Vietnam is testing Russian systems "Shell C1"

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Vietnam is testing Russian systems "Shell C1"

Anti-aircraft missile and gun complex "Shell C1" is becoming one of the most popular models in its segment in the international arms market. It seems that customers are already in the queue for the development of gunsmiths from Tula.

Only recently we discussed the success of the Pantyra in Brazil, and now it has become known that the towed version is already being tested by one of our largest purchasers of Russian military equipment - Vietnam.

Vietnam has been implementing a major program to modernize its armed forces in recent years. The most modern weapons are purchased in Russia, aviation, naval and missile, air defense systems.

Apparently, just for the protection of the newly acquired C-300 PMU1 complexes, towed "Pantsiri" will be useful.
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  1. +5
    21 February 2014 10: 19
    Viet Kong is alive !!!
    1. +2
      21 February 2014 10: 45
      ohzhtyёprst!
      are growing!
  2. +8
    21 February 2014 10: 20
    oh think about "shells" in the 60s in Vietnam ... laughing this is a machine for processing American junk junk! nice sight! mattress covers without pants would have remained .... wassat
    1. Air Force
      +1
      21 February 2014 18: 39
      The US Air Force has never been air junk, so do not grind rubbish here.
    2. 0
      21 February 2014 20: 39
      Quote: Andrey Yurievich
      oh think about the "shells" in the 60s in Vietnam ... this is a machine for processing American air junk

      Yes, they already failed there
      Total: 3374 aircraft.
      .
      One gunner told me. The Vietnamese built a model of our complex from the rubbish per night and even managed to paint it. The Americans, as a rule, did not miss the opportunity to bomb such a thing, and we ambushed it .............
  3. +4
    21 February 2014 10: 22
    Hmmm I remember the phantoms to train the tradition went from there. The Vietnamese will like it.
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  4. innei
    +7
    21 February 2014 10: 22
    Gryazev well done, let him rest in peace.
  5. 0
    21 February 2014 10: 23
    Good news. The main thing about yourself is not to forget.
    1. +4
      21 February 2014 10: 30
      quote-Only recently we discussed the success of the Pantsir in Brazil, so now there is information that the towed version is already being tested at one of our largest buyers of Russian military equipment - Vietnam.



      Of course, whoever considers Vietnam to be their adversary is the United States and China.
  6. -1
    21 February 2014 10: 34
    Well, probably the table of contents of the article is not entirely correct, there is nothing to test there, everything has already been tested, but learning to work with new and modern technology is just right!
    1. Mikhail Topor
      -1
      21 February 2014 10: 40
      it’s probably about acceptance tests. there may be docking tests, and maybe full firing.
    2. Mikhail Topor
      0
      21 February 2014 10: 40
      it’s probably about acceptance tests. there may be docking tests, and maybe full firing.
  7. vovich
    0
    21 February 2014 10: 53
    Quote: propolsky
    Well, probably the table of contents of the article is not entirely correct, there’s nothing to experience there,

    Maybe ... was referring to the conditions. Yet Vietnam is the subtropics. The climate is not quite simple.
  8. -1
    21 February 2014 11: 03
    Let them buy, goods of excellent quality Useful for all occasions. The quality of Soviet, Russian weapons in Vietnam they know! And let the neighbors ... do not crumple, but in turn become. Russian means the best!
  9. 0
    21 February 2014 11: 15
    Yes, Gryazev and Shipunov fellows, such a combine for threshing on the iron canceled. Affected by ten years will be. And it is interesting to whom Vietnam grinds its teeth?
  10. 0
    21 February 2014 11: 23
    to protect the recently acquired S-300 PMU1 complexes, the towed Pantsiri will be useful.

    Good news, but why did the Vietnamese choose the towed option? The S-300 PMU1 is wheeled and, according to all the rules, "Pantsir" must also be mobile, here savings are not appropriate.
    1. Sergh
      +1
      21 February 2014 12: 54
      Quote: Anatol Klim
      "Carapace" must also be mobile

      And who said that the Vietnamese are not mobile? The same rickshaw, well, a little more people will rush in and not stop. The Vietnamese are cunning people, why should the car stand idle for days? Harnessed, moved, rest!
    2. Fortnite
      +2
      21 February 2014 15: 21
      So, towed can be delayed to the rear of the S-300PMU1 ... Savings however ...
      1. Air Force
        0
        21 February 2014 18: 35
        whom to whom to attach? didn’t you confuse anything here?
  11. innei
    +2
    21 February 2014 11: 42
    Quote: Anatole Klim
    to protect the recently acquired S-300 PMU1 complexes, the towed Pantsiri will be useful.

    Good news, but why did the Vietnamese choose the towed option? The S-300 PMU1 is wheeled and, according to all the rules, "Pantsir" must also be mobile, here savings are not appropriate.

    Whoever you want. People do not want to be mobile. Well, they put them towed
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  12. 0
    21 February 2014 17: 17
    Harnessed, moved, rest!

    So, towed can be delayed to the rear of the S-300PMU1 ... Savings however ...

    Whoever you want. People do not want to be mobile.

    There’s even nothing to comment on, plus for everyone!
  13. Air Force
    0
    21 February 2014 18: 15
    What kind of brake did this fake post here? Already figured out that this is Photoshop.
    1. 0
      21 February 2014 18: 26
      In principle, they correctly said here that Vietnam has someone to be afraid of.
      Quote: Apollon
      It’s clear who they consider Vietnam to be their adversary. These are the USA and China.

      Where did you figure it out?
      1. Air Force
        0
        21 February 2014 18: 40
        http://saidpvo.livejournal.com/265679.html#comments
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  15. -1
    21 February 2014 18: 49
    A good trailer I wonder what weight? Niva drags? After the hunt, you eat not a single traffic cop. laughing
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    2. Air Force
      -1
      21 February 2014 18: 57
      another brake
      1. -1
        21 February 2014 19: 10
        FIRST THIS IS A JOKE IN THE SECOND AFTER THE BASAR FOLLOWING !!!!!
        1. Air Force
          0
          21 February 2014 19: 20
          you better follow your stupid thoughts. pancake.
          1. 0
            21 February 2014 19: 46
            YOU ARE NOT MY POOR AND NOT STUPID SUCH STONES WILL NOT BE LEFT!
            1. Air Force
              0
              21 February 2014 20: 04
              Your baby talk just zapadlo read. Rams. Where do you come from?
  16. Air Force
    0
    21 February 2014 19: 14
    gentlemen, if you don’t get into the topic, why write here? the impression is that plumbers or traders from the market give comments. disgrace.

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