Marshal Nedelin class (Project 1914) missile range instrumentation ship

Service And Conflict Use

1. Jan 1, 1977

   Lead ship is laid down

   GlobalSecurity lists Marshal Nedelin as laid down at Admiralty Shipyards in Leningrad in 1977.

   Sources: GlobalSecurity Marshal Nedelin class specifications

2. May 30, 1983

   Marshal Nedelin enters fleet service

   GlobalSecurity says the lead ship entered the fleet on 30 May 1983.

   Sources: GlobalSecurity Marshal Nedelin class specifications

3. Jul 24, 1987

   Marshal Krylov launches

   GlobalSecurity and TASS both identify Marshal Krylov as the second completed Project 1914 ship, launched on 24 July 1987.

   Sources: GlobalSecurity Marshal Nedelin class specifications, TASS Marshal Krylov modernization

4. Oct 1, 2014

   Marshal Krylov begins modernization

   TASS reported that the ship arrived in Vladivostok in October 2014 for modernization at Dalzavod, extending its service life and upgrading measurement equipment.

   Sources: TASS Marshal Krylov modernization

Marshal Nedelin class (Project 1914) missile range instrumentation ship Images

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