Kriegsmarine submarine combat fleets. Kriegsmarine U-Boat Battle Flotillas U-Boat Counter-Offensive

submarine force Northern Fleet:

Headquarters: Severomorsk.
Story: The department was formed in 1956, disbanded in 1961.
Commanders:
Orel Alexander Evstafievich (05.1956 - 05.1959);
Kudryashov Gennady Trofimovich (05.1959 - 10.1961);
Chiefs of Staff:
Polikarpov Nikolai Alekseevich (04.1956 - 12.1958);

Kudryashov Gennady Trofimovich (12.1958 - 05.1959);

Petelin Alexander Ivanovich (05.1959 - 05.1961).

Red Banner Submarine Forces of the Northern Fleet:

Headquarters: Gadzhievo.
Story: formed 02/10/2010
Commanders:
Volozhinsky Andrey Olgerdovich (02.2010 - 07.09.2010 IO);
Mukhametshin Igor Timerbulatovich (09/07/2010 - ...).
Chiefs of Staff:
Kochemazov Viktor Nikolaevich (07/09/2010 - ...).

Deputy:

Liina Viktor Nikolaevich (07/09/2010 - ...).

flotillas:

1st Red Banner Submarine Flotilla
Based: b. Malaya Lopatka, Lopatkina Bay.
Story: Created on July 9, 1961, in August 2002 it was reorganized into the 11th squadron. February 22, 1968 to commemorate the 50th anniversary Armed Forces USSR and for services in strengthening the defense power of the Motherland, the 1st KSF submarine flotilla was awarded the Order of the Red Banner.
Compound:
3rd Division from 07.1961 to 09.1981 (Project 627A, 671, 671RT);
31st Division from 07.1961 to 03.1964 (Project 658);
11th division from 07.1963 (projects 675, 670);
35th Division from 08.1964 to 10.1969 (Project 651);
7th division from 02.1965 to 05.1982 and from 10.1994 (projects 675, 670, 949, 949A);
33rd division from 01.1973 to 2001 (project 671RTM);
6th division from 08.1978 to 10.1994 (projects 705, 945, 945A);
74th separate division from 1978 to 19??.;
18th division from 11.1981 (projects 629, 658, 941);

174th separate division of ships technical support.
Commanders:
Petelin Alexander Ivanovich (10.1961 - 07.1964, rear adm.);
Sorokin Anatoly Ivanovich (07.1964 - 11.1969, vice-adm.);
Shapovalov Vladimir Semenovich (11.1969 - 04.1973);
Mikhailovsky Arkady Petrovich (04/19/1973 - 05/1978);
Golosov Rudolf Alexandrovich (05.1978 - 02.1980);
Chernov Evgeniy Dmitrievich (02/02/1980 - 08/20/1986);
Volkov Viktor Yakovlevich (06/27/1986 - 03/1987);
Erofeev Oleg Aleksandrovich (03.1987 - 1990, rear adm.);
Reshetov Viktor Konstantinovich (1990 - 08.1993, rear adm.);
Prusakov Vladimir Timofeevich (08/02/1993 - 12/30/1994);
Motsak Mikhail Vasilievich (01.1995 - 05.19.1999, vice-adm.);
Burtsev Oleg Veniaminovich (05/19/1999 - 2002, rear adm., vice adm. from 05/04/2000).
Chiefs of Staff:
Kozin Alexander Gerasimovich (1961 - 1962);
Kichev Vasily Grigorievich (07.1962 - 11.1967);
Shapovalov Vladimir Semenovich (11.1967 - 11.1969, rear adm.);
Mikhailovsky Arkady Petrovich (11.1969 - 04.19.1973, rear adm.);
Volovik Fedor Stepanovich (04/19/1973 - 08/1974, rear adm.);
Golosov Rudolf Alexandrovich (08.1974 - 05.1978, rear adm.);
Mochalov Vladimir Vasilievich (05.1978 - 05.1982);
Patrushev Yuri Nikolaevich (05.1982 - 07.1984);
Volkov Viktor Yakovlevich (07/09/1984 - 06/27/1986, rear adm.);
Reshetov Viktor Konstantinovich (06.1986 - 07.1990, rear adm.);
Prusakov Vladimir Timofeevich (07/13/1990 - 08/02/1993);
Motsak Mikhail Vasilievich (08.1993 - 12.1994, vice-adm.);
Isak Valery Vladimirovich (01.1995 - 2000, rear adm.);
Filatov Valery Petrovich (2000 - 08.2002, rear adm.).

3rd Submarine Flotilla
Based: Gadzhievo.
Story: On 02.1969, the reorganization of the control of the 12th submarine squadron into the control of the 3rd flotilla began, ending on December 14, 1969. It was based on the 18th, 31st and 16th divisions. The 3rd flotilla of the Northern Fleet includes divisions based in Gadzhievo (Yagelnaya, Olenya, Sayda Guba bays). On September 1, 2002, it was reorganized into the 12th squadron.
Compound:
18th Division from 12/1969 to 05/1976;
16th Division from 12.1969 to 1976;
31st Division 12.1969 - .;
19th Division from 02/1969 to 02/1992;
13th Division from 07/23/1975;
24th division from 11.1985;
Division of submarines laid up since 01/31/1991;
Division of vessels and technical support vessels.
Commanders:
Nevolin Georgy Lukich (12.1969 - 10.1973, rear adm.);
Chernavin Vladimir Nikolaevich (08.1973 - 09.1974, vice-adm.);
Sysoev Yuri Aleksandrovich (09.1974 - 1976, vice-adm.);
Matushkin Lev Alekseevich (04.1976 - 07.1984);
Patrushev Yuri Nikolaevich (07.1984 - 06.27.1986, vice-adm.);
Litvinov Ivan Nikitovich (1986 - 10.1990, rear adm.);
Bezkorovaynyy Vladimir Gerasimovich (10.1990 - 06.1993, vice-adm.);
Popov Vyacheslav Alekseevich (1993 - 1996);
Sukhachev Yuri Alexandrovich (04.1996 - 1998);
Simonenko Sergey Viktorovich (1999 - 07.2002, vice adm.).
Chiefs of Staff:
Uskov Ivan Fedorovich (12.1969 - 1972, cap. 1st rank);
Chernavin Vladimir Nikolaevich (1972 - 08.1973, rear adm.);
Matushkin Lev Alekseevich (08.1973 - 1976, rear adm.);
Lobodenko Vilen Vasilievich (05.1976 - 01.1980);
Zembovsky Evgeny Ivanovich (01.1980 - 1985);
Poroshin Vasily Alekseevich (1985 - 1988, rear adm.);
Bezkorovayny Vladimir Gerasimovich (1988 - 1990, vice-adm.);
Shilin Yuri Konstantinovich (1990 - 1991, rear adm.);
Patrushev Viktor Vasilievich (1991 - 1993, rear adm.);
Sukhachev Yuri Aleksandrovich (1993 - 1996, rear adm.);
Simonenko Sergey Viktorovich (1996 - 1998, vice-adm.);
Bukin Alexander Nikolaevich (1998 - 05.2001, rear adm.);
Maksimov Nikolay Mikhailovich (05.2001 - 01.09.2002).

11th Submarine Flotilla
Based: Gremikha village, Ostrovnoy;
Story: Established in 1974 on the basis of the Iokang naval base, 14th detachment. On July 7, 1975, the formation of the command of the 13th division began; on July 23, 1975, the division was reassigned to the 3rd flotilla with the location of Olenya Guba. Disbanded on 07.1995. The flotilla again became the Yokanga naval base.
Compound:
17th Division (1974 - 19??);
41st Division (1974 - 19??);
13th Division (07/1975 - 07/23/1975);
3rd Division (09.1981 - 1995);
2nd OVR brigade until 1982 and since 1986
Commanders:
Kuznetsov Yuri Anatolyevich (12/01/1974 - 11/1976, vice-adm.);
Korobov Vadim Konstantinovich (11.1976 - 07.1981, vice-adm., GSS);
Ustyantsev Alexander Mikhailovich (07.1981 - 12.1988, vice-adm.);
Agafonov Viktor Pavlovich (12.1988 - 11.1992);
Chirkov Valery Vasilievich (11.1992 - 11.1994).
Chiefs of Staff:
Korobov Vadim Konstantinovich (10.1974 - 11.1976, rear adm.);
Ustyantsev Alexander Mikhailovich (11.1976 - 1981);
Loginov Vladimir Pavlovich (1981 - 1985);

Belov Yuri Pavlovich (1985 - 1987);
Agafonov Viktor Pavlovich (1987 - 1988);

Dolotov Alexey Ivanovich (1988 - 1990);
Chirkov Valery Vasilievich (1990 - 11.1992);
Sokolov Nikolay Sergeevich (03.11.1992 - 03.11.1994).

squadrons:

4th Red Banner Order of Ushakov, 1st class, submarine squadron
Based: Polyarny.
Story: created on the basis of the 33rd division of the Northern Fleet submarine on July 15, 1961, consisting of 161, 96, 69, 211 brigades. Reformed on September 1, 1995 into the 40th submarine division of the Kola Flotilla.
Compound:(as of 1982)
161st brigade (1961 - 1985...);
211th brigade (1961 - 1968...);
69th brigade (1961 - 1984...);
96th brigade (1961 - 1982...);
42nd brigade (19?? - 19??);
190th division of repair submarines (1961 - 19??).
Commanders:
Yamshchikov Nikolai Ivanovich (07.1961 - 09.1964);
Baranov Nikolai Mikhailovich (09.1964 - 01.1967);
Egorov Sergey Grigorievich (01.1967 - 02.1969);
Romanenko Petr Nikolaevich (02.1969 - 11.1972, rear adm.);
Shadrich Oleg Petrovich (11.1972 - 12.1974);
Chernavin Lev Davydovich (12.1974 - 05.1979);
Paramonov Vasily Alekseevich (05.1979 - 10.1982, rear adm.);
Shalygin Gennady Ivanovich (10.1982 - 10.1984);
Larionov Vitaly Petrovich (10.1984 - 10.1988);
Malyarchuk Bogdan Mikhailovich (10/29/1988 - 02/19/1992);
Suchkov Gennady Aleksandrovich (02.1992 - 29.12.1994);
Svintsov Alexander Vasilievich (12.1994 - 08.1995).
Chiefs of Staff:
Evseev Ivan Aleksandrovich (07.1961 - 10.1964, cap. 1st rank);
Zhuiko Ivan Iosifovich (10.1964 - 09.1966, rear adm.);
Romanenko Petr Nikolaevich (09.1966 - 02.1969, cap. 1st rank);
Shadrich Oleg Petrovich (02.1969 - 11.1972, cap. 1st rank);
Chernavin Lev Davydovich (11.1972 - 12.1974, cap. 1st rank);
Pargamon Ivan Nikolaevich (12.1974 - 08.1978, cap. 1st rank);
Kuzmin Anatoly Alekseevich (08.1978 - 03.1981, rear adm.);
Larionov Vitaly Petrovich (03.1981 - 09.1984, rear adm.);
Berezin Yuri Valentinovich (09.1984 - 07.1986, cap. 1st rank;
Malyarchuk Bogdan Mikhailovich (07/23/1986 - 10/29/1988, cap. 1st rank);
Suchkov Gennady Aleksandrovich (10.1988 - 02.1992, rear adm.);
Svintsov Alexander Vasilievich (02.1992 - 12.1994, cap. 1st rank);
Egorov Evgeniy Vladimirovich (12.1994 - 08.1995, cap. 1st rank).

9th Submarine Squadron
Based: lip Hurray.
Story: The squadron was created on July 15, 1961 on the basis of the 7th submarine division consisting of 4 brigades: 162, 297, 42 and 49. Reformed on December 1, 1994 in the Vidyayevo basing area.
Compound:(as of 1961)
162nd Brigade;
42nd Brigade (1961 - 04/22/1982 reassigned to the Kola Flotilla);
49th Brigade (Project 633) (1961 - 19??);
162nd Brigade (1961 - 19??);
297th Brigade (1961 - 19??);
46th brigade (project 633) (19?? - 19??).
(as of 1980)
35th Division (10.1969 to 01/23/1990 - disbanded);
28th Reserve Submarine Division (disbanded from 03/09/1978 to 12/10/1991);
7th Division (05/18/1982 to 10/1994 - transferred to the 1st Flotilla);
50th Division (06/01/1984 to 12/30/1992 - disbanded).;
6th Division (01.10.1991 to 10.1994 - disbanded);
346 division of submarines decommissioned (sf.12.1992).
Commanders:
Grishin Fedor Nikitovich (06.1961 - 05.1962, rear adm.);
Bodarevsky Yuri Sergeevich (05/12/1962 - 1964);
Kabanov Ivan Petrovich (1964 - 1969, cap. 1st rank);
Dronin Petr Stepanovich (1969 - 12.1971);
Samoilov Vladimir Aleksandrovich (12/11/1971 - 07/23/1973);
Mironov Sergey Anatolyevich (07.1973 - 09.1976);
Egorov Gennady Vasilievich (09/02/1976 - 07/1982, rear adm.);
Kalashnikov Vladimir Alekseevich (07/12/1982 - 12/1987, rear adm.);
Shevchenko Anatoly Ivanovich (December 30, 1987 - 1994, rear adm.).
Chiefs of Staff:
Bodarevsky Yuri Sergeevich (06.1961 - 05.12.1962);
Romanenko Petr Nikolaevich (05.1962 - 10.1965);
Bulygin Anatoly Fedorovich (10.1965 - 08.1969, cap. 1st rank);
Samoilov Vladimir Alexandrovich (08/13/1969 - 12/11/1971);
Mironov Sergey Anatolyevich (12.1971 - 1973);
Malyarchuk Viktor Stepanovich (1973 - 1980);

Deryugin Gennady Alexandrovich (1981-1987);
Busyrev Valery Mikhailovich (10.1987 - 1989);

Ermakov Nikolay Vasilievich (1989-1994).

11th Submarine Squadron
Based:
Story: On September 1, 2002, the 1st Submarine Flotilla was reorganized into the 11th Squadron. In February 2010, it was disbanded in connection with the creation of the Northern Fleet Submarine Forces.
Compound:
7th Division; 11th Division; 18th division, Vidyayevo base area, Zaozersk submarine force base.
Commanders:
Smelkov Alexander Fedorovich (01.09.2001 - 03.2007..., vice adm.).
Chiefs of Staff:
Kuzmin Sergey Viktorovich (09/23/2002 - 06/2006);
Farkov Sergey Alekseevich (06.2006 - 11.2007);

Mukhametshin Igor Temirbulatovich (11.2007 - ???, rear adm.).

12th Submarine Squadron
Based: Saida lip.
Story: 07/15/1961 The 8th division was reorganized into the 12th squadron, which included the 16th, 18th divisions, 22nd and 212th brigades. 03.1963 The 31st division became part of the squadron and was relocated from Zapadnaya Litsa Bay to Sayda Bay. In 12.1969, the 3rd submarine flotilla was formed on the basis of the squadron. December 14 is the flotilla holiday. At the same time, the 19th division was formed and became part of the 3rd flotilla.
Compound:
13th Division;
16th Division;
18th Division;
19th Division;
24th Division;
31st Division;
22nd Brigade;
212th Brigade;
Commanders:
Egorov Georgy Mikhailovich (08.1961 - 04.1963);
Rybalko Leonid Filippovich (04.1963 - 1964);
Globa Yakov Nikolaevich (1964 - 1967);
Kichev Vasily Grigorievich (1967 - 02.1969, rear adm.);
Nevolin Georgy Lukich (02.1969 - 12.1969, rear adm.).
Chiefs of Staff:
Baranov Nikolai Mikhailovich (1961 - 1961);
Nevolin Georgy Lukich (06.1961 - 02.1969, rear adm.);
Uskov Ivan Fedorovich (03/17/1969 - 12/1969, cap. 1st rank).

12th Submarine Squadron (second formation)
Based: Saida.
Story: 09/01/2002 - The 3rd flotilla of the Northern Fleet submarine was reorganized into the 12th squadron. Composition: 24, 31 divisions, Gadzhievskaya submarine force base. In February 2010, it was disbanded in connection with the creation of the Northern Fleet Submarine Forces.
Commanders:
Maksimov Nikolay Mikhailovich (09.2002 - 08.2005);
Korolev Vladimir Ivanovich (2005 - 11.2007);

Farkov Sergey Alekseevich (11.2007 - 2009);

Volozhinsky Andrey Olgertovich (2009 - ...);

Ryabukhin Andrey Vladimirovich (..., rear adm.).

Chiefs of Staff:
Korolev Vladimir Ivanovich (09.2002 - 08.2005);
Volozhinsky Andrey Olgerdovich (08.2005 - 2007).

20th Submarine Squadron
Based: Said's lip..
Story: formed in July 1962 for deployment in Cuba. Included the 18th Division (Project 629 - 7 submarines K-36, K-91, K-93, K-110, K-113, K-118, K-153) and the 69th Brigade (Project 641 - 4 submarines: B-4, B-36, B-59, B-130).
Commanders:
Rybalko Leonid Filippovich (07.1962 - 12.1962, rear adm.).

Chief of staff:

Baranov Nikolai Mikhailovich (08.1962 - 12.1962).

divisions:

3rd Submarine Division
Based: Malaya Lopatkina Bay, from 1962 - Bolshaya Lopatkina Bay in Western Litsa, from 09/12/1981 - Gremikha (Ostrovnoy settlement), headquarters - Bolshaya Lopatka.
Story: Formed - 06.1961 as part of the 1st flotilla. In September 1981, it was transferred to the 11th flotilla and relocated to the village. Ostrovny. In June 1994, after reorganization, ships and officers of the headquarters of the 41st DiPL were included in the division. In September 1995, the first formation of nuclear submarines was disbanded. etc.: 627, 671, 671rt, 705, 705k;
Commanders:
Maslov Vladimir Petrovich (1961 - 1964);
Ignatov Nikolai Konstantinovich (1964 - 1969);
Mikhailovsky Arkady Petrovich (1969, rear adm.);
Volovik Fedor Stepanovich (1969 - 04/19/1973, rear adm.);
Chernov Evgeniy Dmitrievich (04/19/1973 - 06/11/1976, rear adm.);
Khramtsov Viktor Mikhailovich (06/11/1976 - 1977, rear adm.);
Gorev Viktor Alekseevich (1977 - 1984, rear adm.);
Yamkov Vladimir Dmitrievich (1984 - 1989, cap. 1st rank);
Titarenko Georgy Alexandrovich (10.1989 - 07.1992);
Polyukhovich Gennady Ivanovich (07/01/1992 - 12/01/1994, rear adm.);
Karamyshev Alexander Mikhailovich (12.1994 - 09.1995, cap. 1st rank).
Chiefs of Staff:
Renzaev Nikolay Fedorovich (1961 - 1963);
Komarov Oleg Borisovich (1963 - 07.1965);
Chernavin Vladimir Nikolaevich (07.1965 - 1967, cap. 2nd rank);
Borisov Vladimir Stepanovich (1967 - 07.1968, cap. 1st rank);
Volovik Fedor Stepanovich (07.1968 - 1969, cap. 1st rank);
Egorov Gennady Vasilievich (1969 - 08.1971);
Chernov Evgeniy Dmitrievich (02.08.1971 - 19.04.1973, cap. 1st rank);
Zhukov Anatoly Yakovlevich (1973 - 1974);

Baranovsky Valentin Yakovlevich (1974 - 1978);
Gashkevich Boguslav-Edward Vladislavovich (1978-1980);
Baranovsky Valentin Yakovlevich (1980-06.1981);
Nikitin Vladimir Vladimirovich (06.1981 - 11.1986);
Titarenko Georgy Alexandrovich (11.1986 - 10.1989);
Polyukhovich Gennady Ivanovich (10.10.1989 - 01.07.1992);
Stepanov Alexander Yurievich (07.1992 - 12.1994);
Khotyan Valery Vasilievich (12.1994 - 09.1995, cap. 1st rank).

Lit: Submarine fleet: collection. No. 7. (40th anniversary of the 3rd division) - Without edition, 2001. - 56 p.; Typhoon: military - technical almanac. Special issue. ed. V.V. Osintsev. - To the 40th anniversary of the creation of the 3rd PLA division. 2001

6th Submarine Division
Based: Zapadnaya Litsa Bay, in 1991 transferred to Vidyaevo.
Story: created - 08/01/1978. On October 1, 1991, the division became part of the 9th submarine squadron. Disbanded - 10/01/1994. Boats of Project 705 were first transferred to the 33rd Division (remained in Western Litsa after the 6th Division was transferred to Vidyaevo), and the rest were transferred to the 7th Division.
Compound: submarines of projects 705, 671RTM, 945, 945A, 685.
Commanders:
Volkov Viktor Yakovlevich (08/31/1978 - 08/28/1982, rear adm.);
Faleev Oleg Mikhailovich (08/28/1982 - 10/09/1985, cap. 1st rank);
Prusakov Vladimir Timofeevich (09.10.1985 - 13.07.1988, rear adm.);
Shkiryatov Oleg Timofeevich (07/13/1988 - 12/19/1991, rear adm.);
Kuznetsov Mikhail Yurievich (12/19/1991 - 06/20/1994, cap. 1st rank).
Chiefs of Staff:
Margulis Petr Matveevich (06/26/1979 - 08/28/1983, cap. 1st rank);
Volkov Nikolay Vladimirovich (02.08.1983 - 03.09.1986, cap. 1st rank);
Mazin Nikolai Ivanovich (11/10/1986 - 07/23/1987, cap. 1st rank);
Kolyada Boris Grigorievich (07/23/1987 - 08/17/1988, cap. 1st rank);
Katukhin Leonid Fedorovich (08/17/1988 - 05/29/1992, cap. 1st rank);
Avlastimov Valery Georgievich (07/24/1992 - 12/30/1994, cap. 1st rank).

Lit: Sixth Submarine Division of the Northern Fleet. St. Petersburg: Typhoon, 2003

7th Submarine Division
Based: lip Hurray.
Story: On July 31, 1958, the formation of the division's command and control began according to the decision of the General Staff of the Navy, consisting of the 162nd and 297th BPL. In June 1961 it was reorganized into the 9th submarine squadron.
Commanders:
Grishin Fedor Nikitovich (11.1958 - 06.1961, rear adm.).
Chiefs of Staff:
Petelin Alexander Ivanovich (1958 - 1959, cap. 1st rank);
Bodarevsky Yuri Sergeevich (1959 - 06.1961, cap. 1st rank).

7th Submarine Division (second formation)
Based: Since 1965 - Malaya Lopatkina Bay. From 08 - 10.1973 - Nerpichya Bay (Western Litsa). Since 1980 - Ara Bay (Vidyaevo village).
Story: Formed on 08/08/1965 and equipped with Project 675 boats. On December 1, 1982 (based on the directive of the General Staff of the Navy of May 5, 1982), the division was transferred from the 1st flotilla to the 9th squadron based in Ara Bay. Since 1994 as part of the 1st flotilla. On October 1, 1994, on the basis of the ships of the 6th and 7th divisions of the squadron, the 7th division was formed in a new composition with a location in Ara Bay. Etc. 675, 671RTM, 945, 949A.
Commanders:
Sokolov Nikolai Semenovich (09.1965 - 02.1969);
Karavashkin Valentin Stepanovich (02.1969 - 12.1973, rear adm.);
Makarov Konstantin Valentinovich (12.1973 - 11.1975, rear adm.);
Kalashnikov Vladimir Alekseevich (11.1975 - 07.1980, rear adm.);
Patrushev Yuri Nikolaevich (07.1980 - 07.1982);
Tolokonnikov Mikhail Grigorievich (07.1982 - 10.1984);
Busyrev Valery Mikhailovich (10.1984 - 10.1987);
Borodich Evgeniy Andreevich (10.1987 - 02.1992);
Burtsev Oleg Veniaminovich (02.1992 - 06.1994);
Kuznetsov Mikhail Yurievich (06/20/1994 - 01/26/2002, rear adm.);
Kuzmin Sergey Viktorovich (04/08/2002 - 09/23/2002, rear adm.);
Fedotenkov Alexander Nikolaevich (23.09.2002 - 08.2005, cap. 1st rank);
Maryasov Nikolay Venediktovich (08.2005 - 2007);
Yuldashev Alexander Yuryevich (2007 - 10.2009, rear adm.);

Dubkov Igor Mikhailovich (10.2009-..., rear adm.).
Chiefs of Staff:
Karavashkin Valentin Stepanovich (02.1965 - 01.1969, cap. 1st rank);
Ananiashvili Boris Anatolyevich (01.1969 - 01.1971, cap. 1st rank);
Makarov Konstantin Valentinovich (01.1971 - 12.1973, cap. 1st rank);
Morozov Konstantin Valentinovich (12.1973 - 09.1977, cap. 1st rank);
Osipov Boris Anatolyevich (09.1977 - 06.1984, cap. 1st rank);
Shkiryatov Oleg Timofeevich (06.1984 - 10.1986, cap. 1st rank);
Borodich Evgeniy Andreevich (10.1986 - 10.1987, cap. 1st rank);
Saprykin Yuri Grigorievich (10.1987 - 02.1990, cap. 1st rank);
Burtsev Oleg Veniaminovich (02.1990 - 08.1993, cap. 1st rank);
Kobelev Viktor Vasilievich (08.1993 - 09.1996, cap. 1st rank);
Farkov Sergey Alekseevich (09.1996 - 09.1997. cap. 1st rank);
Bagryantsev Vladimir Tikhonovich (09.1997 - 08.12.2000 died on the Kursk submarine, cap. 1st rank);
Fedotenkov Alexander Nikolaevich (2000 - 09/23/2002, cap. 1st rank);
Yuldashev Alexander Yurievich (09.2002 - 2007, cap. 1st rank);

Volkov Vladimir Viktorovich (2007 - 08.2009...).

Lit: Seventh Submarine Division of the Northern Fleet. St. Petersburg: Typhoon, 2005;

8th Submarine Division
Based: Saida lip.
Story: On September 30, 1959, on the basis of the 22nd separate brigade, the command of the 8th division was formed, subordinate to the commander of the submarine forces of the Northern Fleet. The division included 22 and 25 brigades, auxiliary vessels and support vessels. On July 29, 1960, the 212th brigade was included in the division. 07/15/1961 was reorganized into the 12th squadron, subordinate to the commander of the Northern Fleet.
Commanders:
Egorov Georgy Mikhailovich (09.1959 - 07.1961, cap. 1st rank).
Chiefs of Staff:
Globa Yakov Nikolaevich (09.1959 - 1960, cap. 1st rank);
Baranov Nikolai Mikhailovich (1960 - 07.1961).

11th Submarine Division
Based: Lopatkina lip (Western Litsa).
Story: formed - 07/17/1963. On December 17, 1982, the 11th submarine division was given the honorary name “In the Name of the 60th Anniversary of the USSR.” Ave. 675, 670 from 1980 - 949.
Commanders:
Renzaev Nikolay Fedorovich (07.1963 - 1966, rear adm.);
Maslov Vladimir Petrovich (1966 - 1968);
Ponikarovsky Valentin Nikolaevich (1968 - 07.1971, rear adm.);
Golosov Rudolf Alexandrovich (07/16/1971 - 1974, rear adm.);
Mochalov Vladimir Vasilievich (1974 - 1977, rear adm.);
Tomko Egor Andreevich (1977 - 1984, cap. 1st rank);
Naletov Innokenty Innokentievich (1984 - 1987);
Petrenko Igor Yakovlevich (1987 - 06.1991);
Motsak Mikhail Vasilievich (06.1991 - 08.1993);
Novikov Alexander Viktorovich (08.1993 - 1995);
Filatov Valery Petrovich (1995 - 1997);
Kuznetsov Mikhail Yurievich (1997 - 1997, rear adm.);
Kurov Sergey Germanovich (1997 - 05.2003 - 2004, rear adm.);
Farkov Sergey Alekseevich (2004 - 06.2006).
Mukhametshin Igor Temirbulatovich (06.2006 - 2008, cap. 1st rank);

Vorobyov Vladimir Mikhailovich (2008 - 2009, cap. 1st rank).

Chiefs of Staff:
Chistyakov Nikolay Fedorovich (07.1963 - 1964);
Mikhailovsky Arkady Petrovich (1964 - 1968, cap. 1st rank);
Dudin Vasily Ivanovich (1968 - 1971);
Semenov Vladimir Georgievich (1971 - 07.1972, cap. 1st rank);
Ketov Rurik Alexandrovich (1972 - 1974);
Tomko Egor Andreevich (1974 - 1975, cap. 1st rank);
Yasenevenko Viktor Grigorievich (1975 - 1976);
Tomko Egor Andreevich (1976 - 1977);
Zgursky Stanislav Yakovlevich (1977 - 1978, cap. 1st rank);
Yasenevenko Viktor Grigorievich (1978 - 12.1980, cap. 1st rank);
Burlev Vladimir Fedorovich (1980 - 1986);
Sorokin Viktor Alexandrovich (1986 - 04.1989);
Kulakov Sergey Vitalievich (04/08/1989 - 12/19/1991);
Kurov Sergey Germanovich (12.1991 - 1997);
Farkov Sergey Alekseevich (1997 - 2000);
Korolev Yuri Alexandrovich (2000 - 2007);

Liina Viktor Nikolaevich (2007 - 2008);

Nelga Alexander Alexandrovich (2008 - ???).

Lit: 11th anti-aircraft division of the nuclear submarine Northern Fleet on the threshold of the 21st century. Western Faces. 2000; 35 years of the anti-aircraft division of nuclear submarines of the Northern Fleet. 1998; 40 years of glorious years of the anti-aircraft division of nuclear submarines of the Northern Fleet. Western Faces. 2003; Eleventh submarine division of the Northern Fleet. St. Petersburg: Typhoon, - 2008; Korablev G.A. From the history of the 11th division of the submarine SF//Typhoon, issue No. 52, pp. 30-35.

13th Submarine Division
Based: Olenya Bay, from 07.1993 in Saida Bay.
Story: formed on the basis of directive No. 319.00362 of the Chief of the General Staff of the USSR Armed Forces dated February 25, 1975. Equipped with boats 667BDRM project. The formation of the department was completed on July 1, 1975 - now considered the anniversary of the division. On July 27, 1975, the division was subordinated to the 3rd flotilla of the Northern Fleet submarine. Disbanded 2000
Commanders:
Pavlov Anatoly Ivanovich (1975 - 1979, rear adm.);
Fedorov Yuri Alexandrovich (1979 - 1983, rear adm.);
Agafonov Viktor Pavlovich (1983 - 1987, rear adm.);
Shilin Yuri Konstantinovich (1987 - 1990, rear adm.);
Makeev Vladimir Mikhailovich (1990 - 1994, rear adm.);
Tregubov Oleg Alexandrovich (1994 - 1999, rear adm.);
Pologiy Ivan Viktorovich (1999 - 2000, cap. 1st rank).
Chiefs of Staff:
Baltin Eduard Dmitrievich (1975 - 1978. Cap. 1st rank);
Zatsepin Mikhail Gavrilovich (1978 - 1980, cap. 1st rank);
Khrenov Evgeniy Viktorovich (1980 - 1983, cap. 1st rank);
Kuznetsov Vladimir Nikolaevich (1983 - 1985, cap. 1st rank);
Berzin Alexander Alexandrovich (06/22/1985 - 11/18/1987, cap. 1st rank);
Dronov Vladimir Nikolaevich (1987 - 1991, cap. 1st rank);
Khandobin Vladimir Alekseevich (1991 - 19??, cap. 1st rank);
Bakaldin Yuri Alexandrovich (19?? - 19??, cap. 1st rank);
Khotyan Valery Vasilievich (19?? - 1997, cap. 1st rank);
Polozhiy Ivan Viktorovich (1997 - 1999, cap. 1st rank);
Ilinykh Mikhail Vasilievich (1999 - 2000, cap. 1st rank; rear adm., from 06/11/2002).

16th Submarine Division
Based: Olenya Bay (since 1961), Liepaja.
Story: formed on the basis of the 140th separate brigade on July 15, 1961. The division headquarters was mainly the headquarters of the 140th brigade. On July 15, 1961 it became part of the 12th squadron. The directive of the General Staff of the Navy of January 30, 1969 transferred the 16th division to the 3rd flotilla, and the directive of July 23, 1976 transferred it to the Baltic Fleet with subordination to the 14th squadron with a deployment to Liepaja. On October 1, 1990, by directive of the General Staff of the Navy, the 16th DiPL was reorganized into the 58th big battalion.
Commanders:
Khomchik Sergey Stepanovich (07/15/1961 - 1962, rear adm.);
Globa Yakov Nikolaevich (1962 - 1964, cap. 1st rank);
Golota Yakov Nikolaevich (1964 - 1968);
Kosov Anatoly Mikhailovich (1968 - 1971);
Matveev Anatoly Petrovich (1971 - 1975);
Chiefs of Staff:
Golota Grigory Emelyanovich (07/15/1961 - 1964, cap. 1st rank);
Semashkevich Felix Borisovich (1964 - 1966);
Kosov Anatoly Mikhailovich (1966 - 1968);
Kurdin Kirill Borisovich (02/16/1968 - 07/29/1969);
Karavaev Boris Aleksandrovich (07/31/1969 - 11/10/1970);
Abramov Klavdiy Konstantinovich (11.1970 - 197?);
Kulikovsky Sergey Evgenievich (...1975...).

Lit: Sixteenth Submarine Division of the Northern Fleet (Baltic Fleet). St. Petersburg: “Typhoon”, 2007.

17th Submarine Division
Based: Gremikha.
Story: 04.1966 - the 14th separate brigade was reorganized into a division. Since 1974 it was part of the 11th flotilla of the Northern Fleet submarine. 12/01/1994 - reorganized into the 319th DnPL. Project 627A, 671RT.
Commanders:
Proskunov Mikhail Grigorievich (04.1966 - 196?, cap. 1st rank);
Renzaev Nikolay Fedorovich (1969, rear adm.);
Shashkov Nikolay Alexandrovich (1971 - 1975, rear adm.);
Ivanov Vitaly Pavlovich (1975 - 1977, rear adm. (future commander of the DKBF);
Loginov Vladimir Pavlovich (1977 - 1981);
Zhdanov Leonid Ivanovich (1981 - 10.1982);
Reshetov Viktor Konstantinovich (10.1982 - 1984);
Shilin Yuri Konstantinovich (1984 - 1987);
Boyarkin Yuri Ivanovich (02.1987 - 12.1988);

Kozintsev Stanislav Nikolaevich (??? - ???).

Chiefs of Staff:
Kalashnikov Yuri Nikolaevich (04.1966 - 1972, cap. 1st rank);
Gorozhin Evgeny Pavlovich (1972 - 1974);

Teslenko Alexander Prokofievich (??? - ???).

18th Submarine Division
Based: Olenya Bay, Sayda Bay, since 1981 in Nerpichya Bay.
Story: Created - 07/09/1961 on the basis of 140 OBrPL. On July 15, 1961, it became part of the 12th squadron of the SF Pl.
In September 1961, the formation's control, headquarters and ships were relocated to GB. Yagelnaya (Gadzhievo village). In 1971, the formation included 7 nuclear submarines, 4 second crews of the nuclear submarine, the Atrek, Tobol and PKZ-81 floating bases. In May 1976, the formation's ships were relocated to the village. Ostrovny. In May 1981, based on a directive from the General Staff of the Navy, the division was included in the 1st flotilla of nuclear submarines based in Nerpichya Bay.
pr. 629, 658M since 1968, 941 since 1982
Commanders:
Parkhomyuk Ivan Lazarevich (08/16/1961 - 10/1964);
Uskov Ivan Fedorovich (10.1964 - 17.03.1969);
Boriseev Nikolay Sergeevich (03/17/1969 - 1973);
Pavlov Anatoly Ivanovich (1973 - 1975);
Zembovsky Evgeny Ivanovich (1975 - 1979, rear adm.);
Pivnev Yuri Valentinovich (1979 - 1985, rear adm.);
Dolotov Alexey Ivanovich (1985 - 1986, rear adm.);
Olkhovikov Alexander Vasilievich (1986 - 1989);
Ivanov Valery Vladimirovich (1989 - 1992);
Suchkov Vladimir Lenislavovich (1992 - 11.1994);
Domnin Vladimir Ivanovich (11.1994 - 10.1998);
Fedorin Vitaly Mikhailovich (09.1998 - 07.2001..., rear adm.);
Ilinykh Mikhail Vasilievich (...04.2004 - 2005, rear adm);
Tkachev Andrey Vladimirovich (2005 - 2007);

Bannykh Mikhail Vladimirovich (2007 - 11.2007);

? (2007 - 2009);

Liina Vik Tor Nikolaevich (2009 - 2010).

Chiefs of Staff:
Zolotukhin Vyacheslav Dmitrievich (08.1961 - 05.1963, cap. 1st rank);
Karavaev Boris Aleksandrovich (05/14/1963 - 10/1967);
Boriseev Nikolay Sergeevich (1967 - 1969);
Grishechkin Anatoly Ivanovich (1969 - 1972);
Nechaev Viktor Mikhailovich (1972 - 1973);
Loginov Vladimir Pavlovich (1973 - 1975);
Pivnev Yuri Stepanovich (1975 - 1979);
Kostyuchenko Igor Semenovich (1979 - 1981);
Orlov Boris Andreevich (1981 - 1984);
Dolotov Alexey Ivanovich (1984 - 1985);
Olkhovikov Alexander Vasilievich (1985 - 1986);
Petrenko Igor Yakovlevich (1986 - 1987);
Ivanov Valery Vladimirovich (1987 - 1989);
Plotnikov Vasily Ivanovich (1989 - 08.1993);
Domnin Vladimir Ivanovich (08.1993 - 11.1994);
Fedorin Vitaly Mikhailovich (11.1994 - 1998);
Zhandarov Sergey Alexandrovich (1998 - 1999);
Ushakov Alexander Vasilievich (1999 - 2001...);
Shpuntov Voldemar Fedorovich (200? - 200?);

Shnyak Sergey Alexandrovich (...2007...).

Lit: Submarine fleet: collection. No. 8. (40th anniversary of the 18th division) - Without edition, 2002. - 56 p.; 40 years of the division of heavy nuclear missile submarines for strategic purposes. Western Faces. 2001

19th Submarine Division
Based: Saida lip.
Story: Created in November 1969. Equipped with Project 667A boats. Disbanded in December 1992
Commanders:
Chernavin Vladimir Nikolaevich (1969 - 1972, cap. 1st rank);
Korobov Vadim Konstantinovich (1972 - 08.1973, rear adm.);
Lobodenko Vilen Vasilievich (08.1973 - 05.1976);
Loikkonen Harry Genrikhovich (05.1976 - 1980, rear adm.);
Poroshin Vasily Alekseevich (1980 - 08.1982, rear adm.);
Shabalin Gennady Aleksandrovich (1982 - 1986, rear adm.);
Patrushev Viktor Vasilievich (1986 - 08.1989, rear adm.);
Popov Vyacheslav Alekseevich (08.1989 - 08.1991, cap. 1st rank);
Lazarev Oleg Nikolaevich (8.1991 - 12.1992).
Chiefs of Staff:
Matveev Anatoly Petrovich (1969 - 05.1970, cap. 1st rank);
Lobodenko Vilen Vasilievich (05.1970 - 08.1973);
Loikkonen Harry Genrikhovich (08.1973 - 05.1976);
Salnikov Leonid Mikhailovich (05.1976 - 197?, cap. 1st rank);
Kuvaldin Oleg Nikolaevich (1980 - 08.1983);
Malov Nikolay Nikolaevich (08.1983 - 05.1987);
Lazarev Oleg Nikolaevich (05.1987 - 1991);
Lashin Alexander Grigorievich (1991 - 1992).

24th Submarine Division
Based: Saida lip.
Story: Created - 10/30/1985. In the early 80s, the Navy command decided to strengthen the integration of strategic nuclear submarines with multi-purpose submarines, entrusting them with the task of ensuring the combat stability of the SN RPL. In pursuance of the decision made, the directive of the General Staff of May 11, 1985 created the management of the 24th submarine division. Organizational formation was completed by the end of 1985. The date October 30 is set as the annual celebration of union. The formation was equipped with second-generation Project 671RT nuclear-powered missile and torpedo submarines transferred from other formations. By the end of 1985, the formation included 7 ships and 3 crews.
Commanders:
Monastyrshin Vladimir Mikhailovich (07.1985 - 10.1987, rear adm.);
Mazin Nikolay Ivanovich (10.1987 - 12.1989, rear adm.);
Bogdanov Boris Sergeevich (12.1989 - 09.1992, rear adm.);
Bliznyuk Sergey Anatolyevich (09.1992 - 06.1996, rear adm.);
Bukin Alexander Nikolaevich (06.1996 - 09.1998, rear adm.);
Burilichev Alexey Vitalievich (09.1998 - 08.2000, cap. 1st rank);
Korolev Vladimir Ivanovich (08.2000 - 03.2002..., cap. 1st rank);
Fedorov Igor Vladimirovich (...02.2003 - 2005, cap. 1st rank, rear adm.);
Minakov Anatoly Nikolaevich (2005 - 2008);

Kochemazov Viktor Nikolaevich (2009 - 2010);

Kabantsov Konstantin Petrovich (2010 - ...).
Chiefs of Staff:
Eremeev Vladimir Zakharievich (08.1985 - 06.1987, cap. 1st rank);
Golovko Vladimir Vladimirovich (07.1987 - 05.1991, cap. 1st rank);
Kostev Igor Georgievich (05.1991 - 12.1992, cap. 1st rank);
Bukin Alexander Nikolaevich (12.1992 - 06.1996, cap. 1st rank);
Burilichev Alexey Vitalievich (06.1996 - 09.1998, cap. 1st rank);
Knipst Alexander Albertovich (09.1998 - 11.1998, cap. 1st rank);
Lyakin Oleg Viktorovich (11.1998 - 02.2004, cap. 1st rank);

Minakov Anatoly Nikolaevich (2004 - 2005, cap. 1st rank);

Kochemazov Viktor Nikolaevich (2005 - 2008);

Kabantsov Konstantin Petrovich (2008 - 2010);

Kotenkov Alexander Yurievich (2010 - ...).

Lit: First anniversary // Marine collection, - No. 11, - 1995, - P.25.

31st Red Banner Submarine Division
Based: Malaya Lopatka Bay, since 1962 - Lopatkina Bay, since 1965 - Sayda Bay.
Story: Formed 07/15/61. by order of the Commander of the Northern Fleet with a base in Malaya Lopatka Bay. In December 1964, a decision was made to redeploy the division to Sayda Bay and reassign it to the 12th Northern Fleet squadron. In 02.1965 it was transferred to Sayda Bay, Yagelnaya Bay (Gazhdievo), and included in the 12th squadron. On 02/23/1978 the division was awarded the Order of the Red Banner.
Ave. 658, 667A, 667B, BDR.
Commanders:
Sorokin Anatoly Ivanovich (07/15/1961 - 1963, vice-adm.);
Shapovalov Vladimir Semenovich (1963 - 1965, rear adm.);
Yushkov Viktor Vladimirovich (1965 - 1968, rear adm.);
Matushkin Lev Alekseevich (1968 - 1973, vice-adm.);
Voronov Yuri Alexandrovich (1973 - 1976, rear adm.);
Fedorov Yuri Alexandrovich (1976 - 1980, rear adm.);
Litvinov Ivan Nikitovich (1980 - 1983, rear adm.);
Petelin Alexander Alexandrovich (1983 - 1985, cap. 1st rank);
Kuznetsov Vladimir Nikolaevich (1985 - 1987, rear adm.);
Berzin Alexander Alexandrovich (11/18/1987 - 07/13/1990, rear adm.);
Sukhachev Yuri Alexandrovich (1990 - 1993, rear adm.);
Simonenko Sergey Viktorovich (1993 - 04.1996, rear adm.);
Maksimov Nikolay Mikhailovich (04.1996 - 1998, cap. 1st rank);
Lebedev Vladimir Mikhailovich (1998 - ..., rear adm.);
Volozhinsky Andrey Olgertovich (12/26/2002 - 11/2005, cap. 1st rank);
Ryabukhin Andrey Vladimirovich (2005 - 2007);

Moiseev Alexander Alekseevich (2007 - 2010, cap. 1st rank);

Korablev Andrey Mikhailovich (2010 - ...).

Chiefs of Staff:
Shapovalov Vladimir Semenovich (07/15/1961 - 1963, cap. 2nd rank);
Ignatov Nikolai Konstantinovich (1963 - 1964, cap. 1st rank);
Yushkov Viktor Vladimirovich (1964 - 1965);
Matushkin Lev Alekseevich (1965 - 1968);
Korobov Vadim Konstantinovich (1968 - 1973);
Voronov Yuri Alexandrovich (1972 - 1973);
Anokhin Ronald Alexandrovich (1973 - 1975);
Poroshin Igor Evgenievich (1975 - 1979);
Petelin Alexander Alexandrovich (1979 - 1983);
Chirkov Valery Vasilievich (1983 - 1986);
Sukhachev Yuri Alexandrovich (1986 - 1988);
Skobelev Vitaly Alexandrovich (1988 - 1990);
Gorbov Grigory Grigorievich (1990 - 1993);
Perminov Gennady Sergeevich (1993 - 1995);
Chistyakov Vladimir Vadimovich (1995 - 1998);
Safronov Sergey Gennadievich (1998 - 2000);
Ilinykh Mikhail Vasilievich (2000 - 2001);
Volozhinsky Andrey Olgertovich (2001 - 12/26/2002, cap. 1st rank);
Bannykh Mikhail Vladimirovich (12.2002 - 03.2005..., cap. 1st rank).

33rd Red Banner Order of Ushakov Submarine Division
Based: Catherine's harbor.
Story: formed on the basis of the Northern Fleet submarine brigade on March 15, 1951. 07/15/1961 - reorganized into the 4th squadron.
Compound
96th Brigade (19?? - 19??);
161st Brigade (1951 - 19??);
162nd brigade (1951 - 1957 in Vidyaevo);
211th Brigade (1959 - 19??).
Commanders:
Augustinovich Mikhail Petrovich (03.1951 - 11.1951, rear adm.);
Egorov Nikolai Efimovich (11.1951 - 11.1952, rear adm.);
Polikarpov Ivan Aleksandrovich (11.1952 - 1956, rear adm.);
Kudryashov Gennady Trofimovich (1956 - 1957, rear adm.);
Gorozhankin Alexander Vasilievich (1957 - 08.1960, rear adm.);
Yamshchikov Nikolai Ivanovich (08.1960 - 07.1961, rear adm.).
Chiefs of Staff:
Egorov Nikolai Efimovich (03.1951 - 11.1951, cap. 1st rank);
Kabo Isaac Solomonovich (11.1951 - 07.1953, cap. 1st rank);
Lukin Nikolai Grigorievich (07.1953 - 10.1954, cap. 1st rank);
Makarenkov Grigory Filippovich (10.1954 - 05.1956, cap. 1st rank);
Gorozhankin Alexander Vasilievich (05.1956 - 12.1957, cap. 1st rank);
Yamshchikov Nikolai Ivanovich (12.1957 - 08.1960);
Evseev Ivan Alexandrovich (08.1960 - 07.1961).

Lit: Chernavin L.D., Kautsky I.A. The Red Banner Order of Ushakov I degree formation of submarines of the Red Banner Northern Fleet is 70 years old // Submarine Fleet. - 2003. - No. 10. - P.66 - 74.; Red Banner Order of Ushakov 1st degree formation of submarines of the Northern Fleet. St. Petersburg: Typhoon, 2003.

33rd Submarine Division (second formation)
Based: Nerpichya Bay, since 1974 Lopatkina Bay.
Story: Created on January 5, 1973 and equipped with Project 671RT boats. In the 80s it was re-equipped with project 671 RTM boats. On May 8, 1985, the 33rd Submarine Division was awarded the Certificate of Honor of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR. Disbanded 2001
Commanders:
Pushkin Alexander Sergeevich (1972 or 06/18/1974 - 11/23/1977);
Volkov Viktor Yakovlevich (11/23/1977 - 08/31/1978);

Baranovsky Valentin Yakovlevich (1978 - 1980);

Yasenevenko Viktor Grigorievich (01/06/1981 - 09/23/1983);

Shevchenko Anatoly Ivanovich (1983 - 12.1987, cap. 1st rank, rear adm.);
Chebotarevsky Ravkat Zagidulovich (1987 - 1990, rear adm.);
Isak Valery Vladimirovich (1990 - 199?, cap. 1st rank);
Smelkov Alexander Fedorovich (...1994..., rear adm.);
Agafonov Valery Nikolaevich (11.1997 - 04.2000);
Kuzmin Sergey Viktorovich (04/06/2000 - 04/08/2002).
Chiefs of Staff:
Pushkin Alexander Sergeevich (October 30, 1972 - June 18, 1974);
Kalashnikov Vladimir Alekseevich (06.1974 - 11.1975);
Volkov Viktor Yakovlevich (11.1975 - 1977);
Reshetov Viktor Konstantinovich (1977 - 1981);
Faleev Oleg Mikhailovich (09/10/1981 - 08/28/1982);
Eremeev Vladimir Zakharievich (198? - 08.1985);
Chebotarevsky Ravkat Zagidulovich (08.1985 - 1987);
Smelkov Alexander Fedorovich (198? - 199?);
..?.. (19?? - 1994);
Agafonov Valery Nikolaevich (1994 - 1997);
Kolesnichenko Vyacheslav Georgievich (11/27/1997 - 08/03/2001).

35th Submarine Division
Based: Malaya Lopatka Bay (Zapadnaya Litsa settlement), since 10.1969 in Ura Bay.
Story: formed - 03/17/1964. From August 1964 to October 24, 1969 as part of the 1st flotilla of the Northern Fleet submarine. Since 1969, as part of the 9th submarine squadron. December 15, 1990 - the submarine division control was disbanded. Project 651.
Commanders:
Egorov Sergey Grigorievich (1964 - 196?, Rear Adm.);
Spiridonov Emil Nikolaevich (196? - 1969, rear adm.);
Karachev Ivan Ivanovich (197? - 1974, rear adm.);
Kozyr Vitaly Viktorovich (1974 - 1977, cap. 1st rank);
Gavrenkov Vladimir Mikhailovich (1977 - 06.1982, rear adm.);
Vedernikov Yuri Nikolaevich (06.1982 - 12.1984, rear adm.);
Malyarchuk Bogdan Mikhailovich (12/28/1984 - 07/23/1986, rear adm.);
Orlov Petr Stepanovich (07.1986 - 198?, cap. 1st rank);
Tsvetov Boris Konstantinovich (198? - 1995, cap. 1st rank).
Chiefs of Staff:
Ehrlich Robert Davidovich (1964 - 196?);
Kalashnikov Nikolai Nikolaevich (196? - 1969);
Kolesnikov Vasily M.(?) (1969 - 1972);
Kozyr Vitaly Viktorovich (1972 - 1974);
Tsirulnikov Vadim Naumovich (1974 - 197?);
Vedernikov Yuri Nikolaevich (197? - 06.1982);
Orlov Petr Stepanovich (06.1982 - 07.1986);
Tsvetov Boris Konstantinovich (07.1986 - 1988);
Malashevich Alexey Mikhailovich (1988 - 1995).

40th Red Banner Order of Ushakov 1st degree submarine division
Based: Catherine's harbor.
Story: formed on the basis of the 4th squadron on September 1, 1995, reorganized on 12.2001 into the 161st brigade.
Compound:
69th Brigade;
161st brigade.
Commanders:
Svintsov Alexander Vasilievich (08.1995 - 12.1995, rear adm.);
Egorov Evgeniy Vladimirovich (12.1995 - 05.1999, rear adm.);
Yashchuk Vladimir Stepanovich (05.1999 - 01.12.2001, rear adm.).
Chiefs of Staff:
Egorov Evgeniy Vladimirovich (09.1995 - 12.1995, cap. 1st rank);
Semenov Sergey Alexandrovich (12.1995 - 11.2001, cap. 1st rank).

41st Submarine Division
Based: Saida Bay, since 1974 - Gremikha.
Story: According to the directive of the National Guard of the Northern Fleet dated February 21, 1973, the formation of the command of 41 divisions began on the basis of the 3rd flotilla. 05/15/1974 was withdrawn from the flotilla and transferred to Gremikha. Equipped with Project 667B boats. Disbanded in July - August 1994. Ships and headquarters officers were transferred to the 3rd Division.
Commanders:
Korobov Vadim Konstantinovich (1973 - 10.1974, rear adm.);
Ustyantsev Alexander Mikhailovich (10.1974 - 1976, rear adm.);
Frolov Viktor Pavlovich (1976 - 1980, rear adm. );
Baltin Eduard Dmitrievich (1980 - 1982, rear adm. );

Belov Yuri Pavlovich (1982- 1984, rear adm. );

Bezkorovaynyy Vladimir Gerasimovich (1984 - 1988, rear adm. - commander of the Ukrainian Navy);
Chirkov Valery Vasilievich (05.1988 - 05.1990, rear adm. );
Sokolov Nikolay Sergeevich (05/17/1990 - 11/03/1992, rear adm.);

Shchegolev Vyacheslav Mikhailovich (1992 -1993, rear adm.);

Karamyshev Alexander Mikhailovich (1993 - 1995).

Chiefs of Staff:
Ustyantsev Alexander Mikhailovich (1973 - 1974, cap. 1st rank);

Shaurov Alexander Alekseevich (1974 - 1976);

Belov Yuri Pavlovich (1976 - 1978);

Bezkorovayny Vladimir Gerasimovich (1982 - 1984);

Shilin Yuri Konstantinovich (1984 - 1987);

Shchegolev Vyacheslav Mikhailovich (1987 - 1989);

Karamyshev Alexander Mikhailovich (1989 - 1992?).

50th Submarine Division
Based: Ara lip.
History: On June 1, 1984, the 50th Division was formed with its base at Ara Bay as part of the 9th Squadron. On December 30, 1992, the 50th Division redesignated the 346th Loading Boat Division. The submarines were transferred to the 7th Division.
Commanders:
Gorbunov Alexander Vasilievich (1984 - 1987);
Ermakov Nikolay Vasilievich (1987 - 1989);
Lagir Vyacheslav Mikhailovich (1989 - 1992).
Chiefs of Staff:
Ermakov Nikolay Vasilievich (1984 - 1987);

? (1987 - 1992).

brigades:

8th separate submarine brigade
Based: Krasheninnikov Bay.
Story: formed in 1956 in the Northern Fleet for transfer along the NSR as part of the EON-66 submarine. (613 and 611 Ave.). Upon arrival in Kamchatka, she became part of the 10th submarine division. In the 80s as part of the Kamchatka flotilla.
Commanders:
Kamensky Vladimir Sergeevich (1956 - 10.1957, cap. 1st rank).
Chiefs of Staff:
Temin Alexander Borisovich (1956 - 19??, cap. 1st rank).

14th separate submarine brigade
Based: Gremikha since 07.1956.
Story: Created in 1956 on the basis of the 33rd division. 1965 - S-159, S-231, S-263, S-276, S-345 pr.613. In 1966 it was reorganized into the 17th division.
Commanders:
Garvalinsky Vladislav Matveevich (1955 - 1959, cap. 1st rank);
Maslov Fedor Ivanovich (1959 - 1960 ..., cap. 1st rank);

? (... - 1966).

Chiefs of Staff:
Andyshev (1955 - ...);

Gerasimov Lev Nikolaevich (1955 - 1956 ID);

Romanenko Petr Nikolaevich (06.1959 - 06.1960);
Kupriyanov Lev Nikolaevich (06.1960 - 196?);
Pargamon Ivan Nikolaevich (06.1963 - 1966, cap. 1st rank).

22nd Submarine Brigade
Based: Saida Bay, from 07.1964 - Liepaja.
Story: formed on 06.1956. On 09.1959, the command of the 8th division was formed on the basis of the brigade. And the 22nd brigade became part of it. In 1964, the brigade was transferred to the Baltic Fleet and became part of the 37th submarine division. On 11/1976 it became part of the 14th submarine squadron. Disbanded in 1994. At the end of the 70s, the brigade included: S-300, S-362, S-15, S-341, S-406, S-154, S-159, S-289, S-349, S-268, S -277.
Commanders:
Lunin Nikolai Alexandrovich (05.1956 - 01.1957, cap. 1st rank);

Globa Yakov Nikolaevich (01.1957 - 09.1959);

Lazarev Georgy Vasilievich (1960 - 1962);
Grigoriev Vasily Vasilievich (1962 - 196?, cap. 1st rank);

Chiefs of Staff:
Zhuiko Ivan Iosifovich (07.1956 - 01.1957, cap. 1st rank);

25th Submarine Brigade
Based: Catherine Harbor, in 1959 (?) - Saida Bay, Kronstadt.
Story: created in 1956 on the basis of the 156th UDnPL. Disbanded in 1963. In September 1959, it became part of the newly formed 8th Division, and included the submarine 613 pr.
Commanders:
Kovalenko Georgy Danilovich (1957 - 1958);
Kichev Vasily Grigorievich (1958 - 1960);
Nevolin Georgy Lukich (1960 - 1962).
Chiefs of Staff:
Maslov Vladimir Petrovich (1958 - 02.1960);
Ananiashvili Boris Anatolyevich (02/17/1960 - 08/27/1962).

28th separate submarine brigade
Based: Severodvinsk.
Story: Created - ? Disbanded in May 1960, moved to Liinakhamari, where the 42nd submarine brigade was created on its base.
Commanders:
Sheloputov Vasily Nikiforovich (1959 - 05.1960, cap. 1st rank).

29th separate submarine brigade
Based: Deer lip.
Story: created 12/29/1979
Commanders:
Dronov Vladimir Nikolaevich (1992 - 2002, rear adm.);
Frolov Alexander Fedorovich (2002 - 2004);
Gritsevich Nikolai Alexandrovich (2004 - 2008...).
Chiefs of Staff:
Dronov Vladimir Nikolaevich (1991 - 1992);

Frolov Alexander Fedorovich (...1999 - 2002, cap. 1st rank).

42nd separate submarine brigade
Based: 04/28/1960 came from the city of Severodvinsk to the village of Liinakhamari.
Story: The separate 42nd brigade was formed on May 4, 1960 on the basis of the 73rd separate submarine division and the 28th separate submarine brigade, stationed in Liinakhamari and Severodvinsk with a permanent base in the village of Liinakhamari. Since 1975, as part of the 9th submarine squadron. April 22, 1982 - the submarine brigade (Linnahamari village) was reassigned to the commander of the Kola Flotilla. Disbanded 08.1995
Compound:(pr. 613, 611, 641, 641B). S-98, S-157, S-160, S-232, S-376, S-380, S-381, S-382, S-217, S-172, S-168, S-161, S- 185, C-147. From 1977 to 1986, the brigade was replenished with Project 641 submarine: B-94, B-7, B-34, B-46, B-31, B-130, B-2, B-103, B-98, B- 9, B-825, B-854. Since 1991, submarines pr.641B began to arrive: B-396, B-303, B-30, B-307, B-312, B-225, B-443, B-319.
Commanders:
Romanenko Petr Nikolaevich (06.1960 - 08.1961, cap. 1st rank);
Ignatov Nikolai Konstantinovich (08.1961 - 08.1962, cap. 1st rank);
Grekov Vasily Savelievich (08.1962 - 1964, cap. 1st rank);
Kuznetsov Yuri Anatolyevich (1964 - 1970, cap. 1st rank);
Zhidelev Arkady Ivanovich (1970 - 1974, cap. 1st rank);
Gavrenkov Vladimir Mikhailovich (1974 - 1977, cap. 1st rank);
Deryugin Gennady Aleksandrovich (1977 - 1979, cap. 1st rank);
Gorshkov Nikolai Ivanovich (1979 - 1982, cap. 1st rank);
Poteshkin Stanislav Aleksandrovich (1982 - 1986, cap. 1st rank);
Suchkov Gennady Aleksandrovich (1986 - 1988, cap. 1st rank);
Dudnikov Alexander Matveevich (1988 - 1994, cap. 1st rank);

Kurganov Yuri Yurievich (1994 - 1995, cap. 1st rank).

Chiefs of Staff:
Dronin Petr Stepanovich (1960, cap. 2nd rank);
Grekov Vasily Savelievich (06.1960 - 08.1962. Cap. 2nd rank);

Akatov Albert Vasilievich (1970 - 1972, cap. 2nd rank);

Deryugin Gennady Aleksandrovich (08.1974 - 1977, cap. 2nd rank);

Burov Alexey Nikolaevich (1977 - 1978, cap. 2nd rank);

Poteshkin Stanislav Alexandrovich (1978 - 1982);

Dudnikov Alexander Matveevich (1985 - 1986, cap. 2nd rank);

Suchkov Gennady Aleksandrovich (10.1986 - 12.1986, cap. 1st rank);

Tsedik Alexander Mikhailovich (1986 - 1988, cap. 2nd rank);
Kolyada Vladimir Grigorievich (1988 - 1992, cap. 1st rank);
Kurganov Yuri Yurievich (1992 - 1994, cap. 2nd rank);

46th Submarine Brigade
Based: ..?..
Story: As part of the 9th submarine squadron (Project 633).
Commanders:
Rubtsov Sergey Nikolaevich ();

Gorev Viktor Alekseevich (1984 - 1989).
Chiefs of Staff:
Dokukin Yuri Valentinovich (1976 - 1985).

48th separate brigade of repairing submarines
Based: Rosta village, SRZ-35.
Story: ..?..
Commanders:
Fironov Daniil Alekseevich (...1963..., cap. 1st rank);
Osipov Boris Anatolyevich (06.1984 - 1987);

Agapitov Vladimir Vasilievich (1987 - 1991).

49th separate submarine brigade
Based: lip Ura 60s
Story: as part of the 9th squadron. (Project 633). From 19?? separate brigade.
Commanders:
Uskov Ivan Fedorovich (1961 - 1963);
Bulygin Anatoly Fedorovich (1963 - 1965);
Akimov Vladimir Ilyich (1965 -1966);
Iskanderov Mars Dzhemalovich (1966 - 1967);
Mironov Sergey Anatolyevich (1967 - 1971, cap. 1st rank);
Sobolev Vitaly Sergeevich (1971 - 1978);
Kosorotov Vladimir (1978 - 1984, cap. 1st rank).
Chiefs of Staff:
Sukhomlinov Viktor Ivanovich (1961 - 1964);
Akimov Vladimir Ilyich (1964 -1965);
Krekshin Lev Pavlovich (19?? - 19??);
Dokukin Yuri Valentinovich (197? - 197?);

Smirnov Konstantin Ivanovich (1972 - 1973);
Emelin Gennady Valentinovich (1973 - 1976);

69th Submarine Brigade
Based: Catherine Harbor, Saida Bay.
Story: Created in October 1961 for deployment in Cuba as part of the 20th submarine squadron. Submarines B-4, B-36, B-59, B-130 participated in the Cuban Missile Crisis, trying to break through to Cuba. Disbanded - 08.1998
Compound: 641, 641B.
Commanders:
Evseev Ivan Aleksandrovich (06.1962 - 01.10.1962, rear adm.);
Agafonov Vitaly Naumovich (01.10.1962 - 11.1964, cap. 1st rank);
Arkhipov Vasily Alexandrovich (11.1964 - 11.1967, cap. 1st rank);
Shakulo Vladimir Dmitrievich (11.1967 - 07.1970, cap. 1st rank);
Zhuravel Vasily Semenovich (07.1970 - 12.1970, cap. 1st rank);
Pargamon Ivan Nikolaevich (12.1970 - 12.1974, cap. 1st rank);
Kuzmin Anatoly Alekseevich (12.1974? - 05.1978, cap. 1st rank);
Shirochenkov Anatoly Matveevich (05.1978 - 1984, rear adm.);
Pakhomov Nikolay Pavlovich (1984 - 1988, rear adm.);
Svintsov Alexander Vasilievich (1988 - 02.1992, cap. 1st rank);
Egorov Evgeniy Vladimirovich (02.1992 - 12.1994, cap. 1st rank);
Semenov Sergey Alexandrovich (12.1994 - 12.1995, cap. 1st rank);
Kurganov Yuri Yuryevich (12.1995 - 08.1998, cap. 1st rank).
Chiefs of Staff:
Arkhipov Vasily Alexandrovich (12.1961 - 11.1964, cap. 2nd rank);
Yushin Semyon Sergeevich (11.1964 - 04.1968, cap. 2nd rank);
Natnenkov Nikolai Ivanovich (04.1968 - 05.1970, cap. 2nd rank);
Pargamon Ivan Nikolaevich (05.1970 - 12.1970, cap. 2nd rank);
Malkov Evgeniy Georgievich (12.1972 - 06.1973, cap. 2nd rank);
Dankov Yuri Nikolaevich (06.1973 - 1976, cap. 2nd rank);
Larionov Vitaly Petrovich (1976 - 06.1979, cap. 2nd rank);
Berezin Yuri Valentinovich (06.1979 - 19??, cap. 2nd rank);
Gorshkov Nikolai Ivanovich (19?? - 198?, cap. 2nd rank);
? (198? - 1988);
Yashchuk Vladimir Stepanovich (1988 - 1992, cap. 2nd rank);
Semenov Sergey Alexandrovich (1992 - 1994, cap. 2nd rank);
Chernov Evgeniy Valentinovich (1994 - 04.1995, cap. 2nd rank);
Lyashok Vasily Fedorovich (04.1995 - 08.1998, cap. 2nd rank).

96th Submarine Brigade
Based: Catherine's harbor.
Story: as part of the 33rd DiPL, then the 4th submarine squadron (projects 613, 633).
Commanders:
Makarenkov Grigory Filippovich (1952 - 1954);
Gorozhankin Alexander Vasilievich (1954 - 1956)
Petelin Alexander Ivanovich (1956 - 1958, cap. 1st rank);

Evseev Ivan Alexandrovich (1958 - 1960);

Likharev Ivan Sergeevich (1960 - 1965);

Ilyukhin Mikhail Grigorievich (1965-1966);

Shadrich Oleg Petrovich (1966-1969);

Akimov Vladimir Ilyich (1969 - 1972);

Chernavin Lev Davydovich (07.1972 - 12.1972);

Khlopunov Vladimir Ivanovich (1972 - 1976);

Dankov Yuri Nikolaevich (1976 - 1985);
Suchkov Gennady Alexandrovich (1985 -1986);

Egorov Evgeny Vladimirovich (1986 - 1992).

Chiefs of Staff:
Gunchenko Nikolai Ivanovich (1952 - 1954);

Yamshchikov Nikolai Ivanovich (1954 - 1955);

Petelin Alexander Ivanovich (1955 - 1956, cap. 2nd rank);
Khomchik Sergey Stepanovich (1956 - 1957);
Evseev Ivan Alexandrovich (1957 - 1958);
Likharev Ivan Sergeevich (1958 -1960);
Agafonov Vitaly Naumovich (1960 - 1962);
Sokolov Ivan Alekseevich (1962 - 1963);
Zenchenko Petr Trofimovich (1963 - 1964);
Bronevitsky Leonid Mikhailovich (1964 - 1969);
Paramonov Vasily Alekseevich (1969 - 1970);
Gvadzabia Gennady Vladimirovich (1970 - 1973);
Shirochenkov Anatoly Matveevich (1973 - 1974);
Povedenok Mikhail Vasilievich (1974 - 1978);
Anufriev Viktor Alexandrovich (1978 - 1983);
Suchkov Gennady Alexandrovich (1983 - 1985);
Egorov Evgeniy Vladimirovich (1985 -);
Ishekov A.N. (- 1992).

140th separate submarine brigade
Based: Olenya lip.
Story: In preparation for the arrival of the first missile diesel-electric submarines pr.AV611 to the fleet, the Main Headquarters of the Navy, by its directive of October 31, 1957, formed the 140th separate UPL with direct subordination to the commander of the submarine forces of the Northern Fleet. The first formation of missile-carrying submarines. (project B611, AB611, 629). On July 15, 1961, the 16th and 18th submarine divisions were created on the basis of the brigade.
Compound: B-73 (captain 2nd rank I.S. Likharev), B-78 (captain 2nd rank V.V. Gorontsov), B-79 (captain 2nd rank V.G. Smirnov) and B-89 (captain 2nd rank N .F.Khanin), as well as the floating workshop PM-12 and the coastal base.
Commanders:
Khomchik Sergei Stepanovich (11.1957 - 07.15.1961).
Chiefs of Staff:
Ilyukhin Mikhail Grigorievich (11.1957 - 1961).

161st Submarine Brigade
Based: Catherine's harbor.
Story: created in 1951. From 10.1969, pl. 611 was transferred to Gremikha. And they received Project 641. In August 1970, Project 641B submarines were transferred to the 162nd Brigade in Gremikha; Project: 611, 641, 641B, 877.
Commanders:
Kalinin Mikhail Stepanovich (03.1951 - 1953);
Vetchinkin Pavel Petrovich (1953 - 1955);
Kudryashov Gennady Trofimovich (1955 - 1956);
Shishkin Viktor Nikolaevich (1956 - 09.1960, cap. 1st rank);
Zhuiko Ivan Iosifovich (09.1960 - 07.1964, cap. 1st rank);
Bashkevich Vladimir Dmitrievich (07.1964 - 08.1968, cap. 1st rank);
Chernavin Lev Davydovich (08.1968 - 09.1971, cap. 1st rank);
Gorokhov Vladimir Aleksandrovich (09.1971 - 09.1973, cap. 1st rank);
Malkov Evgeniy Georgievich (09.1973 - 1979, cap. 1st rank);
Larionov Vitaly Petrovich (1979 - 1984, cap. 1st rank);
Povedenok Mikhail Vasilievich (1984 - 12.1985, rear adm.);
Tarasov Alexander Ivanovich (12.1985 - 04.1993, cap. 1st rank);
Yashchuk Vladimir Stepanovich (04.1993 - 11.1995, cap. 1st rank);
Vasiliev Igor Vladimirovich (11.1995 - 01.2003, cap. 1st rank);
Golubev Oleg Vyacheslavovich (01.2003 - 05.2003 - 10.2007, cap. 1st rank).
Gorbunov Alexander Vladimirovich (10.2007 - 03.2011..., cap. 1st rank).
Mambetaliev Nurdin Bolotovich (...06.2017-09.2017, cap. 2nd rank);
Monaco Valery Alexandrovich (09.2017-03.2018..., cap. 1st rank).
Chiefs of Staff:
? (1951 - 1952);
Gorozhankin Alexander Vasilievich (1952 - 1954);
? (1954 - 1956);
Nevolin Georgy Lukich (1956 - 09.1959, cap. 2nd rank);
Malkov Mikhail Kuzmich (09.1959 - 12.1961, cap. 2nd rank);
Bashkevich Vladimir Dmitrievich (12.1961 - 07.1964, cap. 2nd rank);
Shadrich Oleg Petrovich (07.1964 - 12.1966, cap. 2nd rank);
Chernavin Lev Davydovich (12.1966 - 1968, cap. 2nd rank);
Malyarchuk Viktor Stepanovich (1968 - 1969);
Zhdanov Vladimir Vasilievich (09.1969 - 09.1971, cap. 2nd rank);
Kuzmin Anatoly Alekseevich (09.1971 - 12.1976, cap. 2nd rank);
Shirochenkov Anatoly Matveevich (12.1976 - 09.1978, cap. 1st rank);
Tkach Ivan Mikhailovich (09.1978 - 1984, cap. 1st rank);
Mashechkov Viktor Alekseevich (1984 - 12.1989, cap. 1st rank);
Kulik Oleg Mikhailovich (06.1985 - 04.1992, cap. 1st rank);
Vasiliev Igor Vladimirovich (04.1992 - 06.1995, cap. 2nd rank);
Streltsov Sergey Nikolaevich (06.1995 - 01.2002, cap. 2nd rank);
Golubev Oleg Vyacheslavovich (01.2002 - 01.2003. Cap. 1st Rank);
Gorbunov Alexander Vladimirovich (01.2003 - 10.2007, cap. 2nd rank);
Tolkunov Eduard Vladimirovich (10.2007 - 03.2011, cap. 2nd rank);
Mambetaliev Nurdin Bolotovich (03.2011-..., cap. 2nd rank);
Mikholap Oleg Konstantinovich (...06.2016-10.2017, cap. 2nd rank);
? (10.2017-...).

162nd separate submarine brigade
Based: Catherine Harbor, since 1957 - Ura Bay, Gremikha.
Story: formed in 1951 as part of the 33rd division, disbanded in 199? Since 1957 - separate. Since 1959, as part of the 7th division of the Northern Fleet submarine (Ura - Guba, in Western Litsa). In 1966 it became part of the 17th Division.
Compound: 1954 - S-14,15,16,17 IX - bis, S-79,86,87,181,91 pr.613 (1959 - 12 units S-282, S-283, S-284, S-285, S-287, S-267), project 641B. In August 1970, submarine pr.641B were transferred to the 162nd brigade in Gremikha from the 161st brigade.
Commanders:
Kolosov Konstantin Mikhailovich (1951 - 1952);
Kudryashov Gennady Trofimovich (1952 - 04.1955);
Grishin Fedor Nikitovich (04.1955 - 1957, rear adm.);
Uskov Ivan Fedorovich (1958 - 1961, cap. 1st rank);
Kupriyanov Lev Nikolaevich (...1964 - 1965);

?
Zhidelev Arkady Ivanovich (1969 - 1970, cap. 1st rank);

Paramonov Vasily Alekseevich (1970 -1972);

Komarov Dmitry Mikhailovich (1972 - 1973).
Chiefs of Staff:
Makarenkov Grigory Filippovich (1951 - 1952);
..?.. (1952 - 04.1953);
Grishin Fedor Nikitovich (04.1953 - 04.1955);
..?.. (04.1955 - 195?);

Kuznetsov Yuri Alekseevich (196? - 196?);

Tyunik Vasily Andreevich (07.1962 - 11.1963);

Zhidelev Arkady Ivanovich (1966 - 1969).

203rd separate brigade of repairing submarines
Based: Severodvinsk.
Story: created in 1963 on the basis of the 17th separate division of repaired boats. As part of the White Sea Naval Base.
Commanders:
Gorontsov Viktor Vasilievich (1963 - 1968);

?
Zhiltsov Lev Mikhailovich (07.1971 - 10.1974);

Anokhin Vasily Vasilievich (1974 - 1978);

Krylov V.A. (1978 - 1979...);

Pechalin Vasily Nikolaevich (...1982 - 01.1985, cap. 1st rank);
Petelin Alexander Alexandrovich (1985 - 1988);

Firsov G.N. (1988 - ...);

Ruchiev Nikolai Petrovich (... - 1994).
Chiefs of Staff:
Yankin D.D. (1963 - ..., cap. 1st rank);

Grishin Vladimir Semenovich ();

Zhukov Boris Petrovich (06.11.1980 - 05.12.1984);

Kaminsky A.E. ();

Barannikov Sergey Nikolaevich (1991 - 1992).

206th separate submarine brigade
Based: Severodvinsk, since 1959 in Malaya Lopatka Bay, Zapadnaya Litsa Bay;
Story: created - 03.1959 on the basis of 150 single-submarine submarines. Disbanded on 07/09/1961, reorganized into a flotilla consisting of two submarine divisions (3rd and 31st).
Compound: K-3, K-5 (arrived 12/29/1959), K-8, K-14 (arrived 12/31/1959).
Commanders:
Sorokin Anatoly Ivanovich (1959 - 07.1961, cap. 1st rank).
Chiefs of Staff:
Petrenko Yakov Leonidovich (?) (1959 - 1960, cap. 2nd rank);
Maslov Vladimir Petrovich (1960 - 07.1961, cap. 2nd rank).

211th Submarine Brigade
Based: Catherine's harbor.
Story: created in 1959 as part of the 33rd Division, then as part of the 4th Squadron. First submarine B - 94. Floating base "Dmitry Galkin".
Commanders:
Shcherbakov Georgy Semenovich (1959 - 1962);

Agafonov Vitaly Naumovich (03.1962 - 10.1962, cap. 1st rank);
Spiridonov Emil Nikolaevich (1962 - 1966);

?;
Malyarchuk Viktor Stepanovich (1969 - 1971);

Akatov Albert Vasilievich (1971 - 1978, rear adm);

Povedenok Mikhail Vasilievich (1978 - 1979);

Mokhov Igor Nikolaevich (1979 -1982...).

Chiefs of Staff:
Renzaev Nikolay Fedorovich (1959 - 1961);

Zhuravel Vasily Semenovich (1961 - 1970);
Pakkonen Albert Viktorovich (...1977...).

212th Submarine Brigade
Based: Olenya lip.
Story: On July 29, 1960, it became part of the 8th Division. It included submarines 644 Ave. Later it included submarines 665 and 651 Ave.
Commanders:
Ilyukhin N.T. (...1962...).
Chiefs of Staff:
Spiridonov Emil Nikolaevich (1961);

297th Submarine Brigade
Based:
Story: created in 1955 to counter American SSBNs. In 1959 - 1961 as part of the 7th Division. From 1961 to 19?? - as part of the 9th squadron. In service with the submarine brigade pr.613.
Commanders:
Fomenko (1954 - 1955, cap. 1st rank);
Yamshchikov Nikolai Ivanovich (1955 - 1957);
Nechaev Nikolai Pavlovich (1957 - 1959);
Parkhomyuk Ivan Lazarevich (1959 - 08.1961);
? (08.1961 - 1962);
Sokolov Nikolai Semenovich (1962 - 1965);
Iskanderov Mars Dzhemalovich (1965 - 1966).
Chiefs of Staff:
Lomtev (1954 - 1955, cap. 2nd rank);
Parkhomyuk Ivan Lazarevich (1955 - 1959);
Iskanderov Mars Dzhemalovich (1959 - 1962, cap. 2nd rank).

339th separate brigade of submarines under construction, training and repair named after 50 years of the USSR
Based: Severodvinsk (Molotovsk), Sevmash enterprise.
Story: Created on September 19, 1954 on the basis of the Dna of training and submarines under construction at the BelVMB. Since 01/01/1956 - a team of ships under construction and repair. Since 01/31/1957 - a team of submarines under construction and repair. Since 11.1961 - a separate team of submarines under construction and repair.
Compound:
150th Division (1.02.1957 - 19??...);
162nd Division (...1957 - 1958...).
Commanders:
Alexandrov Valentin Petrovich (1953 - 1955, cap. 1st rank);
Tsvetko Vladimir Petrovich (1955 - 1960, rear adm.);
Kirtok Alexander Naumovich (1960 - 1965, rear adm.);
Ilchenko Yuri Anatolyevich (1965 - 1968, rear adm.);
Gorontsov Viktor Vasilievich (1968 - 1970, rear adm.);
Berezovsky Vadim Leonidovich (1970 - 10.1974, rear adm.);
Zhiltsov Lev Mikhailovich (10.1974 - 07.1976, rear adm.);
Shaurov Alexander Alekseevich (07.1976 - 1980, rear adm.);
Salnikov Leonid Mikhailovich (1980 - 1989, cap. 1st rank, since 1987 - rear adm.);
Rusakov Gennady Ivanovich (1989 - 1992, cap. 1st rank);
Lashin Alexander Grigorievich (1992 - 200?, cap. 1st rank);
Barannikov Sergey Nikolaevich (...12.2001 - 2003, cap. 1st rank);
Andreev Nikolay Nikolaevich (2003 - 2008, cap. 1st rank);

Zhuravlev Alexander Nikolaevich (2008 - ..., cap. 1st rank).
Chiefs of Staff:
Byutner Georgy Nikolaevich (1954 - 1955);

Vasiliev Grigory Maksimovich (1955);

Kirtok Alexander Naumovich (1955 - 1960, rear admiral);

? ();

Marin Boris Kuzmich (196? - 02.1965);
Kosov Anatoly Mikhailovich (02.1965 - 1968);
Semashkevich Fedor Borisovich (1968);
Shashkov Nikolay Alexandrovich (1968 - 1969...);
Ustyantsev Alexander Mikhailovich (1971 - 1973);

? ();

Solnyshkin Vladislav Vladimirovich (...1980 - 1982);
Kuversky Leonid Romanovich (1982 - 1986);

? (1986 - 1989);

Zelensky Yuri Aleksandrovich (07/17/1989 - 04/14/1997);

Barannikov Sergey Nikolaevich (1997 - 199?);

Zhuravlev Alexander Nikolaevich (...2005 - 2008, cap. 1st rank);

? (2008 - ...).

divisions:

16th separate division of repairing submarines
Based: Severodvinsk.
Story: ..1962..
Commanders:
..?..

17th separate division of repairing submarines
Based: Severodvinsk.
Story: Created in 1960, in 1963 it was reorganized into the 203rd brigade.
Commanders:
Yankin D.D. (1960 - 1963).
Commanders:
Yushin Semyon Sergeevich (1960 - 196?).

28th Reserve Submarine Division
Based: lip Hurray.
Story: formed on 03/09/1978 as part of the 9th squadron. Disbanded on December 10, 1991, Project 641.
Commanders:
Gusev Alexander Fedorovich (...1985 - 1988...)

Shutov A.I. (...1989 - 1991).
Chiefs of Staff:
Shatokhin Ivan Ivanovich (...1985 - 1988...).

73rd separate submarine division
Based: Belushya Bay New Earth(according to plan), Liinakhamari village (actually).
History: formed to develop a base on the island of Novaya Zemlya. Formed on 12/1959. Reorganized on 05/04/1960 into the 42nd brigade. Composition: 613 (4 units S-157, S-160, S-232, S-144). An attempt to base submarines on Novaya Zemlya ended in failure. By the fall of 1956, the submarines were prepared to perform all their inherent tasks. One of the commanders, Vasily Grigorievich Kichev, was appointed commander of a submarine division based in Belushya Bay on the island of Novaya Zemlya. The basing of the submarine in Belushya Bay in winter conditions was very difficult. Severe frosts and tidal movement of ice forced personnel to constantly chip away at the ice around the submarine. This was the first and last attempt to base submarines on the island of Novaya Zemlya. In the spring of the following year, the division was transferred to Polyarny. Our submarines performed combat duty missions. In July 1957, the S-45 was included in the division (which also included the S-44 and S-142) based on Novaya Zemlya - to participate in nuclear tests, and in July the boat arrived in Belushya Bay.
Commanders:
Kichev Vasily Grigorievich (1957 - 1958);
Ochkas Mikhail Silovich (...1959 - 1960).

74th separate division of repairing submarines
Based: Vyuzhny (from 19?? - Snezhnogorsk), shipyard Nerpa.
Story: formed on 09.1978 as part of the 1st flotilla. In 1986 transferred to the 46th brigade.
Commanders:
Gerasimov Vladimir Ivanovich (10.10.1978 - 07.1987, cap. 1st rank);
Dmitrov Vyacheslav Alexandrovich (07.1987 - 1995).

138th separate division of repairing submarines
Based:
Story: created in 1957, reorganized into the 25th BPL.

158th separate training division of submarines
Based:
Story: created in 1956, disbanded in 1960

162nd division of submarines under construction
Based: Severodvinsk.
Story: as part of the 339th brigade.

190th Repair Submarine Division
Based: ..?..
Story: as part of the 4th squadron.
Commanders:
Tolokontsev A.M. (…01.1974 - 19??, cap. 1st rank).

285th separate submarine division
Based: Sayda Bay;
Story: 1.12.93 - 1.08.95.

319th Submarine Division
Based: Gremikha.
Story: The storage division was created in 1994 on the basis of the 17th submarine division.
Commanders:
Sigbatullin Eduard (200? - 08.2003, cap. 2nd rank).

346th Reserve Submarine Division
Based: lip Hurray.
Story: Created on December 30, 1992. In accordance with the directive of the General Staff of the Navy, the division control (military unit 34212) (50th division) was reorganized into the control of the reserve submarine division as part of the 9th squadron. The submarines were transferred to the 7th Division.
Commanders:
Lobanov Sergey Alexandrovich (1992 - 1998...);
Kotenev Evgeniy Mikhailovich (199? - ...);
Bondarenko Alexander Ivanovich (... - 2004);

Chiefs of Staff:

A Andrianov Pavel Germanovich ().

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The certificate was compiled by Vladimir Rezvushkin.
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Commanders: Captain 2nd Rank Hans Kohausch (5.1942-12.1944); Captain 2nd Rank Heinrich Lehmann-Willenbrock (12.1944-5.1945).

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There is no information on this topic on the official website of the Russian Ministry of Defense (you can verify this by going to
link). This causes disappointment and bewilderment, because trying to hide the name and place of permanent deployment
(base point) of a military unit is a hopeless matter. There is enough data in the public domain to
foldmosaic, and there are already a lot of folded mosaics.

This review is based on two sources:

1) draft symbols of the Northern Fleet formations from the websiteAcademy of Russian Symbolism "Mars", which includes, in addition to the emblems of the formations, their official names and chain of command; the date of publication is not indicated, however, from the discussion at the Collectors Forum it is known that as of September 16, 2011, the project was in the stage of approval with the leadership of the Navy, from which we can conclude
about a sufficiently high degree of reliability of the source at that point in time;

2) review “The Entire Russian Fleet”, published in the analytical weekly “Kommersant-Vlast” dated February 25, 2008 (unfortunately,
Subsequently, the publication was prosecuted for disclosing state secrets!!! and the review was no longer published).

Project of symbolism of the Northern Fleet formations (authors: Alexander Marchenko and Alexey Skrypnik):

Note : Only ships of rank 1-2 are listed, including those that are included in formations while being in reserve
the second category with uncertain prospects (assessing the likelihood of commissioning requires a separate study).

43rd Missile Ship Division (Severomorsk): TAVKR "Admiral Kuznetsov", TARKR "Peter the Great", "Admiral Nakhimov", RKR "Marshal Ustinov", EM "Admiral Ushakov", "Gremyashchiy", "Rastoropny";

Kola flotilla of heterogeneous forces (Polar)
2nd Division of Anti-Submarine Ships (Polar): BOD "Admiral Levchenko", "Admiral Chabanenko", "Vice Admiral Kulakov", "Severomorsk", "Admiral Kharlamov" (in reserve);
121st Landing Ship Brigade (Polar): BDK pr. 775 "Alexander Otrakovsky", "George the Victorious", "Kondopoga", "Olenegorsky miner";
161st Submarine Brigade (Polar): DPL pr. 877 "Vologda", "Vladikavkaz", "Kaluga", "Lipetsk", "Magnitogorsk", "Novosibirsk", "Sarov", "Yaroslavl";
7th brigade of water area security ships (Polar): 108th division of small missile ships (Polar), 270th Guards division of small anti-submarine ships (Olenya Bay);
5th minesweeper brigade (Polyarny): 42nd division of sea minesweepers (Polyarny), 83rd division of base minesweepers (Polyarny);

11th Submarine Squadron (Zaozersk): 7th and 11th divisions - no symbols in the draft (perhaps the headquarters was abolished)
7th Submarine Division (Vidyaevo): nuclear submarines pr. 945/945A "Kostroma", "Nizhny Novgorod", "Pskov"; Nuclear submarine pr. 671RTMK "Daniil Moskovsky", "Tambov";
11th Submarine Division (Zaozersk): APKRK pr.949A "Voronezh", "Orel", "Smolensk"; Nuclear submarine pr. 671RTMK "Obninsk", "Sosnovy Bor";

12th Submarine Squadron (Gadzhievo): 18, 24 and 31 dpl - no symbols in the draft (perhaps the headquarters was abolished)
18th Submarine Division (Nerpichya Bay): SSBN pr. 941/941U "Dmitry Donskoy", in reserve - "Arkhangelsk", "Severstal";
24th Submarine Division - “animal” (Yagelnaya Bay): nuclear submarines pr. 971 “Vepr”, “Wolf”, “Cheetah”, “Leopard”, “Panther”, “Tiger”;
31st Submarine Division (Yagelnaya Bay): SSBN pr.667BDRM "Bryansk", "Verkhoturye", "Ekaterinburg", "Karelia", "Novomoskovsk", "Tula"

29th separate submarine brigade (Olenya Bay): nuclear deep-sea stations and special-purpose nuclear submarines (possibly both - in the singular);

Special naval forces Northern Fleet : 51st division of reconnaissance ships (Polyarny), 81st brigade of support vessels (Severomorsk), 88th brigade of rescue ships (Severomorsk)

Belomorsk naval base (Severodvinsk): 43rd separate division of water area security ships (Severodvinsk), 16th brigade of ships under construction and repair (Severodvinsk), 339th separate brigade of submarines under construction and repair (Severodvinsk)

Naval aviation of the Northern Fleet : 924th Guards Separate Naval Missile-Carrying Aviation Regiment (Olenegorsk), 279th Separate Shipborne Fighter Aviation Regiment (Severomorsk-3), 830th Separate Shipborne Anti-Submarine Helicopter Regiment (Severomorsk-1), 403rd Separate Mixed Aviation Regiment (Severomorsk-1 ), 73rd separate long-range anti-submarine air squadron (Kipelovo, Fedotovo)

Other forces of the Northern Fleet : 61st separate marine brigade (Sputnik village), 536th separate coastal missile and artillery brigade (Snezhnogorsk, Olenya Bay), 215th separate electronic warfare regiment (Severomorsk).

Addition: the project of the symbols of the ships of the Northern Fleet by the same authors from the same source gives an idea
about which ships were (are) listed as part of the Northern Fleet, regardless of their technical condition

In 1973 I graduated from college with honors and by my choice, as an excellent student, I was sent to serve in the 11th division of the 1st Flotilla of nuclear submarines of the Northern Fleet, based in Zapadnaya Litsa Bay, which included second-generation submarines pr. 670. In the personnel department I was assigned for further service in the second, 302nd crew, commander of the sonar group, RTS engineer. In those years, each 2nd generation nuclear submarine had 2 crews, first and second. I took over my command from Captain-Lieutenant Kirillov Yuri Vasilyevich, who was assigned to the crew of the K-201 submarine, which was leaving for Kamchatka along the southern route, around Africa. Now Yuri Vasilyevich is a rear admiral, retired. He finished his service as deputy commander of the 2nd flotilla of the Pacific Fleet.

The 302nd crew was the 2nd crew of the K-87 submarine, and therefore both crews of this submarine lived in the same barracks on the same floor. This was how it was customary in the navy to house the 1st and 2nd crews of one submarine together. At that time, the K-87 was undergoing mid-term repairs at SRZ-10 in Polyarny, and therefore our 302nd crew occupied the entire floor of the 11th division barracks.

Who would have thought that in a few years I would serve in the crew of the K-87, and go from the commander of the warhead-4, the head of the RTS to the commander of this submarine. At that time, he commanded the submarine “K-87” cap. 1st rank Suvorov Nikolai Mikhailovich. Yes, the same one, under whose command the submarine “K-429” on the night of June 24-25, 1983 “lay down” on the bottom of Saranaya Bay in Kamchatka during trimming. It was a tragedy, but more on that later.

At that time, in my opinion, exceptional care was shown for the young officers arriving in the fleet. The division commander, Rear Admiral R.A. Golosov, (sorry, I forgot some names and patronymics), and the deputy head of the political department of the division talked to me and wished me good service.

I was received well in crew 302. The crew had just arrived from leave after combat service in the Mediterranean.

Gorky-built Project 670 submarines were a threat to American aircraft carriers at that time, and we were proud of it. They carried on board 8 underwater-launched homing cruise missiles with a firing range of 70 km. and 14 homing torpedoes. Of this amount of weapons, up to 6 units. had a nuclear “filling”.

My first commander was the strict but fair captain 1st rank Kopeikin Arkady Alekseevich. The political officer is captain 2nd rank Nikolai Nikolaevich Spitsin. My immediate superior was the head of the RTS, commander of the warhead-4, captain 3rd rank Lev Semenovich Tsulimov, who helped me in the first days of my service and in my development as a submariner officer. Sometimes, before going to the galley of our division for lunch, he suggested that I have a glass for my appetite, but I modestly refused. At that time in the navy, of course, they drank diluted “shil”. This is the name given to the alcohol that was used to service equipment.

I was placed in the barracks together with the commander of the electronic navigation group, Lieutenant Tsygankov, who had also just arrived in the fleet after graduating from college, and they gave us a separate room in the barracks. Having received certificates for admission to independent management of the position held and duty on the ship and a deadline of 2 months, the “navigator” and I spent all evenings on a submarine, where we studied the management of our specialty and the structure of a submarine, in order to then carry out duty on the ship . We were helped to qualitatively study the submarine by docking submarines at SRZ-10 in the city of Polyarny, “K-25”, and then “K-325” at SRZ-35 in the city of Rosta. At the dock with Tsygankov, we were appointed “brigade commanders,” that is, commanders of the brigades for cleaning and painting the submarine’s main ballast tanks. Each brigade included up to 5 sailors and midshipmen. The work was dangerous, you could suffocate from the paint, the so-called red lead, diluted with ethinol, and therefore the tanks were constantly ventilated. There was always a belay person at the entrance to the tank, and the work time in the tank was 30 minutes. and was interrupted by a short rest with “airing” the lungs for 10 minutes.

We met the deadlines for passing the tests successfully, an order was issued on the ship for our admission, and we proudly felt like full-fledged members of the crew. After leaving the dock repairs, I was able to go to sea with my crew for post-dock tests. At the beginning of 1974, not without the help of the wife of my immediate superior, capt. 3rd rank Lev Semenovich Tsulimov, (she was the head of the dormitory), I was given a bed in the officer’s dormitory in a room for bachelors (at that time I was unmarried, my future wife was finishing her studies in Gorky). Lieutenant Tsygankov received a room in a residential building because... he was already married.

The 302nd crew was friendly and united. I will name only a few names that I remember. The commander of the BC-5 was Cap. 2nd rank Vorontsov Ivan Alekseevich, commander of the 1st division - cap. 3rd rank Teslenko, commander of the 2nd division - cap. 3rd rank Zaichenko, commander of the ETG was Art. Lieutenant Alexander Yashenin, commander of the warhead-2 group - senior lieutenant Vladimir Mikhailovich Ledovskoy. I will cross paths with them more than once in my service.

We celebrated New Year 1974 with joy. The political officer appointed me as the crew's Santa Claus, and on December 31, 1973, I walked around the apartments where the families of our officers and midshipmen lived, congratulated their children on the New Year and gave gifts. I walked alone without the Snow Maiden with a bag of small gifts. Almost everyone I visited was eager to treat me to a glass, and it was with difficulty that I returned to our crew for the New Year’s table, but I completed the task.

But here, the seemingly calm course of service and life at a permanent place that has just begun is disrupted by the need to transfer me to another crew, to a new formation, to the same position, but to a new submarine "K-479" Project 670M with a more advanced weapons and weapons. The new crew had to undergo training at the famous 1st Navy training center for submariners in Obninsk. Subsequently, I learned that my new commander, captain 2nd rank Vladimir Nikolaevich Voroshnin, specially in the personnel department of our 1st Flotilla selected for his crew officers who graduated from college with honors, which subsequently affected the high level of training and training of the crew. Not all officers wanted to go serve in new formations, even those who were promoted, since they lost all the bonuses to their official salary (northern, naval, etc.). In addition, it was necessary to rent out housing, collect a container, disrupt children from school, etc.

In February 1974, I was appointed commander of the GAG, RTS engineer on the submarine pr. 670M "K-479" and left as part of the crew for the training center in Obninsk.

The submarine pr. 670M was a continuation of the submarine pr. 670 and, unlike it, had an additional living compartment, better living conditions for the personnel and a convenient, spacious central post for combat operations. With great desire and enthusiasm, we began to study the new ship, its weapons and new weapons.

Before arriving at the training center, we in the naval crew in Moscow were dressed in a “green” uniform, the uniform of the internal troops, to camouflage ourselves from foreign intelligence, so that no one would know that submarine crews were trained at the training center in Obninsk. It was funny, because all the townspeople knew about us and our profession, and the black boots gave us away, because... land officers wore brown boots. The only good thing about this change for us was that the green shirts could be washed less often than the cream-colored naval shirts. The commander of the Navy Training Center in Obninsk at that time was our famous 1st commander of the first nuclear submarine of the 1st generation, Project 627 “K-3”, Rear Admiral Leonid Gavrilovich Osipenko, (in the circles of commanders he was called our Soviet “Admiral” Rickover"). American Admiral Rickover is considered the father of the US nuclear submarine fleet.

I was lucky again with the team I ended up with. These were wonderful people, classy specialists - submariners who loved their specialty, their crew, their submarine. Some members of our crew became famous submariners and admirals.

The crew commander was captain 2nd rank Vladimir Nikolaevich Voroshnin. He was a competent and thoughtful officer, an intelligent, patient, caring and calm boss in his interactions with his subordinates. He constantly took care of the unity of the crew, participated in and led all festive evenings held as part of the crew, was a good psychologist and teacher, and correct in his educational work with his subordinates. He demanded from us a conscientious and attentive attitude to the study of the new ship and its weapons. They also assigned the task to each officer to prepare himself for service on a ship one step higher in his position. That is, we had to be ready to fulfill the duties of our immediate superiors.

The senior assistant was Captain 3rd Rank Vladimir Petrovich Lushin, who came to us from command classes. Subsequently he became the commander of the submarine, Hero Soviet Union, deputy of the State Duma. He recently passed away.

The assistant commander was captain-lieutenant Anatoly Pavlovich Pasinitsky, a Belarusian by nationality. He was a demanding, meticulous, pedantic officer who always brought his decisions to the end, and some officers to the point of hysteria.

The political officer was Cap. 3rd rank Nikolai Stepanovich Yakubovsky, who came to serve with us after working in the Komsomol Central Committee. He was a caring and demanding educator and a principled communist. In 1974, he brought from Moscow from the department of the Komsomol Central Committee an invitation card to the final event of the All-Union 14th Komsomol Conference - a concert, and presented it to me, as the secretary of our Komsomol organization. It was a magnificent concert for the conference delegates, an unforgettable event.

The commanders of combat units and divisions were young, but competent and dedicated officers, with the military rank of senior lieutenant or captain-lieutenant, most of whom graduated from military schools with honors. Later we met with some of them and continued our service in Kamchatka.

This is the commander of BC-1 - senior lt. Fomin Ivan, (he is no longer alive today), commander of BC-2 - senior lt. Alexander Skirdonov, commander of BC-3 lt. Alexander Zorokhov, commander of BC-4 , head of the RTS - senior lt Yagodkin Vladimir Ivanovich - my immediate superior, commander of the warhead-5 - cap. 3rd rank Belov Anatoly Kuzmich, head of chemistry. services - Lt. Rejeb Nursakhatov, head of medical. services - Lieutenant Zhurbiy, commanders of divisions cap.- Lieutenant Anatoly Kholodkov, Art. Lieutenant Alexander Yashenin, Capt. Lieutenant Nikolai Gontseryuk. And the group commanders: Lt. Plishkin Alexander Fedorovich, (with him we served together in Kamchatka, and today we have already finished our service and went into the reserves here, at the Naval Training Center in Sosnovy Bor), Lieutenant Konstantin Zavada, Lieutenant Viktor Petrykin, Lieutenant Sergei Lisitsky, Lieutenant Ivan Cherevichny, Lt. Valery Vedeneev.

In competition with other crews trained at the Training Center, our crew constantly took leading places not only in studies, but also in sports.

In the summer of 1974 while on vacation me and Lt. Sergei Lisitsky got married, (before that we were the only bachelors among the crew officers). We brought our wives to Obninsk, but we did not receive housing in a hostel. On this basis, I even quarreled with the deputy political officer. 3rd rank Nikolai Stepanovich Yakubovsky.

In the Charter of the Internal Service of the USSR Armed Forces, Article 1 states that service in the Armed Forces is a special type of public service. I couldn’t wrap my head around how it was that officers who were public service, they cannot provide housing, and why is this not reported to the command in Moscow, right up to the Minister of Defense. At that time, UC teachers were not given housing for years, and they occupied rooms in the dormitory where submariners who arrived for training were supposed to live.

We never received housing until the end of our studies and my wife and I rented rooms from residents of the city of Obninsk. We still communicate with one family from Obninsk, where we rented a room, the Merzlikins, like close relatives. At that time, a lieutenant at the training center received 200 rubles, and they paid 30 rubles for a room, but that was enough to live on. Before leaving for Obninsk at my old duty station in the North, I received up to 400 rubles. with all the extras.

I would like to express special gratitude to the teachers training center for our training. After all, the UC teachers were people who stood at the origins of the creation of the country’s nuclear submarine fleet and went through difficult service on the 1st generation of nuclear submarines. They came out with honor emergency situations, burned, irradiated and sank more than once on their submarines and had extensive experience in their operation. Thanks to them, we gained good knowledge and solid skills in servicing weapons and equipment, in the combat use of submarine weapons and simply good seamanship. Having arrived at the 11th Division after training, we confidently went to sea and performed our duties at a high organizational and technical level.

In 1975, the crew successfully completed their training and returned to their permanent home base, Zapadnaya Litsa. The 11th division already included the lead submarine of Project 670M - “K-452”. But the construction of other hulls of this series of submarines was stalled due to the low quality of steel for the durable hull. Our crew was forced to do chores for the division. I would like to pay tribute to our commander, Capt. 2nd rank to V.N. Voroshnin, who did not want the disintegration and degradation of the crew. He convinced the command of the 11th Division of the need to maintain a combat-ready crew and work out at least course mission No. 1 on the only submarine at that time, Project 670-M "K-452" and coastal elements of other course tasks, which was done. The crew was retained, but headed by another commander, Capt. 2nd rank Lukashenko. I will talk about the reason for the change of commander below.

In Western Litsa, again, as in Obninsk, they did not give me housing. My wife and I have come to terms with this “trouble.” This eternal problem of all the Armed Forces of the country has not yet been resolved. Remember, as in Bulgakov’s novel “The Master and Margarita”, the main issue of all problems is housing. But we were young, and we already had many friends in the two crews where I had to serve. I was lucky to good people. During our vacation, we were allowed to stay in our room by my former subordinate from crew 302, foreman of the hydroacoustics team, Mr. Volodya Katkov. Then we lived in the apartment of an officer, also from the 302nd crew, a rocket scientist, Senior Lieutenant Vladimir Mikhailovich Ledovsky, a kind-hearted man. At that time he himself lived in a barracks in the city of Polyarny, where the K-87 submarine was being repaired and where he was appointed commander of the missile warhead.

Most of the personnel of our crew were seconded to other submarines of Project 670 of the 11th Division to practice tasks at sea. Feedback on seconded crew members. 2nd rank V.N. Voroshnina were the best, we tried to maintain our brand and the high authority of the K-479 crew. Even the repair of the “emergency” toilet on the quay wall was carried out by our crew with high quality.

In the spring of 1975, the lead submarine pr. 670M “K-452” was preparing for its first autonomous deployment to the Mediterranean Sea. To carry out a full three-shift watch at all combat posts and for practical training, part of the cap's crew was seconded to the submarine. 2nd rank V.N. Voroshnina.

Voroshnin himself V.N. was appointed commander of this submarine due to the illness of its former commander, Capt. 1st rank Osipov. On the 1st combat campaign, our crew sent SPK Cap. 3rd Rank V.P. Lushin, myself and about ten other people. The senior officer on the campaign was the ZKD of the 11th Division, Capt. 1st rank Horsetail, demanding, competent, professional submariner, a man who wrote beautiful things in his time tutorial for all submariners by releasing the book “Submarine Tactics”. In fact, we called this book an unclassified version of the TR-PL. During combat service, he often sat in the commander’s chair at the central post, vigilantly monitored the actions of the crew and constantly twirled his bushy mustache, like Semyon Budyonny’s.

During the campaign, I performed my direct duties as the commander of the GAG, the RTS engineer, and when No. 2 was ready, I kept watch in the 1st combat shift at the BIP. My immediate superior was an experienced, reliable and well-trained officer, cap. 3rd rank Valentin Bledny (today he teaches at the A.S. Popov VVMIRE).

The watch officer of the 1st combat shift was Capt. 3rd rank Georgy Igorevich Gorbunov, commander of the warhead-2 of this submarine, a competent specialist, an erudite officer who had an excellent memory, knew many anecdotes, funny stories and naval tales, in a word - the soul of the 1st combat shift. Currently he is a reserve admiral, lives in Moscow, we are family friends and meet often.

The assistant commander was Cap. 3rd rank Sorokin Gennady Aleksandrovich, competent, cheerful and sociable person. He was the watch officer of the 3rd combat shift, from which we took over the watch during her shift. He constantly took care of the quality of food for the crew, the variety of the menu and providing each submariner with the required allowance. Our paths will cross more than once, and we will become family friends.

Before going to sea, we received information that on the “way” to the Mediterranean Sea in the Atlantic Ocean, our potential enemy had deployed some new hydroacoustic system for searching for submarines with “Quaker” type emitters, as they were called then. But, having traveled all the way to the Mediterranean and back, conducting hundreds of studies of ocean noises, we came to the conclusion that these were biological noises. Currently, some sailors are suggesting that these may be alien sources of radiation.

During the campaign, while on watch at BG No. 1 and No. 2 in the central command center, I absorbed and memorized all the commands, all the actions of the watch commanders, which later came in handy in my future service, but I didn’t know about it yet.

The seventies were the years of the height of the Cold War, with a new round of the arms race and a new technical level. We began to step on the heels of the Americans; our surface ships and submarines were not inferior to NATO ships in armament and technical terms. The autonomous operation went perfectly, the crew showed high professionalism and restraint. In the Mediterranean Sea, we monitored US Navy warships, including the USS Saratoga. They repeatedly launched simulated missile and torpedo attacks on them, which was reported by radio to Moscow.

The long trip tested everyone, what they are capable of and what they are worth; the crew truly became one united friendly family. We still cherish our friendship to this day, we meet, communicate, and help each other.

After 2 months we returned to base. The joy of meeting with family and friends and honorably completing a combat mission filled our hearts. I felt the taste and romance of underwater service, and after a short rest I wanted to go hiking again. But I had to wait a very long time for such a holiday for the soul as a long hike.

The harsh everyday life of the coastal service began. On shore, the submariner takes care of himself. In addition to maintaining the combat readiness of his ship and his professionalism, a submariner in our country is forced to repair his submarine, repair his barracks, carry out coastal duties, do chores, etc. and so on.

Upon arrival from the campaign, the flagship RTS specialist of the 11th division offered me a promotion - the position of commander of the warhead-4, head of the RTS on one of the submarines of our division, but which one was not yet known. The construction of our K-479 submarine was postponed indefinitely, and I agreed.

A month later, having handed in reports for the trip to headquarters and the ship to another crew, my wife and I flew off on vacation. But first there was a mandatory rest in a sanatorium in the village of Mardakan of the Az. SSR on the shores of the warm Caspian Sea. It was still snowing in the North at that time, but we were already swimming in the Caspian Sea. In the sanatorium, the friendship of the crew as part of their families became even stronger and more reliable.

Upon arrival from vacation they announced to me order on my appointment to the position of commander of the warhead-4, head of the RTS on the K-87 submarine, then undergoing medium repairs at SRZ-10 in the city of Polyarny in Pala Bay. The commander of the boat was Captain 1st Rank Nikolai Mikhailovich Suvorov. I have already mentioned this crew above. The submarine has been under repair for 3 years. This was the first medium repair of 2nd generation submarines. The crew lived in barracks. The crew was not provided with housing. The families of the crew lived in Zapadnaya Litsa, and once a month, officers and midshipmen in shifts were released for a week to visit their families on leave. We got home through Murmansk or directly by hitchhiking along dirt roads through the polar hills.

At first, I didn’t immediately realize and understand where I was. After a stormy career in a combat division - a quiet, calm, planned sluggish repair, life in the barracks, a bachelor's life, in the evenings - quiet, everyday drunkenness of some officers and, as it seemed to me, the transformation of the personnel of the submarine into hard workers. For me it was a lot of stress and a tragedy in the full sense of the word. I regretted many times that I agreed to the promotion. I wanted to return everything back, but... service is service, and I had to withstand this blow of fate.

I began to call Zapadnaya Litsa weekly and ask my former commander capt. 1st Rank V.N. Voroshnina help me with the transfer to any other combat plane of our division. But there was no vacant position in the division in my specialty.

I had to accept my fate, continue repairing my department and ship, and wait for the possibility of my transfer to Zapadnaya Litsa.

Crew cap. 1st Rank Suvorova N.M. Overall he was young and not bad. The statutory order reigned in it. According to the weekly schedule, we had political classes, specialized classes in the form of repair training, Komsomol and party meetings, and worship. trips to the cinema in Polyarny, etc. But the absence of family nearby and free evenings weighed on me. I would like to remember and name the names of the officers of the crew of the K-87 submarine, with whom I had to throw in my lot and with whom I had to go through many difficult events, such as the completion of repairs, the delivery of the ship, the renaming of the crew to the second one, humiliating showdowns and reproaches for poor-quality repairs ship from the new command of the 11th division. The division commander at that time was Cap. 1st Rank Tomko E.A., the head of the political department was Capt. 1st Rank B.M. Vasilyev.

But our crew was the first in the 11th division to undergo and complete the medium repair of the submarine in the city of Polyarny. More than 120 modernization works were carried out on the submarine. After repairs, our submarine made the transition under the ice of the Arctic Ocean to Kamchatka, where it successfully carried out combat training and combat service tasks for a long time until it was put into “sludge” in 1990, followed by decommissioning and disposal.

Here are the officers of the K-87 crew: commander Cap. 1st Rank Suvorov N.M., SPK – Capt. 3rd Rank Fomin B.D., PC – Capt.-Lt. Vladimir Vladimirovich Dovgulevich, commander of the warhead-1 Capt.-Lt. Mazhugo Mikhail Aleksandrovich, commander of the ENG Flarid Rashitovich Isangulov, comr. BC-2, capt. Vladimir Mikhailovich Ledovskoy, commander of BC-3, senior lt. Gennady Kolonkov, comr. GAG, I-RTS Sergei Bobrikov, (in Kamchatka he will become commander of the submarine pr. 671RTM) , KD-1 cap. 3rd rank Vladimir Mikhailovich Chistokhodov, (now he serves in military acceptance at NPO "Rubin"), KD-2 cap.-lt. Kosenko Yuri Aleksandrovich, KD-3 cap. 3 rank Chigvintsev Vasily Viktorovich, commanders of the BC-5 groups, senior lt. Krivoshein Yuri, (he unfortunately passed away early, he simply drank himself to death), senior lt. Volodya Ryabchuk, (he is also no longer alive), senior lt. Yuri Kurennoy, who in the future changed his last name to Trofimova, senior lieutenant Vakhnenko Vladimir Ivanovich. As it turned out later, all the officers had good training in their specialty, many of them graduated military school Honours.

In 1977, I was asked to follow the command line and was offered the position of assistant submarine commander of our 11th division. In the hope of leaving repairs for a working boat, I agreed, although I constantly asked myself whether I could cope with the duties of an assistant? But fate again presented me with another surprise. In November 1977 I was appointed assistant commander to my own submarine “K-87” instead of Capt. Dovgulevich.

I accepted my destiny and my destiny and obviously became a fatalist.

At the end of 1977, the average repair of our K-87 submarine was completed, and an order was received to transfer it to the second, 379th crew under the command of the newly appointed cap commander. 3rd rank Gusev Alexey Alekseevich. Unfortunately, he is no longer alive; he died tragically at sea while winter fishing in Primorye. His predecessor, Capt. 1st rank Pashkov Nikolay Grigorievich, was transferred for further service to the training center in Sosnovy Bor. This crew was the first line, and we faced a long and difficult period of reaching the 1st line due to the loss of seamanship and combat skills during 5 years of repairs. In addition, our crews have been renamed. Crew cap. 1st Rank Suvorova N.M. became the 379th crew, and the crew of Cap.3 rank Gusev became the crew of “K-87” and the commanders exchanged seals. Then the K-87 submarine was renamed the K-212 submarine and ordered to be prepared for transfer to Kamchatka by the northern route in 1978.

The process of receiving and transferring the submarine was very difficult. Over the course of 5 years of repairs and 12 years of operation, much of the plane’s property became unusable, and it had to be written off, handed over, and a new one obtained. There were many deficiencies in the repairs, and all the complaints were against our now 379th crew. Our crew became “hostages” of mid-term repairs, and during the entire time before the boat left for Kamchatka, we were repairing it, replenishing spare parts and equipment, etc., in a word, we were the crew to support it. There was no talk of combat training of the crew and their introduction into the line.

On my shoulders, already an assistant commander, fell all the work of daily organization, settling the crew in a new place, plus duty at the division canteen and other concerns. Canteen duty for the 11th Division was the most difficult job at that time, when everyone from the flotilla operational duty officer to the head of the division's political department interfered with your duties. Everyone demanded something from you besides following instructions.

I, as an officer on the command line, was called to the division headquarters and was given an officer’s record book for admission to independent control of a submarine and set a deadline of 2 years. The record book consisted of 3 sections: the record sheet for the assistant commander, the record sheet for the SPK, the record sheet for the commander of the square. Each of these 3 test sheets actually consisted of 3 - 4 sheets.

At the beginning, I was even confused, I didn’t know what to grab onto, what to do first, there wasn’t enough time of day. I didn’t want to go to the division headquarters, even on official business. There they were not very kind to the junior officers with their questions and concerns; there was a sense of lordship and arrogance on the part of the command and staff officers (many division officers complained about this). Therefore, passing my tests at SU seemed like an unrealistic dream to me. Sometimes the service bothered me so much that I wanted to live.

Thanks to the officers and the entire 379th crew, who always provided me with help and support. I still found time to study the naval theater, COLREG-72, and other combat documents and little by little prepared to take the tests for the SU.

I soon learned that there was a large program to transfer the entire series of Project 670 submarines to Kamchatka; they were already being replaced by Project 670M submarines. The K-201 and K-429 submarines have already left for Kamchatka. Our submarine was also being prepared, but already the “K-212” and the submarine “K-325”, which was commanded by my former senior mate on the “K-479”, captain 2nd rank Lushin Vladimir Petrovich.

Many officers did not want to go to serve in Kamchatka, to leave their homes, to travel many thousands of kilometers from the center of Russia. And personnel movements began in the division. Our navigator, Capt. Lieutenant Mikhail Aleksandrovich Mazhugo, left the crew for another plane. But he will still end up in Kamchatka, albeit as a submarine commander.

At the end of 1978, both boats, as part of a tactical group, left for Kamchatka via the northern route.

An order came for our crew to leave by plane for Kamchatka at the end of 1978. Service in the North in the 11th Division had recently fed us up so much that without much regret we began to prepare for a long journey, although we had no idea about serving in Kamchatka, and the distance from our parents’ home was frightening. The division strongly advised us to leave our families in Zapadnaya Litsa and fly without them, and then, while on vacation, fly for them. But we did not agree, we decided to fly as families and began collecting containers with household items and sending them to Kamchatka.

The crew was supplemented with the missing personnel. We were assigned a new SPK Cap. 2 rank Yuri Belotserkovsky, political officer cap. 3rd rank Puzik Viktor Timofeevich, commander of warhead-4, head of the RTS cap.l. Gavrish Vladimir Vladimirovich, (he passed away in 2011), head of chemistry. services of Senior Lieutenant Rodionov Oleg Yurievich and Chief of Medical. service of Major Belyaev A.A. We affectionately called the doctor “father” for his fatherly attitude towards each crew member. But he drank heavily. Packing, sending containers and crew property from the barracks, purchasing air tickets, paying for the crew, organizing training camps fell on my shoulders. I never got housing in the North, I didn’t have children yet, so my personal preparations with my wife were short.

At the very end of 1978, on the eve of New Year 1979, our 379 crew, along with their families and sailors, left in four groups by plane for Kamchatka with transfers in Leningrad, and one group with a transfer in Moscow. My wife and I celebrated the New Year 1979 in Leningrad, waiting for a plane to Kamchatka. We spent the night with the relatives of our warhead-2 commander, Capt. Ledovsky V.M. This New Year I remember my wife and I being very strong at 30 degrees. frosts.

Farewell, gloomy North, to the polar nights. 5 years of service in the 11th division taught me a lot, and most importantly, patience and humility with fate. I gained good experience serving both on a submarine and on shore. Thanks to all the northerners with whom I served!

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