In the Strategic Missile Forces are testing a remote clearance machine for the Yars missile system

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In the Strategic Missile Forces, tests of a remote demining machine (MDR) on new physical principles are being completed, the Office of the Press Service and Information of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation reported.

“It will ensure the passage of the missile system’s units both when the enemy sets up continuous minefields and separately installed mine-explosive devices,” said Colonel Dmitry Evmenenko, head of the RVSN engineering service.

Along with conventional mine detectors, MDR will be equipped with microwave emitters to neutralize mine-blasting devices with electromagnetic sensors installed on combat patrol routes.

According to D.Evmenenko, it is equally effective both on the carriageway itself and in the 70-meter strip along the roadside.

According to experts, this will significantly increase the ability to conduct maneuvering missile units when performing tasks as intended. The use of such a machine will make it possible to overcome both minefields established by enemy sabotage and reconnaissance groups, and remote mining systems (mines delivered by artillery and aviation).

MDR tests will end with testing its combat effectiveness. Prior to that, she passed the test for ergonomics, as well as the possibility of placing work equipment on the base chassis.

The MDR will enter the formations armed with the Yars missile system.
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  1. -3
    20 June 2013 10: 10
    And why should our ICBMs ride through minefields, they are not based on the front line belay
    1. +14
      20 June 2013 10: 29
      In the event of a threat, they must leave the place of permanent deployment, which is known to the enemy (disperse)! On the route of their mines can be installed mines by sabotage and reconnaissance groups of the enemy, as well as using remote mining. So, that would be strategists to reach the launch point safely and need these machines!
    2. 0
      20 June 2013 13: 26
      I look at your shoulder straps and I have a question. How can one rise in such an inattentive reading of articles ???
      1. +2
        20 June 2013 13: 31
        Quote: Homo
        I look at your shoulder straps and I have a question.

        And you do not look at shoulder straps, but read comments and learn to distinguish articles from news wink
        In general, such a technique does not go "alone", the exit is preceded by anti-sabotage measures. The guards are again not just infantry. Previously, there were about 6 deployment points for each launcher with an indication of the deployment routes (the missilemen know better). This is not a convoy in Chechnya, there such remote controllers are simply necessary.
        "YARS" and from the military unit can shoot
        1. Nevsky
          0
          20 June 2013 19: 47
          Security is again not just infantry.


          I agree, here is the confirmation:

        2. +3
          20 June 2013 22: 37
          Quote: seasoned
          In general, such a technique does not go "alone", the exit is preceded by anti-sabotage measures. The guards are again not just infantry. Previously, there were about 6 deployment points for each launcher with an indication of the deployment routes (the missilemen know better). This is not a convoy in Chechnya, there such remote controllers are simply necessary.
          "YARS" and from the military unit can shoot


          The fact is that the enemy can scatter hundreds of such stumps in places of probable passage of columns.



          The seismic sensor will instantly issue the corresponding information on the location of the column to the satellite or sabotage equipment. It's hard to confuse a 100-ton launcher with something, especially if you know how many there are and how many escort vehicles. Routes are calculated and mining is done.
          1. 0
            20 June 2013 23: 24
            Do not forget about air mining
    3. w.ebdo.g
      0
      21 June 2013 09: 33
      Great idea to use microwave radiation! like in the microwave ...
      any components of the ED (electric detonator) and the remote control \ data transmission chip definitely fail. At the same time, there is no need to undermine and clear something. Just mines, seismic sensors and video surveillance simply fail. No time is spent searching and clearing. At the same time, the speed of the extension of the column increases significantly.
      Well done engineers! More such developments ...
      all good mood in the morning!)))

  2. +9
    20 June 2013 10: 11
    Why only Yars? Is this equipment not needed for motorized infantry and tank units? I do not understand.
    1. +4
      20 June 2013 11: 53
      Most likely, the matter here is in the chassis for a "remote demining machine (MDR) based on new physical principles ... MDR will be equipped with microwave emitters to neutralize mine-explosive devices with electromagnetic target sensors installed on combat patrol routes.
      According to D. Evmenenko, it is equally effective both on the carriageway itself and in the 70-meter strip along the roadside. "A sickly microwave oven. Most likely, it is on the same base as the launch vehicles.
    2. 0
      20 June 2013 13: 55
      Quote: fzr1000
      For motorized infantry and tank units such equipment is not needed? I do not understand.

      Most likely in a live queue!
      drinks
      1. nickname 1 and 2
        0
        21 June 2013 07: 54
        Quote: Cynic
        Quote: fzr1000
        For motorized infantry and tank units such equipment is not needed? I do not understand.

        Most likely in a live queue!
        drinks


        Most likely after this demining there is no "LIVE" queue left. (well, if it's still alive, it's not long alive)
        1. 0
          21 June 2013 10: 14
          Quote: nick 1 and 2
          Most likely after this demining there is no "LIVE" queue left.

          Actually, in my opinion, the conversation is about the order of equipment of units, but what are you talking about?
    3. +2
      20 June 2013 22: 57
      Quote: fzr1000
      Why only Yars? Is this equipment not needed for motorized infantry and tank units? I do not understand.

      A new "Serpent Gorynych" UR-07R based on the BMP-3 chassis has been developed for them
      link

      Video in topic

  3. Smersh
    +2
    20 June 2013 10: 39
    The Yars are strategic weapons, which is why they are so taken care of ...
    1. -2
      20 June 2013 10: 54
      I think that we need to change the approach. Every military man, even an ordinary soldier, is a strategic target, every armored personnel carrier and the Urals, too. We are not the USSR, we have other resources, and they are less.
      1. Uncle Serozha
        +2
        20 June 2013 12: 04
        Quote: fzr1000
        I think that we need to change the approach. Every military man, even an ordinary soldier, is a strategic target, every armored personnel carrier and the Urals, too.

        You are certainly right. Most likely we are talking about a new technology, which, as noted by colleague Llyrik above, is still expensive and cumbersome in terms of the weight of the equipment. That is why the protection of Yars is likely to be its first application. In the process of cheaper and better compactness, you can put on other chassis for other tasks.
        Yes, every soldier and every Ural is important now, but it is the Yars who at this stage ensure the safety of all our Armed Forces. If Russia did not have the forces of nuclear deterrence, everybody would be willing to test our personnel and equipment for strength.
  4. Nitup
    0
    20 June 2013 11: 25
    And why only for Yars? For Topol-M they are not suitable or what? Unclear.
    1. 0
      20 June 2013 13: 27
      Because when the system is finished, the Poplars will leave, the Yars will remain!
      1. Nitup
        0
        20 June 2013 15: 58
        Quote: Homo
        Because when the system is finished, the Poplars will leave, the Yars will remain!

        Actually, I wrote about Poplars-M, not Poplars. The last Poplars-M went on combat duty in 2012 and will be armed with at least 2032. What, will this MDR be brought to mind for 20 years?
  5. Smersh
    +2
    20 June 2013 11: 34
    Most likely, there will be for the "Topol", because you yourself think about what will happen if such complexes, whose missiles are equipped with nuclear warheads, are presented on a mine ...
  6. Vtel
    +1
    20 June 2013 11: 57
    Running around the MDR for ICBMs is crucial, and then what the army is - and not enough money.
  7. cartridge
    0
    20 June 2013 12: 36
    Well done! News plus!
  8. toldanger
    0
    20 June 2013 14: 12
    Useful car. We will wait for the results.
  9. misham
    -2
    20 June 2013 18: 19
    The enemy in the rear will set up minefields with aviation and artillery ...... Let them also write about the enemy special forces.
    Artillery is no longer particularly receiver. Unless American MLRS or Tomahawks. All the same, from Poland to the suburbs far away. The flight of any aircraft to mine the YARSOV extension paths is war. Air defense will detect everything, except for a maize or a small drone (with a minimum payload).
    Nuclear war, God forbid, happen to be fleeting, for an hour all the kayuk.
    Strategic missile forces throughout the country are scattered (mobile complexes and hippos in the mines) + moroman on the Northern Fleet and Pacific Fleet. moreover, boats can sail at their own pier and enemy shores. If there is any kind of fuss (threatened period), then all types of aircraft will receive nuclear weapons. (from nuclear explosive bombs for special forces and 152mm shells to thermonuclear bombs for long-range aviation). Chasing every carrier is useless.
    The development of a separate complex for the Strategic Missile Forces is a waste of money. Did Serdyukov order this device with his young ladies?
    1. 0
      21 June 2013 10: 32
      Quote: misham
      Nuclear war, God forbid, happen to be fleeting, for an hour all the kayuk.

      Yeah, but you were not visited by the idea that a nuclear war could be preceded by a period of non-nuclear?
      Quote: misham
      The development of a separate complex for the Strategic Missile Forces is a waste of money.

      As mentioned above, not only for RSVN.
      Also empty?
      No matter how pathetic it sounds _ Military technology is the engine of progress! Already such an object is man, the only comprehensive stimulus for development _ The threat of life.
  10. 0
    20 June 2013 18: 34
    It is necessary to check the routes, however, the security and defense schemes deployed by the missiles on the routes of combat patrols are the best unmasking sign. and in general, they hooked so much to the APU that an old joke about the plane, into which the entire sauna, gym, etc., and which was trying to take off, came to mind.
    1. 0
      21 June 2013 10: 42
      Quote: andr327
      the old joke about the plane, into which a sauna, a gym, etc., was stuffed all in, and which is trying to take off, comes to mind.

      But why ?
      A simple Airbus A380, like someone from the Saudi princes is going to buy and equip installing baths with a sauna and a jacuzzi, I am silent about bedrooms, a gym and a cinema.
      And there is also Mriya!
      bully
  11. +1
    20 June 2013 20: 32
    Another blow to the mine sabotage case.
    PS And behind the special forces will gather fried gophers.
    1. nickname 1 and 2
      0
      21 June 2013 08: 02
      Quote: Bort Radist
      Another blow to the mine sabotage case.
      PS And behind the special forces will gather fried gophers.


      Will they be? Most likely, there is such a signal that the gophers simply evaporate
      1. 0
        21 June 2013 09: 54
        Quote: nick 1 and 2
        there is such a power signal

        Radiation. In metals, a current of high power is not necessary; it is a living problem to heat up. Microwave a needle and meat. Experimental Physics winked
  12. 0
    21 June 2013 06: 21
    Something new. It's nice to hear that science works.