Russian Defense Ministry: Strategic Missile Forces complete command and staff exercise in Orenburg Region

Command and staff exercise taking place in Orenburg region Rocket The strategic missile forces (RVSN) with the Yasnensky missile unit is ending, the Russian Defense Ministry reported on its Telegram channel.

During the exercise, issues of withdrawing units and subdivisions of the Strategic Missile Forces from air strikes and countering modern and advanced weapons, as well as warning about the threat of their use, were worked out.

- said the agency.

The exercise also actively used unmanned aerial vehicles of various modifications, including the Eleron UAV, designed to detect enemy sabotage groups. The Yasnensky missile unit also recently received new armored vehicles with PKM machine guns mounted on them.

According to some reports, more than 3 servicemen and more than 000 units of equipment took part in the Strategic Missile Forces command and staff exercise.

The main goal of these and similar exercises is to assess the coherence of the actions of military command bodies, as well as the practical skills of the personnel of the Strategic Missile Forces and its units, the Russian Defense Ministry noted.

The Defense Ministry also reported on the participation of Russian military personnel in the exercises of the CSTO countries in Kazakhstan, which borders the Orenburg region.

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[9PA]

What kind of armored truck is this, what an interesting design

[Comrade Beria]

Looks like a Typhoon-U based on the Ural.

[Ascetic]

Quote: 9PA

What kind of armored truck is this, what an interesting design

This is an armored car of the Typhoon-VDV family. The module is very similar to the standard Typhoon-M based on the BTR-82 for the Strategic Missile Forces. Who knows, maybe they modified it for the BMDS? I have not seen such a hybrid before either. The VDV has a different "gun".

[Comrade Beria]

This is an armored vehicle of the Typhoon-VDV family.

Typhoon-VDV has a 4x4 wheel arrangement (two axles), and this is Ural-63095 6x6 (three axles). Previously designed for the Russian Guard. But it also came in handy for the Strategic Missile Forces, because having weapons capable of destroying civilization on the planet, the antediluvian BTR-60 is used as a patrol vehicle.

[Aag]

Quote: Comrade Beria

This is an armored vehicle of the Typhoon-VDV family.

Typhoon-VDV has a 4x4 wheel arrangement (two axles), and this is Ural-63095 6x6 (three axles). Previously designed for the Russian Guard. But it also came in handy for the Strategic Missile Forces, because having weapons capable of destroying civilization on the planet, the antediluvian BTR-60 is used as a patrol vehicle.

When was the last time you saw a BTR-60 in the Strategic Missile Forces?
In the 29th RD (Irkutsk), decommissioned BTR-70s stood near almost every sandbox (hulls on wheels) - for kids to have fun, since the XNUMXs. Now they have been removed (apparently - for scrap metal)...
I often agree with your opinion. But here you clearly went too far (to say the least).

[2 Level Advisor]

Quote: AAG

When was the last time you saw a BTR-60 in the Strategic Missile Forces?

Personally, I handed them over to the factory in 2004.

[Aag]

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Quote: AAG

When was the last time you saw a BTR-60 in the Strategic Missile Forces?

Personally, I handed them over to the factory in 2004.

Agree, do you know where these armored personnel carriers were listed before you accepted them?
Another remark: I can't vouch for the date, - approximately, - 95... (+-). Our ensigns (mechanics-water PU PGRK), were sent to... Arsenals with alcohol canisters with the purpose of taking possession of GAZ-66 engines (in Chistye Klyuchi, - there is a participant from there on the forum...). How, under what circumstances the missile division lost engines on combat support vehicles, is a separate topic.
...There is enough strength, I repeat...

[Aag]

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Quote: AAG

When was the last time you saw a BTR-60 in the Strategic Missile Forces?

Personally, I handed them over to the factory in 2004.

Agree, do you know where these armored personnel carriers were listed before you accepted them?
Another remark: I can't vouch for the date, - approximately, - 95... (+-). Our ensigns (mechanics-water PU PGRK), were sent to... Arsenals with alcohol canisters with the purpose of taking possession of GAZ-66 engines (in Chistye Klyuchi, - there is a participant from there on the forum...). How, under what circumstances the missile division lost engines on combat support vehicles, is a separate topic.
...There is enough strength, I repeat...

So, there was a typical episode - the division commander returns from a trip to the division's BSP (combat launch positions), and, standing at a crossroads, observes a scene: KamAZ trucks (with the numbers of his division, and there are no others there) are being dragged on a hard stage not by an armored personnel carrier (to remove the engines), but by GAZ-AA (in the "Katyusha" version, towed artillery systems...
How they tried to "give these ensigns a kick in the pants!"
... These exhibits still stand in our "town" (it has long been a microdistrict of the city).
And I am pleased, - the ensign, - They were mine!!!

[Aag]

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Quote: Comrade Beria

This is an armored vehicle of the Typhoon-VDV family.

Typhoon-VDV has a 4x4 wheel arrangement (two axles), and this is Ural-63095 6x6 (three axles). Previously designed for the Russian Guard. But it also came in handy for the Strategic Missile Forces, because having weapons capable of destroying civilization on the planet, the antediluvian BTR-60 is used as a patrol vehicle.

When was the last time you saw a BTR-60 in the Strategic Missile Forces?
In the 29th RD (Irkutsk), decommissioned BTR-70s stood near almost every sandbox (hulls on wheels) - for kids to have fun, since the XNUMXs. Now they have been removed (apparently - for scrap metal)...
I often agree with your opinion. But here you clearly went too far (to say the least).

Ah, - apparently, the one who downvoted was the one who still drives a BTR-60!)))
I repeat: I quit before the turn of the century. I personally (stupidly, - there weren't enough soldiers, literate ones, - especially!!) rode through most of the exercises on the BTR-70! The Strategic Missile Forces, for those who don't know, have their own specifics - the KG PP (commander of the group for training and launching officers, warrant officers in subordination) has more than "fighters"! According to the staff (almost), - in implementation, - even less...
And the technology, sometimes complex...
See the text of the article: "3000 military units, -300 units of equipment...".
Analyze...

[Ascetic]

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The antediluvian BTR-60 is used as a patrol vehicle.

In 1984, he began his service in the Strategic Missile Forces with the rank of lieutenant, preparing the first PGRK with an ICBM named "Topol" for deployment on combat missions. Even then, BTR-70s were on the payroll, if anyone is interested, in addition to other tasks, they served as "spacers" on the march of the RDF. They were placed between the APUs, which followed one another, so that God forbid the launchers would not "kiss" each other with their heads with the nuclear warhead in the TPK of the one in front. By the way, in January we will celebrate the 40th anniversary of the regiment. How quickly time flies

[Aag]

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Quote: Comrade Beria

The antediluvian BTR-60 is used as a patrol vehicle.

In 1984, he began his service in the Strategic Missile Forces with the rank of lieutenant, preparing the first PGRK with an ICBM named "Topol" for deployment on combat missions. Even then, BTR-70s were on the payroll, if anyone is interested, in addition to other tasks, they served as "spacers" on the march of the RDF. They were placed between the APUs, which followed one another, so that God forbid the launchers would not "kiss" each other with their heads with the nuclear warhead in the TPK of the one in front. By the way, in January we will celebrate the 40th anniversary of the regiment. How quickly time flies

Not quite so, colleague, - PU (even though it was secret information then (later, - even the media released video footage of the columns being built... Now, many residents of the Irkutsk region can see them...

[Aag]

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Quote: Comrade Beria

The antediluvian BTR-60 is used as a patrol vehicle.

In 1984, he began his service in the Strategic Missile Forces with the rank of lieutenant, preparing the first PGRK with an ICBM named "Topol" for deployment on combat missions. Even then, BTR-70s were on the payroll, if anyone is interested, in addition to other tasks, they served as "spacers" on the march of the RDF. They were placed between the APUs, which followed one another, so that God forbid the launchers would not "kiss" each other with their heads with the nuclear warhead in the TPK of the one in front. By the way, in January we will celebrate the 40th anniversary of the regiment. How quickly time flies

Sorry, - not "gaskets", - well, we had such a destructive... nickname!! Prefixes, - - Yes! And, - between them there were MAZ-543s, other support vehicles... Remember!!!
As a BUT (chief of the 2nd section), I often had to bring up the rear of the column. The traffic cops worked on their own frequency, which was inaccessible to the 7th and 6th links; there was a time when they used pagers (the youth can do that!!)...
So, there were a couple, -
the mech-water team - "Crush the freak!" ... They squeezed out the mass of the long unit, the coordination of the calculation ... Once
I had to shoot... Not from a PKT. From a PM. Through the open door of the MOBD BO... Already, - the winner of the "Niva" wheel... I don't know, - maybe, - there, in the "Niva", there were normal guys... I had no time for showdowns, - when three nuclear-powered loaves of bread were walking in front...
Maybe they are patriots, but then they are very drunk...
Sorry, there was no time to analyze the situation...
The task was set - We accomplished it!!
Somewhere here in the texts under the article it slipped through... Or, in the article itself... Have you completely lost your mind there?
RVSN (it was always written down everywhere.... In the BU, Doctrines..., - RVSN, - Troops of Permanent Combat Readiness!!! (only the level of readiness can change!!). Or, - is it not so now?!
Yeah)))... It's scary to think - he retired more than 25 years ago!!!
The children of my colleagues are already retiring...

[Alexey RA]

Quote: Comrade Beria

But it also came in handy for the Strategic Missile Forces

Judging by "Shots", the Strategic Missile Forces often write off equipment that is not suitable for the ground forces.

Quote: Comrade Beria

and this is Ural-63095 6x6

Hmm... doesn't look like it.
There was news recently that the Strategic Missile Forces received a batch of Z-STS armored vehicles. Could these be them?

[pudelartemon]

Strategic Missile Forces complete command and staff exercise

and move on to preparing for the practical application of the skills acquired during the exercises

[Comrade Beria]

This comrade was spotted during the training. There are the same number of stars on the shoulder straps, but they have become larger.

[sanja.grw]

Quote: pudelartemon

and move on to preparing for the practical application of the skills acquired during the exercises

[Aag]

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Quote: pudelartemon

and move on to preparing for the practical application of the skills acquired during the exercises

How symbolic it all is - at my graduation from school (in Riga) I planted poplars...
In Siberia, he accepted for combat duty...
As a retired military man I observed the transition to the Yars...
But there is no joy, no satisfaction, no accomplishment - everything is in the wrong direction... (((

[Ascetic]

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at school graduation (in Riga)

Riga Higher Military-Pedagogical University, 3rd faculty from 1979 to 1984

[pudelartemon]

To paraphrase Comrade Lermontov slightly
- Wait a little, you'll see it too!
On the results of the collective work of a huge country

[Aag]

Quote: AAG

Quote: sanja.grw

Quote: pudelartemon

and move on to preparing for the practical application of the skills acquired during the exercises

How symbolic it all is - at my graduation from school (in Riga) I planted poplars...
In Siberia, he accepted for combat duty...
As a retired military man I observed the transition to the Yars...
But there is no joy, no satisfaction, no accomplishment - everything is in the wrong direction... (((

Yeah ...
By the way, it wasn't your answer that popped up for me, but the one below...
It is not clear (from your comment), whether you sympathize, worry, - or, - are you making fun... However, - it is not critically important: just a fact... A stage of history...

[Vladimir-TTT]

the Russian Ministry of Defense reports on its Telegram channel.

It seems like there was some information about the telegram recently. That the Brits put pressure on it, and now they have all the levers of control over this network.
Why couldn't the Russian Defense Ministry report this in some more Russian media outlets? Is TASS in a new interpretation already? Does no one take it seriously?
Kremlin channels too?