The Kommuna - Russia’s Bizarre 110 Year Old Warship
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The Kommuna is a submarine salvage ship in service with the Russian Navy's Black Sea Fleet. A strange double-hulled catamaran design, she has the unique distinction of serving with the Russian Imperial Soviet, and now Russian Federation navy, becoming the oldest active navy ship in the world over a century after her launch.
What is the history of this incredible ship however? Why is it still in service and what is the explanation behind its distinct lack of rust?
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00:00 Introduction
03:38 The Precursor - SMS Vulkan
04:26 Initial Plans Take Shape
07:54 A Troubled Build Process
10:01 The Volkhov is Commisioned
11:01 The Revolution Begins
12:06 The Volkhov's First Rescue
13:38 Surviving the Chaos of Revolution
15:52 The Volkhov is Renamed
16:20 Salvaging the HMS L55
18:36 The Second World War Begins
19:19 Escape From Tallin (again)
19:52 Lenningrad Surrounded
20:52 The Trapped Baltic Fleet
21:49 Kommuna Comes Under Attack
22:56 Salvage and Diving Amid The Seige
23:43 The Road of Life
25:13 The Seige Lifted
26:15 A Long Overdue Overhaul
27:42 Cold War Submarine Rescue
28:54 A New Role for the Kommuna
31:06 Deep Sea Testing
32:31 The Soviet Union Comes to an End
33:19 Saved from the Scrapheap
34:20 Recomissioning the Kommuna
35:35 New ROV Equiptment
36:16 The Russian Navy Renaissance
36:57 Kommuna Recieves a Priz-Class Submersible
37:21 On Board the Kommuna Today
37:56 How Has the Kommuna Survived So Long?
42:03 Ukraine Invaded
42:39 The Sinking of the Moskva
43:31 Kommunas Involvement in the Moskva
44:07 Outro
The Kommuna is a submarine salvage ship in service with the Russian Navy's Black Sea Fleet. A strange double-hulled catamaran design, she has the unique distinction of serving with the Russian Imperial Soviet, and now Russian Federation navy, becoming the oldest active navy ship in the world over a century after her launch.
What is the history of this incredible ship however? Why is it still in service and what is the explanation behind its distinct lack of rust?
Patreon: Patreon: calumraasay
Buy me a coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/calumraasay
Twitter......................►Twitter: calumraasay
Instagram................►Instagram: calumraasay
Discord.....................►Discord: discord
Website....................►http://calumgillies.com
The amazing 3D Models by Brendon Kibler! Check him out: http://lumoize.artstation.com
Moskva Infographic from Covert Shores - http://www.hisutton.com/
00:00 Introduction
03:38 The Precursor - SMS Vulkan
04:26 Initial Plans Take Shape
07:54 A Troubled Build Process
10:01 The Volkhov is Commisioned
11:01 The Revolution Begins
12:06 The Volkhov's First Rescue
13:38 Surviving the Chaos of Revolution
15:52 The Volkhov is Renamed
16:20 Salvaging the HMS L55
18:36 The Second World War Begins
19:19 Escape From Tallin (again)
19:52 Lenningrad Surrounded
20:52 The Trapped Baltic Fleet
21:49 Kommuna Comes Under Attack
22:56 Salvage and Diving Amid The Seige
23:43 The Road of Life
25:13 The Seige Lifted
26:15 A Long Overdue Overhaul
27:42 Cold War Submarine Rescue
28:54 A New Role for the Kommuna
31:06 Deep Sea Testing
32:31 The Soviet Union Comes to an End
33:19 Saved from the Scrapheap
34:20 Recomissioning the Kommuna
35:35 New ROV Equiptment
36:16 The Russian Navy Renaissance
36:57 Kommuna Recieves a Priz-Class Submersible
37:21 On Board the Kommuna Today
37:56 How Has the Kommuna Survived So Long?
42:03 Ukraine Invaded
42:39 The Sinking of the Moskva
43:31 Kommunas Involvement in the Moskva
44:07 Outro
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