Baltic Fleet aviation tested new mobile airfields

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The Russian Ministry of Defense intends to soon adopt mobile airfields, a decision will be made based on the results of pilot operation. This is reported "News" with reference to the military department.

Baltic Fleet aviation tested new mobile airfields




Aviation Of the Baltic fleet conducted the first tests of a new mobile airfield, which was deployed in a few hours on the island of Gogland in the Gulf of Finland during special tactical exercises. The engineering division built a full infrastructure with five seats for combat and transport helicopters. At the same time, all equipment and technical means were delivered to the island by one Mi-26 helicopter. After completion of work, army aviation crews landed at the new airfield.

According to the Ministry of Defense, such a jump airfield is capable of receiving all types of combat and transport helicopters, as well as some front-line aircraft. It allows you to quickly and covertly increase air groupings in the necessary directions and expand the capabilities of naval aviation in the performance of combat missions. Based on the results of trial operation, a decision will be made on introducing new items on other fleets.

The mobile aviation complex includes a full range of structures and equipment for use at temporary tactical aviation aerodromes: a command and control station, a satellite navigation system receiver, a weather station, mobile lighting systems, a fueling complex, and a maintenance center. For the construction of the runway, special metal plates are used, on which special strip lighting is subsequently installed. All equipment is fully compliant with conventional military airfield systems.

At maximum load, one mobile airfield is capable of autonomously providing flights for one squadron, which will continuously conduct combat operations for a month.
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  1. +1
    14 August 2019 12: 01
    Some front-line aircraft? What are they? Like Yak-130, L-39? The idea, in general, is a good one ... in this way it is possible to arrange airfields on the autobahn sections ... and not only for the Yak-130!
    1. +1
      14 August 2019 12: 12
      Quote: Nikolaevich I
      Some frontline aircraft? What are these? Type Yak-130, L-39

      Since when has the YAK-130 and L-39 become front-line aviation? belay
      thus it is possible to arrange airfields on the autobahn sections

      For a long time, atobans themselves can take front-line aviation without it.
      1. +3
        14 August 2019 12: 38
        Quote: Lipchanin
        Since when has the YAK-130 and L-39 become front-line aviation?

        Duc, there are talks about creating a light attack aircraft based on the Yak-130! And in many countries the L-39 has long been "transformed" into a light attack aircraft! So I "thought" a little about the future and export! In addition, I said "like ...", it means that not only the Yak-130, but also aeroplans with a take-off weight comparable to the Yak-130 to some extent were meant ...
        1. -1
          14 August 2019 12: 45
          Quote: Nikolaevich I
          Duc, there are talks about creating a light attack aircraft based on the Yak-130

          Duc without any talk he is a combat trainer
          And in many countries the L-39 has long been "transformed" into a light attack aircraft!

          Are these countries that are unable to build their own attack aircraft?
          In addition, I said "like ...", it means that not only the Yak-130 was meant, but also airplanes with a take-off weight comparable to the Yak-130 ...

          So we do not have combat aircraft with a weight comparable to the Yak130
          They are getting harder. So that will withstand
          1. +1
            14 August 2019 13: 24
            Quote: Lipchanin
            Duc without any talk he is a combat trainer

            And the conversations still "go"! And then something-combat training, so in the first place "training"! That is, not a "attack aircraft" ... and to teach young flyers to shoot and bomb - just do not fight ...
            Quote: Lipchanin
            Are these countries that are unable to build their own attack aircraft?

            Not necessarily ... there are countries that believe that it is not worth spending money on development when you can use "ersatz" ...
            Quote: Lipchanin
            So we do not have combat aircraft with a weight comparable to the Yak130

            But can't a situation arise when "you can't, but you really want to"? That is, the MiG-29 with incomplete fueling and incomplete armament? what
            1. -1
              14 August 2019 13: 32
              And the conversations still "go"! And then something-combat training, so in the first place "training"! That is, not a "attack aircraft" ... and to teach young flyers to shoot and bomb - just do not fight ...

              Yes, with all options, it is lighter in weight than any other combat aircraft
              Not necessarily ... there are countries that believe that it is not worth spending money on development when you can use "ersatz" ...

              So let them redo
              But can't a situation arise when "you can't, but you really want to"? That is, the MiG-29 with incomplete fueling and incomplete armament?

              I don’t understand what you want to hear from me yet?
              I will quote again
              as well as some front-line aircraft.

              All of them are HEAVY YAK-130
              1. 0
                14 August 2019 13: 41
                Quote: Lipchanin
                All of them are HEAVY YAK-130

                Well, let ... I'm not against it! Yes
      2. 0
        14 August 2019 12: 44
        Quote: Lipchanin
        For a long time, atobans themselves can take front-line aviation without it.

        They can ... but sometimes! That is, what you "demonstrate" is "experimental experiments"! I assumed that with the introduction of the "system" it would be possible to do it in a "regular manner" ... and even the manual in the "Military Book" store could be bought! wink
        1. 0
          14 August 2019 12: 54
          Quote: Nikolaevich I
          They can ... but sometimes

          Always.
          But it seems like we are talking about the "Mobile Airfield"
          1. 0
            14 August 2019 13: 11
            Quote: Lipchanin
            Always.

            I linger, however ...
            Quote: Lipchanin
            we are talking about the "Mobile Airfield"

            What am I talking about? belay
            1. -1
              14 August 2019 13: 22
              Quote: Nikolaevich I
              I linger, however ...

              Do not
              What am I talking about? belay

              Yes, sort of like that
              They can ... but sometimes! That is, what you "demonstrate" is "experimental experiments"
              1. 0
                14 August 2019 13: 33
                Quote: Lipchanin
                Yes, sort of like that
                They can ... but sometimes! That is, what you "demonstrate" is "experimental experiments"

                I meant that in some cases this does not happen regularly and in experimental periodic operation ... and the necessary equipment has to be "pulled out" from somewhere. Or a ready-made standard (!) "System", ready to serve even a runway made of metal plates, even an "autobahn" ...
                1. 0
                  14 August 2019 13: 40
                  Quote: Nikolaevich I
                  Or a ready-made standard (!) "System", ready to serve even a runway made of metal plates, even an "autobahn" ...

                  With the autobahns, she was already ready for a long time.
                  Now mobile system has been added to this system.
    2. +1
      14 August 2019 12: 13
      "in this way it is possible to arrange airfields on the autobahn sections"
      In this case, the "autobahns" must be designed from the outset, taking into account the possibility of using for these purposes. How it is done in Sweden.
      1. +12
        14 August 2019 12: 32
        I’ll tell you a terrible secret - any federal highway is designed with sections suitable for landing and take-off of aviation.
        On the Minsk Moscow highway there are more than a dozen such places at least.
        1. 0
          14 August 2019 12: 39
          The Moscow-Minsk highway is concrete.
          1. +1
            14 August 2019 12: 42
            concrete in places, but for the most part "normal" backfill with asphalt. But there are the same sections on all radial routes from Minsk.
            1. 0
              14 August 2019 12: 47
              Not in places, I once drove through it a couple of times in the late 90s, then it was not yet repaired and it was not covered with asphalt. And I perfectly remember the remnants of wooden formwork for the most part of the road from customs to Borisov.
              1. +2
                14 August 2019 12: 51
                since the 90s a lot of water has flowed. And from Borisov to the border with the Russian Federation more than 120 km.
                And there are similar sites in the Smolensk region and in the suburbs. I tried to count from Smolensk, after the fifth I threw it.
        2. -1
          14 August 2019 12: 51
          Quote: Vlad.by
          On the Minsk Moscow highway there are more than a dozen such places at least.

          And not only on this one.
          I am more than confident on the M4 Don highway that there are many sections adapted for takeoff and landing of military vehicles.
          And the film "The Adventures of Italians in Russia" shows the landing of a passenger plane on such an airfield
          1. +1
            14 August 2019 13: 08
            Well, this is already too much! )) The landing of the Tu-134 was filmed in Ulyanovsk at the airport, at the school of civil aviation pilots.
            And the fact that there are such sites on the Don)) is 100%
            1. 0
              14 August 2019 13: 20
              Quote: Vlad.by
              The landing of the Tu-134 was filmed in Ulyanovsk at the airport, at the school of civil aviation pilots.

              Well no. I read what exactly on the track.
              There, Tu-134 pilots also set the condition for pilots to sit behind the wheel of the passenger cars request
              And the fact that there are such sites on the Don)) is 100%

              In our area there is one more such Eagle Tambov it seems.
              Yes, and probably all federal
              1. +1
                14 August 2019 13: 25
                I don’t know where you could read it)
                https://kak-eto-sdelano.ru/kak-snimali-film-neveroyatnye-priklyucheniya-italyantsev-v-rossii/
                1. 0
                  14 August 2019 13: 48
                  Quote: Vlad.by
                  I don’t know where you could read it)

                  hi
                  Now I don’t remember. It has long been.
                  So I read diagonally, but about the pilots at the wheel I read correctly laughing
      2. +1
        14 August 2019 12: 35
        Quote: Nycomed
        In this case, the "autobahns" must be designed from the outset, taking into account the possibility of using for these purposes.

        It has long been done and is doing.
    3. 0
      14 August 2019 12: 58
      But the point is to do this on an island in the Baltic? How to cover this airdrome made from the coast?
      1. +1
        14 August 2019 13: 06
        Quote: alexmach
        But the point is to do this on an island in the Baltic?

        Let's read the article together again
        It allows you to quickly and covertly increase air groupings in the necessary directions and expand the capabilities of naval aviation in the performance of combat missions. Based on the results of trial operation, a decision will be made on introducing new items on other fleets.

        How to cover this airdrome made from the coast?

        You think about it did not think?
        1. +1
          14 August 2019 13: 08
          You think about it did not think?

          Well, specifically in this article and this teaching, I did not see an answer.

          And of course, the idea is generally useful. But for some reason it seems to me that it is more likely for the north than for the Baltic.
          1. 0
            14 August 2019 13: 24
            Quote: alexmach
            Well, specifically in this article and this teaching, I did not see an answer.

            So the goal of the teaching was to deploy
    4. +2
      14 August 2019 15: 34
      It is possible and Antonova
      How to know.
      1. 0
        14 August 2019 16: 57
        What a handsome man !!!
        Artillery scout?
        The first time I see this, but delighted.
        1. +1
          14 August 2019 18: 27
          An-2 NAK is called, and the assumption is correct with the addition of "night".
  2. 0
    14 August 2019 12: 01
    Baltic Fleet aviation conducted the first tests of a new mobile airfield, which was deployed in a few hours to the sharp Gogland in the Gulf of Finland

    At the same time, all equipment and technical means were delivered to the island by one Mi-26 helicopter.

    This is of course something good
  3. +2
    14 August 2019 12: 01
    "which was deployed in a few hours"
    This is how much? Can I be more specific? And so, the news is very good! good
    1. +2
      14 August 2019 12: 14
      This is how much? Can I be more specific? And so, the news is very good!

      News as news.
      This is an ordinary, so-called jump airfield. Ever since WWII, such airfields have been deployed as necessary. Just added there
      satellite navigation receiver
      .
      And everything else was before.
      command and control station, weather station, mobile lighting systems, refueling complex, maintenance point. For the construction of the runway, special metal plates are used, on which special strip lighting is subsequently installed. All equipment is fully compliant with conventional military airfield systems.
      1. 0
        14 August 2019 12: 18
        Quote: Obi Wan Kenobi
        Just added there
        satellite navigation receiver

        And the coverage is likely to be different, more modern
        1. 0
          14 August 2019 12: 49
          And the coverage is likely to be different, more modern

          Helicopters, by and large, do not care. However, like airplanes. They are initially designed for use with unpaved runways.
          Therefore, coating is desirable but not necessary.
          If there is no cover, then remove all stones, branches and other garbage. So that the engines do not suck or scatter it all around.
          Well, in the rain, and accordingly in the mud and slush, in the absence of coverage, a flight restriction is introduced.
          1. 0
            14 August 2019 13: 08
            Quote: Obi Wan Kenobi
            Therefore, coating is desirable but not necessary.

            I meant the coating material.
            All the same, the 21st century is in the yard and the coverage of such airfields of the mid-20th century still does not meet the requirements of aviation of the 21st century
      2. 0
        14 August 2019 12: 59
        News as news

        Nevertheless, you still need to train in their deployment.
        1. 0
          14 August 2019 13: 09
          Quote: alexmach
          Nevertheless, you still need to train in their deployment

          As in any other business
    2. 0
      14 August 2019 12: 15
      Quote: Nycomed
      This is how much? Can I be more specific?

      Well, you probably have to ask here
      This is reported by Izvestia with reference to the military department.

      https://iz.ru/909892/aleksei-kozachenko-aleksei-ramm/avianesushchii-ostrov-baltflot-ispytal-mobilnye-aerodromy
  4. +2
    14 August 2019 12: 20
    Sailors, sailors ... I made barge sections 150 m long with differential tanks, towed to the desired island, docked, drowned the Swede and other Baltic states for stability on the shallows and thunderstorms. He walked away with his heart - undocked sections, blew differential tanks and to the base ...
    1. +2
      14 August 2019 12: 56
      He made barge sections 150 m long with differential tanks, towed to the desired island, docked, drowned the Swede and other Baltic states for stability on the shallows and thunderstorms. He walked away with his heart - undocked sections, blew differential tanks and to the base ...

      Congenial !!!
      Just an amazing idea !!!
      Immediately, urgently send an application to the Patent Office !!!
      This is the Oscar and the Nobel Prize in one bottle !!!
      1. 0
        14 August 2019 13: 07
        Glad you liked it. In general, I am a supporter of naval combat platforms.
  5. 0
    14 August 2019 13: 04
    It turned out to be a good mobile airfield, an indispensable thing will be for aviation.
    For the construction of runways, special metal plates are used.

    And also, in many parts, their of these metal plates, make and build fences.
  6. 0
    14 August 2019 13: 37
    Good idea for the military.
    In fact, they will pass the tests and start up the series.
    Probably there will be more improvements and new materials.
    We are waiting for the details.
  7. +1
    14 August 2019 14: 34
    I do not see any particular novelty in this message, except perhaps for the fact that the composition of the airfield equipment includes satellite navigation devices. I saw everything else more than once on various exercises, including the West 81 exercises. Airfields for turntables and light transporters were created using perforated metal plates that could connect to each other and create the required runway configuration. Such airfields were equipped with the necessary set of communication equipment, air traffic control and take-off-landing, refueling facilities and maintenance, etc.
    As a rule, transport helicopters, including MI26, were used to deliver this entire economy. Of course, such airfields were not suitable for take-off and landing of jet "whistles", but then there were hopes (alas, not justified) for the use of vertical take-off aircraft - Yakovlev’s landing. But there were problems with autobahns on the islands then. And on land, "road" airfields were then created in a decent amount, and not necessarily on domestic "highways". So this new, in fact, not completely forgotten old. Naturally, with some elements of novelty. In the West, similar airfields were also created then, including for jet Harriers.
    1. 0
      14 August 2019 17: 16
      I do not see any particular novelty in this message, except perhaps for the fact that the composition of the airfield equipment includes satellite navigation devices.

      Of course, all this has long been known, produced and used. Most likely, the usual K-1D is a prefabricated metal coating for an aerodrome runway. In the 90s, when they started to pull everything that badly belongs to everyone who had access and opportunity, there were fences in their dachas. They give out innovation for the slime among Americans after the war.


      Although, perhaps not right. There are attempts to make from polymers.
      http://ruspolimer-grupp.ru/resheniya/18-reshenie4
  8. 0
    14 August 2019 14: 34
    Baltic Fleet aviation conducted the first tests of a new mobile airfield, which was deployed in a few hours on the island of Gogland

    And what is it? Weren't they the metal, prefabricated strips that we were once supplied with Lend-Lease.
    In the years of the Second World War and after, a light-gathering coating was widely used from profiled steel strips fastened to each other, and assembled to form a fabric laid directly on the ground. Such coverage can still be found at small aerodromes and especially heliports. (Wikipedia)

    We had such crap to the bomb depot laid as a road.
  9. 0
    14 August 2019 14: 42
    Theoretically, a very useful thing for the dispersal of helicopters.
    Such kits would be envisaged when using large helicopter landings ...
  10. 0
    14 August 2019 14: 59
    Kamov and mi-26 helicopters began to fly over me often
    mi-26 flying close, this is something)))
    I wonder what they do
  11. 0
    14 August 2019 15: 41
    . For the construction of runways, special metal plates are used,

    When I served, I saw such runways, we called them camouflaged.
    Through the perforation in the sheets of iron, the grass grew and looked like an ordinary field on top.
    At the edge there were gas bumpers for jet aircraft, but did not see them take off
  12. -1
    14 August 2019 16: 15
    Sensibly. Asymmetric response to mini-aircraft carriers. And traditionally - orders of magnitude cheaper. mattresses flew over the nozzles again