Airborne will receive in 2014, a special amphibious suit with electric

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Airborne will receive in 2014, a special amphibious suit with electric

A sample of special military uniforms with adjustable electric heating will be presented in mid-March this year. The commander of the Russian Airborne Forces, Colonel-General Vladimir Shamanov, told reporters today during his trip to the Pskov Region.

"The first two samples of the special suit with electric heating, adjustable rheostat, will be presented at the test site on the New Siberian Islands in mid-March," he said.

Heated suit is planned to be used in the troops stationed in the north, as well as during long jumps on guided parachutes. “True, the battery capacity is still insufficient, but experts are working on it,” noted Shamanov.

During the conversation with journalists, Shamanov also gave an assessment to other types of protective uniforms, which are currently undergoing field trials.

So, in his opinion, "the military is not satisfied with the quality and the set of shoes in the set" Warrior ", which the industry now offers." Testing of the paratroopers' equipment is held in the 76 of the Pskov Airborne Division.

Separately, the commander touched on the adoption of a new parachute.

"Parachute teams are being created in the airborne units, on the basis of which the new model of the parachute D-12 Listik is being tested," Shamanov said.

According to the commander, the parachute showed good results during the tests. “Now, together with the Scientific Research Institute of Parachute Building, an insurance device is being modified for the D-12 reserve parachute. This will be a special electronic device that automatically actuates the“ spare tire. ” increase of aneroid pressure ", - the commander shared details.
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  1. +27
    13 March 2014 15: 51
    Right, let the guys be warm. The Siberian is not the one who is not afraid of the frost, but the one who is warmly dressed. good
    1. +6
      13 March 2014 15: 59
      According to TV they said that the Airborne Forces will land, somewhere in the north, but it turned out laughing ...
      The commander of the Airborne Forces (Airborne Forces), Colonel General Vladimir Shamanov, during the exercises, ordered the paratroopers to land in the Rostov Region, the press service and information department of the Russian Defense Ministry told reporters. http://warfiles.ru/show-50159-desantnikam-v-hode-ucheniy-prikazali-vysaditsya-v-
      rostovskoy-oblasti.html
    2. -17
      13 March 2014 16: 21
      no built-in toilet?)
      1. +16
        13 March 2014 16: 49
        Such a bike goes around the resource.
        http://topwar.ru/41047-velikobritaniya-podderzhala-putina.html
        At Norway’s northernmost military base in the town of Porsanger in the Finnmark region, the British Marines refused to perform combat training missions due to low air temperature. Her Majesty's subjects said that they could not train in conditions where the temperature drops to minus twenty degrees.

        The base commander of the Norwegian base, Lieutenant Colonel Trond Thomassen, justifying the British soldiers, explained that they have a special attitude to health and safety. They sit in the barracks and flatly refuse to undergo any kind of professional training whenever the thermometer drops below eight degrees.

        Complicating the situation is that in such a frost, soldiers cannot use diapers that are given to them during long exercises due to the impossibility of putting toilet stalls in forests, in the mountains and in other rough terrain. As soon as the urine cools, the genitals begin to freeze, and in two soldiers the genitals literally froze to the inside of the disposable diaper. The British soldiers were not able to pour into a snowdrift, as ethnic Norwegians still do, the young generation lost these skills.
        1. jjj
          +5
          13 March 2014 17: 03
          Quote: MainBeam
          in such a cold, soldiers cannot use diapers

          But diapers were invented in the USSR for GRU special forces
        2. +2
          13 March 2014 18: 49
          In the barracks, commanders (and not only, if they want, can also arrange many interesting and useful classes ...
        3. +3
          13 March 2014 19: 06
          Here we fight with them if that comes as our soldiers have a hand in them I can’t imagine .. sorry for them like that wassat
      2. +2
        13 March 2014 16: 52
        ShturmKGB
        no built-in toilet?)

        not ... but what if a fighter accidentally gurgles into him?
        and porcelain can also crack from a heavy battery
      3. The comment was deleted.
      4. 0
        13 March 2014 17: 41
        Why so rude? There are diapers for such problems.
      5. +2
        14 March 2014 06: 18
        ShturmKGB
        no built-in toilet?)

        what is the problem ? You pinned ??? wassat
    3. +2
      14 March 2014 06: 18
      Quote: TEODOR
      Right, let the guys be warm. The Siberian is not the one who is not afraid of the frost, but the one who is warmly dressed. good

      Quote: TEODOR
      Right, let the guys be warm. The Siberian is not the one who is not afraid of the frost, but the one who is warmly dressed. good

      Yes don’t go to the grandmother — fishermen and hunters' costumes will appear earlier than they will provide all the paratroopers! supply features !!! laughing
  2. Salamander
    +10
    13 March 2014 15: 53
    Landing and special forces - all the best!
    True, I would not like this:



    Although it protects well, but somehow ... at ease ... belay
    1. +6
      13 March 2014 16: 13
      Quote: Salamander
      Although it protects well, but somehow ... at ease ...

      It should not be at ease to the enemy. Such a mask is a useful thing, the site has already discussed, the Koreans have introduced their police.
      1. +3
        13 March 2014 16: 36
        It’s better to use bulletproof glass, but the mask is somehow not according to ours, not according to concepts.
        1. Andrey Ulyanovsky
          +1
          13 March 2014 17: 48
          They wrote that even a tangent hit breaks the neck of such a zorro.
          1. +4
            14 March 2014 00: 07
            Quote: Andrey Ulyanovsky
            They wrote that even a tangent hit breaks the neck of such a zorro.

            But sticking in an unprotected face adds health? request
    2. +4
      13 March 2014 19: 08
      Platoon of phantoms ??? belay
    3. 0
      14 March 2014 00: 03
      Quote: Salamander
      Landing and special forces - all the best!
      True, I would not like this:



      Although it protects well, but somehow ... at ease ... belay


      And the enemy, ideally, should be at least "uncomfortable" request
    4. +2
      14 March 2014 06: 22
      Quote: Salamander
      Landing and special forces - all the best!
      True, I would not like this:



      Although it protects well, but somehow ... at ease ... belay

      I remembered the hockey goalie masks of Canadians and Amers! when I saw it for the first time in childhood, it really was not at ease! wassat
    5. 0
      14 March 2014 08: 20
      Awesome, but impractical for the following reasons:

      1. With a strong frontal impact, the mask is imprinted in the face and there will be the same soft tissue bruise (only slightly less, but also with possible cuts) and a concussion. To avoid this effect it should be like in medieval helmets - the distance from the mask to the face is 5-10 cm and the lower edge of the mask should protrude down to support the chest. The top edge is attached to the helmet. In this case, it is possible to withstand practically without consequences the crushing blow of reinforcement with a good swing. Checked.

      2. The photo is poorly distinguishable as there with breathing. Most likely everything is very sad. Try in such a serious fight for about five minutes and you will have a swoon from lack of air at any level of training. Active dashes under fire will also not contribute to accuracy. It's like making a biathlete run in a gas mask.
      Again, everything was invented centuries ago: abundant perforation and the removal of the mask from the face by 5-10 cm radically solve this problem. Moreover, the perforation can easily be made in such a way as to protect the face from the front piercing blow with cold weapons.

      3. The eye sockets are in no way protected from a piercing blow in the eye, or from slipping a piercing hit on the surface of the mask into the orbit. Protection against this was also invented in the Middle Ages.
  3. +3
    13 March 2014 15: 57
    True, the battery capacity is still insufficient, but experts are working on it

    The main catch of this direction of development of clothes and shoes. Acts for a short time. But, let's see what happens next.
    1. +1
      14 March 2014 00: 13
      Quote: MainBeam
      True, the battery capacity is still insufficient, but experts are working on it

      The main catch of this direction of development of clothes and shoes. Acts for a short time. But, let's see what happens next.


      Not only clothes and shoes, but also radio communications, night vision devices, field personal tablets, platoon micro-UAVs, up to exosquets. Everything rests on the energy intensity and power of the power supplies.
  4. +9
    13 March 2014 15: 58
    Now you can do without them. It is warm in Crimea. And by the fall what is needed.
    1. +12
      13 March 2014 16: 01
      It is warm in Crimea. Alaska is cold laughing
      1. +2
        13 March 2014 16: 25
        Time will reach Alaska!
        1. AVV
          0
          14 March 2014 00: 05
          Quote: alex-s
          Time will reach Alaska!

          And then there was one road to Washington, otherwise Obama was left alone undescended !!!
      2. +5
        13 March 2014 16: 56
        Quote: Wiruz
        It is warm in Crimea. Alaska is cold laughing

        Did I miss something? Eskimos also do a referendum? belay
        1. +2
          13 March 2014 19: 48
          Not yet. Yes, and they do not dare. Otherwise, their legitimate (until recently, I didn’t even know such a word) government throws them with drones in the name of democracy.
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  5. +5
    13 March 2014 15: 59
    battery is a problem! Well, come up with something! do not twist the war engine of progress!
  6. +4
    13 March 2014 16: 01
    perfectly. but what about the thermal imagers of our potential "friends"? can anyone enlighten on this?
    1. +5
      13 March 2014 16: 26
      No question - take it!
  7. +8
    13 March 2014 16: 01
    Crimea Crimea, but you can’t forget about the Arctic. Those who wish are already lined up.
  8. Capyar 48315
    +3
    13 March 2014 16: 07
    ARCTIC ... a beautiful land ... Getting ready ... I am glad that there is so much attention to the equipment of the fighters.
    an electronic device that automatically activates the "spare"

    I hope the "manual drive" was left? It's calmer with him smile
  9. +2
    13 March 2014 16: 08
    "True, the battery capacity is still insufficient, but specialists are working on it."
    use the battery with the iPad ... We, the Russians, will definitely get out :)
    1. +3
      13 March 2014 16: 15
      In addition to the battery, you can use the dynamo machine as a flashlight-hummer or on the TA-57.
  10. +3
    13 March 2014 16: 13
    Where can fishermen get it and how much? wassat
  11. Hey
    +3
    13 March 2014 16: 20
    The kit is very necessary.
    But then, purely in Russian, they submitted for testing before the summer, instead of checking in the winter and eliminating the shortcomings in the summer for the next season.
    1. +2
      13 March 2014 16: 28
      We, thank God, have places where it is cold in the summer too - in bulk!
  12. +9
    13 March 2014 16: 23
    Finally, the uniform began to meet the needs !!!
    1. +3
      13 March 2014 16: 44
      Small picture. Give a link, or upload a larger image.
  13. +1
    13 March 2014 16: 42
    U, as I fell behind, I thought that they were still jumping on D-5. D-6. winked
    I am glad that in our troops there is movement along the entire spectrum of uniforms.
  14. Gagarin
    +3
    13 March 2014 16: 54
    Yes, the Arctic is now like a prize cake for the West!
    Even to think not to dare and not to relax - they will use everything possible and not possible to try to chop it off.
    Need to prepare a sled from the summer ...
  15. +3
    13 March 2014 16: 54
    And as always, the world’s battery survivability problem laughing
    1. +3
      13 March 2014 17: 27
      Quote: ZU-23
      And as always, the world’s battery survivability problem

      it's just that there is an old version of the android there :)
  16. +2
    13 March 2014 16: 58
    The thing is interesting, what kind of reliability, what is the capacity of the battery, is it possible to charge from the on-board network of AM., How much does it cost ????
  17. mamba
    +2
    13 March 2014 17: 05
    The first two samples of a special suit with electric heating, adjustable rheostat.
    Vladimir Anatolyevich, as a person far from electronics, may have been mistaken in mentioning the rheostat. This is a relic of the 19th century. In the 21st century, it is necessary to put a temperature controller on a processor with temperature sensors in different parts of the suit. Hope a lithium battery is used.
    It would be nice for the service in the north to have an adjustable breathing air heater.
  18. Antibrim
    +4
    13 March 2014 17: 09
    Glory to the Airborne Forces, I'm glad that they are developing! I won’t say hello to anyone who encounters these guys in battle!
  19. +4
    13 March 2014 17: 31
    Damn in 1982 in the Urals, crane operators working on gantry cranes were given a "penguin" suit made of a vest and trousers with a built-in spiral (flexible heating element) with a voltage of 12 volts. I personally saw and held it in my hands. What's new?
    1. +1
      13 March 2014 19: 14
      On the gantry and not only there is an e-mail. the network so that there is no problem with the power supply the paratrooper’s electric network does not have only a battery i.e. a resource-limited power source this is the whole problem recourse
  20. Arh
    +3
    13 March 2014 17: 59
    Landing parachute D-12 "Leaf" !!! ***
    1. s1н7т
      0
      13 March 2014 23: 56
      Quote: Arh
      Landing parachute D-12 "Leaf" !!! ***

      Miracle this Leaf, sho-pi-pez! laughing Dome area - 90 sq. M! The speed even on rifts is within 2,5 -3 m. The turn time is the same as that of the D-1-5U. Plus there is only a lot of weight, but why does a paratrooper need so much? This would still suit the scouts, but they do not jump "with a stream", they are better off with a "wing" - faster and better controlled. So the x-ren comes out with this D-12 - for the Airborne Forces it is excessive, for reconnaissance (special forces, for example) is insufficient. I can safely assume that this parachute in the Airborne Forces is simply the result of the development of budget funds on a "patriotic" theme. If anyone can correct it reasonably, I will be glad. hi
  21. Smiles to you
    +5
    13 March 2014 19: 41
    Guys. We are happy for you. And with Conder, and with heating, and with Glonas. The main thing that you were comfortable and safe ...
  22. s1н7т
    +1
    13 March 2014 22: 32
    I didn’t understand something: the device responds to an increase in the rate of fall, how is it? The rate of fall, like, is constant, isn't it? Who will tell? And then, what is aneroid pressure? Is it aneroid pressure?
    It’s a pity that I didn’t pass the exam, I would probably guess it myself laughing
    And overalls with electric heating in the middle of the last century were issued to troops in the Ural Military District. There was also a Penguin suit once, and even earlier - a suit for polar explorers, all on batteries. So everything new is well forgotten old (s) laughing But I would prefer traditional wool and fur. Well, perhaps, the mask on the face is heated, otherwise the whole furry furry thing is unpleasantly damn.
    1. go
      0
      14 March 2014 01: 30
      If the body falls without a parachute, then it will fall with the acceleration of gravity: 9,8 m / s2. The idea is not bad, but with our attitude to order, i.e. battery performance may be affected.

      Of course, I am for new technologies, but they are wise for something with this suit with email. heated. Email heating is one of the most energy-intensive areas, i.e. need a large capacity battery. I don’t know who Shamanov is working on a new type of batteries, but modern scientists haven’t come up with anything more compact, reliable and energy-intensive than lithium-ion, which is still not perfect for such applications. Plus add. weight, plus the fact that the heat. the element will be visible in the thermal imager for a couple of kilometers. Where will the paratrooper charge this battery? ... or is it just about the time of jumping from high altitudes? If not, then in my opinion the wrong way. It is better to develop insulating materials (as a person writes fur laughing ) For example, I have a new mountain jacket (though American), I'm still in shock - it is light and comfortable, with artificial insulation and a membrane, and it warms like a fur coat. Of course they are developing in this sense.
  23. 0
    14 March 2014 01: 04
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