📸Юрий Гагарин и Герман Титов на борту крейсера "Михаил Кутузов" в 1961-м году
70 лет назад этот корабль был зачислен в состав Черноморского флота. Нес службу в Средиземном море и Атлантическом океане, совершил 15 дальних походов.
В 1992-м "Михаил Кутузов" исключен из состава ВМФ, а через 10 лет стал кораблем-музеем в Новороссийске.
📸Юрий Гагарин и Герман Титов на борту крейсера "Михаил Кутузов" в 1961-м году
70 лет назад этот корабль был зачислен в состав Черноморского флота. Нес службу в Средиземном море и Атлантическом океане, совершил 15 дальних походов.
В 1992-м "Михаил Кутузов" исключен из состава ВМФ, а через 10 лет стал кораблем-музеем в Новороссийске.
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