What links to “Hydrofoils and Ground-Effect Vehicles”
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- Central Design Bureau for Hydrofoil Ships named after R. E. Alexeyev… Krasnoye Sormovo Plant Great Patriotic War. The bureau specializes in the design of high-speed vessels: hydrofoil ships and ekranoplans; its production facilities are located Chkalovsky District. [1]
- Collections147 of 627 objects written · kept since August 20, 2026 · updated October 7, 2026 Hydrofoils and ekranoplans Vessels designed and built in Nizhny Novgorod: the Raketa and Meteor hydrofoils and the Alekseyev ground-effect craft
- Floating House… a permanent one makes no sense — has also returned to passenger transport. On 15 July 2026, the first Valday hydrofoil docked at a new floating platform on the Oka embankment of Dzerzhinsk: the platform and gangway were funded …
- Industry and Economy of Nizhny Novgorod… with a history spanning more than 170 years. It built the first domestic steamships and submarines, hydrofoil vessels, and the world's first diesel-electric ship. At various points the plant also produced locomotives, …
- Launching of the «Meteor 120R» «Andrey Baykov» (2026)… Ships named after R. E. Alexeyev" in the Chkalovsky District of Nizhny Novgorod Region, the eighth passenger hydrofoil vessel of Project 03580, the Meteor (hydrofoil), was launched. The vessel received the name "Andrey Baykov". [1] …
- Meteor (hydrofoil)… named after A. M. Gorky in the Tatar ASSR. [1] [2] The «Meteor» became one of the flagship products of the Gorky school of high-speed shipbuilding and was operated for decades on rivers and reservoirs of the USSR and abroad.
- Raketa (hydrofoil)The designer of the Hydrofoils and Ground-Effect Vehicles) that gave rise to the Raketa class was Rostislav Alekseev (1916–1980). A native of Novozybkov, he moved with …
- Vikhr (ship)… and operation was accumulated by Gorky, which remained the principal Soviet center for the development of hydrofoil vessels.