Foxtrot in the Baltic Sea.
Foxtrot in the Baltic Sea.
'Foxtrot' class patrol submarines
(Project 641K)
| Displacement: | 2,485 tons submerged |
| Dimensions: | 91.3 x 7.5 x 6.06 meters |
| Propulsion: | Diesel-electric, 3 diesels, 3 shafts, 5,400 shp, 18 knots |
| Crew: | 81 |
| Sonar: | MG-15 Herkules active MG-10 Feniks-M passive |
| Armament: | 22 torpedoes: 6 forward tubes, 4 backward tubes alternatively 44 mines |
| Concept: | Last survivors of a once-large class of "long range" submarines, developed from the 'Zulu' class. Now obsolete, aged and of minimal combat value. These last units will probably be stricken in the near future. Several of this class are on display in various ports around the world. |
| Classification: | Podvodnaya Lodka (PL); Submarine. |
| Builders: | Admiralteiskiye Verfi 196, St. Petersburg; Sevmashpredpriyatiye, Severodvinshk. |
| Disposals: | Most Foxtrot class submarines seem to be sold to museums and exhibitons world wide. |
Name Year FLT Homeport Notes B-213 196? B-807 196? B-? 196?
(source: Hazegray and Underway ex:World Fleet Lists)