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sepheronx wrote:Karusha-4 Electronic Warfare system in Syria
sepheronx wrote:
Karusha-4 Electronic Warfare system in Syria
Militarov wrote:sepheronx wrote:
Karusha-4 Electronic Warfare system in Syria
Interesting, question is, what da hell is it doing there. After all its main goal is to disrupt various types of radar emmiters.
Militarov wrote:Zivo wrote:
Well if i had to guess. i counted 28 smokes, which means 30 bomblets.
Which brings us to only two possible conclusions:
RBK-500-375 with x30 AO10SCz filling
To me, it looks like the Su-24 dropped multiple bombs.
Too small explosions to be separated warheads of significant yield.
sepheronx wrote:Militarov wrote:sepheronx wrote:
Karusha-4 Electronic Warfare system in Syria
Interesting, question is, what da hell is it doing there. After all its main goal is to disrupt various types of radar emmiters.
Well, there were "rumors" of Israeli F-15's patrolling near the Latakia borders. True or not, this is clearly going to be used to disrupt potential enemy aircrafts patrolling near the airfield. And since it will be obtaining a ton of energy so it will fry enemy electronics for sure.
KoTeMoRe wrote:sepheronx wrote:Militarov wrote:sepheronx wrote:
Karusha-4 Electronic Warfare system in Syria
Interesting, question is, what da hell is it doing there. After all its main goal is to disrupt various types of radar emmiters.
Well, there were "rumors" of Israeli F-15's patrolling near the Latakia borders. True or not, this is clearly going to be used to disrupt potential enemy aircrafts patrolling near the airfield. And since it will be obtaining a ton of energy so it will fry enemy electronics for sure.
Lel, forget ISrael, think about Turkey.
Neutrality wrote:Are some people in the Russian MOD reading what I'm saying on this forum?Just a day ago I talked about creating a giant ECM shitstorm in the region.
The quality of the news and especially the analysis here would ensure that they are, also, being in English all the Western agencies, especially military, should be regular visitors.Akula971 wrote:Neutrality wrote:Are some people in the Russian MOD reading what I'm saying on this forum?Just a day ago I talked about creating a giant ECM shitstorm in the region.
I would not be surprised if it were so lol.
It is likely that one of the objectives of this type of gear, along with the Su-30SMs, is to keep US/NATO/IAF ELINT assets as far away as possible without disclosing the full capabilities of Russian ECM. They have to be a bit careful about impacting civilian air traffic but following MH-17 it is likely that they should be well away from the area.sepheronx wrote:KoTeMoRe wrote:sepheronx wrote:Militarov wrote:sepheronx wrote:
Karusha-4 Electronic Warfare system in Syria
Interesting, question is, what da hell is it doing there. After all its main goal is to disrupt various types of radar emmiters.
Well, there were "rumors" of Israeli F-15's patrolling near the Latakia borders. True or not, this is clearly going to be used to disrupt potential enemy aircrafts patrolling near the airfield. And since it will be obtaining a ton of energy so it will fry enemy electronics for sure.
Lel, forget ISrael, think about Turkey.
Thats the point. Regardless of whom it is, it will screw with their radar. I too would be much happier to have such equipment nearby protecting the airfield.
JohninMK wrote:Posters here will be monitored as well.
When the US Government is happy to use social media publicly as an Intel source, I think you would be safe betting your life savings on them monitoring a site like this, where there is actual Intel on Russian assets, in English as a bonus so the 'raw data' can be shown straight up the chain.Neutrality wrote:JohninMK wrote:Posters here will be monitored as well.
That's a bit of stretch. I'd be flattered and sad at the same time. Flattered for the obvious reasons and sad because someone's wasting his time monitoring me and government's money.
JohninMK wrote:
When the US Government is happy to use social media publicly as an Intel source, I think you would be safe betting your life savings on them monitoring a site like this, where there is actual Intel on Russian assets, in English as a bonus so the 'raw data' can be shown straight up the chain.
It could well be good use of time as well as, with the virtually simultaneous availability of some information on the Internet to all, analysis on here can be as fast as anywhere. The Intel cell in CENTCOM would probably be hard pushed to match some of the detail knowledge of some posters here.
Plus don't forget the 'key word' matching built into the Internet is going to be triggering on here all the time.
This must have been happening since at least the start of August when the sea supply link to Syria was seriously upgraded. The six or so large landing ships in use now transport a large amount of 'stuff', from tents and crates of ammo to tanks and trucks. Trains are often the best way to get them to the ports. Probably supplied under some kind of Lend Lease scheme.Vann7 wrote:more news... from witness this time..
by @Rus.Lang at syper
Insight from friends living in south Russia:
Many trains, not even hiding with tanks\apc\trucks in desert coloring day and night passing in direction of Black Sea. I don't know what is it, ground operation, or help with equipment for SAA? Anyway, i guess there still will be surprises.
sepheronx wrote:
Karusha-4 Electronic Warfare system in Syria
Looks to be on the wrong truck to be a SPN-3,4,30Stealthflanker wrote:sepheronx wrote:
Karusha-4 Electronic Warfare system in Syria
More like SPN-3/4 or SPN-30 to me.
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