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949A (Antey) submarines are known in the West by their

respectively.

Two Oscar-I submarines were built at Severodvinsk and assigned to the Soviet Northern Fleet :

• K-525 , Minsky Komsomolets, laid down 1978, commissioned 1980, renamed Arkhangelsk in 1991
• K-206 , Murmansk, was commissioned in 1981

Ten Oscar-II submarines were built at Severodvinsk. Six were assigned to the Soviet Northern Fleet :

• Soviet submarine K-148 , Krasnodar, commissioned 1986
• Soviet submarine K-119 , Voronezh, commissioned 1988
• Soviet submarine K-410 , Smolensk, commissioned 1990
• Soviet submarine K-266 , Orel, formerly Severodvinsk, commissioned 1992
• Soviet submarine K-186 , Omsk, launched May 8, 1993, commissioned October 27, 1993
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Four were assigned to the Soviet Pacific FleetPacific Fleet in Russian, or Tikhookeanskiy flot), a part of the Soviet Navy stationed in the Pacific Ocean, which secured the Far Eastern borders of the USSR. History In 1731, the Russians created the Military Flotilla of Okhotsk or Okhotskaya voyennaya:

• K-132 , Belgorod, commissioned 1987
• K-173 , Chelyabinsk, commissioned 1989
• K-442 , Tomsk, commissioned 1991
• K-456 , Kasatka, commissioned to the Northern Fleet in 1991; transferred to the Pacific Fleet September 1993

General Characteristics

• Displacement when surfaced: 13,400 tons (Oscar-I), 14,700 tons maximum (Oscar-II)
• Displacement when submerged: 20,540 tons (Oscar-I), 24,000 tons (Oscar-II)
• Length: 144 meters (Oscar-I), 155 meters (Oscar-II)
• Beam: 18.2 meters
• Draft: 9 meters (Oscar-I) 9.2 meters (Oscar-II)
• Max depth: Oscar-I - 400 meters regular, 450 critical. Oscar-II - 500 meters regular, 600 critical.
• Compartments: 10
• Complement: 48 officers, 68 men (Oscar-I) or 59 men (Oscar-II)
• Reactor: Two OK-650b pressurised water reactors generating 190MW each.
• Propulsion: two shafts, each 49,000hp
• Speed (submerged): 30 knots (Oscar-I), 28 knots (Oscar-II)
• Strategic armament: 24 Granit SS-N-19 missiles in two banks of 12 tubes mounted outside the pressure hull
• Defensive armament: four 533mm and two 650mm bow torpedo tubes