 11 submarines, floating bases "Europe" and "Khabarovsk".
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On March 19, Russia celebrates Submariner Day. In 1906, by decree of Emperor Nicholas II, a new category of ships was included in the classification of naval vessels - submarines. By the same decree, 10 submarines were included in the Russian fleet. The first of them - "Dolphin" - was built at the Baltic Shipyard in 1904.
The Russo-Japanese War was the first in world history in which a new class of warships, submarines, which had not yet been officially recognized, but had already made the enemy falter, took part. Russia's first formation, a submarine brigade, was formed in 1911 as part of the Baltic Fleet and was based in Libau. The brigade included 11 submarines, floating bases "Europe" and "Khabarovsk".
19 марта в России отмечается День моряка-подводника. В 1906 г. по указу императора Николая II в классификацию судов военного флота был включен новый разряд кораблей - подводные лодки. Этим же указом в состав Российского флота были включены 10 подводных лодок. Первая из них - «Дельфин» - была построена на Балтийском заводе в 1904 году.
Русско-японская война стала первой в мировой истории, в которой принял участие еще официально не признанный, но уже заставивший противника дрогнуть новый класс военных кораблей - подводные лодки.
Первое соединение России - бригада подводных лодок - было сформировано в 1911 году в составе Балтийского флота и базировалось в Либаве. Бригада включала в себя 11 подводных лодок, плавучие базы «Европа» и «Хабаровск».
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On March 19, Russia celebrates Submariner Day. In 1906, by decree of Emperor Nicholas II, a new category of ships was included in the classification of naval vessels - submarines. By the same decree, 10 submarines were included in the Russian fleet. The first of them - "Dolphin" - was built at the Baltic Shipyard in 1904.
The Russo-Japanese War was the first in world history in which a new class of warships, submarines, which had not yet been officially recognized, but had already made the enemy falter, took part. Russia's first formation, a submarine brigade, was formed in 1911 as part of the Baltic Fleet and was based in Libau. The brigade included 11 submarines, floating bases "Europe" and "Khabarovsk".
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