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A new addition to the Soviet fleet – the Project 7U Destroyer. Ships of this class served in defense of the Soviet Union from the earliest days of its involvement in the Second World War.
In the early 1930s, the young yet ambitious and fast-developing Soviet state decided to commission new destroyers to defend its territorial waters. The new ships were intended to replace the outdated ships of this class, which had put in a poor showing during the First World War. A special design bureau was established to meet this need, and the cutting-edge Italian Maestrale-class destroyers were selected as prototypes. Along with many fine qualities, the Project 7 destroyers (as the new warships were called) also came with a host of weaknesses. One of these was the linear placement of the engines – this became the rationale for the complete redesign of the whole series. This was prompted by the withdrawal of the British Hunter destroyer from service, which had the same engine placement – a single mine was enough to render the British ship completely immobile. This move compelled the shipbuilders to fully review the placement of the power system in Project 7 destroyers. As a result, all finished ships were fitted with engines using an echelon layout.
The modernized version was designated with the letter “U” for “upgraded.” The ship’s silhouette changed from single-funnel to twin-funnel, while the deck superstructure and armament remained unchanged. By improving the survivability of the powertrain and considerably tightening the arrangement of the destroyer’s sections, the engineers sacrificed both the speed and travel range, and changed the placement of the large-calibre anti-air guns to something far less practical. The series was launched despite these shortcomings – by the time Germany invaded the USSR, seven 7U units had been built, and another 11 ships were completed throughout the war.
| Members of the pre-beta test will be able to test this destroyer in one of the future tests, and results of this test will taken into account for the future development of our fleet. |
Naval commanders can look forward to experiencing all the advantages and disadvantages of the Project 7U destroyers in War Thunder. The Project 7U is a comparatively slow, highly resilient and superbly armed vessel. Her main power system consists of two engine rooms and two boiler rooms. This Soviet giant has a nominal output of around 60,000 hp and can reach a respectable speed of 36–38 knots (up to 70 km/h). The destroyer has a crew of 271, most of whom service the ship’s enormous arsenal. The destroyer features four 130mm cannons, two on the bow and two on the stern. The four cannons are supplemented with torpedo armament in the form of two three-barrel automatic weapons, as well as depth charges. The anti-air armament includes several calibres: two 76mm guns on the stern, three 45mm semi-automatic guns behind the first funnel, and four 12.7mm DShK machine guns placed at the front of the destroyer.
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The main objective for Project 7U destroyers in War Thunder battles will be taking on their destroyer “classmates” and providing artillery support during small fleet maneuvers. The placement of the anti-aircraft guns is far from ideal, limiting the arc of fire and leaving the destroyer relatively vulnerable to aerial attacks. Destroying a huge Project 7U ship isn’t easy, which is why commanders should concentrate on controlling and aiming the ship’s guns during battle. Reloading her main cannon takes more than 11 seconds, even with a highly skilled crew. However, opponents will certainly know when they’ve been hit – the 130mm shells deliver crippling damage, while a precise torpedo strike is more than enough to halt the advance of enemy boats.
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Comments (127)
The SU-100y used the same guns..... This is too much))))))))))) Unleash the soviet navy bias!!!! xaxaxaxxaxaxaaa
hell yes
Some people already can't handle it, as seen above :P
Something Something Japanese nope again?
Cool ship tho
yeah still on japanese ships/boat
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gnevny-class_destroyer "Never left the drawing board" 30 were built and after modifications reduced and/or eliminated flaws became these. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soobrazitelnyy-class_destroyer These were not only built but also saw combat; please stop having these knee-jerk reactions and spreading misinformation. Japan and the US will get their destroyers in time; i seriously doubt there's a lack of material.
Takemoto, Its always the same argument. Seriously you weeb you can just relax because japan will be added LATER. Be patient.
Brit_Tea_Express, Implying anyone who cares about historical naval vessels that happen to be Japanese is a 'weeb'. Not an argument. Unless they have 8 Japanese ship devblogs prepared they have officially made themselves a joke. USSR more important than Japan and USA? Not acceptable.
Now crusiers ))))
and after that maybe a battleship or two?... :)
THO445, like bismark and iowa
The amount of work it must take to create such a nice looking model... gg Gaijin
What about the Imperial Japanese Navy? You know the one more important than the Soviets? Why do Soviets get more ships than JPN and USA combined...?
russian bais]]]]]
Because their files are easier to access and implement into the game for the devs, and "JPN" apparently burned or trashed most of the ship blueprints to hide evidence.
Cool destroyer, but I hope that destroyers are the largest ships we will see in game. The implementation of larger ships just isnt possible without turning the game into a cheesy, completely unrealistic game. This isnt mentioning balancing problems with destroyers and small torpedo boats, Which would get mauled by a destroyer. Hopefully the destroyers are tier 5, that would make some sense. Nevertheless, I'm interested to see where this goes, and if its successful
Well, more testing will be done, and depending on the changes they made, bigger ship might work. One step at a time, and things might work out. But I agree it would most likely deviate from the core principle of the game.
If we don't get bigger ships this game will die. DDs won't carry it, and locking them at Tier V will do way more harm than good. It also doesn't make sense there are plenty of DDs to spread across the tiers.
Why would even model those small boats on the side if there isn't even a use for them in gameplay ??
Because the real ships had them on there? Why does everything need to have a gameplay purpose?
nice! now, how biased will this be?
If you will fight against it, amount of bias depends on your skills. As all players know - less skills = more bias for enemy. Da, tovarish?
Stona_WT, But I need to admit, that glorious star on chimney gives +14% of bias power.
looks great!!!
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