Ukrainian Navy Ships Boost Interoperability

via John’s Naval, Marine and Service News on Blogger http://ift.tt/1jDtvmP

Ukrainian Navy Ships Boost InteroperabilityUKRAINIAN NAVY SHIP SLAVUTYCH U510

Slavutych U510, a command ship pertaining to the Ukrainian Navy, has completed exercises with commanders of sea force, ships and motor boats, and support ships.

 

The Navy Commander, Admiral Yurii Ylyin, said that these events help them to create common opinions and approaches.
Cadets from the fourth year of P.S. Nakhimov Naval Academy also participated in the exercises.

Ukrainian Navy Ships Boost InteroperabilityUKRAINIAN NAVY SHIP SLAVUTYCH U510

The Navy Commander said that he is satisfied with the quality and accomplishment of the exercises.
The Slavutych U510 was built by Chernomorskiy Shipyard, located in Nikolaev, Ukraine.
She was laid down in July 1988, launched on 12th November 1990, and commissioned into the fleet on August 24th, 1992.
She was orginally named Pridneprovye, but she changed her name to Slavutych in 1993.

Naval Today Staff, February 13, 2014; Image: Ukrainian Navy

Visit Website

Share on Google PlusTwitterHootsuiteHootsuiteLinkedInBufferFacebookCustom Sharing Tool
Evernote 

+TAG

Discover more from JC's Royal New Zealand Navy, World Navies, Military News, Lighthouses and other Marine News-

Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.

Discover more from JC's Royal New Zealand Navy, World Navies, Military News, Lighthouses and other Marine News-

Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.

Continue reading