Footage of The Soviet ballistic missile submarines, known as the Delta-class (NATO reporting name), were equipped with long-range nuclear missiles capable of striking targets around the world. These submarines were an integral part of the Soviet Union’s nuclear deterrence strategy.
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Dive into the captivating world of Soviet submarines with our exclusive collection of footage from 1999. Uncover the hidden mysteries and discover the strategic role these submarines played during the Cold War. From the powerful Delta-class ballistic missile submarines to the stealthy Akula-class attack submarines, witness their might and technological advancements. Explore their operations in coastal defense, reconnaissance, and anti-shipping missions in the littoral zones. Don’t miss this opportunity to license this rare footage for an immersive experience into the history of Soviet naval power.
This stock footage shows a dramatic countdown sequence of a nuclear missile launch from a Russian submarine
The footage includes close-ups of the submarine commander and the senior missile officer receiving the launch order, opening the sealed envelope with the launch data, and pressing the launch buttons. It also shows the missile silo opening, the missile ejecting out of the water, and the missile flying in the sky.
The video is accompanied by realistic sound effects and a tense music score.
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