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aviator, here is a list of Soviet nuclear powered submarines that were commissioned by 1990 and which were serving with the Northern Fleet at the time: Project 627 (NATO November) SSN: K-3, K-5 (decommissioned in January 1990), K-11, K-21, K-50; decommissioned in April 1990: K-11, K-21, K-50 Pr 658 (Hotel) SSBN: K-16, K-19 (in reserve since 1979, decommissioned April 1990), K-33, K-40, K-145, K-149 (went into reserve fleet in March 1990) Pr 667A (Yankee) SSBN: K-32 (did not deploy after 1986 due to reactor accident), K-137 Leninets (on missile patrol in the North Atlantic from 19 October to 31 December 1990), K-140 (out of service by 17 December 1990), K-214, K-228, K-241, K-245, K-249, K-253 (Yankee Notch conversion), K-395 (in drydock for Yankee Notch conversion), K-403 (sea trials of towed array pod), K-411 (completed Yankee Stretch conversion in 1990), K-418 (removed from active service in 1989), K-420 (Yankee Sidecar SSGN conversion, but torpedoes only by 1989), K-423, K-426, K-444; decommissioned in April 1990: K-32, K-140, K-426 [Note: In 1988 the director of US naval intelligence Adm Studeman told Congress that Yankee class SSBNs had ceased patrols off the US coast in late 1987 and were instead conducting "combat service patrols against theater targets" (i.e. staying close to home), presumably to compensate for the loss of the SS-20 under the INF Treaty.] Pr 667B (Delta I) SSBN: K-279, K-385, K-447, K-450, K-457, K-460, K-465, K-472, K-475 Pr 667BD (Delta II) SSBN: K-92, K-182, K-193, K-421 Pr 667BDR (Delta III) SSBN: K-44 (in post drydock sea trials), K-129 (had powerplant failure in June 1989, may not have been available), K-424, K-449 (went to Pacific Fleet in November 1990), K-487, K-496 Pr 667BDRM (Delta IV) SSBN: K-18, -51, -64, -84, -114, -117, -407 (not commissioned until late November 1990) Pr 670M (Charlie II) SSGN: K-209, -452, -458, -479, -503, -508 Pr 671 (Victor I) SSN: K-38, -53, -69, -147, -306, -323, -367 (did not deploy again after a reactor accident in 1985), -370 (may not have been available for deployment), -398, -438, -462, -481 Pr 671RT (Victor II) SSN: K-371, -387, -467, -488 (never returned to sea after 1988 drydock), -495, -513, -517 Pr 671RTM (Victor III) SSN: K-218, -244, -254, -298, -299, -358, -502, -524, -527 Pr 671RTMK (Improved Victor III) SSN: K-292, K-388, K-138 (operational from January 1990), K-414 (not commissioned until 30 December 1990) Pr 675 (Echo II) SSGN: К-1 (may not have deployed after 1989), K-22, K-28, K-35 (final deployment in 1989), K-47 (in refuel and overhaul, did not return until 1992), K-74, K-104, K-125, K-128 (not in active service after 1989), K-131 (did not deploy after 1984), K-170 (may not have been operational after turbine accident in 1988), K-172 (stayed in port after reactor leak in June 1989); decommissioned in 1990: K-28, K-74, K-128, K-172 (in April) Pr 705 (Alfa) SSN: K-123 (received a new reactor in 1990, probably not operational until 1992), K-316, K-373, K-432, K-463, K-493 (all but K-123 decommissioned in April 1990) Pr 941 (Typhoon) SSBN: TK-12, TK-13, TK-17, TK-20, TK-202, TK-208 Pr 945 (Sierra I) SSN: K-239, K-276 Pr 945A (Sierra II) SSN: K-534 (not commissioned until 26 December 1990) Pr 949 (Oscar I) SSGN: K-206 Minsky Komsomolets, K-525 Pr 949A (Oscar II) SSGN: K-119, K-132 (transferred to Pacific Fleet in late October 1990), K-148, K-410 (not commissioned until 22 December 1990), K-442 (not commissioned until 28 December 1990) Pr 971 (Akula) SSN: K-154 (commissioned but reportedly not operational until December 1993), K-157 (commissioned but reportedly not operational until November 1995), K-317 Pantera (not commissioned until 27 December 1990), K-328 (commissioned but reportedly not operational until December 1992), K-461 (commissioned but reportedly not operational until December 1991), K-480 I will further update this list with information about which boats might have actually been available for service.

Well, since the reason I’m in burner is because I have a missile that I’m trying to outrun stealth isn’t an issue

Last night I made great progress on positioning! My Spruances were no longer abandaoning the formation for more peaceful waters. Then again they aren't sprint/drifting anymore so some more work to go. This does help the scaling somewhat as well but isn't the whole answer there.

I called a truce, they agreed About 7 hours game time continually working frantically ... no time for strategy, or planning beyond air superiority (took a while to achieve) [Kill Detail Blue Side ] Eurofighter 17/Plane=15 F-35A Lightning II 20/Plane=9 Tornado ECR 13/Plane=11 KC-46A Pegasus 18/Plane=6 Tornado IDS LW 13/Plane=8 Mirage 2000-5F 07/Plane=4 Rafale C F3R 19/Plane=4 [Kill Summary Blue Side ] Planes:=57 [Kill Detail Red Side ] Su-35S Flanker E/Plane=44 F-16CJ52+ Falcon 17/Plane=72 Mobile radar medium range/AD Mobile=2 J-31 Gyrfalcon 18/Plane=48 Su-27SM Flanker B 05/Plane=14 Su-24M2 Fencer D 09/Plane=42 Su-24MP Fencer F 92/Plane=7 Su-25SM3 Frogfoot 16/Plane=9 Su-33M Flanker D/Plane=15 SAM SA-3b Goa Bty/AD Mobile=6 Su-30SM Flanker G 13/Plane=18 Su-34 Fullback 16/Plane=18 MiG-29 Fulcrum A 89/Plane=12 Ka-27M Helix A 17/Helicopter=6 Sovremennyy (956A/92)/Ship=1 Tu-160M Blackjack 16/Plane=4 J-15 Flying Shark 16/Plane=12 J-20 Mighty Dragon 18/Plane=6 Su-30MK2 Flanker G 09/Plane=9 Tu-22M3M Backfire C 16/Plane=6 Y-8DZ/Plane=1 Steregushchiy Pr2038 07/Ship=1 J-11B/Plane=20 Neustrashimyy (1154)/Ship=2 [Kill Summary Red Side ] Planes:=357 AD mobile:=8 Ships:=4 Helicopters:=6 A few damaged red bases and ships on top of that, Don

I also notice the locations not right when different zoom levels used. Seems also to vary depending on number of units in the group as to the zoom level having that affect.