Half a ton of TNT in one salvo: "Serpent Gorynych" showed its power

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Landing on an unprepared shore is always associated with a high risk. That is why the division engineers-sappers are the first to land, clearing the road from mines and land mines for the main forces. The self-propelled installation of mine clearance UR-77, or simply "Snake Gorynych" helps them with this.

Reactive installation throws out a special cord with demining charges at a distance of 500 meters. After detonation, a passage width up to 6 meters is obtained.

Similar systems of mine clearance are still not found in any army of NATO member countries. However, the UR-77 was actively supplied to the Warsaw Pact countries and other allied states. Today Zmey Gorynych is actively used in the Syrian conflict, and not always in its main purpose: often UR-77 is used as weapons on the destruction of terrorists entrenched in buildings.

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  1. +7
    15 January 2018 11: 24
    Half a ton of TNT in one salvo: "Serpent Gorynych" showed its power
    but can I have one ... from the neighbors? please! children, do not look .18+)))))))))))
    1. +1
      15 January 2018 11: 32
      Quote: Dead Day
      can I have one ... from the neighbors? please!

      laughing and give me ... good
  2. 0
    15 January 2018 17: 47
    Here you and the scoop! good "Please, throw in, please, explosives from half a ton, and 500 meters."
  3. +15
    16 January 2018 06: 26
    Good system
  4. 0
    16 January 2018 13: 00
    In URah used PLASTID, not TNT ....
    1. 0
      16 January 2018 17: 16
      I mean the TNT equivalent, the plastid there is about 200 kilograms, although I do not remember exactly.
      1. 0
        21 January 2018 21: 57
        Quote: SofaXperd
        I mean the TNT equivalent, the plastid there is about 200 kilograms, although I do not remember exactly.

        A little more than 500 kg. And the charges there may be different. Assortment, so to speak.
    2. 0
      9 February 2018 10: 50
      Correctly will be "plast".