Ukrainian paratroopers intend to get into service with the Czech self-propelled guns Dana-M2

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The Czech-made Dana-M2 self-propelled artillery unit of 152-mm caliber would like to be adopted by the Ukrainian paratroopers. This was stated by the commander of the Airborne Assault Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Lieutenant General Yevgeny Moysyuk.

Speaking at the all-Ukrainian forum "Ukraine 30. National Security" taking place these days, the commander of the Armed Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine said that the Ukrainian paratroopers need to be strengthened precisely in terms of artillery systems. Moisyuk named the Czech self-propelled gun Dana-M2 as promising installations that could enter service with the DShV.



According to the Ukrainian general, the advantage of this ACS is the wheel drive. An interesting choice for troops that have to drop along with vehicles. No matter how hard you try, the Czech self-propelled howitzer is in no way adapted for landing.

However, given that the Ukrainian paratroopers in the Armed Forces are used as infantry units due to the lack of the required number of aircraft, the choice of the ACS is not so strange. It remains only to adopt the self-propelled guns into service and provide it with shells.

Another weapon, which Moysyuk would like to see in the armament of the Ukrainian DShV - self-propelled mortars, but, as the general stated, the Armed Forces of Ukraine do not have such weapons at all.

Recall that the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense is conducting "comprehensive" tests of the Czech self-propelled guns Dana-M2, which is planned to be put into service with the Armed Forces of Ukraine. In total, the Ukrainian army intends to purchase 26 Czech self-propelled guns, which in the future will replace the Soviet D-20 towed howitzers.
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  1. +6
    14 May 2021 07: 56
    caliber is not NATO ... not kosher ..
    1. +3
      14 May 2021 08: 15
      There are no paratroopers in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, there is a small person ..., little mobile ..., in short, some kind of mobile lads in protective shrovars and pink berets, so the Czech will go ..., especially dark laughing
      1. +3
        14 May 2021 08: 20
        Czechs have little density
        1. -2
          14 May 2021 08: 25
          Ukrainian wars retinue and urine of a Czech, friends in NATU, for a happy ... laughing
      2. +3
        14 May 2021 08: 26
        Quote: Finches
        there is a small person ..., little mobile ..., in short, some kind of mobile lads in protective shrovars and pink berets,

        On November 21, the highly mobile landing troops were officially renamed the Airborne Assault Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, and the blue berets were changed to burgundy (maroon shade)

        They want, you say? Well, let yourself "want"
        In general, it is good that the glorious name of the Airborne Forces and the blue berets do not disgrace.
    2. nnm
      +1
      14 May 2021 08: 21
      But what about the previously advertised ukroreykhov system 2S22 "Bogdan" with a firing range 3 times higher than that of the Czech?
      And judging by the fact that the supply contract provides for the modernization of Dana, apparently, it is about the fact that Ukraine will receive the old stuff removed from storage (all the same, it has been produced since 1976), a little washed out of dust.
      In my opinion, it looks more like another scam with money laundering than any serious purchase.
      1. +1
        14 May 2021 08: 23
        ukroreykhovskaya system 2S22 "Bogdan"

        this is how it should be done ...
      2. -1
        14 May 2021 08: 49
        Bandera do not care! Ameriga pays for them. She's with them! Military aid to Ukraine is constantly increasing! Printing machines include no problem for mattress toppers!
      3. -2
        14 May 2021 09: 32
        The price of the issue is ... and the caliber is 155mm .....
        1. nnm
          -2
          14 May 2021 09: 34
          So even more so - they go to NAT, what kind of 152-mm they are)))))
          The Hressor caliber has nothing to do with it.
          1. 0
            14 May 2021 11: 11
            There is not only the caliber, but the Soviet weapon itself. The Czechs have attached an automatic loader.
    3. 0
      14 May 2021 19: 21
      But the rollback is NATO, so it's kosher
  2. -1
    14 May 2021 08: 00
    Have Nona-S already squeezed everything out?
    1. +2
      14 May 2021 08: 11
      Not a very correct comparison. Nona with 152 long-barreled ... I understand, I would compare with MSTOY ...
      1. nnm
        +3
        14 May 2021 08: 27
        In the USSR, Dana was compared to the tracked "Acacia". Especially at the test site in 1976 they ran in.
      2. +1
        14 May 2021 09: 00
        Read the article carefully. "Another weapon that Moysyuk would like to see in the armament of the Ukrainian DShV is self-propelled mortars, but, as the general stated, there is no such weapon at all in the Armed Forces of Ukraine."
        1. 0
          14 May 2021 17: 15
          Non at the APU-in bulk, including towed
  3. +1
    14 May 2021 08: 00
    Another weapon that Moysyuk would like to see in the armament of the Ukrainian DShV is self-propelled mortars, but, as the general stated, there is no such weapon at all in the Armed Forces of Ukraine.


    Where are they Nona Soviet delhi? Lost?
    1. +1
      14 May 2021 08: 21
      or "cornflower"?
      1. 0
        14 May 2021 10: 54
        "Cornflower" is an automatic mortar, but not a self-propelled one. In the old days (76 g) in the back of the GAZ-66 was transported, because was considered secret.
  4. -4
    14 May 2021 08: 11
    DShV Armed Forces of Ukraine betrayed the covenants of Uncle Vasya. For this to be the coastal troops of the protection of the Azov beaches forever and ever! And in the steppes of the Kherson region it is possible not only on the diesel Tatras with 152 caliber, but also on the Makhnovist carts with 7,62 Maxim ...
  5. +3
    14 May 2021 08: 18
    In Russia, the Airborne Forces are adopting tanks - T-72B3 and nothing.

    The Airborne Forces does not have to parachute everyone, part of the forces can be sent by plane to the nearest airfield to the place of hostilities, and then march on their own.

    In any case, it will turn out faster than the transfer of the same ground unit by rail.
    1. -3
      14 May 2021 08: 29
      Quote: Ratmir_Ryazan
      and then march on their own.
      In any case, it will turn out faster than the transfer of the same ground unit by rail.

      Huh! So it's not about speed, but how much money Ukrzaliznytsia will require. So in Ukraine for sure - only on foot.
      1. 0
        14 May 2021 10: 10
        Enough banter already, let's really assess the situation.
        1. 0
          14 May 2021 13: 46
          But in reality, it will not change anything. The shooting range is the same as that of Acacia, the movement speed is almost the same. There are pluses for driving on roads, there are minuses for driving off-road.
          1. 0
            14 May 2021 14: 37
            In reality, the Armed Forces of Ukraine will have more CAO and their capabilities will increase.
            1. +1
              14 May 2021 15: 01
              Ukraine has 501 Akatsia howitzers since the collapse of the USSR and 236 in 2016. Another 30 wheeled units really change anything?
              1. 0
                14 May 2021 15: 19
                Quote: Sergey Alexandrovich
                Ukraine has 501 Akatsia howitzers since the collapse of the USSR and 236 in 2016. Another 30 wheeled units really change anything?

                There were 236 of them on paper, and even 5 years have passed. I think there will hardly be more than a few dozen combat-ready self-propelled guns capable of moving around. That is why dill is so widely used by towed implements.
                1. +1
                  14 May 2021 15: 21
                  Then it’s stupid for them to fight, they must surrender.
    2. +3
      14 May 2021 08: 59
      Airborne forces do not have to parachute everyone

      agree with you. Moreover, in Ukraine, troops are called airborne assault, that is, for landing by landing method. We have part of the paratrooper units, sharpened specifically for parachute drop.
      1. 0
        14 May 2021 09: 26
        Well, in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the 25th brigade also remained airborne, with sharpening for a parachute drop
      2. 0
        15 May 2021 01: 54
        Quote: glory1974
        Moreover, in Ukraine, troops are called airborne assault, that is, for landing by landing method. We have part of the paratrooper units, sharpened specifically for parachute drop

        Does anyone imagine the landing of the airborne assault troops of Ukraine in the rear of the enemy somewhere near Voronezh or Rostov-on-Don?
  6. BAI
    +2
    14 May 2021 08: 22
    But what about the Ukrainian Bogdana? Didn't it grow together?
    1. +1
      14 May 2021 09: 00
      Quote: BAI
      But what about the Ukrainian Bogdana? Didn't it grow together?

      I hope this is a rhetorical question? You would also ask about the hyperloop, which you promised to build in Ukraine in 2020 wassat
  7. 0
    14 May 2021 09: 01
    The pots have no production left, they go, beg, buy decommissioned equipment all over the world. Ugh! Shame.
    1. 0
      14 May 2021 09: 33
      Barrel production is not easy
  8. +2
    14 May 2021 09: 03
    She will at least pass on ukrodorogam? laughing
    1. 0
      14 May 2021 09: 07

      Incvizitor (Andrey)
      Today, 09: 03
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      She will at least pass on ukrodorogam? laughing
      It's not important for a dream come out! wink
  9. +1
    14 May 2021 09: 06
    would like to get into service with Ukrainian paratroopers. This was stated by the commander of the Airborne Assault Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Lieutenant General Yevgeny Moysyuk.
    okromya hotelok, we also need uryvny. laughing
  10. 0
    14 May 2021 10: 11
    Intentions are not matters yet.
  11. +1
    14 May 2021 10: 14
    What are the paratroopers? Punishers.
  12. 0
    14 May 2021 12: 32
    An interesting choice for troops that have to drop along with vehicles. No matter how hard you try, the Czech self-propelled howitzer is in no way adapted for landing.
    And the T-80 tanks, which entered service with them, are so easily parachuted ... wink


    Another weapon that Moysyuk would like to see in the armament of the Ukrainian DShV is self-propelled mortars, but, as the general stated, there is no such weapon at all in the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
    Where did these go?
    1. -1
      15 May 2021 02: 01
      An interesting device. Apparently the Khokh-lyatskaya land has not yet become scarce with Soviet-educated minds.
      True, we like to find fault with everything Ukrainian and make fun of, but at the same time there is nothing like it in Russia. Apparently our minds find it difficult to "screw" a ready-made mortar on a ready-made "Tiger" or "Typhoon"
      1. 0
        15 May 2021 04: 38
        Quote: Gritsa
        True, we like to find fault with everything Ukrainian and make fun of, but at the same time there is nothing like it in Russia.

        There is. They showed at the parade in Nizhny Novgorod. A self-propelled mortar passed there and is better in design than this
        1. 0
          15 May 2021 11: 37
          Quote: svp67
          There is. They showed at the parade in Nizhny Novgorod. A self-propelled mortar passed there and is better in design than this

          It is surprising that nothing has been heard about him in the media. Most often, they begin to trumpet about something new even before the appearance is painted.
          1. 0
            15 May 2021 13: 22
            Quote: Gritsa
            Most often, they begin to trumpet about something new even before the appearance is painted.

            So they have been talking about them for a long time ...
            Self-propelled mortar 2S41 "Drok" based on the wheeled armored car K-4386 "Typhoon-VDV";

            82-mm mortar 2B24, placed on the chassis of the all-terrain vehicle RM-500 6x4;
  13. -1
    14 May 2021 12: 45
    Thank you, the Czechs won't give you a piece of dry matzo. And for the money, so there is no money))))
  14. 0
    14 May 2021 14: 22
    I've always liked this self-propelled gun
    1. +1
      14 May 2021 19: 58
      And I didn’t even know about its existence.
  15. 0
    14 May 2021 21: 18
    An interesting choice for troops that need to drop along with vehicles.

    What country, such are the paratroopers. But in general, what do the Ukrainian warriors do not want to adopt - and air defense systems, and aircraft, corvettes. They want what they want, but who will give them money to buy all this.