alexander aleksandrovich berzin, retired rear admiral, hero of russia, legend of the submarine fleet,manage nuclear submarines of seven projects. they call him the arctic admiral, he has. seven trips under the ice, like no one else, he tells what the difficulty of such a trip is: through wormwood or thin ice is marked on the map so that if something happens, you can return, but during this time the half-new ice can... be carried away or covered with ice, if only that? well, the difficulty is that if there is a good accident, then you die, you may not be able to break the ice and remain under the ice, but any accident, be it the influx of water or a fire, requires it, if water enters, then you need to rise as high as possible in order to to reduce the pressure, seal it somehow. therefore, the main thing is that this is an impeccable knowledge of the material part, the famous writer alexander pokrovsky, a legend of the submarine fleet, he is the author of the cult story 72 meters, captain of the second rank, he served on the submarine of project 667 as, they are called navaga, including

hero of russia, rear admiral alexander berzin, legend of the submarine fleet.of the thirty- first submarine division from 1987-1990. he is often called the arctic admiral. he had the largest number. trips to arctic under ice seven. the most important thing is that the personnel once again know their functional responsibilities well, well, perhaps, everything, so to speak, and that the person must be prepared for trouble, you know, like this, to get high, so to speak, but this. there you can’t, you always have to doubt something , so that maybe something even seems, but tell me about it, it seems to me that something is wrong, you know, if this is the approach to your favorite material part, then success will be guaranteed, but the fact that we were driven under the ice, well we are even glad, because this is how we preserve our submarines, because it is there that we ensure that... the americans and other comrades simply practically cannot find us, in which case, in the event of an order, we are still let's find this unfortunate hole, we'll surface, we'll throw

hero of russia, rear admiral alexander berzin, a legend of the submarine fleet, he was the commanderrine division in 1987-1990. he is often called the arctic admiral. he had the largest number of trips to the arctic under ice. seven. the most important thing is to do it in person. having once again become well aware of his functional responsibilities, well, that’s probably all, so to speak, and for a person to be ready for troubles , you know, that’s how it is, to get high, so to speak, well, you can’t do that there, you always have to doubt something in order to... maybe it even seems like something, but tell me about it, it seems to me that -that’s not so, you see, if this is the approach to our favorite material part, then success will be ensured, but the fact that we were driven under the ice, well , we’re even glad, because by doing this we preserve our submarines, because it is there that we ensure that the americans and other comrades simply. practically no they can find it, if something happens, if there is an order, we will still find this unfortunate polony, we will emerge,

been given by the commander of the bc5, but his voice disappeared from the nervous situation and berzind. you walk and fly, you fly, there’s just no deck under you, everything falls on top of you, all sorts of unsecured boxes, in this mess, everyone is floundering, and there it was necessary to give these two commands, and these two commands in the absence of the commander can give the commander b.5 if he... sees that the boat is dying, that is, he must give commands instead of the commander, but he could not give orders, his throat was blocked, so i then saw how the man was sweating, that is, there is no soul , and a puddle that is, that is, it was as if a shower was pouring from him, and he just yelled in his ear and he came to his senses, shouted this command at the remote control, the remote control worked, and we took off. on the surface and otherwise it would have crushed the boat, that’s how he saved more than one boat, but a couple more. only a few countries, a few, can afford to create their own nuclear submarine fleet. the nuclear submarine today is the most advanced complex c