you forget Vietnam also built 4 Molniya class missile boat with license and the help from Russia. You must update this video man, cannot let out such big info
Vietnam has found great success partnering with Damen. Damen has a large catalog of ships, and Vietnam allows them to sell units at very competitive prices, thanks to Vietnam's low labor costs. The Damen landing vessel shown here is very popular. For example, it has been sold to the Bahamas as part of the Sandy Bottom modernization program and to Panama's Aeronaval Service. At least the Panameniam one was built in Vietnam. In Lattin America and the Carribean they are used for logistics, disaster relief and as mother ships for fast boats in counternarcotic missions. They are multipurpose and very versatile, and interoperable with other Damen ships, do they are ideal for a coast guard force or even a shipping or ferry line. Top noch ships, very similar to Colombia's Cotecmar BDA model, their main competition in the Carribean.
you forget Vietnam also built 4 Molniya class missile boat with license and the help from Russia. You must update this video man, cannot let out such big info
The Vietnamese spent a significant part, if not most, of its modernization efforts in its Navy, Coast Guard and Fisheries Resources Surveillance paramilitary. The latter 2 are especially focused since sending warships into the South China Sea would be an act of escalation an trigger harsher responses from both China and neighboring claimants. Vietnam have locally designed and produced numerous models ships for both warfare and law enforcement. The most notable of which includes: - 6x 1241.8 Molniya-class missile corvettes - 5x KN-3600-class patrol ship - 8x ĐN-2000-class patrol ships - +50x KN-750-class patrol ships - 15x TT-200 patrol boats - 9x TT-120 patrol boats - +70x TK-1482C patrol boats - 1x Khánh Hòa 561 hospital ship - 1x Yết Kiêu 927 submarine rescue ship
right after the South fell in 75 the US was so angry with Marcos in the Philippines due to the fact that the last of the S Vietnamese navy followed the US navy to the Philippines under orders, Marcos had already recognized the Hanoi regime and essentially attempted seize the ships for the now only Vietnam. The ships were quickly returned to US Navy service so they (the only still working ships of all we had provided by that point) would not end up like the bounty of tanks, jets, Helicopters, guns etc that fell into their hands.
One of the major issues faced during the development of the BPS-500 was weapon accuracy. The stabilization algorithm was either unavailable or undisclosed by one of the participants so the on board weapons were extremely inaccurate, especially the missiles.
There's also the 6 locally produced Tarantul-class corvettes of the Vietnamese navy, which differs slightly from the original design. Vietnam is currently the main user of the Molniya class, with two Russian made ships and six locally built ships. Vietnam started its own production line of 1241.8 Molniya ships with the assistance of Almaz Central Design Bureau in Russia. The first two locally built ships were delivered in July 2014, two more in June 2015, and the last two in October 2017. The Vietnamese ships are armed with - One AK-176 76 mm gun, - 16 Uran-E anti-ship missiles, - Four Igla-M air-defence missiles - Two AK-630 close-in-weapon systems. The Vietnamese ships are also larger at 56.9 m (186 ft 8 in) in length and a maximum displacement of 563 tons. They have a range of 1,700 nautical miles (3,100 km; 2,000 mi) with 44 crew members on board.
