The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation takes measures to accelerate the development of new types of armored vehicles.

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Specialists of the Main Automobile and Armored Directorate are currently completing a set of measures contributing to the acceleration of the development of new and modernization of existing models of armored weapons and equipment (BTWT), reports Messenger of Mordovia with reference to the press service of the Ministry of Defense.





According to the agency, "work continues on the adoption of the main combat tank "Ground Forces - the upgraded T-72B3 with improved combat characteristics, conducting state tests of the upgraded T-90M tank, developed as part of the Pryvory-3 development work, as well as preparing for testing the upgraded T-80BVM tank."

Developed options for further modernization of infantry fighting vehicles and armored personnel carriers. At the same time, "priority attention is paid to further increasing their firepower, security and command control." The testing of these machines will begin shortly.

It is reported that “as a result of several events held by the Ministry of Defense over several years, more than 40 formations and military units were re-equipped with modern BTVT models, the troops received about 3 thousand units of equipment”. As a result, the level of serviceable models of armored vehicles over the past five years has grown to 98%.
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  1. +11
    24 November 2017 12: 24
    As a result, the level of serviceable BHT models over the past five years has grown to 98%.
    only one thing can be said - well done good
  2. 0
    24 November 2017 12: 28
    According to the ministry, “work continues on adopting the main battle tank of the Ground Forces - the upgraded T-72B3 with improved combat characteristics, conducting state tests of the upgraded T-90М, developed as part of the Proryv-3 development work, and also preparation for testing the upgraded T-80BVM tank ”.

    But what about Armata? Has it already been discounted?
    1. +2
      24 November 2017 12: 43
      Take it easy with Armata. Everything has its time. Previously, tanks were made by the whole world .... All union. They riveted them in thousands. But now there are not many factories and the equipment has become much more complicated
    2. +6
      24 November 2017 13: 06
      There is no "Armata" in nature. there are T-14, T-15, T-16. Until 2018, development and testing were included in the current rearmament program. Almost done. Re-equipment with new equipment is already in the new program until 2025. The restoration of the army does not come from models of equipment, but from the creation of a structure. Initially, new units are formed, and they receive from the warehouses what is. Then, when it is clear that the work inside is set up, they begin to retrain and rearm. Moreover, if the enemy does not yet have something “super-duper”, then it is not necessary to order supernova and super-expensive equipment. The new T-14 cannon and active armor from there allow the T-90M to cover any western tank with more than just a mat. In the south of the country, the modernized T-72s are enough for us. There are no serious armored opponents there.
      if at the moment you can save, then why not do it in favor of the S-500, Caliber, Zircon, and other convincing arguments for the distant influence of the “partners” on the sidal nerve?
      1. Don
        +3
        24 November 2017 16: 38
        Quote: Berkut24
        Moreover, if the enemy does not yet have something “super-duper”, then it is not necessary to order supernova and super-expensive equipment. The new T-14 cannon and active armor from there also allow the T-90M to cover any western tank with more than just a mat. In the south of the country, the modernized t-72 is enough for us. There are no serious armored opponents there.

        Your beliefs are strange. It turns out that our tankers do not need advantages in technology over the enemy, quite similar characteristics? Well, God bless them, with tanks, but the threats to our tanks do not end there, but rather only begin, because air-to-ground anti-tank missiles and ground-based anti-tank complexes like TOU and Javelin pose a major threat. Here the other day there was a lot of debate about the vulnerability of our tanks to the Javelins, and the effectiveness of the "work" of the TOU was repeatedly filmed in Syria on the bearded camera. You are also writing about the T-90M, which is still not in the army at all, and the “backbone” of the BTV in the medium term will be the modernized T-72, which again do not even respond to the above challenges of twenty years ago. It seems that in the pursuit of rearmament figures for the 2020 year, the generals had to save on protection, and, as a result, on the lives of our tankmen.
        1. +4
          24 November 2017 19: 21
          Firstly, there is an advantage in technology right now. Or at least parity. This is enough, at least, to prevent a potential adversary from getting into trouble. To restrain is already enough not to lose.
          Secondly, the promoted "Javelin" even in the US Army itself is considered an obsolete apparatus and requires replacement. It was not bad, although it was too expensive at the beginning of the 90s of the last century, but much has changed since then. The main thing is that the battle distance and the tactics of using armored vehicles have increased. The Javelin has a maximum range of 2,5 km on level ground. But now the range has moved up to 5 km. Add here "terrain bumps" and active defense with jamming and "Javelin" will exit the game. Plus, his armor penetration was already "not very", he was designed for an attack from above, but it seems that all countries have already solved these problems by installing active armor in the upper hemisphere. We are now scared not so much by Javelin himself as by his advertising. The US needs to be sold ...
          TOU is also already an outdated thing. In Syria, we again saw more TOU advertising than real work against modern technology. The main striking factor of this complex was the stupidity and inexperience of the commanding personnel of the ATS army, the illiteracy of the crews, the complete lack of dynamic protection for the T-54 and early T-72s and the placement of armored vehicles in non-equipped positions in the middle of the desert or in dense urban areas. At the same time, the T-90 of the first batch (production 90-91 year), removed from storage and armored T-62M showed a completely different result. This suggests that the T-72B3M with high probability will stand against the TOU. The Americans are well aware that both complexes are outdated. But you have to sell!
          In conclusion. For some time, tanks stopped walking as a "pig." The battle of Kursk is long over. The fight has changed. You can, of course, consider the generals fools, and yourself the smartest strategists, but:
          1) No one has enough money for all weapons. The United States has a budget of around 600 billion, a Pentagon analysis shows that maintaining that former greatness now requires at least the same amount. Yeah Germany has about 60 Leopards 2 on the go, of which the modernized ones are miserable. The rest is not enough for repairs. And the submarine is all under repair. Therefore, a competent budget allocation so that no one considers you weak enough to attack is a talent. sometimes a ruble invested in a nuclear hello missile corresponds to 10 rubles invested in tanks.
          2) If they are our tanks from helicopters, then we their helicopters "Shell" or airplanes. If they are our planes, then we are a tactical missile. And if they are our tactical missile, then we ... And it started. View the battlefield in the complex. No invulnerable tanks, no 100% destruction systems. The balance of armaments is important depending on the readiness of the enemy.
          1. +7
            24 November 2017 19: 48
            In principle, true. But here it is - "now the range of application has moved up to 5 km" from where? At CE CE and in the European part of the Russian Federation, shoot further 2 km. nowhere, like. If we are talking about steppes and deserts, this is not very relevant for us.
            1. 0
              25 November 2017 10: 47
              With the advent of new guided tank munitions and ATGMs that hit the same distance and even 7 km two kilometers - this is 100% guaranteed destruction. In addition, an attack helicopter with an anti-tank missile has a range of 10 km. Given the presence of MANPADS on the battlefield, the “turntable” will be forced to take a position to strike 5 km from the front line in the rear of its troops, again we get the remaining 5 km.
              In my not very professional (in terms of tanks) view, tanks are now increasingly fulfilling the function of supporting the advanced range of lay-off firing. And Syria has shown it to some extent. Actually, she also showed the distance of modern combat, that is, how not to do it.
              1. +4
                27 November 2017 01: 59
                Tanks in the Union were always intended primarily to support infantry, so the Soviet BUSV still steers laughing
                And at the expense of the notorious 2 km. I’ll tell you a secret - it’s simply not visible further, folds of terrain, forests, etc. interfere laughing
                From a helicopter - well, let it be 5 km. And that’s it. Next - shooting according to intelligence.
      2. 0
        24 November 2017 17: 33
        Quote: Berkut24
        In the south of the country, the modernized T-72s are enough for us. There are no serious armored opponents there.

        The Department of State recently approved the supply of 72 Javelin launchers to Georgia. From there, they are likely to get to Ukraine with a probability of 156%.
        1. +1
          24 November 2017 19: 24
          Well, they’ll get what to do ... Cornets and Solntseki will fall into the LPR. There is nothing to be done. We are the guarantors and, obviously, Gunpowder also knows this. You can give money to Zakharchenko and he will buy some Javelins from the starving APU.
    3. +5
      24 November 2017 13: 09
      Quote: Morglenn
      But what about Armata? Has it already been discounted?

      The whole line on the Armat platform will go to military trials from next year. At the same time, crews from contractors will be trained. According to the results of the military run and the training of new crews, the purchase of serial samples will go.
  3. +3
    24 November 2017 12: 38
    Very well thought out design DZ. Improved perfectly.
    1. +2
      24 November 2017 17: 30
      tell me )) And there is also active protection. worthy upgrade. I also liked how it was barred and the container was really correctly laid out over the body.
      1. +2
        24 November 2017 17: 31
        and if it’s also covered with Kevlar inside, then in general the song winked
  4. +1
    24 November 2017 13: 23
    Pleasant news can not be said
  5. +2
    24 November 2017 14: 13
    as a result of measures taken by the Ministry of Defense over several years, more than 40 formations and military units were rearmament with modern BTVT models

    Modern examples are when Armata will be in the army, and 72 is a tank 45 years ago, slightly modernized. It doesn’t even smell modern, there is only one propaganda.
    1. +1
      24 November 2017 14: 57
      Well, according to your logic, all the best tanks of modern times are old (leopard, abrams) since they come from the same era. The United States will only expose the concept of a new tank by the age of 30, in Europe everything is foggy in this matter
    2. 0
      24 November 2017 15: 07
      T-14 (on the Armata platform), as well as T-15, Kurgan, Boomerangs - will come to the troops when it is necessary. There will be a planned, phased replacement of the armored fleet. And not as you want - let's all get Armata !!!!
    3. +1
      24 November 2017 16: 58
      Quote: _Jack_
      It doesn’t even smell modern, there is only one propaganda.

      I agree, this phrase is for our fat generals that they cannot distinguish a tank from a helicopter.
      The scam is working, Soviet junk was repainted for big money in a new color, and lo and behold, modern btvs, the army rises from its knees, Hooray!

      I wonder how much they take for the upgrade of T72 to this collective farm B3?
      Of course, t72b3 is better than just t72, but damn it, the feeling that the man who was born in 3 created the concept of b60.
      In short, the crisis of the recruitment system, they do not take young people, but decrepit old-timers are sitting.

      It is necessary to create a platform that includes workshops, laboratories, hangars, so that young people come, any, and implement any of their projects on this platform, from which to select talented ones.
  6. +1
    24 November 2017 16: 07
    It’s time to tie junk with these budget upgrades, which takes significant funds, without giving a tangible result ... It’s better to buy new T-90BM-3s until you have brought to mind Armata ...
  7. 0
    24 November 2017 16: 10
    Let them put active protection everywhere. Turrets anti-corruption, or krazy, or something else.
  8. 0
    24 November 2017 18: 51
    accelerating

    After such a phrase, it becomes alarming, they are afraid they will not have time.
  9. 0
    24 November 2017 21: 50
    the country is preparing for the attack of amerzot-striped rat-men
  10. 0
    25 November 2017 04: 17
    I’ll tell you about modernization as the head of a private manufacturing company, whose main customers are military. For 10 years now they have not been fools in making their decisions. especially in recent years 5. their strategy comes down to one simple rule - risk-free. So:
    1. the military does not want to take risks with the launch of new products (and in the process we will finalize) until the full test cycle has passed, shoulder straps really fly for this.
    2. in Russia there are not enough competent companies that can make a series of new products, therefore it is more reliable (in terms of time and quality) to make modernization using proven technology. they don’t order not because they don’t want, but because they can’t do it. and for small-scale production, the price goes off scale. for example, I have a price for 1 product and 15 products in cost differs 4 times. 100 and 1000 2 times.
    3. repair of equipment is also necessary, or do you propose to dispose of broken tanks? here the economy and combat effectiveness are already asking, but I suppose that sometimes it’s more profitable to order modernization
  11. +1
    25 November 2017 11: 07
    Maybe I’m not right, but in fact it’s not re-equipping with specific equipment, but the development of funds (mostly cut). SIMULTANEOUSLY working on the T-72,80,90 tanks, the whole family on the basis of the T-14 (15,16 ), in addition, also the Terminator, based on different tanks. Moreover, it’s only heavy vehicles. We have no priorities, sky-high budget, give it all at once. Even economically developed powers are producing ONE tank, and at best they are promising work on the next tank. I think a lot of money will go into the sand (I think Canary or Seychelles). Sorry, I'm not that patriotic! lol No. hi