Armored Small Hunter BMO Project 194 Ship – 3D Model
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Armored Small Hunter BMO Project 194 was a class of Soviet anti-submarine boats that were built during World War II. They were designed to protect Soviet shipping from German submarines in the Baltic Sea. BMO was a small, fast boat that was armed with a single 76.2 mm gun and two depth charges. It was powered by two diesel engines that gave it a top speed of 30 knots. The BMO was well-suited for its intended purpose. It was fast enough to catch up to submarines, and its gun was powerful enough to damage or sink them. The depth charges were also effective at destroying submarines that were submerged. The BMO was a successful class of boat. It played a significant role in protecting Soviet shipping during World War II. BMO was designed by the Soviet Navy’s Baltic Design Bureau. It was built by a number of shipyards in the Soviet Union, including the Yantar Shipyard in Kaliningrad. BMO was a successful class of boat. It played a significant role in protecting Soviet shipping during World War II.