Oscar Class Submarine

[Joeri Jean]

I'm going to start DR M. senario, but I'm looking on the internet to find some sort of plan of an Oscar Class submarine, but only one vague plan. Does some one has a plan, or has made some sort of plan, I would be very greatfull.

[Krensky]

I don't think you'll have much luck, as far as I remember the Oscar is still in service and deck plans would be classified.

[The_traplord]

In something akin to irony (at least on this forum) U.S. Intelligence either never acquired or at least never released accurate plans for the designation Oscar I Missile class Sub. Oscar II (Krasnodar class) is still 'theoretically' in service (as much as any of the Russian navy is) and therefore classified under F.S.B. and international treaty Guidelines.

Best I can find is an artists conjecture rendition here :: http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_aN1IpfURBWo/SSs7PAescAI/AAAAAAAAANQ/GkGxRUKbaZU/s1600-h/8fc9614a1c80be3b08f7ef4d.jpg

Using that and the illustrations found here :: http://www.navsource.org/archives/08/08212b.htm

You should be able to put something together.

In general I recommend the whole website :: http://www.navsource.org/archives/

As well as this one :: http://www.hazegray.org/worldnav/


I also recommend watching k19 the Widowmaker and the Hunt for Red October for a better idea of space aboard a sub.


Hope that helps.

(this post modified as I came across new info.)

[TheTSKoala]

I don't think you'll have much luck, as far as I remember the Oscar is still in service and deck plans would be classified.

Krensky would be quite correct.  Operational depths, specific payloads, deck architecture... that'd all be classified.  Some of which you're brushing upwards beyond Secret.

[The_traplord]

Would this cover that? found it here:: http://www.hazegray.org/worldnav/

Krasnodar ('Oscar-II') class (8+2 ships)
(Project 949A, Antey-II)

Displacement: 19,400 tons submerged
Dimensions: 155 x 18.2 x 9.2 meters/508.5 x 59.7 x 30.2 feet
Propulsion: Steam turbines, 2 OK-650B reactors, 2 shafts, 98,000 shp, 32 knots
Crew: 107
Sonar: MGK-500 series Skat-2/Shark Gill LF active/passive suite with towed array
Armament: 24 P-700/SS-N-19 Granit/Shipwreck SSM, 4 21 inch torpedo tubes and 4 25.6 inch torpedo tubes (24 Type torpedoes and/or RPK-7/SS-N-16 Veter/Stallion ASROC)

Concept/Program: Very large guided-missile submarines; an enlarged version of the 'Oscar-I' design. Intended for strikes against US surface forces, especially carriers. The Pacific Fleet units of this class remain relatively active and routinely deploy. Kursk (K-141) was lost in the Barents Sea on 12 August 2000; salvaged 8 October 2001. There is at least one incomplete boat of this class still in existence.

Classification: Atomnie Podvodnie Kreysery 1 Ranga (APKR); 1st Class Nuclear Powered Submarine Cruiser.

Builders: Sevmashpredpriyatiye, Severodvinshk.

Number    Name    Year    FLT    Homeport    Notes
K-148    Orenburg    1986    NOR       
K-132    Irkutsk    1987    PAC       Reserve
K-119    Voronezh    1988    PAC       
K-173    Krasnoyarsk    1988    PAC       Reserve
K-410    Smolensk    1990    NOR       
K-442    Chelyabinsk    1990    PAC       
K-456    Vilyuchinsk    1991    PAC       
K-266    Orel    1992    NOR       
K-186    Omsk    1993    PAC       
K-526    Tomsk    1997    PAC    

[starwarsphil]

I have this cutaway of a UK attack submarine which might be helpful.

Trafalgar Attack Submarine

Phil

[The_traplord]

Oooh it helps me.....

[Joeri Jean]

He thanks.
These links are very usefull.