S-300V Army SAM System

ahmedfire wrote:Is that means 40N6 will be added to Antey-2500 ?  

New anti-aircraft missile system "Antey-2500" (export version of S-300V4) has in its arsenal of long-range missile, which is capable of, inter alia, to solve the problem of non-strategic missile defense, said in an interview to "Interfax-AVN" Chief Designer Concern PVO "Almaz-Antey" Paul Sozinov.

"Significantly enhance the capacity for hitting range. We already live up to 400 km. This greatly facilitates the combat use of all other systems because it forces the jammers at a safe distance," - said P.Sozinov.

According to him, the aircraft airborne patrol and control, such as AWACS, now can not enter with impunity in the 400-kilometer zone. Accordingly, the reduced ability to manage the attack and fighter aircraft. "The introduction of this kind of long-range missiles significantly alters the potential situation that may arise in the reflection of appropriate shocks" - said the general designer.

Speaking about the new properties of S "Antey-2500" P.Sozinov also noted a high adaptability of the system. "If you look at the component parts, a lot had to alter or to do over again, thus ensuring the necessary quality and volume mass production. This AAMS, for example, implemented a specialized chassis. When creating this system, as well, and SAM" Tor-M2 "we walked the path does not restore some elements of production, and the creation of new analogues ", - he said.

Responding to a question, consider it possible to create modifications "Antey-2500" on chassis P.Sozinov said that the corresponding project is already there. "Therefore, if there is a demand in the automobile chassis, we run it," - said the general designer.

rambo54 wrote:Does someone has an idea where the new S-300V4 garrison has been established? (Sochi area?)

At the end of last year, the S-300V4 air defense missile system entered service in the Southern Military District force grouping

George1 wrote:

Almaz-Antei Air Defense Concern has delivered three batteries of the new S-300V4 system to the Russian military, which expects to deploy the new system in the Western Military District, according to a source in the Ministry of Defense.

Read more: http://sputniknews.com/military/20150305/1019089902.html#ixzz3TVtnoAv6

rambo54 wrote:A S-400 Unit is usually organized in an AirDefence RGT consisting of 2 or 3 Battalions (Batteries) with 8 launchers each.

rambo54 wrote:May I asked whow a S-300V unit is organized?
Here sometimes we speak about "Divison" or "Brigade" and sometimes "Battery".
What is the basic structure (e.g. one BGD with 3 Batteries?)?
And how many launchers of 9A83/9A83 do we have in a Battery?

Thanks for any Info

Viktor wrote:

rambo54 wrote:A S-400 Unit is usually organized in an AirDefence RGT consisting of 2 or 3 Battalions (Batteries) with 8 launchers each.

S-300P


S-400 battery: shooting radar with its command post (92N6), up to 12 TEL units + search radar (usually 96L6)) -  can be strengthen accodring to evaluations + decoys + cammo nets
S-400 regiment: (up to 8 S-400 batteries) + regimental command post (55K6) + regimental search radar (91N6) + ECM + Passive systems of detection + SHORADs + decoys + etc
S-400 brigade: (2 S-400 regiments) + brigade level command post (Baikal-1M) + SHORADs + decoys + ECM units + cammo nets + passive detection systems .. etc

now these are only units but they are highly developed and integrated within all other units forming integrated air defense

rambo54 wrote:May I asked whow a S-300V unit is organized?
Here sometimes we speak about "Divison" or "Brigade" and sometimes "Battery".
What is the basic structure (e.g. one BGD with 3 Batteries?)?
And how many launchers of 9A83/9A83 do we have in a Battery?

Thanks for any Info

S-300V

S-300V4 battery: (non-existant military unit ): consists of shooting radar + 2x9A82 + 4x9A83 + 1x9A84 + 2x9A85 + up to 48 missile reload
S-300V4 regiment: 4 x S-300V4 battery + regimental command post + search radar + sector radar
S-300V4 brigade: 3 x S-300V4 regiment + brigade level command post + ECM + passive detection + decoys + cammo nets + SHORAD + additional radar troops + etc

Now this info is for a max capacity of batteries/regiments/brigades

rambo54 wrote:Thank you very much!
So in the last posts of this thread we got the info that either "two divisional sets" or "three batteries" got S-300V4 in the "western military district".
A single regiment would have 4 batteries - not just three. And what do they mean by "divisional sets"?
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance

rambo54 wrote:So "two divisional sets" could mean they re-equipped two regiments? And the statement in the other source "three batteries" could mean that they re-equipped one regiment (with 3 Batts) - right?

Missile fell shortly after launch from the Plesetsk cosmodrome on Wednesday , April 22, reports "Interfax" referring to the press service of the Almaz Antey concern. During the start-up the anti-aircraft missiles deviated from the desired path and activated the self destruct mechanism. The test cycle will continue in the future.

http://rbase.new-factoria.ru/news/neudachnyy-zapusk-modernizirovannoy-rakety-sistemy-antey-2500

George1 wrote:"Almaz - Antey" Defense Ministry handed divisional set of S-300V4

nastle77 wrote:How many of the S-300 family launchers were operational by the end of the cold war in 1990 ?
DOes anybody have a source for it ?

Viktor wrote:5 brigades where introduced prior to SU breakup. Now Russia plans to form 9 S-300V4 brigades by 2020.