Volleys of "Tornado" batteries lit up the night sky at exercises

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Volleys of "Tornado" batteries lit up the night sky at exercisesThe first jet battery of the 79 Guards Artillery Brigade deployed the Smerch multiple rocket launcher (MLRS). The fighters practiced the exit from the march to the starting positions, aiming at the target, conditional volley and quick withdrawal. To meet the strict standards, it is necessary to bring all actions to full automatism.

"Different abnormal situations may arise. You need to go out of this position right away, not to stall," commented Viktor Sirotkin, commander of the first 79 rocket battery of the Guards Artillery Brigade.

Celebrate the Day of the artillery in the USSR began in the year 1944. The date was not chosen by chance: November 19 The 1942 of the year with a powerful artillery preparation of the Red Army launched a counter attack during the Battle of Stalingrad.
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    1. +2
      19 November 2012 11: 23
      It looks - class!
      Very impressive.
      Happy artillery !!!
      1. 0
        19 November 2012 11: 45
        Happy Holidays! Artillery will remain the "god of war" for a long time! (along with rocket troops)
    2. 0
      19 November 2012 11: 24
      The title for some reason resembles a phrase from the famous cartoon about Funtik the pig .... "And you have boots .."
      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YGvkq-MUSKU
      damn, here the video is not inserted?
      1. 0
        19 November 2012 11: 50
        Inserted to the right above the text entry window is "Insert link to video"

        1. 0
          19 November 2012 11: 54
          Um, thank you .... something completely became with my eyes)))
    3. UPStoyan
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      19 November 2012 11: 34
      It’s bad that the volley turned out to be conditional, and not real. Still, real shooting brings much more benefit.
      1. 0
        19 November 2012 11: 49
        UPStoyan,
        Do you even imagine the cost of a volley volley of battery of Tornadoes? )))
        1. UPStoyan
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          19 November 2012 12: 16
          Imagine. It is not necessary to shoot full ammunition of the entire battery. For 2-3 rockets per car is enough.
    4. +1
      19 November 2012 11: 49
      Greetings to the Tver missile neighbors ...
    5. +5
      19 November 2012 11: 53
      At the borders of the Baltic countries temporarily independent of Russia, such firing should be carried out. Let the whole day in the news roll the news and spoil the appetite for Natsik winked
      1. +5
        19 November 2012 12: 16
        after secession from the Union, the economy dwindled very harshly, so the residents' appetite is always atrocious, even with an echo from Russian teachings it is difficult to spoil it laughing
    6. UPStoyan
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      19 November 2012 12: 15
      Imagine. It is not necessary to shoot full ammunition of the entire battery. 2-3 rockets per car is already something.
    7. toguns
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      19 November 2012 14: 04
      drinks God of war on holiday good
    8. 0
      19 November 2012 17: 15
      Here is garbage, in the header they say about the illuminations of the sky in volleys, but there were no volleys wassat
    9. Islam
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      19 November 2012 17: 49
      The power is impressive. I don’t think anyone would like to be the target of such a battery.
    10. 0
      26 November 2012 18: 03
      to attend such exercises ...

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