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Gremyashchy (Russian: Гремящий; lit. "thunderous";
alternate spellings Gremyashchiy, Gremyaschi, and Gremyashchi) can
refer to a
number of
Russian or...
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Gremyashchy (Russian: Гремящий, lit. 'Thunderous') was one of 29 Gnevny-class
destroyers (officially
known as
Project 7)
built for the
Soviet Navy during...
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original on 23 June 2016.
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Gremyashchy-class
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launch platforms for the missiles.[citation needed] The
Russian Gremyashchy class, Buyan-M class, the
second batch of
Steregushchy class corvettes...
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Gremyashchy was a Sovremenny-class
destroyer of the
Soviet and
later Russian navy.
Previously her name was Veduschy,
which was
renamed shortly before...
- Sovremenny-class
destroyer of the
Soviet and
later Russian navy. She was
renamed to
Gremyashchy in 2007. The
project began in the late 1960s when it was
becoming obvious...
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Gremyashchy was the lead ship of the Kanin-class
destroyer of the
Soviet Navy. The ship was
built at
Zhdanov Shipyard in
Leningrad and was
launched on...
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Kalibr or
Oniks (8 cells) Steregushchy-class
corvette –
Redut (12 cells)
Gremyashchy-class
corvette –
Redut (2 x 8 cells) + 3S14 for
Kalibr or
Oniks ( 8 cells)...
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Gordy –
Proud (1938)
Gromky – Loud (1938)
Grozny –
Formidable (1938)
Gremyashchy –
Thunderous (1938)
Smetlivy – Sly (1938)
Stremitelny –
Impetuous (1938)...
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Parade in St. Petersburg, i.e.
frigate Admiral Kasatonov,
corvettes Gremyashchy and Sovetsk,
submarine Kronshtadt and
minesweepers Ivan Antonov, Aleksandr...
