BMPT "Terminator" will be transferred to the "Desert Falcons"

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According to Syrian media, recent arrivals to Syria, the Russian BMPT Terminator will be transferred to the most combat-ready unit of the SAR Desert Falcon ATS. Previously, this unit received the latest modification. tank T-72 with an index of B3.

As can be judged from the photo, the BMPT has received a set of new removable modular protection in the so-called "soft" case, which should significantly increase the chances of survival in case of hit by tandem ammunition.



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  1. +9
    3 July 2017 18: 35
    Well now, let’s see what this “Terminator" is in the modern war.
  2. NUR
    +2
    3 July 2017 18: 42
    I wonder how this car will show itself in a real battle. RK acquired 10 pieces.
  3. +3
    3 July 2017 18: 43
    In the photo Terminator-2 seems to be ... missiles are protected by an armored casing ... it would be interesting if the Baikal module with paired 57-mm guns stood on the Terminator ...
    1. +4
      3 July 2017 18: 55
      Quote: NEXUS
      It would be interesting if the Baikal module with paired 57-mm guns stood on the Terminator ...

      About 57mm I agree. But why paired? Then it’s more logical to have one 57mm paired with one 30mm or, perhaps, better than a 57mm + 23mm pair.
      1. +4
        3 July 2017 20: 18
        Quote: Captain Pushkin
        But why paired?

        And firepower is never excessive ... but you are right, perhaps, in order to have more ammunition, it is better to 57mm-30mm spark.
    2. +1
      3 July 2017 20: 16
      No, this is the first, two grenade launchers are visible, on the second there are none and therefore the crew is therefore smaller
      1. +4
        3 July 2017 20: 23
        Quote: Yugin22
        No, this is the first, two grenade launchers are visible, on the second there are none and therefore the crew is therefore smaller

        No, this is Terminator 2

        This photo is already in Syria when Assad came to Khmeimim.
        1. +1
          4 July 2017 22: 37
          Yes, how much you can argue, it’s actually 1 model (the t-90 base, the second t-72, the rim disk’s picture immediately catches your eye, compare for the sake of interest), the armament is exactly the same, the rocket current is from 2, instead of "," Cornet "... So what can I say is Terminator-1M ...
          "Whirlwind" is a good ATGM, supersonic speed, current penetration for modern MBT is already weak, about 900 mm. with caliber 130 mm. "Whirlwind-M" - equipped with a tandem charge, piercing armor up to 1200 mm. homogeneous armor without DZ (with DZ at the level of a usual Whirlwind) with the mass of the transport and launch container with a rocket of 59 kg, “Cornet” - speed to sound, but penetration up to 1300 mm of homogeneous armor with DZ, and without - 1400 mm of homogeneous armor with caliber 152 and the mass of the transport and launch container with a rocket of 29 kg.
          PS So, that flyers, a faster rocket, and infantry more penetrative ... drinks
      2. +2
        3 July 2017 22: 33
        They wrote here already. It’s not 1 or 2, it’s a cross. He has a case from Terminator-1, and a tower from Terminator-2. So it’s difficult to somehow identify this unit.
    3. +1
      3 July 2017 20: 18
      nor what good would be.
    4. +1
      4 July 2017 02: 13
      This is not Terminator 2, although armored enclosures are indeed present. On this machine, unlike Terminator-2, there are 2 automatic grenade launchers on both sides of the uninhabited tower, which indicates the presence of 5 crew members, on Terminator-2 there are 3. Most likely this is an improved Terminator like those that were sold to Kazakhstan.
  4. 0
    3 July 2017 18: 50
    And who will be the instructors?
    1. +2
      3 July 2017 18: 57
      andr327
      And who will be the instructors?
      Game "Armata" bully laughing Joke. It was high time to put this equipment there. And stop arguing about its necessity. I think the military will approve 100% of it.
    2. +3
      3 July 2017 19: 49
      Quote: andr327
      And who will be the instructors?


      They put the equipment and forgot the instructors?

      On YouTube, the following video has already been cut.



      here (and in many places) forgot:

      http://rusvesna.su/news/1498845356
  5. +2
    3 July 2017 19: 21
    I doubt something in the competence of these Syrian warriors. No matter how the situation with the T-14 Armata in Red Square repeats itself at the right time.
    1. +1
      3 July 2017 19: 32
      Fatum Inc.
      I doubt something in the competence of these Syrian warriors. No matter how the situation with the T-14 Armata in Red Square repeats itself at the right time.
      What was there?
      1. +1
        3 July 2017 20: 37
        Quote: Observer2014
        What was there?


  6. +2
    3 July 2017 19: 57
    And do not these "Falcons" drape? And will not this good machine get ISIS (banned in Russia)!
    1. +1
      3 July 2017 20: 08
      senima56
      And do not these "Falcons" drape? And will not this good machine get ISIS (banned in Russia)!
      No, our non-ISIS Americans
      1. +2
        3 July 2017 20: 47
        It seems that after the battles in Aleppo, the Desert Falcons were re-equipped with new equipment and learned more likely that BMPT would suit them.
        The Falcons are back in battle.

        T-72B3

        BMP-2 (judging by the appearance of a brand new one) and on the right in this photo it looks like an adviser ..

        Tiger

        Some kind of machine with a 14.5 mm CPV
        1. +1
          4 July 2017 02: 14
          Falcons is a former PMC in fact. She is firmly tied to our command. NOW IT IS TURNED OUT OF MOTORCYCLES INTO A MECHANIZED TEAM. HERE AND THE NEW ARMOR. Ordinary Syrian units are simpler technology.
        2. 0
          4 July 2017 21: 52
          You're right, BMP-2 is not judging, and the new one, delivered directly from the existing units, even forgot to remove the log laughing (if you look at the full video), it is the most dear, permanent attribute of our technology ... good