We are talking about the period before the collapse of the Eastern Block,without nukes.

re u Crazyy??????????//

The best Aircraft Fiighter of the world is SU27-2sm armour-Flying Tank

The best Submarine in Russia, and The biggest Battle ship PYOTR the 1st-Cruiser and Aircraft Carrier-in Russia,

I dont think so

Russian Submarine's were/are noisy pieces of junk and inferior to the smaller/faster/stealthier American sub fleet.  Throughout the Cold War US was able to track virtually the entire soviet Sub fleet, whereas the US subs were largely invisible to the Soviets, a fact former Russian admirals regularly admit.

Su-27 may have been an impressive fighter but it didn't make it into service until after the collapse of the Soviet Union.

This piece of crap???

This guy's killing me.

But I supose the USN would win, cuz' Russia/USSR never had much of a navy. It had to fight the most effective war machine in history on land, unlike the Americans, who's "heroic" battles on land were against Mexican chicken-thieves, pickpockets and bandits.

One factoid, Soviet Alpha-class nuclear submarines were so fast that they could actually outrun American torpedos. Of course this doesn't mean that their submarines were superior, but they weren't junk either, that's for sure.

And a story;

One day in early 90s, I was on the schoolbus, going to school early in the morning. Being a nerd, I was reading something as usual. Our bus was on the road next to the Bosphorus strait. I don't know why, but I suddenly lifted my head from the book and looked out the window. I could see a lighthouse building and next to it a gray something just as tall. Just as I was thinking 'what the f**k is that' we moved past the corner I saw the HUGE aircraft carrier some 50m from the coast (Bosphorus is quite narrow). It had a curved bow deck. I could see some soldiers on the decks, but no aircraft. By this time all the students were at the windows waving at the soldiers.

It was the only full-scale Soviet carrier, named Admiral Kuznetsov. Although not as big as an American nuclear carrier, it was not small at all. Should be 200-300 m. After the collapse it had remained in Crimea, and as Russia gave Crimea to Ukraine, it had to leave the Black Sea and move to a Russian port. Of course all ships that leave the Black Sea must go through the Bosphorus some time. It was that time. 

Soviets started to build another one of that class, called Varyag, but later abandoned the project. It was recently bought by China and tugged through the Bosphorus amid much consideration of the safety of that operation.  

P.S. http://www.naval-technology.com/projects/kuznetsov/ - http://www.naval-technology.com/projects/kuznetsov/  

It is 302m indeed.

I didn't know the Soviets fought the Mongols...

You sir require a course in logic as your entire argument is irrelevent to the points of which I raised.  A child could have put together a better argument you twit.  Besides US troops killed plenty of Russians during their occupation .

What the hell???

You didn't get my point. I was trying to be funny, but in vain it seems. But what was that about Americans killing Russians?

P.S. The Wermacht was the most efficient war machine in human history until 1944, but the Russians fought the Mongols as well. One couldn't deny the fact that for a period of 69 years the equasion Russia=USSR was fofilled.