Syrian Civil War: News #6

Morpheus Eberhardt wrote:

Militarov wrote:

Morpheus Eberhardt wrote:Look at how readily ATGMs are used for all kind of roles, including for the antipersonnel role.

This is quite interesting as I have always been convinced that the Russians definitely have for long deployed general-purpose infantry guided missiles (GPIGM) for general-purpose roles on the battlefield.

These missiles would

1- be lighter than the lightest ATGMs,
2- have a smaller multipurpose warhead,
3- have a range at least slightly better than sniper rifles, and
4- be relatively fast.

Orr what about something like this. USN Spike, basically can be integrated in any platform you wish.

"Spike" doesn't meet the 3rd and the 4th requirements. Especially, its "real", "potential" performance figures, as opposed to the "published" figures, will fall substantially short of the 3rd and the 4th requirements. Its "potential" speed would be well below Mach 0.5 and its "potential" range below 500 m.

The missiles I was referring to would have a real range of around 2 km and would be supersonic, possibly close to Mach 2.

Militarov wrote:

Morpheus Eberhardt wrote:
"Spike" doesn't meet the 3rd and the 4th requirements. Especially, its "real", "potential" performance figures, as opposed to the "published" figures, will fall substantially short of the 3rd and the 4th requirements. Its "potential" speed would be well below Mach 0.5 and its "potential" range below 500 m.

The missiles I was referring to would have a real range of around 2 km and would be supersonic, possibly close to Mach 2.

Well according to declassified files its supposed to have range of around 2 miles. Warhead truly is light but thats what we want here, right. And when its about speed... 240ish m/s, its not that bad, Kornet-M has speed abit under 300m/s.

PapaDragon wrote:
So back on long forgotten topic of Syrian War:


If true, this was pretty fast

Dima wrote:This map was uploaded about 3 hours ago

And soon came this map with the whole area now under SAA control....probably some kind of SAA thunderbolts struck the remaining area and cleansed it  


Seems like SAA took out the heads of the chickens and the rest collapsed in no time.

Putin: Barrack and now say S-400, S-400

Turkey has the right to carry out military operations not only in Syria, but in any other country, which is hosting terror groups that threaten the Turkish state, Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said.

“Turkey has every right to conduct operations in Syria and the places where terror organizations are nested with regards to the struggle against the threats that Turkey faces,” Erdogan was cited as saying by the Hurriyet newspaper.

Ankara’s stance has “absolutely nothing to do with the sovereignty rights of the states that can’t take control of their territorial integrity,” the president insisted.

“On the contrary, this has to do with the will Turkey shows to protect its sovereignty rights,” he added.

The Syrian President warned that the country will respond to a military invasion. He added that Damascus would be considered terrorists by foreign troops who illegally penetrate into Syria.

Godric wrote: i enjoy reading these forums they are very informative when you live in Western Europe and it is wall to wall Russia = Bad, Putin = Devil and Assad = Evil

their is a flip coin having to put some on ignore for posting *rap and i feel i will be adding Vann to that list

on Sky News this morning they were claiming along with Amnesty International that Russia was guilty of war crimes and Russia was purposely targeting civilian areas ... i was bloody raging where was the criticism from this group when the West was bombing Serbian and Montenegrin cities, towns and villages, the Bombing of Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya among others

higurashihougi wrote:Now I am quite sure that Erdogan wants to follow the footsteps of Ngô Đình Diệm

https://www.rt.com/news/333179-erdogan-terror-operations-syria/

Turkey has the right to carry out military operations not only in Syria, but in any other country, which is hosting terror groups that threaten the Turkish state, Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said.

“Turkey has every right to conduct operations in Syria and the places where terror organizations are nested with regards to the struggle against the threats that Turkey faces,” Erdogan was cited as saying by the Hurriyet newspaper.

Militarov wrote:

Morpheus Eberhardt wrote:

Militarov wrote:

Morpheus Eberhardt wrote:Look at how readily ATGMs are used for all kind of roles, including for the antipersonnel role.

This is quite interesting as I have always been convinced that the Russians definitely have for long deployed general-purpose infantry guided missiles (GPIGM) for general-purpose roles on the battlefield.

These missiles would

1- be lighter than the lightest ATGMs,
2- have a smaller multipurpose warhead,
3- have a range at least slightly better than sniper rifles, and
4- be relatively fast.

Orr what about something like this. USN Spike, basically can be integrated in any platform you wish.

"Spike" doesn't meet the 3rd and the 4th requirements. Especially, its "real", "potential" performance figures, as opposed to the "published" figures, will fall substantially short of the 3rd and the 4th requirements. Its "potential" speed would be well below Mach 0.5 and its "potential" range below 500 m.

The missiles I was referring to would have a real range of around 2 km and would be supersonic, possibly close to Mach 2.

Well according to declassified files its supposed to have range of around 2 miles. Warhead truly is light but thats what we want here, right. And when its about speed... 240ish m/s, its not that bad, Kornet-M has speed abit under 300m/s.

par far wrote:These assholes have lost, you know this, when they are targeting innocent civilians.

https://www.rt.com/news/333181-damascus-blasts-suicide-car/

There has to be a way to protect the major cities.

JohninMK wrote:Assad making the point again

GunshipDemocracy wrote:

JohninMK wrote:Assad making the point again

in my Post n°713  Re: Syrian Civil War: News #6 it news wer ereported, nice to know that  you pressed ignore on my login  

As for contents w/o agreeing with Russia/Iran IMHO unlikely such words in mouth of Assad