QinetiQ will supply Q-Net textile armor to protect against RPGs on M-ATV US Army

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QinetiQ will supply Q-Net textile armor to protect against RPGs on M-ATV US ArmyThe American division of QinetiQ North America (QNA) of the British company QinetiQ has contracted to supply its textile Q-Net armor, which increases protection against RPG grenade launchers, for hanging it on board the off-road M-ATV mine and ambush defense vehicles USA.

Under a contract worth 18,3 million, the company will upgrade the RPG protection on the newly acquired M-ATV army, replacing them with the original additional protection kit that was produced and delivered from 2009 to 2011 for more than 7500 machines.

Executive Vice President and General Manager of QinetiQ North America Technology Solutions, Andy Rogers, said that Q-Net provides easy, easy-to-install, excellent protection against RPG attacks.

"The US military continues to demonstrate its confidence in both M-ATV and Q-Net, and we are proud to provide our fighters with this important RPG protection system," said Rogers.

Easily adaptable to various platforms, Q-Net is an ultra-light and affordable set of additional reservations designed to protect military armored vehicles against RPG attacks on the battlefield.

Able to withstand multiple hits, the system is similar in characteristics to other additional armor systems, such as lattice armor, but cheaper than them, and also 50-60% lighter, which allows it to be installed on lightweight machines that cannot be carried on steel lattice armor For example, HMMWV.

Machines protected by Q-Net, including the Hummers, RG-31, M-ATV, can perform their standard functions for which they were designed, without overloading overweight, which leads to a high risk of overturning, wear and tear of all-machine systems and excessive fuel consumption.

The Q-Net system has been widely used by the US military in Iraq and Afghanistan over the past few years. Manufactured by the American company Oshkosh, the M-ATV has the high survivability and off-road mobility necessary for these harsh conditions.
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  1. +1
    12 December 2013 10: 38
    What is she like?
    1. +4
      12 December 2013 10: 41
      quote - The QinetiQ North America (QNA) American division of the British company QinetiQ has signed a contract to supply its Q-Net textile armor, which increases protection against RPG grenade launchers, for hanging it on board off-road vehicles with protection against mines and ambushes of M-ATV, which are located on US Army.

      1. +8
        12 December 2013 10: 50
        I just wonder how to get out of such a mosquito net during a fight?
        Or they have only one way out, give the fray, and then call the aviation, they say we are there .. if you fly, figure it out, does it happen? )))
        1. Gluxar_
          +2
          12 December 2013 11: 30
          Quote: arutun
          I just wonder how to get out of such a mosquito net during a fight?
          Or they have only one way out, give the fray, and then call the aviation, they say we are there .. if you fly, figure it out, does it happen? )))

          The same question immediately arose. Doesn’t she close the review? And trying to book a hummer is the same as using ravings as a BMP. When was the last time the Americans really fought?
      2. +3
        12 December 2013 11: 40
        A HOW TO KEEP OUT FROM SUCH A WEB, IF EVERYTHING IS SHOULD BE UNDERTAKEN BY A HEAT AND A MINA?
      3. 0
        12 December 2013 13: 54
        Thank you so much for the video. I remembered how in 1945 in Berlin we built on T34 similar structures from German Fausts, so anyway we are ahead of the rest soldier
      4. +1
        12 December 2013 19: 28
        Qnet | QinetiQ North America

        From the clip it’s not at all clear that this zoo on wheels is protected from RPG hits! The pack will not show real tests I will not believe
    2. +3
      12 December 2013 11: 16
      The barbecue was good!
    3. AVV
      0
      12 December 2013 13: 45
      They ripped off the Syrians, they protect the armor of the car with reinforcement, and here with cloth !!! Soon armored mattresses will be hung or armored Iranian carpets !!!
      1. bask
        0
        12 December 2013 22: 44
        Quote: AVV

        The Q-Net system has been widely used by the US military in Iraq and Afghanistan over the past few years. Manufactured by the American company Oshkosh, the M-ATV has high survivability and off-road mobility,

        But why in the picture, PATRIA AMV, or rather its Polish version. Rosomak BTR.
        And the Oshkosh M-ATV, with Q-Net textile armor, looks like this.
  2. makarov
    +1
    12 December 2013 10: 41
    words, words, .. some words, I want to see punchy characteristics
  3. +8
    12 December 2013 10: 50
    Hang on, do not hang, anyway it will not save from the RPG-7 with a tandem charge, and this is the most common grenade launcher in Asia and the Middle East.
  4. Christian
    +6
    12 December 2013 10: 58
    Though a condom let tight! Destroy!
    1. +2
      12 December 2013 11: 56
      Cool photo, McDonald's and our fighters with BMDshkoy. I wonder where they filmed?
      1. +3
        12 December 2013 12: 00
        Quote: Ingvar 72
        with and our fighters with BMDshkoy. I wonder where they shot

        This is not ours .... This is a film for American Downs "Red Dawn" of the mid-80s ..
        1. +1
          12 December 2013 12: 07
          Quote: sergey72
          .This is a film for American Downs "Red Dawn" of the mid-80s ..

          Right It has long been forgot request
      2. +2
        12 December 2013 12: 03
        Quote: Ingvar 72
        I wonder where they filmed?

        В Америке и снимали... кино такое http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%9A%D1%80%D0%B0%D1%81%D0%BD%D1%8B%D0%B9_%D1%80%D

        0%B0%D1%81%D1%81%D0%B2%D0%B5%D1%82_(%D1%84%D0%B8%D0%BB%D1%8C%D0%BC,_1984)
  5. +3
    12 December 2013 11: 03
    Protection, from RPGs, storytellers ...
  6. +2
    12 December 2013 11: 06
    I don’t understand ... did they decide that the net of rowan would save the hamer from RPG? They would have pulled an invisibility cloak ... so that it was not visible.
  7. +6
    12 December 2013 11: 17
    do old beds recycle?
  8. HOUSES
    +4
    12 December 2013 12: 01
    Why on a hammer? Or did the Dushmans run out of ammo for the DShK?
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  10. Alexey Prikazchikov
    +3
    12 December 2013 12: 11
    Oh, we would like that. It’s cheap and cheerful, and it doesn’t weigh as much as steel screens and will not be remembered, it’s better than sending the boys in packages and mucking a new behu. Well, fools, as always, in one word di ... il ...
  11. VADEL
    +2
    12 December 2013 12: 16
    They and additional mattresses will not save from RPGs. There is a tandem grenade PG-7VR, there will be some kind of 3D and 4G. tongue
  12. Eugeniy_369
    0
    12 December 2013 12: 22
    Under a contract worth $ 18,3 million

    And why the money is small, we go and "noble persons" in houses for such a cost to live zap..lo. I think the effect will pay off, Americans will not spend money just like that. Kapitaltzm understand ...
  13. USNik
    0
    12 December 2013 12: 28
    People you
    Quote: twister
    I don’t understand ... did they decide that the net of rowan would save the hamer from RPG? They would have pulled an invisibility cloak ... so that it was not visible.

    Quote: hort
    do old beds recycle?

    People, you are confusing mesh protection like "a piece of fence on the side" with the one about which we are talking in the article
    the system is similar in characteristics to other additional armor systems, such as trellised armor, but cheaper than them,
    it's just armor made of synthetic fibers such as Kevlar. But there is a better solution, for example ceramic protection
    armored ceramicsarmored ceramics
    1. Alexey Prikazchikov
      0
      12 December 2013 12: 48
      it's just armor made of synthetic fibers such as Kevlar. But there is a better solution, for example ceramic protection


      And here is ceramics and fabric substitute for steel screens ah? Well, your mother, well, you are all so dumb!
      1. bask
        0
        12 December 2013 23: 04
        Quote: Alexey Prikazchikov
        And here ceramics and fabric substitute for steel screens and

        It just goes often, combining both ceramics and textile armor.
        Now there are purely steel screens, they do not use armored vehicles to enhance the reservation.
        Virtually no use.
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  14. +2
    12 December 2013 12: 28
    sumptuously! NANOrabitsa!
    1. +1
      12 December 2013 13: 27
      Quote: ayuric
      sumptuously! NANOrabitsa!


      I would say NATOrabitsa))))))
  15. +3
    12 December 2013 13: 26
    Vidyuha offset.
    I almost fell asleep.
    Everyone was waiting for him to climb into the car.
    But Hollywood rules. The machine miraculously sucked the fighter and drove off.

    Bravo, we are waiting for amer’s genius from Amer’s geniuses.
  16. +2
    12 December 2013 13: 26
    Undermining not even the RPG-7 tandem grenade on this grid is likely to hit a lightly armored vehicle. Not to mention the fact that no one canceled the BZT and the 12,7mm caliber :)
    It seems that again someone heats up the "taxpayers" by selling a "mosquito" for the price of "double-glazed windows" :)
  17. Tambov we ...
    +1
    12 December 2013 13: 42
    Here, they scared Texas sheep. Put on the grenade a divider, three or four pointed crests, like arrows, and let them further wrap themselves in their textiles. I do not file a patent, I post it for general use. :)
    1. 0
      12 December 2013 15: 11
      Nonsense. The problem is not to overcome the "rag". The problem is that the fuse is fired at a distance from the "armor". To put a retarder during the "cutting" of the mesh? And if there is no grid? What will happen? Right! Detoning a grenade at a distance from the target after a ricochet ...
      I watched this in real life. I don’t know the reasons (marriage, inappropriate storage, expired storage period). But the undermining of the warhead shot occurred many tens of meters from the target. As a rule, it is high in the sky (ricocheting off the target’s armor).
      1. Tambov we ...
        0
        12 December 2013 15: 33
        The grid will be cut instantly when passing a grenade. And the meaning of their (supposedly not tearing and braking) grid is exactly what you wrote about
        1. 0
          15 December 2013 13: 03
          Quote: Tambov we ...
          The grid will be cut instantly when passing a grenade. And the meaning of their (supposedly not tearing and braking) grid is exactly what you wrote about

          Physics cannot be fooled. When meeting with an obstacle, the PG will detonate. I'm not even talking about how problematic it is to "attach" some automatically opening knives to the shot ... And even if, how they will affect the trajectory of the PG, given the disturbed balance (trim on the nose), increased weight and windage ...
  18. 0
    12 December 2013 14: 23
    Quote: AVV
    They ripped off the Syrians, they protect the armor of the car with reinforcement, and here with cloth !!! Soon armored mattresses will be hung or armored Iranian carpets !!!

    They initially go to this and they have a flag from a mattress. And why leave it, it is completely, completely protected.
  19. shvindin2012
    +2
    12 December 2013 16: 30
    They and additional mattresses will not save from RPGs. There is a PG-7VR tandem grenade, there will be some kind of 3D and 4G

    Oh, what are you saying. Their armor is really capable of protecting against RPG shots, oddly enough, otherwise such multi-million dollar contracts would not have been concluded. In addition, how much are our armored vehicles protected from American grenade launchers? Most likely in any way, if not counting the standard protection from steel sheet. Before mocking the achievements of another nation, mock the realities of our day in your nation.
    Here, they scared Texas sheep. Put on the grenade a divider, three or four pointed crests, like arrows, and let them further wrap themselves in their textiles. I do not file a patent, I post it for general use. :)

    And what did you want, for many centuries the protection of soldiers, guns was passive. And despite the progress in the field of materials science, the principle has remained the same. Or do you expect force field generators from them. In vain, my friend, their realization, God forbid, would be realized at the end of this century.
  20. +2
    12 December 2013 21: 17
    Do you think the Americans are completely stupid? Creating such a thing, you think they didn’t test all this on tests? Is it difficult for the Americans to get the RPG-7 and the shots to it?
    The position of some members of the forum is simply surprising. Once something American, it means garbage.
    This is an unprofessional approach and is designed for rating advantages of hurray patriots!
    1. Tambov we ...
      -1
      13 December 2013 02: 25
      Checked, checked, but! laughed again.