magnumcromagnon wrote:The militarized version of the new Ural trucks?
Seems so: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VrzQR0iuIVk
Армейский Урал 4320-70 «Урал-М» Новый военный грузовик 2015 - Урал NEXT
magnumcromagnon wrote:The militarized version of the new Ural trucks?
magnumcromagnon wrote:Now I know why the U.S. State Dept. wants to put sanctions on Rosoboronexport...for 2015 it's order portfolio already exceeds $12 billion, which is a 10-fold increase over the past 15 years...hey Obama eat a dick!!!
"The portfolio of orders for Russian equipment exceeds $ 12 billion"
...I see sanctions being placed on Rosoboronexport as a blessing in disguise, and now Russia has no reason to maintain the MTCR agreement. MTCR treaty, just like the lame CFE treaty, was completely one-sided where Russia was abiding by the MTCR treaty, while the US were selling parts and spares for Trident ICBM's for the UK, a 'cut-and-dried' Prima Faci case of a violation of the MTCR treaty. With sanctions placed on Rosoboronexport, Russia takes one step forward to vacating the MTCR treaty!
That is good that they are also slowly starting to update their arsenal. Felt kinda bad for them during the last Victory Day parade in Minsk. For every piece of equipment that Minsk paraded, Russia followed with something much better and more advanced.zg18 wrote:Belarus ordered unknown numbers of BTR-82s at RAE.
Ivan the Colorado wrote:That is good that they are also slowly starting to update their arsenal. Felt kinda bad for them during the last Victory Day parade in Minsk. For every piece of equipment that Minsk paraded, Russia followed with something much better and more advanced.
Not trying to be harsh. It still must be disappointing to have your neighbor to have to one up you in your own parade. Belarus is a bit outdated as of now but they are definitely moving in the right direction.zg18 wrote:Ivan the Colorado wrote:That is good that they are also slowly starting to update their arsenal. Felt kinda bad for them during the last Victory Day parade in Minsk. For every piece of equipment that Minsk paraded, Russia followed with something much better and more advanced.
I wouldn`t be too harsh , compared to Ukraine , Belarus armed forces are well maintained plus they actually have some nice things going on right now.
PapaDragon wrote:
Russia to Create Next Generation Unmanned Combat Module – Developer
http://sputniknews.com/russia/20150912/1026912284.html#ixzz3lWGAOAbx
Militarov wrote:PapaDragon wrote:
Russia to Create Next Generation Unmanned Combat Module – Developer
http://sputniknews.com/russia/20150912/1026912284.html#ixzz3lWGAOAbx
Woah, Woah guys hold your horses, finish first K25 and Armata till the end and then start developing replacement huh... There is plenty of work to be done on those two... and they are supposed to serve for 20 years at least, this guy is rushing big time.
Militarov wrote:PapaDragon wrote:
Russia to Create Next Generation Unmanned Combat Module – Developer
http://sputniknews.com/russia/20150912/1026912284.html#ixzz3lWGAOAbx
Woah, Woah guys hold your horses, finish first K25 and Armata till the end and then start developing replacement huh... There is plenty of work to be done on those two... and they are supposed to serve for 20 years at least, this guy is rushing big time.
AlfaT8 wrote:Militarov wrote:PapaDragon wrote:
Russia to Create Next Generation Unmanned Combat Module – Developer
http://sputniknews.com/russia/20150912/1026912284.html#ixzz3lWGAOAbx
Woah, Woah guys hold your horses, finish first K25 and Armata till the end and then start developing replacement huh... There is plenty of work to be done on those two... and they are supposed to serve for 20 years at least, this guy is rushing big time.
They're not gonna replace them, from what i gather they are going to develop new unmanned turrets for them which makes sense, besides the K-25 is still missing a BAKHCHA-U like turret.
And from what i hear these systems are suppose to serve for 50 years not 20.
magnumcromagnon wrote:Militarov wrote:PapaDragon wrote:
Russia to Create Next Generation Unmanned Combat Module – Developer
http://sputniknews.com/russia/20150912/1026912284.html#ixzz3lWGAOAbx
Woah, Woah guys hold your horses, finish first K25 and Armata till the end and then start developing replacement huh... There is plenty of work to be done on those two... and they are supposed to serve for 20 years at least, this guy is rushing big time.
*Combat module* not combat vehicle. There's a significant difference there.
Militarov wrote:magnumcromagnon wrote:Militarov wrote:PapaDragon wrote:
Russia to Create Next Generation Unmanned Combat Module – Developer
http://sputniknews.com/russia/20150912/1026912284.html#ixzz3lWGAOAbx
Woah, Woah guys hold your horses, finish first K25 and Armata till the end and then start developing replacement huh... There is plenty of work to be done on those two... and they are supposed to serve for 20 years at least, this guy is rushing big time.
*Combat module* not combat vehicle. There's a significant difference there.
I am well aware that they said "module" however see what article says "We are currently working on a more effective version of unmanned combat modules for armored fighting vehicles, which will replace the infantry fighting vehicle T-15 on the Armata platform, Kurganets-25 infantry fighting vehicle and Bumerang armored personnel carrier", so its either lost in translation or they made a misstype, coz in current form it does not make much sense.
I am well aware that they said "module" however see what article says "We are currently working on a more effective version of unmanned combat modules for armored fighting vehicles, which will replace the infantry fighting vehicle T-15 on the Armata platform, Kurganets-25 infantry fighting vehicle and Bumerang armored personnel carrier", so its either lost in translation or they made a misstype, coz in current form it does not make much sense.
They're basically saying they're improving the concept of a unmanned module...nothing more to it.
Mike E wrote:Sputnik strikes again...
I suspect that they are referencing the future turrets, like the heavy Epoch with the 57 mm grenade launcher. There might be other variants as well.
I doubt that there will be a larger caliber option like the BMP-3, because the rounds are too large.
Mike E wrote:I'm more excited about a possible future APFSDS. IIRC it would have something over 200 mm of penetration, or better according to claims.
57 mm airburst would be nice as well; certainly enough to harm your average helicopter.
Mike E wrote:I'm more excited about a possible future APFSDS. IIRC it would have something over 200 mm of penetration, or better according to claims.
57 mm airburst would be nice as well; certainly enough to harm your average helicopter.
GunshipDemocracy wrote:Mike E wrote:I'm more excited about a possible future APFSDS. IIRC it would have something over 200 mm of penetration, or better according to claims.
57 mm airburst would be nice as well; certainly enough to harm your average helicopter.
Projectile of 57mm ZiS-2 from 1941 could penetrate 190mm so 200mm is not much progress :-)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/57_mm_anti-tank_gun_M1943_%28ZiS-2%29
But for any IVF, APC or helo 57mm is more than enough for nearest future. BTW BMP-3 needs no 100mm/30mm combo anymore. 1 module 57mm with t200 rounds will do the job
Militarov wrote:GunshipDemocracy wrote:Mike E wrote:I'm more excited about a possible future APFSDS. IIRC it would have something over 200 mm of penetration, or better according to claims.
57 mm airburst would be nice as well; certainly enough to harm your average helicopter.
Projectile of 57mm ZiS-2 from 1941 could penetrate 190mm so 200mm is not much progress :-)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/57_mm_anti-tank_gun_M1943_%28ZiS-2%29
But for any IVF, APC or helo 57mm is more than enough for nearest future. BTW BMP-3 needs no 100mm/30mm combo anymore. 1 module 57mm with t200 rounds will do the job
Check the distances in that table, 100m distance for 190mm you mentioned, here we are talking about some serious distance.