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galicije83 wrote:probably....i made one mistake it isnt M06 its M16 Milos...
The Sumadija, a surface-to-surface missile capable of hitting targets up to 300 kilometers away, designed and built in Serbia, grabbed much attention during the Abu Dhabi show.
“This is exactly what Serbia needed to prevent its regional neighbor’s possible participation in the 1999 aggression against us. The Sumadija can also hit big cities in neighboring countries.
“Hopefully no such conflict will ever happen, but if it does and someone is crazy enough to make his airspace available to any third country willing to attack Serbia [like Bulgaria did in 1999], we now have a missile to reach all the strategic cities in the region,” Lazanski warned.
He added that the Sumadija is entirely an indigenous project by the state-owned company Yugoimport-SDPR and the private firm Edepro.
The missile has a minimum range of 70 kilometers and a maximum range of 300 kilometers. It can operate at air temperatures ranging from 30 degrees below zero, up to 50 degrees above zero. The Sumadija carries a fragmentation, or thermobaric warhead, and takes 12 minutes to launch.
Godric wrote:galicije83 wrote:probably....i made one mistake it isnt M06 its M16 Milos...
any truth in the rumours Pakistan is interested in buying 400 Nora B-52s 100 built in Serbia and 300 in Pakistan also heard they are interested in the new grads with 280KM range
George1 wrote:The Sumadija, a surface-to-surface missile capable of hitting targets up to 300 kilometers away, designed and built in Serbia, grabbed much attention during the Abu Dhabi show.
“This is exactly what Serbia needed to prevent its regional neighbor’s possible participation in the 1999 aggression against us. The Sumadija can also hit big cities in neighboring countries.
“Hopefully no such conflict will ever happen, but if it does and someone is crazy enough to make his airspace available to any third country willing to attack Serbia [like Bulgaria did in 1999], we now have a missile to reach all the strategic cities in the region,” Lazanski warned.
He added that the Sumadija is entirely an indigenous project by the state-owned company Yugoimport-SDPR and the private firm Edepro.
The missile has a minimum range of 70 kilometers and a maximum range of 300 kilometers. It can operate at air temperatures ranging from 30 degrees below zero, up to 50 degrees above zero. The Sumadija carries a fragmentation, or thermobaric warhead, and takes 12 minutes to launch.
https://sputniknews.com/military/201703041051263518-serbia-missile-nato/
"New Serbian guided balistic missile", God Good so many mistakes in so many words.Militarov wrote:
That video is so full of shit tho
George1 wrote:Militarov wrote:
That video is so full of shit tho
even if it comes from a russian page
George1 wrote:
Militarov Serbian Arms Industry is growing!!
Militarov wrote:George1 wrote:
Militarov Serbian Arms Industry is growing!!
Well i would rather call it "recovering".
They are mentioning assembly line and project for independent suspension which would in future be used by Lazar, Milosh and Nora. Line is allegedly to be assembled in FAP, however i am not sure if our engineers can pull it out without major foreign help.
Reason why they are trying to do it, is because so many..well.. majority of components we use in those vehicles are from import.
Ah yea, they also managed to make first 105mm howtizer bore on new cannon drilling machine. Next year they will try 120mm tank gun.
George1 wrote:New Serbian 155-mm self-propelled howitzer Aleksandar
At the 8th Defense Exhibition "Partner 2017" held in Belgrade (Serbia) from 27 to 30 June 2017, the Serbian military-industrial association "Јgoimport - SDPR" demonstrated a new 155-mm / 52 automated Aleksandar self-propelled howitzer with 8×8 wheeled chassis .
http://bmpd.livejournal.com/2699475.html
Militarov wrote:.......................
Allegedly this variant came to be fron tries of SDPR to comply with Indian howtizer tender and requirements set by Serbian Army. Autloader has 12 ready to fire shells, with maximum fire rate of 6rpm.
PapaDragon wrote:Militarov wrote:.......................
Allegedly this variant came to be fron tries of SDPR to comply with Indian howtizer tender and requirements set by Serbian Army. Autloader has 12 ready to fire shells, with maximum fire rate of 6rpm.
Speaking of India there is also possibility of SDPR opening ammo factory there.
India makes trucks right? Can we license one of their models for all this stuff?
I don't know what truck is in the photo, can anyone shed some light? Doesn't look new or locally produced at all. Something bigger would be more than welcome...
ALSO:
Sumadija missile system. 285km range and 200kg warhead:
(Can't find bigger photo but there is lots of videos on YouTube, just search ''Partner 2017'')
PapaDragon wrote:
They read my mind
"Serbia wants to construct a plant manufacturing Russia’s KAMAZ trucks on its territory and waits for the Russian decision on the issue..."
https://sputniknews.com/europe/201707021055165075-vucic-kamaz-serbia-russia/
Militarov wrote:PapaDragon wrote:
They read my mind
"Serbia wants to construct a plant manufacturing Russia’s KAMAZ trucks on its territory and waits for the Russian decision on the issue..."
https://sputniknews.com/europe/201707021055165075-vucic-kamaz-serbia-russia/
Maybe some small assembly hall, we dont have yearly requirements for more than 20-30 such trucks together with export.
littlerabbit wrote:All I can found out is that the rifle is still in developing stage, it is modular rifle, two calibers 7,62x39 mm and 6,5x39mm. Apparently, 6,5mm caliber is the future of Serbian army.
d_taddei2 wrote:The problem with inventing and building all this new equipment is that Serbia doesn't have the money to buy exactly like Belarus. Some stuff is actually quite good but shame most of it will never be put into decent numbers
d_taddei2 wrote:Another thing this new sumadija missile to me it looks like a longer range FROG-7 I just hope in practice it's more accurate.
Also why did Serbia T-72 ? Wouldn't it be better to just to upgrade M-84 to M-84AS/AS1 ?
Or is down to lack of money and getting a loan from Russia on the T-72
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