Smetlivy (Russian: Сметливый, lit. 'Resourceful') was a Kashin-class guided missile destroyer of the Russian Navy. Entering service in 1969, the ship served...
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Province, Turkey RFS Bespokoyny in Kronshtadt, Saint Petersburg, Russia RFS Smetlivy in Sevastopol, Crimea, Russia ROKS Jeong Ju in Dangjin, South Chungcheong...
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Smetlivy (Russian: Сметливый, lit. 'Sly') was one of 29 Gnevny-class destroyers (officially known as Project 7) built for the Soviet Navy during the late...
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later removed. Six ships were modernised to this standard in the 1970s. Smetlivy was modernised (Project 01090) at Sevastopol in the early 1990s and fitted...
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included. Among participants were cruiser Marshal Ustinov, destroyers Smetlivy and Severomorsk, frigates Admiral Grigorovich, Admiral Essen, Admiral Makarov...
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Sokrushitelny (Wrecking) Svobodny (Free) Statny (Handsome or Well-Proportioned) Smetlivy (Resourceful) → transferred to Poland as ORP Grom Smotryashchy (Looking)...
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Sea Fleet. In early April 2003, Moskva, along with the frigate Pytlivyy, Smetlivy, and a landing ship departed Sevastopol for exercises in the Indian Ocean...
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in November 1941 Shipwrecks 2 Nov: Voroshilov 3 Nov: Flynderborg 4 Nov: Smetlivy 5 Nov: Empire Energy 7 Nov: Armenia, Nottingham 9 Nov: Ungvár 11 Nov: U-580...
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"Российский корабль "Сметливый" оставили у берегов Сирии" [Russian ship "Smetlivy" left the coast of Syria]. Flot.com (in Russian). 21 May 2012. Archived...
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Loud (1938) Grozny – Formidable (1938) Gremyashchy – Thunderous (1938) Smetlivy – Sly (1938) Stremitelny – Impetuous (1938) Bodry – Brisk (1939) Bystry...
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for conducting the international exercise Sea Breeze 2019, the destroyer Smetlivy, a ship of the Russian Black Sea Fleet, entered at about 08:00 on July...
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in November 1941 Shipwrecks 2 Nov: Voroshilov 3 Nov: Flynderborg 4 Nov: Smetlivy 5 Nov: Empire Energy 7 Nov: Armenia, Nottingham 9 Nov: Ungvár 11 Nov: U-580...
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Revolutsiya and Marat, the heavy cruiser Kirov and the destroyers Steregushchy, Smetlivy, Gordy, Slavny and Surovy and the gunboat Volga. Junkers Ju 87 dive-bombers...
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in November 1941 Shipwrecks 2 Nov: Voroshilov 3 Nov: Flynderborg 4 Nov: Smetlivy 5 Nov: Empire Energy 7 Nov: Armenia, Nottingham 9 Nov: Ungvár 11 Nov: U-580...
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Cruiser Michail Kutuzov". Russian Museums. Retrieved 25 September 2016. "Smetlivy Conversion to Museum Ship Nears Completion". SeaWaves Magazine. 20 August...
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in November 1941 Shipwrecks 2 Nov: Voroshilov 3 Nov: Flynderborg 4 Nov: Smetlivy 5 Nov: Empire Energy 7 Nov: Armenia, Nottingham 9 Nov: Ungvár 11 Nov: U-580...
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in November 1941 Shipwrecks 2 Nov: Voroshilov 3 Nov: Flynderborg 4 Nov: Smetlivy 5 Nov: Empire Energy 7 Nov: Armenia, Nottingham 9 Nov: Ungvár 11 Nov: U-580...
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in November 1941 Shipwrecks 2 Nov: Voroshilov 3 Nov: Flynderborg 4 Nov: Smetlivy 5 Nov: Empire Energy 7 Nov: Armenia, Nottingham 9 Nov: Ungvár 11 Nov: U-580...
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Grigorovich (May–9 June and 24 September–6 October) as well as destroyer Smetlivy (7 March–9 June and 25 October–5 March 2017). Between October 2016–January...
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Landing Ship Koida Sorum Class Fleet Tug MB-31. Kashin-class destroyer Smetlivy Slava-class cruiser Moskva. According to PONARS Eurasia, 13 Russian warships...
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Soviet Navy Storozhevoy Destroyer 1,700 31 May 1941 scuttled 27 July 1941 Smetlivy Gnevny Destroyer 1,587 6 November 1938 sunk 4 November 1941 Smith United...
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light cruiser Kirov and the destroyers Silny, Strashny, Grozyashchy and Smetlivy: over 500 mines were laid in the next two nights. Soviet mines caused the...
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in November 1941 Shipwrecks 2 Nov: Voroshilov 3 Nov: Flynderborg 4 Nov: Smetlivy 5 Nov: Empire Energy 7 Nov: Armenia, Nottingham 9 Nov: Ungvár 11 Nov: U-580...
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in November 1941 Shipwrecks 2 Nov: Voroshilov 3 Nov: Flynderborg 4 Nov: Smetlivy 5 Nov: Empire Energy 7 Nov: Armenia, Nottingham 9 Nov: Ungvár 11 Nov: U-580...
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Soviet light cruiser Kirov, accompanied by the destroyers Stremitelny and Smetlivy, approached the fortified coastal artillery battery located on the island...
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in November 1941 Shipwrecks 2 Nov: Voroshilov 3 Nov: Flynderborg 4 Nov: Smetlivy 5 Nov: Empire Energy 7 Nov: Armenia, Nottingham 9 Nov: Ungvár 11 Nov: U-580...
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in November 1941 Shipwrecks 2 Nov: Voroshilov 3 Nov: Flynderborg 4 Nov: Smetlivy 5 Nov: Empire Energy 7 Nov: Armenia, Nottingham 9 Nov: Ungvár 11 Nov: U-580...
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1941, sunk in a storm 22 November 1942 after her stern broke off, 35 dead Smetlivy (Сметливый (Sly)) Shipyard No. 189 (Ordzhonikidze), Leningrad 17 September...
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formation of the Russian Navy in the Mediterranean Sea will receive the Smetlivy guard ship of the Black Sea Fleet Archived 1 October 2017 at the Wayback...
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in November 1941 Shipwrecks 2 Nov: Voroshilov 3 Nov: Flynderborg 4 Nov: Smetlivy 5 Nov: Empire Energy 7 Nov: Armenia, Nottingham 9 Nov: Ungvár 11 Nov: U-580...
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