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Project 955 Borei SSBN Sub Brief (Patreon)

Published:
2020-04-22 17:43:55
Edited:
2020-04-22 17:44:59
Imported:
2026-06
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Content

A detailed summary of Project 955 Borei SSBN's development, construction and operations.

Files

Borei SSBN Sub Brief.mp4

Comments

Harish Rajan

Awesome as always ! The ice breaking properties of the sail was a new thing.

James Kelley

As always, a great brief! I throughly enjoy watching these, keep up the good work Cap'n.

Seahour

Great job Jive! Seeing the scale Borei test platform made me think of the scale Virginia class models used by us. Modern submarine designs from all countries are so cool!

Chickennlettuce .

Hey jive, how does the borei and borei A compare in quietness to other submarine classes?

Aaron Amick

They are very quiet... for now (2020). That will change by 2022.

Andrew MacDougall

@ 4:00 the Bark missile is the first "wholly indigenous production." What does this mean? Were they importing parts for their missiles from abroad?

Andrew MacDougall

7:30 Bulava is "based" on Topol-M. What does this mean? Just the same design bureau? Does it share parts in common? Similar proportions?

Andrew MacDougall

18:30 What is the cushion-like thing in the center?

majgijoe

I think your real name is Skip Tyler. As with all Russian doctrine, we'll overcome reliability issues with numerical superiority. Great brief that’s informative, educational, and reliable.

Whitzwolf

Thanks for another excellent sub brief Jive!

Sebastian

Good brief. Thanks! Makes you wonder whether the number if presidential unit citations is going to go down due to fewer detections :-)

Frederico Paro

A 60% reliability means 60 in 100 launches are successful. It also means 40 in 100 launches fail. So it's a 0.4 probability of fail per launch. What are odds of 2 missiles failing? It's 0.4 x 0.4 = 0.16. It means that if a salvo of 2 missiles is launched, there's a (1-0.16 = 0.84) 84% chance of at least one missile reaching the target. A salvo of 3 missiles would result in a 93,6% chance of success.