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    Post  d_taddei2 Sun Aug 31, 2014 8:15 pm

    TR1 wrote:Of all the available pieces, they bought heavy-ass D-20?



    I kinda agree they would be better with something self propelled, like 2S3's, 2S1's, or for extra range 2A36 Giatsint-B or make self propelled the 2S5 Giatsint-S. and maybe buy a few 2S4 Tulpans and 2S7 Pion for some really powerfull and long range devastation, but my guesses are that i doubt Iraqi soliders could use 2S4 and 2S7 to the best of there ability without help. But i suppose price is a factor going for the towed D-20, but surely they would have been better getting the 2A36 Giatsint-B then and have the extra range, and cheap upgrades can make them more effective, upgrades exist for them such as: NAP" satellite positioning unit and Satellite receiver, various computer etc. And the Iraqi did use to use them.

    I wonder what else will be on the shopping list, i am led to believe they have TOS-1 which is ideal for urban assaults. BMPT would be a great addition along with some Kamaz Typhoon's
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    Post  Werewolf Sun Aug 31, 2014 8:23 pm

    d_taddei2 wrote:
    TR1 wrote:Of all the available pieces, they bought heavy-ass D-20?



    I kinda agree they would be better with something self propelled, like 2S3's, 2S1's, or for extra range 2A36 Giatsint-B or make self propelled the 2S5 Giatsint-S. and maybe buy a few 2S4 Tulpans and 2S7 Pion for some really powerfull and long range devastation, but my guesses are that i doubt Iraqi soliders could use 2S4 and 2S7 to the best of there ability without help. But i suppose price is a factor going for the towed D-20, but surely they would have been better getting the 2A36 Giatsint-B then and have the extra range, and cheap upgrades can make them more effective, upgrades exist for them such as: NAP" satellite positioning unit and Satellite receiver, various computer etc. And the Iraqi did use to use them.

    I wonder what else will be on the shopping list, i am led to believe they have TOS-1 which is ideal for urban assaults. BMPT would be a great addition along with some Kamaz Typhoon's

    Right now they can not handle something like 2S4 Tulpan and definetley not 2S7 Pions, not in logistics nor in money or time for training the crew,mechanics and anything in the entire logistics chain nor have they money for extra re-arm vehicles which would be necessary and cost just to keep the ammo flowing.

    I don't know the budget of what they had available or the explecit necessity of any heavy artillery right now, but the later part would speak for the point that they have a immidiate necessity for any cheap heavy artillery.

    As reported they already have TOS-1, well if you really plan to create something into Ground Zero zone you would be well suited with TOS-1, but not really good for urban (civilian) filled areas.
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    Post  medo Sun Aug 31, 2014 9:00 pm

    TR1 wrote:Of all the available pieces, they bought heavy-ass D-20?


    We could see in Ukraine, that D-20 works just fine.
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    Post  Mike E Sun Aug 31, 2014 11:08 pm

    Yep, plus, if they are destroyed, better the D-20s than anything else...
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    Post  d_taddei2 Sun Aug 31, 2014 11:35 pm

    Mike E wrote:Yep, plus, if they are destroyed, better the D-20s than anything else...

    Yes very true, the Iraqi's dont have a very good track record at be able to keep hold of arms. The iraqi army is still weak and needs support from other nations. British Lord General Danett and American General Dempsey has argued the case that even if the west like it not they will have to have some co-operation with Assad in order to defeat IS. Lets hope they make this swift and permanent and not pussy foot around and drag this on for years and years. Russia should just load up some FOAB (father of all bombs) and level this scum.
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    Post  sheytanelkebir Tue Sep 02, 2014 3:10 pm

    Werewolf wrote:To bad Iraqi bought the Mi-28NE's without MAW sensors, they should have ordered the full spectrum TWICMS instead of just LWR and RWR, not much help they will get from those sensors against MANPADS.

    Iraqis retrofit the russian helos (like mi17 and 171s) with US AAR-47s. see pics of all the Iraqi Mi17/171s for details. all the Iraqi aircraft have this from the Bell 407, to AB205, KingAir 350I etc...
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    Post  Werewolf Tue Sep 02, 2014 3:28 pm

    Well then the US has her hands deep in Iraqis ass.
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    Post  sheytanelkebir Tue Sep 02, 2014 4:08 pm

    Werewolf wrote:Well then the US has her hands deep in Iraqis ass.

    I dont think its about conspiracies or control. just a choice made on a technical basis. similarly they're fitting korean radio systems tailor made for them, and a voice/data link for the king air 350I ISR planes (US system)... these are just customer specific mods that I guess all countries do to make the systems compatible with their existing infrastructure.
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    Post  Werewolf Tue Sep 02, 2014 5:26 pm

    Well the MAK-IR L-136 MAWS were designed specifically to operate with the L-150-01 Computing Module of Threat Warning and the MAK-IR was designed to be as accurate as possible to distinguish the UV spectrum of incoming missiles according to their plume and give those information of what kind of possible SAM/MANPAD this missile could be and generate counter measures of flares in a squence that has the highest probability to fool the missile. Obviously that means regardless how well AAR-47 MAWS are they will need adjustment to achieve same cooperation between Counter Measure Control Unit and MAWS information.
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    Post  sheytanelkebir Tue Sep 02, 2014 5:28 pm

    Werewolf wrote:Well the MAK-IR L-136 MAWS were designed specifically to operate with the L-150-01 Computing Module of Threat Warning and the MAK-IR was designed to be as accurate as possible to distinguish the UV spectrum of incoming missiles according to their plume and give those information of what kind of possible SAM/MANPAD this missile could be and generate counter measures of flares in a squence that has the highest probability to fool the missile. Obviously that means regardless how well AAR-47 MAWS are they will need adjustment to achieve same cooperation between Counter Measure Control Unit and MAWS information.

    perhaps it was simply not offered to the Iraqis since its considered "secure"?

    Similarly Iraqis are still buying more and more new build Mi17s ... but all come without MAWS and ATK fit them with AAR47s when they arrive in Iraq. So it seems that the russian system is either not offered to the Iraqis or is much more expensive?
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    Post  Werewolf Tue Sep 02, 2014 5:33 pm

    sheytanelkebir wrote:
    Werewolf wrote:Well the MAK-IR L-136 MAWS were designed specifically to operate with the L-150-01 Computing Module of Threat Warning and the MAK-IR was designed to be as accurate as possible to distinguish the UV spectrum of incoming missiles according to their plume and give those information of what kind of possible SAM/MANPAD this missile could be and generate counter measures of flares in a squence that has the highest probability to fool the missile. Obviously that means regardless how well AAR-47 MAWS are they will need adjustment to achieve same cooperation between Counter Measure Control Unit and MAWS information.

    perhaps it was simply not offered to the Iraqis since its considered "secure"?

    Similarly Iraqis are still buying more and more new build Mi17s ... but all come without MAWS and ATK fit them with AAR47s when they arrive in Iraq. So it seems that the russian system is either not offered to the Iraqis or is much more expensive?

    That is unlikely since President-S (fully TWICMS which have MAK-IR MAWS) is offered for export and not only domestic use. Maybe there is a big price difference or they already bought enough AAR-47s as spare parts or having contracts for them and similiar equipment.
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    Post  sheytanelkebir Tue Sep 02, 2014 5:52 pm

    Werewolf wrote:
    sheytanelkebir wrote:
    Werewolf wrote:Well the MAK-IR L-136 MAWS were designed specifically to operate with the L-150-01 Computing Module of Threat Warning and the MAK-IR was designed to be as accurate as possible to distinguish the UV spectrum of incoming missiles according to their plume and give those information of what kind of possible SAM/MANPAD this missile could be and generate counter measures of flares in a squence that has the highest probability to fool the missile. Obviously that means regardless how well AAR-47 MAWS are they will need adjustment to achieve same cooperation between Counter Measure Control Unit and MAWS information.

    perhaps it was simply not offered to the Iraqis since its considered "secure"?

    Similarly Iraqis are still buying more and more new build Mi17s ... but all come without MAWS and ATK fit them with AAR47s when they arrive in Iraq. So it seems that the russian system is either not offered to the Iraqis or is much more expensive?

    That is unlikely since President-S (fully TWICMS which have MAK-IR MAWS) is offered for export and not only domestic use. Maybe there is a big price difference or they already bought enough AAR-47s as spare parts or having contracts for them and similiar equipment.

    interestingly enough it seems that ATK integrate the AAR47s directly with the russian chaff/flare units.
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    Post  Werewolf Tue Sep 02, 2014 5:57 pm

    Well in case of Mi-28 if they gonna install them there will not be capable to install them to have a TWICMS unless they exchange the current TWCM Control Unit with one of theirs.
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    Post  mack8 Wed Sep 03, 2014 10:14 pm

    Thanks Iraqidude & S400 @ IMF:

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    Post  mack8 Thu Sep 04, 2014 10:12 pm

    It appears that another Mi-35M lot has been delivered bringing the total delivered so far to 12. Thanks Iraqidude @ IMF.
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    Post  George1 Fri Sep 05, 2014 2:07 am

    Another batch of attack helicopters was delivered to Iraq
    Russian Aviaton » Thursday September 4, 2014 20:10 MSK

    Another batch of Russian-produced Mi-28NE “Night Hunter” attack helicopters was delivered to Iraq, ITAR-TASS reports with reference to the website of Iraqi Ministry of Defense.

    "These helicopters will be put into service and take part in operations against Islamic State of Iraq and Levant (ISIL) terrorist group”, - said in the statement.

    "Iraqi armed forces need helicopters of the type to support their operations", - Lieutenant General of Iraqi armed forces noted. The officer noted that Mi-28NE vehicles possess the required firepower and are capable of carrying out combat missions under any weather and lighting conditions. According to him, these vehicles may also be used to deliver supplies to blocked areas as in the case with Yazidis (Kurdish ethno-religious community), who escaped from ISIL and moved to Sinjar mountain located in the northern part of the country.

    The exact number of helicopters was not specified. As judged by a video posted at the website, at least three Mi-28NE helicopters were delivered to the customer. All the vehicles were in a knock-down condition. The delivery is supported by Russian specialists, who have held a briefing for Iraqi officers.

    The contract for delivery of military equipment and vehicles worth $4,2 billion between Russia and Iraq was signed in 2012. According to experts, the cost of the delivered vehicles, including ground equipment and weapons, exceeds $1 billion.
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    Post  sheytanelkebir Fri Sep 05, 2014 11:51 am

    someone claiming to be from Squadron 15 said the following info.


    -12 units of Mi35M are now delivered
    -The Apache contract is cancelled
    -The number of Mi28NE and Mi35M orders were increased to 2 squadrons each to compensate.
    -The total number of Mi35M in the first contract is 30 helicopters.

    This falls in line with the MOD spokesman's words that the total contract is for 70 helicopters with Russia now... probably:
    -30x Mi35M
    -40x Mi28NE


    good news if true!

    Army aviation commander was very smart and had the foresight to say that:
    "we won't buy apaches because we will pay money and never ever receive the aircraft"


    perhaps its time to have some oversight over the kurdish "air force commander" who's been stonewalling the build up of the Iraqi Air Force... and insisting on sending billions of USD to the americans with nothing to show for it.
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    Post  mack8 Fri Sep 05, 2014 4:40 pm

    Sheytan, how about the Su-25s status? It seems IMF folks talk about as many as 20 being on order/delivered so far?
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    Post  Mike E Fri Sep 05, 2014 5:06 pm

    mack8 wrote:Sheytan, how about the Su-25s status? It seems IMF folks talk about as many as 20 being on order/delivered so far?
    That sounds about right... I've heard they've been put to good use! Twisted Evil
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    Post  iraqidabab Sat Sep 06, 2014 3:35 am

    Mike E wrote:
    mack8 wrote:Sheytan, how about the Su-25s status? It seems IMF folks talk about as many as 20 being on order/delivered so far?
    That sounds about right... I've heard they've been put to good use! Twisted Evil

    Iraq's SU-25 have to upgraded with laser-guided bomb delivering capability, that requires a FLIR pod to be installed as well. Carrying many laser-guided bombs it will be very useful.
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    Post  Mike E Sat Sep 06, 2014 3:37 am

    Of course!

    I honestly can't think of a better COIN-type weapon than the Su-25.
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    Post  moheab iraqi Tue Sep 16, 2014 5:34 pm


    He News Network site military-industrial complex, that Iraq recognizes the aircraft SU-30 K, which was operating in the Indian Air Force from the nineties of the past century, and was replaced in the post of the Russian side, the newest fighter.

    The site that the orders of the Iraqi army of American weapons and especially fighter F-16 American devoted to Iraq, did not reach in order to defend the Iraqis so far, and noted that the Iraqi government appealed to party Russian military assistance urgently to stop the encroachment of terrorists and seizing Iraqi cities more, in late June, Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki former Alraaqa that Iraq contracted to buy six Russian Sukhoi fighter jets, and then did not specify what types of fighters.

    According to recent information, the Iraqi Air Force contract for the acquisition of a number 6 Russian fighter jets of the model SU-30K, built previously for the Indian Air Force a number up to 18 fighter, and has the process of replacing fighter jets, a Russian aircraft SU-30MKI, and then returned fighters to plant modernization in Paronfitch -rossia white to the process of reform and re-updating and renewal of fighters.

    The number of fighters that he repeated the Indian Air Force, was a fighter 18, Angola got the number 12 fighter ones, and execution of the contract will begin in 2015, and on what seems to be the number 6 fighter has other remaining scientific sold to Iraq, in the form of an urgent, and in late June, delivered to Iraq fighter SU-30K!


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    According to reports, Iraq received a number of Russia 5-6 SU-25 aircraft disjointed, technicians managed to regroup Iraqi aircraft, but Russian newspapers are talking about the Iraq contract on the purchase of 10 aircraft SU-25 deal up to 500 million dollars from the depots Russian army, and that he used some of them possibly even in the Soviet-Afghan war!
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    Post  medo Tue Sep 16, 2014 9:15 pm

    So this now become more clear, that Iraq will buy remaining 6 ex-Indian Su-30K. What is the state of those planes now as well as of those for Angola? Are they overhauled now? Will pilots be trained in Belarus or in Russia for those planes? Also there is a question, how quick could Angola and Iraq get them?
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    Post  Viktor Wed Sep 17, 2014 7:16 pm

    Nice thumbsup

    Zebari: Iraq will continue to purchase weapons from the Russian Federation, including fighters

    At the same time, he stressed that new purchases of Russian weapons will be carried out "in the first place, to fight terrorism." "In particular we are talking about lots of new military fighters. Anyway plans to purchase Iraq the most modern military equipment from Russia ... Received this summer weapons from Russia and support your country has been very helpful to the Iraqi government in the fight against the so-called" Islamic State " . This was very useful and timely "- said Zebari.

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    Post  Mike E Wed Sep 17, 2014 9:21 pm

    Viktor wrote:Nice  thumbsup

    Zebari: Iraq will continue to purchase weapons from the Russian Federation, including fighters

    At the same time, he stressed that new purchases of Russian weapons will be carried out "in the first place, to fight terrorism." "In particular we are talking about lots of new military fighters. Anyway plans to purchase Iraq the most modern military equipment from Russia ... Received this summer weapons from Russia and support your country has been very helpful to the Iraqi government in the fight against the so-called" Islamic State " . This was very useful and timely "- said Zebari.

    Great, can't wait to see the US reaction! lol1

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