Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Dolgorukiy class (Russian: Борей; sometimes transliterated as Borey, and known as the Dolgorukiy class after the name of the lead vessel, Yury Dolgorukiy) is the new class of nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine produced by Russia and operated by the Russian Navy, while the Severodvinsk-class submarine is the new Russian attack submarine. The class is intended to replace the Delta III, Delta IV and Typhoon classes now in Russian Navy service. The class is named after Boreas, the North wind.Despite being a replacement for many types of submarines, the Dolgorukiy-class submarines are slightly smaller than the Typhoon-class in terms of length (170 m (560 ft) as opposed to 175 m (574 ft)) and crew (107 people). These changes were in part designed to reduce the cost to build and maintain the submarines."@en }
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- Borei-class_submarine abstract "The Dolgorukiy class (Russian: Борей; sometimes transliterated as Borey, and known as the Dolgorukiy class after the name of the lead vessel, Yury Dolgorukiy) is the new class of nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine produced by Russia and operated by the Russian Navy, while the Severodvinsk-class submarine is the new Russian attack submarine. The class is intended to replace the Delta III, Delta IV and Typhoon classes now in Russian Navy service. The class is named after Boreas, the North wind.Despite being a replacement for many types of submarines, the Dolgorukiy-class submarines are slightly smaller than the Typhoon-class in terms of length (170 m (560 ft) as opposed to 175 m (574 ft)) and crew (107 people). These changes were in part designed to reduce the cost to build and maintain the submarines.".
- Q640482 abstract "The Dolgorukiy class (Russian: Борей; sometimes transliterated as Borey, and known as the Dolgorukiy class after the name of the lead vessel, Yury Dolgorukiy) is the new class of nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine produced by Russia and operated by the Russian Navy, while the Severodvinsk-class submarine is the new Russian attack submarine. The class is intended to replace the Delta III, Delta IV and Typhoon classes now in Russian Navy service. The class is named after Boreas, the North wind.Despite being a replacement for many types of submarines, the Dolgorukiy-class submarines are slightly smaller than the Typhoon-class in terms of length (170 m (560 ft) as opposed to 175 m (574 ft)) and crew (107 people). These changes were in part designed to reduce the cost to build and maintain the submarines.".