- (Flying),
Smeli (Brave) and
Strogi (Strict). The
attack was led by Letyashti,
whose torpedoes missed, as did
those of
Smeli and
Strogi,
Smeli being damaged by...
- "Valiant"),
Shumni (Шумни, "Noisy"),
Letyashti (Летящи, "Flying") and
Strogi (Строги, "Stern"). The six
boats were
built at
Varna in Bulgaria, using...
-
Rezervat Strikt i Natyrës Oshlaku; Serbian: Строги природни резерват Ошљак /
Strogi prirodni rezervat Ošljak) is a
strict nature reserve in the
District of...
- "persistent, ****ertive";
delivered in 1982,
former Soviet MPK-109), 44
Strogi (Строги, "stern, rigorous";
delivered in 1975 to Varna,
transferred in 1982...
-
torpedo boat
Strogi that had
cleared a path
through Russian mines. At what was
thought to be the edge of the minefield, UB-45
swung around Strogi's port side...
- Natyrës Maja e Arnenit; Serbian: Строги природни резерват Попово прасе /
Strogi prirodni rezervat Popovo prase) is a
strict nature reserve in the District...
-
later 4 of 97-ton Drazki-class
torpedo boats (France) - "Drazki, "Hrabri", "
Strogi" and from 1924 "Smeli" (taken out of
seabed and repaired). The original...
- 1945,
partially s****ped 1957,
parts of the ship were
installed aboard Strogi to be
preserved as
museum ship 21
November 1957
Enrico Cosenz Regia Marina...
- 108-ton
torpedo boat and
minesweeper Storm (Norway): 107-ton
torpedo boat
Strogi (Bulgaria): 97-ton
torpedo boat and
minesweeper Sublocotenent Ghiculescu...
-
struck mines from this
minefield on 11 September, with
Shumni sinking and
Strogi being damaged.
Zablotsky and
Levitsky claim that the
incident is mentioned...
