The "Priz" drama: Submarine rescue operations, Russian crisis management & technological consequences

Article Abstract:

The Russian mini submarine 'Priz' (AS-28) is a submarine rescue, research and 'spy' vehicle of the Russian Navy that was involved in some maintenance works at a listening device off the Kamchatka Peninsula on August 30, 2005, when it got caught with its propeller in the wires of the stationary antenna mash. The technological and procedural consequences raised during the rescue operations are discussed.

General services, Facilities & equipment, Maintenance and repair, Submarines, Submarine boats

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Battery technology: improvement of Russian cells

Article Abstract:

The nuclear-powered SSN becomes stealthier by being able to stay under water much longer than normal diesel-electric submarines when air independent propulsion systems are used. Power from batteries is required. Russia's battery development technology is described.

Design and construction, Batteries, Nuclear submarines

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How to kill a frogman?: Anti-saboteur weapons and devices-a Russian approach

Article Abstract:

The anti-saboteur strategy and weapons used by the Russian Navy to combat frogmen or enemy sabotage divers are discussed.

Management dynamics, Management, Military aspects, Company business management, Combat effectiveness, Underwater demolition teams

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