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Project 971M

Project 971M

Attack Submarines
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Basic Information
Name
Project 971M
Designation
Project 971M
Alternate Designation
Akula III, Leopard, Supershark
Equipment Type
Attack Submarines
Manufacturer
Zvezda Shipyard
Date of Introduction
2023
Description

The third generation Project 971 Akula nuclear-powered attack submarine is an extensive upgrade being applied to existing Project 971 boats operated by the Russian Navy. The upgraded submarine carries new life support systems, new radio and hydro-acoustic communications. Besides, the upgraded Akula is stealthier being fitted with a two-tier anti-vibration mechanism based upon elastic foundations and each one is separated from the next by pneumatic shock absorbers. The Project 971M submarines are armed with Kalibr-PL land attack cruise missile, Kalibr anti-ship missiles and Shkval jet-powered torpedoes. The first boat to undergo this modernization was the Kuzbass and is expected to be commissioned by the Russian Navy in April 2016, delayed to 2018. The Zvezda shipyard, at the Primorye territory, is the responsible for carrying out the modernization process. As of early 2021, the Russian Navy plans calls for the upgrade of nine boats with Kalibr and Zircon missiles beginning in 2021.

Overview (Deagel)
Group Attack Submarines
Status Under Development
Also Known As Akula III, Leopard, Supershark
Origin Russia
Contractor Zvezda Shipyard
Initial Operational Capability (IOC) 2023
Total Production ?
Gear (Deagel)
Item 1 Anti-Ship Missiles: 3M54E (28)
Item 2 Anti-Ship Missiles: 3M54E1 (28)
Item 3 Anti-Ship Missiles: Zircon (28)
Item 4 Anti-Submarine Rockets: 91RE1
Item 5 Cruise Missiles: 3M14E
Item 6 Cruise Missiles: Kalibr-PL (28)
Item 7 Torpedoes: 65-76A
Item 8 Torpedoes: Fizik-1
Item 9 Torpedoes: Shkval
Variants
Variant 1 Project 971
Variant 2 Project 971A
Variant 3 Project 971M
Details
Country of Origin Russia
Category Submarines
Naval > Submarines
Classification
Domain
Naval & Littoral
Equipment Status
Active
Related Equipment (1)
Operators (1)
Russia
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