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The work on the design of future long-range active antiaircraft and antisubmarine ship – as it was initially determined – was conducted by the Leningrad CKB-17 in close cooperation with OKB-938 led by N.I. Kamov. The author of the ship's design, which was given the number 1123 and the code ""Kondor"", was A.S. Sawiczew, and from 1967 – A.W. Marinich. The main task of the ship was to search and destroy American nuclear submarines carrying ""Polaris"" ballistic missiles in the Antarctic Ocean and Barents Sea. Drawings and colour illustrations

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A particularly interesting subject from the days of the Cold War, and kits are available so the modeller should find this very handy. * Military Model Scene * ...this book would be very useful to someone wishing to superdetail the kits, but equally valuable to the scratchbuilder. * Scale Military Modelling International Magazine *

A particularly interesting subject from the days of the Cold War, and kits are available so the modeller should find this very handy. * Military Model Scene *

...it supplies more than just external views, with cutawars showing helicopter stowage, powerplant/drive shaft arrangements, aft boat desks and even the hull-mounted quintuple torpedo launchers. Its 18 pages are packed with information - ideal for planning a scratch-build project of this Cold War anti-submarine vessel. * Airfix Model World * ...this book would be very useful to someone wishing to superdetail the kits, but equally valuable to the scratchbuilder. * Scale Military Modelling International Magazine * A particularly interesting subject from the days of the Cold War, and kits are available so the modeller should find this very handy. * Military Model Scene *

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