Complex intelligence "Aistenok" entered service with tank crews in the Urals

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The Aistenok portable radar system for reconnaissance and firing control entered the arsenal of the 90th state defense order tank divisions of the Central Military District (CVO), deployed in the Urals, the press service of the district.

Complex intelligence "Aistenok" entered service with tank crews in the Urals




The 90 Tank Division, deployed in the Chelyabinsk Region, was equipped with a portable radar reconnaissance and firing control system “Aistenok”. The new equipment is able to automatically track the flight of shells and determine the point of falling of the ammunition. Provides control of the results of his shooting to adjust the fire and determine the location of the enemy's firing positions at a distance of 15 km
- said in a statement

The press service noted that the use of “Aistenka” will significantly improve the accuracy of rocket and artillery strikes and reduce the consumption of ammunition, while at the same time remaining invulnerable to the enemy’s counter battery firing.

In December last year, the self-propelled radar station SNAR-10М1 entered into service with artillery divisions of the division. The station is designed for reconnaissance of moving ground, air and surface targets, capable of detecting the enemy’s manpower, exploding shells at a distance from 200 m to 40 km.
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  1. +3
    16 January 2018 14: 04
    These are the things that LDNR needs in order to stop shelling by the Armed Forces and the Dobrobat. At the same time, they would have been tested in combat conditions.
    1. 0
      16 January 2018 14: 08
      They will not stop the APU, they have such a trophy device. It is necessary for training and use in real combat.
    2. +9
      16 January 2018 14: 09
      Quote: siberalt
      These are the things that LDNR needs in order to stop shelling by the Armed Forces and the Dobrobat. At the same time, they would have been tested in combat conditions.

    3. +4
      16 January 2018 14: 16
      While the Ukrainian armed forces began to receive lightweight radar stations for reconnaissance of the firing positions of LCMR mortars (Lightweight Counter-Mortar Radar) from the United States as a military aid, the Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR) in Donetsk got a modern kind of Russian analogue of these stations - portable radar for reconnaissance of firing positions of mortars "Aistyonok". One Aistyonok radar was demonstrated on January 15, 2015 to representatives of the OSCE mission in Donetsk, and, as you can understand, the information of this radar was provided to prove accusations against the Ukrainian side of shelling Donetsk from the BM-21 Grad MLRS.
    4. +3
      16 January 2018 14: 22
      Quote: siberalt
      These are the things that LDNR needs in order to stop shelling by the Armed Forces and the Dobrobat. At the same time, they would have been tested in combat conditions.

      Such things, first of all before entering service, were supposed to stand around the air base in Syria, along with a Non battery. The response to mortar fire would have flown instantly, and it would not have been necessary to drive these rams through the desert. You see, others would be aggravated by mortar shells and arrange special forces with less risk.
    5. +1
      16 January 2018 18: 21
      Quote: siberalt
      These are the things that LDNR needs in order to stop shelling by the Armed Forces and the Dobrobat. At the same time, they would have been tested in combat conditions.

      Duc, "Aistyonok" has already "lit up" in the DPR in 14, not that in 15!
    6. 0
      17 January 2018 11: 43
      There are such things - Aistenok I mean ....
  2. +1
    16 January 2018 14: 07
    Finally, the news reached Chebarkul. They would have renewed the tank fleet and it would have been very good.
    1. +2
      16 January 2018 18: 31
      Quote: DenZ
      Finally, the news reached Chebarkul. They would have renewed the tank fleet and it would have been very good.

      Well, directly to tankers, this device is like a stop signal for a hare. The author needs to carefully come up with the title of the article, but I agree with the second.
  3. +1
    16 January 2018 14: 22
    I love what our weapons are called.
    When we launch the SU-57 in a series, you should definitely call it “Komarik” or “Crane”)
    1. +3
      16 January 2018 14: 31
      No need to rename it. And so good:
      SU-57 = F-22 + F-35
  4. 0
    16 January 2018 16: 28
    In approximately such a gadget should stand on each tank.
    1. +5
      16 January 2018 18: 42
      What for? There is another "gadget" - the tracer is called, it shows perfectly where the projectile flies laughing
    2. +1
      16 January 2018 18: 44
      Quote: VOENOBOZ
      In approximately such a gadget should stand on each tank.

      What for? On tanks, everything is already there, which is required by tankers. It remains only to improve and modernize. The tank fires direct fire (I see, I shoot, I don’t see, I smoke), maybe from closed firing positions, but the accuracy is two bast shoes on the map. This is a device for artillery purely.
  5. 0
    16 January 2018 20: 09
    Such a thing should be in the BUAR on the SME.
    It remains for the small - to create a BUAR.