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AlekseevRostislav Alekseev — Alekseyev Rostislav Yevgenyevich (1916–1980) — Hero of Socialist Labor. Doctor of Technical Sciences. …
Belarus (ship)… designed for small rivers with a guaranteed depth of 0.9 metres. It was developed by the Gorky bureau of Rostislav Alekseev and built at the Gomel Shipbuilding and Ship Repair Yard from 1966. [1]
Bolshaya Pecherskaya StreetIn the 1930s, House No. 14 was the home of Rostislav Yevgenyevich Alekseev, the future creator of hydrofoil vessels and ekranoplans [3]. He later lived at House No. 45a on Ulyanov …
Burevestnik (ship)… with two aviation gas-turbine engines, built at Krasnoye Sormovo Plant in 1964 to a design by the bureau of Rostislav Alekseev. It operated on Volga routes and was decommissioned in 1981. [1] [2]
Central Design Bureau for Hydrofoil Ships named after R. E. AlexeyevThe Alekseyev Central Design Bureau for Hydrofoil Ships is a Nizhny Novgorod Gorky on the basis of Rostislav Alekseev, begun Krasnoye Sormovo Plant Great Patriotic War. The bureau specializes in the design of high-speed …
Chaika (vessel)… hydrofoil vessel for 30 passengers, built at Krasnoye Sormovo Plant in 1962 to a design by the bureau of Rostislav Alekseev. On trials it reached a speed of about 100 km/h, but it never went into series production. [1]
Ekranoplan
Hydrofoils and Ground-Effect Vehicles… and ekranoplans — a class of high-speed vessels created in Gorky: the Central Design Bureau (TsKB) of Rostislav Alekseev designed the world's first series-production passenger hydrofoils and every Soviet military ekranoplan. The …
Igor Gennadyevich Dobrovolsky… was taken on as a test pilot at the Central Design Bureau for Hydrofoil Vessels, to work on ekranoplans. Rostislav Alekseev had died by that point, and the work was carried out under the direction of Vladimir Kirillovykh, chief …
KM (ekranoplan)KM is an experimental ekranoplan with a takeoff weight of up to 544 tonnes, built in Gorky to a design by Rostislav Alekseev and the heaviest flying craft of its time. Launched in June 1966, it made its first flight in October of the …
Kolokoltsev Mikhail Veniaminovich… plant. During these years he became friends with the future designer of hydrofoil ships and ekranoplans Rostislav Alekseev — both later became avid yachtsmen. [1]
Kometa (ship)… variant of the Meteor (hydrofoil) (projects 342M, 342MT, 342ME, 342MS), designed by the Gorky bureau of Rostislav Alekseev. The lead vessel was built in Poti in 1962, and from 1964 the series was produced at the More shipyard in …
Krasnoye Sormovo PlantIt was at this plant that the renowned designer of high-speed vessels and ekranoplans Rostislav Alekseev began his career.
Launching of the «Meteor 120R» «Andrey Baykov» (2026)… whom 15,500 traveled on inter-regional routes. [3] The year 2026 marks the 110th anniversary of the birth of Rostislav Alekseev, whose work laid the foundation for Russia's high-speed fleet. [5] Construction is being carried out under …
Lun (ekranoplan)… of the «Lun» was the many years of work by the Nizhny Novgorod Central Hydrofoil Design Bureau under Rostislav Alekseev on the experimental «KM» ekranoplan (the «Caspian Sea Monster»), which made its first flight in October 1966 …
Memorial Museum of V. P. Chkalov… the Governor inspected the progress of renovation work at the Museum of Speeds in Chkalovsk, dedicated to Rostislav Alekseev and the development of high-speed shipbuilding; the completion of the works was planned to coincide with …
Meteor (hydrofoil)… designed at the Central Design Bureau for Hydrofoils (TsKB po SPK) (Gorky) under the leadership of Rostislav Alekseev. Project 342 was approved on 19 May 1959; series production began in June 1960. [1] The vessels were built …
Museum of Speeds (Chkalovsk)… the city of Chkalovsk, Nizhny Novgorod Region, dedicated to the history of high-speed shipbuilding and to the designer of ekranoplans and hydrofoil vessels Rostislav Alekseev. The museum occupies the entire second floor of the V. P. Chkalov House of …
Nizhny Novgorod State Technical University n.a. R.E. AlekseevPolitech, the Nizhny Novgorod State Technical University named after Rostislav Alekseev — the largest institution of higher education, training personnel on a targeted basis for numerous …
Pochtovy Yashchik… Yashchiks attempted to draw inspiration from exhibitions showcasing their most successful products. One of Rostislav Alekseev 's gliding hydrofoil boats, displayed in front of the testing facility of the Krasnoye Sormovo Plant
Pushkina Street… Liven was transferred from the Lutheran cemetery [7]. Also buried here is the designer of hydrofoil vessels Rostislav Alekseev [5].
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 his family to Gorky in 1933 and enrolled at the …
Russian Wings (festival)… coincide with the renovation of the Museum of Speeds in Chkalovsk — an institution dedicated to the designer Rostislav Alekseev and the development of high-speed shipbuilding. Nizhny Novgorod Oblast Governor Gleb Nikitin, during a …
Self-propelled models SM (ekranoplans)… on which the Central Design Bureau for Hydrofoil Ships named after R. E. Alexeyev under the direction of Rostislav Alekseev worked out the ground-effect phenomenon. The first flight of SM-1 took place on July 21, 1961, at the test …
Sputnik (ship)… built: 300 passengers and four M-50 engines. Built in Gorky in a single unit in 1961 by the design bureau of Rostislav Alekseev. [1] [2]
Vikhr (ship)… Novgorod). It was developed by the Central Design Bureau for Hydrofoil Ships named after R. E. Alexeyev Rostislav Alekseev as a seagoing version of Sputnik (ship))» — intended for coastal Black Sea routes. It never entered series …
Volga (motorboat)The «Volga» is a six-seat pleasure-and-utility hydrofoil boat designed in Gorky under the direction of Rostislav Alekseev (project 343). The lead boat was built in 1957, after which the craft was produced serially by several …

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