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Ground Troops Air Defense (PVO)
medo- Posts : 4367
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Join date : 2010-10-24
Location : Slovenia
- Post n°51
Re: Ground Troops Air Defense (PVO)
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Mig-31BM2 Super Irbis-E- Posts : 554
Points : 568
Join date : 2016-01-20
Why drive in PanzirM and TorM inactive through the area? Why are these units not active in driving even? Can this please tell me? Is not that possible? Does the radar do not work while driving?
caveat emptor- Posts : 1571
Points : 1571
Join date : 2022-02-02
Location : Murrica
- Post n°53
Re: Ground Troops Air Defense (PVO)
Tor can be active while driving and also it can fire missiles. Why it is not done, i don't know. I'm not sure about Pantsir.Mig-31BM2 Super Irbis-E wrote:Why drive in PanzirM and TorM inactive through the area? Why are these units not active in driving even? Can this please tell me? Is not that possible? Does the radar do not work while driving?
GarryB- Posts : 36380
Points : 36916
Join date : 2010-03-30
Location : New Zealand
- Post n°54
Re: Ground Troops Air Defense (PVO)
Driving with the radar going illuminates your location to enemy assets including potential HATO assets hundreds of kms away trying to find you.
With their radars off they can still receive radar information about the airspace around then via other platforms, and they can still detect targets optically without revealing their positions.
With their radars off they can still receive radar information about the airspace around then via other platforms, and they can still detect targets optically without revealing their positions.
Mig-31BM2 Super Irbis-E- Posts : 554
Points : 568
Join date : 2016-01-20
- Post n°55
Re: Ground Troops Air Defense (PVO)
The S300 or S400 at 100km distance gives me no drone at 200m height which I can fight in the journey.GarryB wrote:Driving with the radar going illuminates your location to enemy assets including potential HATO assets hundreds of kms away trying to find you.
With their radars off they can still receive radar information about the airspace around then via other platforms, and they can still detect targets optically without revealing their positions.
Should the NATO quietly search these systems. It is still better to have these systems active during the march.
Also, I see two or three TorM in colone. Why do not them protect the troop parts alone?
The BukM also drive through the area without TorM or PanzirM protection. I do not understand that.
What is the purpose of that? These are all three front Sam systems. Especially TorM1 / 2 always, no matter what happens, always will be full ready.
It's way too expensive and there are too few of them to drive inactive through the area. It should always protect the rear units in a 15km chain.
Such systems may never be left back. I really can not understand this task. A the tank or truck etc. That's ok but not at 25 million US dollars hightec what NATO is only so waiting to create the thing out of the country. Really, I do not understand anything anymore.
lancelot- Posts : 1862
Points : 1864
Join date : 2020-10-18
- Post n°56
Re: Ground Troops Air Defense (PVO)
All the Buks I saw were older systems. Remember the Russian Army is supposed to replace Buk with Buk M3.
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flamming_python- Posts : 8514
Points : 8588
Join date : 2012-01-30
- Post n°57
Re: Ground Troops Air Defense (PVO)
The Russian military does not seem to be deploying AWACS, EW, air superiority fighters or its air defense systems significantly. It has S-300/400 coverage everywhere mind you
The Baykatyr strikes, if they were real, seem to have been done from a very low altitude.
As for why Russia is not deploying all its assets, probably doesn't want to give anything away to NATO.
That Romanian MiG-21 which was escorting the Ukrainian fighter back to its airspace crashed though. As did the helicopter that went looking for it. Due to 'bad weather'. Even though the weather seemed OK at the time.
The Baykatyr strikes, if they were real, seem to have been done from a very low altitude.
As for why Russia is not deploying all its assets, probably doesn't want to give anything away to NATO.
That Romanian MiG-21 which was escorting the Ukrainian fighter back to its airspace crashed though. As did the helicopter that went looking for it. Due to 'bad weather'. Even though the weather seemed OK at the time.
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GarryB- Posts : 36380
Points : 36916
Join date : 2010-03-30
Location : New Zealand
- Post n°58
Re: Ground Troops Air Defense (PVO)
The S300 or S400 at 100km distance gives me no drone at 200m height which I can fight in the journey.
Very true, but airborne radar like A-50 should have a good view of the battlefield as well, plus optics often work better for detecting and tracking small drones anyway.
Should the NATO quietly search these systems. It is still better to have these systems active during the march.
There will be more than a single vehicle in each column and only one would need its radar operating to find targets and pass that target data on to the other air defence vehicles.
There will also be air defence vehicles working further back that can scan for targets and hand off target data to other platforms.
Also, I see two or three TorM in colone. Why do not them protect the troop parts alone?
These systems can hit targets 16km away, do you think they will all sit together in a nice group all with radar scanning?
The BukM also drive through the area without TorM or PanzirM protection. I do not understand that.
Who said they are on their own and not working with other platforms?
The Russian military does not seem to be deploying AWACS, EW, air superiority fighters or its air defense systems significantly.
And what do you expect these assets to be doing?
Launching S-400s from 400kgs distant to shoot down a hand sized drone approaching Russian forces?
Mig-31BM2 Super Irbis-E- Posts : 554
Points : 568
Join date : 2016-01-20
- Post n°59
Re: Ground Troops Air Defense (PVO)
That's the way it has to be. And the 24/7 full operation. Here it is done right. The first time where it can be seen in the operation.
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GarryB- Posts : 36380
Points : 36916
Join date : 2010-03-30
Location : New Zealand
- Post n°60
Re: Ground Troops Air Defense (PVO)
But their might be 4 TOR vehicles operating in that convoy... they don't all need their search radar going... the other video you see might be of the other vehicles getting search radar data from another vehicle in the column.
Arkanghelsk- Posts : 2941
Points : 2943
Join date : 2021-12-08
- Post n°61
Re: Ground Troops Air Defense (PVO)
Not many people understand IADS it seems Garry
Nor do they comprehend how SACLOS missiles work , or the difference between search and tracking radars
Nor do they comprehend how SACLOS missiles work , or the difference between search and tracking radars
Hole- Posts : 9116
Points : 9104
Join date : 2018-03-24
Age : 47
Location : Scholzistan
- Post n°62
Re: Ground Troops Air Defense (PVO)
RTN- Posts : 700
Points : 679
Join date : 2014-03-24
Location : Fairfield, CT
- Post n°63
Re: Ground Troops Air Defense (PVO)
You haven't provided any explanation either about IADS or how SACLOS missiles work.Arkanghelsk wrote:Not many people understand IADS it seems Garry
Nor do they comprehend how SACLOS missiles work , or the difference between search and tracking radars
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