Bezuprechny

Bezuprechny

Ognevoy

Tashkent

Bezuprechny

Ognevoy

Tashkent

USSR

II Rank

Battle rating:

AB	RB	SB
4.3	4.3	4.3

Class:

Destroyer

Research:9 200

Purchase:16 000

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Description

The Pr.30-bis, Bezuprechny, 1950 is a rank II Soviet destroyer with a battle rating of 4.3 (AB/RB/SB). It was introduced in Update "Red Skies".

General info

Survivability and armour

Armourfront / side / back

Main fire tower8 / 8 / 8 mm

Hull16 mm (steel)

Superstructure4 mm (steel)

Number of section8

Displacement3 060 t

Crew286 people

The Bezuprechny has little to no difference in armour compared to its ancestor, the Ognevoy. As expected in a destroyer, the armour is enough to withstand fragmentation and low calibre ammunition. However, the Bezuprechny has a reinforced bridge compared to the Ognevoy and additional gun shields for the 37 mm autocannons. The Bezuprechny should not be in any means a frontline vessel as all the guns seen at the battle rating will have no difficulties penetrating the armour and shredding it.

Mobility

Speedforward / back

AB82 / 35 km/h

RB67 / 29 km/h

As previously seen in the Ognevoy, the mobility is not bad but is not great either. The additional armament does not significantly reduce the mobility of the vessel. While it may not have the same mobility and speed of other destroyers, it has a very neat rudder performance and a somewhat high cruising max speed (67 km/h).

Mobility Characteristics
Game Mode	Upgrade Status	Maximum Speed (km/h)		Turn Time (s)	Turn Radius (m)
		Forward	Reverse
AB	Stock	60	26	~115.38	~214.24
	Upgraded	82	35	___	___
RB/SB	Stock	___	___	___	___
	Upgraded	67	29	___	___

Modifications and economy

Repair costBasic → Reference

AB1 196 → 1 554

RB1 873 → 2 434

Total cost of modifications8 460

9 570

Talisman cost640

Crew training4 500

Experts16 000

Aces180

Research Aces190 000

Reward for battleAB / RB / SB

100 / 240 / 100 %

118 / 118 / 118 %

Modifications

Seakeeping	Unsinkability	Firepower
Dry-Docking Research: 340 Cost: 380 95 Rudder Replacement Research: 380 Cost: 430 105 Propeller Replacement Research: 350 Cost: 400 95 Engine Maintenance Research: 460 Cost: 520 130	Damage Control Division Research: 340 Cost: 380 95 Fire Division Research: 380 Cost: 430 105 Smokescreen Research: 380 Cost: 430 105 Shrapnel Protection Research: 350 Cost: 400 95 Ventilation Research: 350 Cost: 400 95 New Pumps Research: 460 Cost: 520 130 Ammo Wetting Research: 460 Cost: 520 130	130mm_ussr_SAP_ammo_pack Research: 340 Cost: 380 95 85mm_ussr_navy_AP_ammo_pack Research: 340 Cost: 380 95 Anti-Air Armament Targeting Research: 340 Cost: 380 95 85mm_ussr_distant_fuse_navy_he_ammo_pack Research: 380 Cost: 430 105 Auxiliary Armament Targeting Research: 380 Cost: 430 105 130mm_ussr_aa_radiofuse_ammo_pack Research: 350 Cost: 400 95 Improved Rangefinder Research: 350 Cost: 400 95 Primary Armament Targeting Research: 350 Cost: 400 95 Bomb mortar Research: 460 Cost: 520 130 Mines Research: 460 Cost: 520 130 Torpedo Mode Research: 460 Cost: 520 130

Armament

Primary armament

2 х Turret2 x 130 mm/50 B-13 cannon

Ammunition300 rounds

Vertical guidance-5° / 45°

The Bezuprechny is armed with 4 x 130 mm/58 B-13 semi-automatic cannons divided into 2 dual-mount turrets, capable of decimating enemy vessels in seconds, including heavy cruisers. The 130 mm cannons have access to 3 types of shells, HE, SAPCBC and HE-VT. While the HE shell has a powerful filler, the lack of penetration makes it impossible to combat medium armoured vessels even at close ranges. It is recommended to prioritise researching the SAPCBC round to maximize firepower against surface targets. HE-VT are an extra when it comes to air defense, proximity-fuzed 130 mm shells tend to annihilate any aircraft. However, while powerful, this rounds should only be used as an extra and at preferably long ranges or if the aircraft is flying in a straight line. The low muzzle velocity and the aiming speed of the turrets make engaging airborne threats at close ranges a nightmare. They are only recommended to be used when attacking low speed aircraft (like bombers) at long ranges (between 5-10 km).

Penetration statistics
Ammunition	Type of warhead	Penetration @ 0° Angle of Attack (mm)
		1,000 m	2,500 m	5,000 m	7,500 m	10,000 m	15,000 m
130 mm OF-46 HE	HE	36	36	36	36	36	36
130 mm PB-46A SAPBC	SAPCBC	181	156	122	96	77	56
130 mm ZS-46R HE-VT	HE-VT	26	26	26	26	26	26

Shell details
Ammunition	Type of warhead	Velocity (m/s)	Projectile mass (kg)	Fuse delay (s)	Fuse sensitivity (mm)	Explosive mass (TNT equivalent) (kg)	Ricochet
							0%	50%	100%
130 mm OF-46 HE	HE	870	33.4	0	0.1	3.58	79°	80°	81°
130 mm PB-46A SAPBC	SAPCBC	870	33.5	0.01	6	2.35	48°	63°	71°

Proximity-fused shell details
Ammunition	Type of warhead	Velocity (m/s)	Projectile mass (kg)	Fuse delay (m)	Fuse sensitivity (mm)	Arming distance (m)	Trigger radius (m)	Explosive mass (TNT equivalent) (kg)	Ricochet
									0%	50%	100%
130 mm ZS-46R HE-VT	HE-VT	870	33.8	0	0.1	240	16	2.06	79°	80°	81°

Secondary armament

Turret2 x 85 mm/52 92-K cannon

Ammunition800 rounds

Different from the Ognevoy, the Bezuprechny is armed with a dual-mount 85 mm/52 92-K 85 mm turret instead of a 76 mm turret. The placement of this turret is now behind the secondary turret instead of the front. While this can be seen as a minor change, this tends to potentialize the effectiveness of this weapon against airborne targets. While this gun has nothing special in particular, it comes in handy when dealing with fast and lighter surface targets against which the 130 mm is not worth using. It has access to HE, APHEBC, and HE-DF. As already discussed with the 130 mm, the HE is practically useless against medium armoured vessels. However, it is useful against lightly armoured targets like sub-chasers and PT boats. The APHEBC round adds an additional weapon to fight medium armoured targets. While it has low explosive power, it only stands 31 mm behind in terms of armour penetration compared to the 130 mm SAPCBC. This round, while not amazing, can be helpful against them, six guns are better than four. When it comes to air defense, the HE-DF shell can be used. While this relies on a time-fuze and not a proximity-fuze as the HE-VT seen on the 130 mm, the time-fuze is still very capable of destroying enemy aircraft. Leaving the targetting to the AI for it to automatically set the fuze and engage the targets is one of the most reasonable options but manual control can be done as well.

Penetration statistics
Ammunition	Type of warhead	Penetration @ 0° Angle of Attack (mm)
		100 m	1,000 m	2,000 m	3,000 m	4,000 m	5,000 m
O-365K	HE	11	11	11	11	11	11
BR-365	APHEBC	133	112	92	76	63	52
O-365M	HE-TF	10	10	10	10	10	10

Shell details
Ammunition	Type of warhead	Velocity (m/s)	Projectile mass (kg)	Fuse delay (m)	Fuse sensitivity (mm)	Explosive mass (TNT equivalent) (g)	Ricochet
							0%	50%	100%
O-365K	HE	785	9.54	0	1	741	79°	80°	81°
BR-365	APHEBC	792	9.2	1.2	14	164	48°	63°	71°
O-365M	HE-TF	792	9.2	0	0.1	660	79°	80°	81°

Anti-aircraft armament

7 х Turret37 mm/67 70-K automatic cannon

Ammunition2000 rounds

Belt capacity5 rounds

Fire rate180 shots/min

This is a new addition compared to the Ognevoy. The Bezuprechny gets one extra turret but removes the DShK 12.7 mm machine guns. These guns do exactly what they are supposed to do: deliver a substantial amount of rounds into the air to engage enemy aircraft. However, these guns have a dual-purpose as they are very powerful guns. While they are only fed by HEI-T belts, the stopping power for immediate defense against lightly armoured targets leaves nothing to expect. These guns can completely annihilate any lightly armoured target within seconds.

Additional armament

Setup 110 x 533 mm 53-39 torpedo

Setup 22 x BB-1 large depth charge

Setup 310 x 533 mm 53-39 torpedo

2 x BB-1 large depth charge

Setup 460 x KB-1 pattern 1931 moored contact mine

Setup 510 x 533 mm 53-39 torpedo

2 x KB-1 pattern 1931 moored contact mine

Here is where the Bezuprechny is starting to look closer to the following Cold War destroyers, especially the Spokoinyy. It is armed with 2 x 5-tube torpedo launchers. These are your main weapon against heavily armoured threats or when doing sneak attacks at distance. They have a max range of 4 km (10 km with torpedo mode) and can be used at almost point blank, the torpedo must travel 50 m at minimum to be armed. These torpedoes are one of the fastest ones seen at the battle rating (94 km/h), making it easier to aim at long ranges. However, the speed is drastically reduced if torpedo mode is active as it trades speed for range.

1 meter depth:

This is the most universal depth used for all types of engagements, being in deep water or at shallow waters. This depth is capable of hitting all sorts of vessels, including PT boats. The main downside is that enemy ships can see more clearly the water trail made by the torpedo which can make enemy vessels evade or fire at the torpedo.

4 meter depth:

This is the recommended depth when in deep water trying to perform long range engagements against big ships (most of them have bulkheads more than 4 m under the waterline). This is one of the riskier techniques as there is no way to launch them on shallow waters (most shallow water maps have water depth of 2-3 m). Only the captain and the team will be able to see the torpedo symbol while traveling close to them and it will not leave any significant visible water trail compared to the 1 meter depth torpedo.

The Bezuprechny is also armed with BB-1 depth charges. These depth charges are useless and not worth carrying in game unless they are used in very situational moments.

At the same time, the Bezuprechny is the first Soviet Cold War destroyer in game to have access to sea mines. It carries with a substantial amount of mines (x60) to completely block and trap strategic locations such as capture points, chokehold canals, etc etc.

Radar

The Bezuprechny is the first Soviet destroyer to have access to both search and tracking radars in-game. Enemy pilots are often unaware of the presence of the radar as they are uncommon in-game, use surprise to your advantage. Radars can give you a huge advantage with situational awareness as no plane will be able to catch you unsuspected. Be aware of radar interference (mountains, trees, tall structures in general) as they will affect both your search and tracking radar. There are blind spots with the radars which pilots can exploit but most of them will not do so as radars are uncommon in battles. Tracking radar can be used to manually engage targets. It is recommended to use tracking radar when engaging immediate threats the gunners are not engaging or low speed flying aircraft at long ranges (bombers). Most of the time, the use of tracking radar will not be necessary as gunners will take care of aircraft while the captain is engaging enemy vessels.

Usage in battles

As an upgraded Ognevoy, the Bezuprechny is able to dominate the littoral waters of any match and the skies, not only because of the potent firepower but also because of the radar. However, it should not be used as a frontline vessel as every vessel it faces will have more than enough firepower to destroy it in seconds. The torpedoes can be formidable if used correctly, not only for the fact they are able to destroy whatever they hit but also because they are hard to aim due to the distances. The 85 mm should always be used to sink everything but heavily armoured ships in order to save the powerful ammo for more protected vessels. It is able to decimate light vessels in seconds as well as planes with the 37 mm. For this same reason, the Bezuprechny can be used as an anti-air flagship as it is able to detect and engage enemy planes in a range of 130 km. Absolutely no aircraft will surprise it while the search radar is active unless clutter is on the way. The Bezuprechny, when used in Enduring Confrontation events, is a "Jack-of-All-Trades" ship not only because it is able to dominate the skies but also because it is able to decimate enemy convoys within seconds with the firepower and torpedoes, specially if said convoys are unarmed cargo ships. However, most ships will take seconds to decimate the Bezuprechny if a wrong move is done, like engaging battleships with main guns or get the attention of heavy cruisers.

Pros and cons

Pros:

• Potent main guns
• Competent AAA which will destroy lightly armoured threats and lightly armoured vessels
• HE-VT rounds for 130 mm
• Powerful torpedoes with higher torpedo count
• Access to radar

Cons:

• Light armour
• No HE-VT for 85 mm

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Media

Skins

• Skins and camouflages for the Bezuprechny from live.warthunder.com.

See also

Related development

• Pr.30 (Family)

External links

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USSR destroyers
	Imperial Russia
Derzky-class	Frunze
Fidonisy-class	Kerch
	Soviet Union
Pr. 1	Leningrad · Moskva
Pr. 45	Opytny
Pr. 7	Besposhchadny · Ryany
Pr. 7U	Soobrazitelny · Stroyny
Pr. 20	Tashkent
Pr. 30	Ognevoy
Pr. 30-bis	Smelyi · Bezuprechny
Pr. 41	Neustrashimy
Pr. 56	Spokoinyy · Blagorodnyy · Bravy
Trophies	Romania
Regele Ferdinand-class	Letuchiy