Militants succeeded in completely blowing up the Syrian army’s T-62

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During the fighting in Syria Tanks T-62M traditionally demonstrated high security. There are a lot of photo and video materials on the web how these combat vehicles can withstand the hit of various anti-tank guided missiles, including American TOWs, writes Messenger of Mordovia.

Militants succeeded in completely blowing up the Syrian army’s T-62




Tanks, of course, failed. But never did anything fatal. Observers even had the impression that the Syrian army was losing more of such weapons, simply throwing them during the unexpected attack of terrorists.



“However, it also happens that even the most proven technology fails. During the fighting in the village of Abu Kahf. An anti-tank guided missile hit a standing T-62M CAA. As a result, the 41-ton tank turned into a pile of scrap metal, ”writes material author Dmitry Lemeshko.



Probably, the strike was placed in the shells placed in the stern of the tank, which exploded. If there was a crew in the car, then his fate is unenviable, he notes.

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  1. 0
    15 January 2018 13: 36
    IG from the Competition. Enclave in Hama.
    1. +12
      15 January 2018 14: 05
      If there are instructions on how to deal with Western tanks indicating weaknesses, it is foolish to think that the West does not have something like that. And not all barmaleis turned up with this instruction - someone could quite carefully study and apply.
      1. +5
        15 January 2018 14: 27
        Quote: bouncyhunter
        ... someone could carefully study and apply.

        hi ... Hello Pash.
        ... They were lucky - they just hit:

        ... And this is not accurate:
        1. +2
          15 January 2018 14: 34
          Sanya, hi! Yes, hit accuracy also plays a significant role. Here, the operator depends on the crooked-eyedness and handwork of the operator. lol
        2. 0
          15 January 2018 14: 52
          Greetings. I wanted to know about the video you posted:
          1. Did you hit it exactly? But there, the rocket seemed to hit the top of the tower with a small fire from above. And only then something blazed ...
          2. Why did the crew leave the tank if it was without serious damage, fire? You can also go down the hill to the ravine and evacuate there. After all, the second missile the tank will destroy.
          1. +1
            15 January 2018 15: 03
            Quote: Archivist Vasya
            Greetings. I wanted to know about the video you posted:
            1. Did you hit it exactly? But there, the rocket seemed to hit the top of the tower with a small fire from above. .

            .. hi Hi ... Yes, it seems right in BC ..
            And only then something blazed ...

            -powder (throwing) charges ignited
            2. Why did the crew leave the tank if it was without serious damage, fire?

            ... The fire inside is too hot to steer.
            But the "mechanics" without serious damage (maybe)
            1. +1
              18 January 2018 13: 18
              Quote: san4es
              2. Why did the crew leave the tank if it was without serious damage, fire?

              ... The fire inside is too hot to steer.
              But the "mechanics" without serious damage (maybe)

              Yes there was no fire there. The actions of the crew were instant, like all cowards: if they shoot, then flee immediately. These runners did not even try to look around and take measures to save the equipment. And I am “touched” by the cohesion of the flight of all the Syrian units located nearby (and even at a considerable distance). Everyone is running! Why are they running ?! Where are they running ?!
              If we fought like the Arabs, then we would have had no state for a long time.
        3. +2
          16 January 2018 00: 44
          The first video is strange, the impression is that the tank was not injured and they threw it, and then the barmale throws a grenade into its hatch.
          And according to the second, it’s not at all clear what was damaged, if all three so quickly dumped, it means they are alive or more or less intact. The tank might well have been combat-ready, but the second missile will burn an empty tank am . Fiddled these Syrians with "free" tanks. If they, like us, during the Second World War, were half-starved at the hands of adolescents and women in three shifts, then they would not have left them.
          1. +1
            18 January 2018 13: 59
            Quote: Mih1974
            ... these Syrians fiddled with the "free" tanks. If they, like us, during the Second World War, were half-starved at the hands of adolescents and women in three shifts, then they would not have left them.

            The Syrians, in principle, are not able to lay down their lives to defend their homeland. The number of heroes from the volunteer corps is negligible compared to the millions of loafers who continue their studies at universities, go to work — from work, to the market — from the market ... Therefore, the Syrians did not create their own state, but received an evenly cut piece of territory from their hands the powerful of this world (however, like the neighbors)
      2. +1
        15 January 2018 14: 40
        Are they wiped? request I thought, so, they dust it with sand and that's it lol
        1. +1
          15 January 2018 14: 42
          Roma, I'm not special on these issues - they should be asked. laughing
          1. +1
            15 January 2018 14: 45
            Do you need to talk about the dangers of unsanitary conditions in the army? laughing
            1. +1
              15 January 2018 14: 50
              This is best known to those who wipe sandpaper. wassat
  2. +7
    15 January 2018 13: 36
    With such an intensity of battles, and the carelessness of the Syrians, I am surprised that he is the first! This is a war, and not on a computer. Losses are inevitable.
  3. +3
    15 January 2018 13: 42
    And on the other hand, an explosion and all ... without pain, torture, injuries.
  4. +3
    15 January 2018 13: 44
    According to Comrade Konashenkov, the crew managed to safely evacuate.
    1. +13
      15 January 2018 13: 49
      Quote: Moscow landing
      According to Comrade Konashenkov, the crew managed to safely evacuate.

      And according to the "white helmets" and "Moscow echo", criminal, chemically infected fragments of the tank, according to instructions from the Kremlin, killed hundreds of children
    2. +7
      15 January 2018 14: 09
      Quote: Moscow landing
      According to Comrade Konashenkov, the crew managed to safely evacuate.

      You know, your humor is beyond good and evil ... Are you now that you were trying to say or show?
    3. +2
      15 January 2018 14: 40
      Circus eliminated?
  5. +4
    15 January 2018 13: 45
    Probably, the blow fell on the shells located in the rear of the tank, which exploded.

    Probably, the person writing about the tanks, for some reason, does not suspect that the engine and transmission are located in the aft of the tank, and the shells are placed in the fighting compartment under the tower. Especially for Dmitry Lemeshko I’ll clarify - this is somewhere in the middle ...
    1. +3
      15 January 2018 14: 15
      Quote: Mik13
      that the engine and transmission are located in the aft of the tank, and the shells are placed in the fighting compartment under the tower.

      In the stern of the fighting compartment, in front of the MTO partition, but there is a place on board the tower, although I do not think that they use it ...
      1. +6
        15 January 2018 15: 51
        The T-62, as a result of the 1973 war in Israel, was generally rated highly.
        Its offensive capabilities - a gun, OBPS, sights - are good.
        And traditionally a great running gear.
        The armor protection and crew comfort were low.
        They were afraid that Soviet designers would increase their armor protection and then
        105 mm cumulative shells of Israeli tanks Centurion and M-48 / M-60 will cease it
        punch.
        But an inspection of the Syrian T-72 that was lined in Lebanon found that the armor was practically
        not intensified, but AZ appeared. AZ is not scared of the Israelis, since the high
        rate of fire only helps in the oncoming battle of tanks at a short distance,
        that the situation is not so frequent in reality.
  6. +11
    15 January 2018 13: 45
    The sides of the T-62, like the T-72 - if there is no DZ, are very weak.
    ATGM rocket penetrates them effortlessly.
    Next, where will the jet get. If the tank has a lot of shells - detonation.
    At the same time, the T-72 e is even more dangerous than its T-62.
    If there are few shells, it can do with a gradual internal
    by the fire. Then the crew can be saved.
    1. 0
      15 January 2018 14: 51
      Quote: voyaka uh
      The sides of the T-62, like the T-72 - if there is no DZ, are very weak.
      ATGM rocket penetrates them effortlessly.
      Next, where will the jet get. If the tank has a lot of shells - detonation.
      At the same time, the T-72 e is even more dangerous than its T-62.
      If there are few shells, it can do with a gradual internal
      by the fire. Then the crew can be saved.

      You are mistaken, the T-72 automatic loader below, on the floor.
      1. +2
        15 January 2018 15: 01
        They are below, but the charges are open and above the shells. Kumm.stray spray, punching
        and everything inside, hurt one and detonation begins.
        T-90 charging machine in the picture. The T-72 - the same.
      2. +4
        15 January 2018 15: 22
        “Warrior” didn’t mean what you are writing about. Well, yes, in the T-72 and T-90 rounds in the AZ are horizontal, the carousel itself is on the floor of the fighting compartment; in the T-64 and T-80, the shots are arranged vertically and are located around those who are sitting in the tower, it is of the so-called “cabin” type ... it's the alphabet, and everyone knows that. I think he meant that the shells of powder charges were made of cardboard impregnated with toluene ... not the most fire-resistant construction, as you know ... much weaker than the steel sleeve of a unitary shot. In this sense, the T-72 / T-90 is safer than the T-64 / T-80, since its rollers effectively shield the AZ carousel. And the T-62, it turns out, is even less dangerous, because he has gunpowder inside the sleeves ... but the old woman also has a flogging.
  7. RL
    +6
    15 January 2018 13: 54
    Why is fate not enviable? Very enviable. They ceased to exist even before they became afraid.
    Well, due to the fact that Assad no longer has his trained crews, the kingdom of heaven is to all the dead "volunteers"
    1. +10
      15 January 2018 14: 49
      Did your grandmother from Syria call?
      1. +3
        15 January 2018 15: 35
        He is the daughter of a Syrian general.
        1. +1
          15 January 2018 17: 05
          And again, you will need to believe that not everything is so simple.
  8. +5
    15 January 2018 13: 54
    Well, yes, we must relish this in all details: to paint vividly and colorful, that even the most proven equipment, the SAA T-62M tank, fails, and the event occurred in mid-October 2017.
    I wonder why the rotten news presented in this color?
    1. +3
      15 January 2018 14: 18
      Yes, news as news from the battlefield, but yes, it was served with a sweet spot.
  9. +4
    15 January 2018 13: 55
    Interestingly, the "author of the material D. Lemeshko" is on whose side, if he operates with such phrases, "turned into a pile of metal" and "the essence of the crew is unenviable" ... It seems that he is glad of the event!
    1. +2
      15 January 2018 14: 14
      I have the same impression. Relocated from the Messenger of Mordovia, for what?
      Manure will be thrown, and then, like: "We draw your attention: the authors of the materials sent to the editor are responsible for the accuracy and reliability of the facts presented in the publications."
      Well, I'm not me and not my horse. request
  10. +3
    15 January 2018 14: 05
    T62 is a good car, it takes pride. But the crew, if it was inside, then he would not have time to escape. And if he died, then as the commentator wrote above, quickly and without pain, not the worst death, although death itself is terrible.
    1. +2
      15 January 2018 14: 07
      I would add: a good car for its time.
  11. 0
    15 January 2018 14: 31
    What did the author of the article want to say?
    And what is it, here in VO it is necessary to savor every damaged Syrian tank?
    1. +2
      15 January 2018 23: 12
      Quote: kaschey
      What did the author of the article want to say?
      And what is it, here in VO it is necessary to savor every damaged Syrian tank?

      At VO, it is necessary to discuss and analyze everything related to military affairs. Including the victory of enemies. It's just that those who have recently found just another picture here are savoring fakes that all enemies are flawed and we have no analogs.
      1. 0
        16 January 2018 08: 52
        To be careful, you can suddenly see that I expressed my attitude to the style of this article and not to the comments.
        This article doesn’t smell dear).
  12. +3
    15 January 2018 14: 51
    Quote: voyaka uh
    The sides of the T-62, like the T-72 - if there is no DZ, are very weak.
    ATGM rocket penetrates them effortlessly.
    Next, where will the jet get. If the tank has a lot of shells - detonation.
    At the same time, the T-72 e is even more dangerous than its T-62.
    If there are few shells, it can do with a gradual internal
    by the fire. Then the crew can be saved.

    Dear expert (theoretical), any tank, even Merkava, makes its way into the bosom simply with a bang, sometimes even just from the RPG-7 or even from the Spear.
    1. +6
      15 January 2018 15: 27
      From RPG-7 Merkava does not break through either from the side or from behind. This is verified
      repeatedly in Gaza. But ATGMs with a diameter of 150 mm and above are side
      hinged panels pierce in 2 cases out of 3 approximately. This is according to Lebanon statistics 2006.
      Therefore, I had to put Trophy.
      In addition, Merkava is the only tank in the world where the tower top is heavily armored.
      At the same time, I admit that Merkava’s frontal armor is not one of the strongest.
      1. Maz
        0
        15 January 2018 18: 06
        Yes, there is an engine in front, like a protective screen
      2. +1
        15 January 2018 22: 18
        From RPG-7 Merkava does not break through either from the side or from behind. This is verified
        breaks, 5-10 hits and goodbye
        1. +2
          16 January 2018 01: 19
          If we talk about a double successive hit in the same place, then yes.
          The first rocket will spread the ceramics, and the second will pierce the armor in a bare place.
          But this is a very rare option. With such bad luck, the T-90's forehead will break through if the first rocket uses a DZ box, and the second - in the same place - breaks through the armor. But, I repeat, this is rare in battle.
  13. +1
    15 January 2018 15: 26
    Syria T-62M tanks have traditionally demonstrated high security.

    _All about the T-62 soldier
  14. +5
    15 January 2018 19: 11
    Allegedly, two today burned so together with the crews near Tal-Mark, in the south, Idlib Ave. and one, (T-62M?) Abandoned by the crew, went to the enemy.
  15. 0
    16 January 2018 09: 55
    If yes, if only ....
  16. 0
    16 January 2018 12: 24
    why rockets fly meandering and not straight as shown
  17. +1
    18 January 2018 14: 12
    Probably, the strike was placed in the shells placed in the stern of the tank, which exploded. If there was a crew in the car, then his fate is unenviable, he notes.

    I am sure that thousands and thousands of our guys who were “lucky” in the war to remain alive, but crippled, sincerely and fervently envy this crew. If, for example, I had a choice - to die in a tank from an explosion of ammunition or to live-to be crippled by a helpless and useless vegetable, I would unconditionally choose the first.