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Russian Black Sea Fleet Technical Register
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This resource provides detailed technical specifications and characteristics for all vessels belonging to the Russian Military Maritime Fleet stationed in the Black Sea. The data set encompasses All Surface Combatants, Submarines, Littoral Warfare Ships, Rescue, and Auxiliary Ships. It serves as a static snapshot of the fleet's structure, offering essential background for analysing the naval component of the 2022 Russian Invasion of Ukraine, including documented warship losses.
Columns
The principal data file contains 24 distinct fields describing naval assets. Key physical and operational metrics include:
- Name: The official name of the vessel (e.g., Moskva).
- Type: Classification of the ship (e.g., Guided Missile Cruiser, Harbor Boat).
- Division/SubDivision: The fleet organisation unit the vessel belongs to.
- Displacement Standard (tons): The weight of the ship without fuel or stores.
- Displacement Full load (tons): The maximum operational weight.
- Length (m), Beam (m), Draft (m): Principal dimensions of the hull.
- Speed (knots): Maximum or typical cruising speed.
- Range: The maximum distance the ship can travel without refuelling.
- Autonomy (days): The maximum time the vessel can spend at sea.
- Propulsion: Details of the engine setup (e.g., turbine generators).
- Armament: Specific weaponry and missile systems carried.
- Complement: Crew size (officers and total personnel).
- URL: A link to external reference sources for the vessel.
Distribution
The information is available in a structured format, typically CSV. The main table details 272 records, covering the entire fleet register. The file size is approximately 125.89 kB. While related data on warship losses is updated as events occur, this specific fleet register is designated as having an 'Expected update frequency: Never'.
Usage
This data product is highly suitable for military and geopolitical analysis, specifically targeting the capabilities of the Russian fleet in the Black Sea. It is an excellent resource for data visualization projects focused on naval statistics, allowing users to map out ship types, sizes, and technical characteristics. It can also support open-source intelligence (OSINT) research into naval operations and specific equipment losses during conflict.
Coverage
The coverage focuses geographically on the Russian Black Sea Fleet. It describes the fleet composition during and after the initiation of the 2022 invasion of Ukraine. Note that detailed technical fields such as Armament and Displacement Standard may contain missing values for a portion of the 272 vessels listed.
License
CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
Who Can Use It
- Military Analysts: To calculate naval capacity, displacement metrics, and project capabilities.
- Historians and Researchers: For studying modern naval warfare and fleet makeup.
- Data Journalists: To create informative graphics illustrating ship types and the impact of naval losses.
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- Russian Black Sea Fleet Technical Register
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Original Data Source: Russian Black Sea Fleet Technical Register
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