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PRSD109 Pr 48 Kiev

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Overview
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Hit Points
Mobility
kt Max Speed
s Rudder Shift Time
m Turn Radius
Armor
- mm Hull Armor
- mm Citadel Armor
- mm Deck Armor
- mm Extremities Armor
Primary Armament
Guns
Secondary Armament
Guns
Torpedoes
Torpedoes
Aircrafts
Recon Squadrons
Visibility
km Aerial Detection Range
km Surface Detection Range


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Modules


Compatible Equipment


Player Opinion

Performance

What can be said as the first "speedboat with guns", the Kiev is a particularly interesting destroyer that may leave you with few things to be impressed with. As she is fast, to be precise with flank speed that reaches nearly 43 knots and nearing 50 knots if given speed boost and speed flags, the Kiev can reach capture zones first and loiter around to pounce any destroyer nearby to destroy them with her impressive guns as well as surprising cruisers with sudden shells of AP which can at times punch through their armor if aimed right or even give battleships a target that will fray their nerves as you continuously fire and burn them. However, she is fairly easy to see at 9km first and despite her sound ergonomics, her torpedoes leave much to be desired as both are at the same range with the upgraded variant being more of a sidegrade as you sacrifice a bit of speed for additional damage and getting to its close effective firing range means you are going on a suicidal torpedo run.

Pros

  • Good set of 130mm guns
  • Blisteringly fast speed
  • Reasonable ergonomics
  • Very fast stock torpedoes

Cons

  • Short torpedo range
  • Upgraded torpedo sacrifices speed for marginal damage
  • High detection range for a destroyer
  • Turning bleeds speed fast


Historical Info

Ten ships were ordered from Soviet yards in 1939 as the Project 48 destroyer leaders. This design had minor modifications to suit Soviet shipbuilding practice. Four ships were laid down, all of them for the Black Sea Fleet:
  • Kiev -

built by Marti Yard, Nikolayev,

launched December 1940, evacuated to Poti (49.8 % complete), but not completed after the war, the hull was used as a target ship in the 1950s



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