Anti-aircraft missile and artillery complexes Sopel and Stalagmit (Poland)

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  1. Stypor23
    -3
    3 July 2014 09: 22
    Something the gentry has been raging lately
  2. + 15
    3 July 2014 09: 59
    Quote: Stypor23
    Something the gentry has been raging lately

    Well, why did you say that? Just to leave a comment?
    Each state in its right to create its own weapons, especially defensive ones.
    And the fact that the Poles, in the absence of funds to create or buy something fundamentally new, are trying to modernize to an acceptable level what is in service, and has already been worked out in production, so this is only a plus for them. Because it's better to have at least something than nothing at all. As the saying goes: "Better a tit in the hands ...."
    1. Stypor23
      -1
      3 July 2014 11: 11
      I said that since the Ukrainian events began, all sorts of mongrels started to attack our country and call for tough actions towards us. To check their armies, buy something, modernize something. A like-minded person will support the idea and will add something from himself. And he will not ask why he said it and what this comment is for, like you.
    2. + 11
      3 July 2014 12: 21
      article interesting and Polish ZPRK sucks ...
      The 2K22 Tunguska anti-aircraft missile system is an order of magnitude better than the Polish semi-homemade devices in terms of performance characteristics....

      Twin ZU23-2, an excellent anti-personnel weapon, but the weak armor of the MT-MB does not allow them to be used in this capacity.

      ZU-57 S-60, on the T-55 chassis, is an excellent anti-infantry installation, as it is now fashionable to write BMPT - combat vehicle for tank support... but the 57 mm caliber is too big, for this chassis and ZU 23-2, the machine would have turned out to be excellent, no worse, and maybe even better than the BMPT "Terminator"...

      quad Zu-23
    3. +5
      3 July 2014 12: 32
      ZPRK, on ​​the chassis of a T-64 tank, a tower from the Shilka memory ... with a 4-mm, 23-mm ZU-23-2 ..

      and if you armor the turret with additional armor, you will get an excellent anti-personnel BMPT!!!

  3. Georgich
    +4
    3 July 2014 11: 39
    From the remains of the arsenals of the Soviet Empire they are trying to give birth to something, well, at least something. Requests at the level of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth "from may to may", but the possibilities, alas and ah, are few.
  4. +2
    3 July 2014 12: 04
    Thanks to the author for interesting information.
  5. +1
    3 July 2014 12: 43
    Hmm. A strange development .... Having both guns and missiles but not having a radar and any means of detecting, identifying and tracking targets, we ultimately have a meaningless design. fool
  6. +3
    3 July 2014 17: 00
    Well, the Poles continue to burn, of course, they are far from Cubans and North Koreans with their crafts in this matter, but nonetheless ...
    The first Polish anti-aircraft system was the modernization of the C-125 "Neva" -C-125 "Newa-SC", developed in the 90s, in which the launcher was mounted on the chassis of the T-55 tank, and the antenna system, which is part of the air defense system, housed on a wheeled chassis from the Scud missile system (MAZ type). The new complex "Neva-SC" (System Cyfrowy - digital system) has two processors for processing information about the course of the target and missiles, which are also designed to combat interference. Their computing performance is equal to several thousand ordinary computers. They allow you to detect an air target even in a difficult jamming environment.


    Then the modernization of the "Cube M1" air defense system was carried out, together with the American company "Raytheon". The basis for the modernization of the Cube air defense missile system is the replacement of all analog equipment of the RMS with a detection radar and a target tracking and illumination radar. In addition to the modernization of the equipment, it also provides for the replacement of Soviet missiles of the 3M9M3 type with an expiring in 2015-2018. the service life of modified Western-made missiles. The ground-based versions of the AIM-120 and RIM-7M Sea Sparrow air-to-air missiles were selected as such. After evaluating the cost and labor costs, the latest Evolved Sea Sparrow Missile (ESSM) of the next generation with an enlarged nose for the installation of a dual-mode active / semi-active radar seeker was chosen as the missile defense system.

    However, the Poles also turned out quite successful vehicles, for example, the Loara ZSU on the chassis of the PT-91 tank, which in turn is the Polish modernization of the T-72. She is armed with a double 35 mm anti-aircraft cannon from the Oerlikon company. Fire from anti-aircraft guns is carried out using a special fire control system (FCS).
    1. +1
      3 July 2014 18: 16
      the word snot, he is a snot, the proletarians of all countries, use Russian weapons and no snot.
  7. +2
    3 July 2014 20: 25
    Poles, Czechs, etc. all the small countries of the former republics, the former bloc of the Warsaw Treaty, their armies are just nonsense, they bypass the current Russian one only in numbers, and then against Russia this is not an indicator we have the best air defense and about another thing, the strongest air force is being revived, about drums nuclear forces generally keep quiet. Take a look at their technology, it is all primitive or old samples of amerikosov or our times of the USSR. just think of all the gloss and ceremonial appearance "it is not present in all these countries" due to the complete inability to maintain a decent army.
  8. +1
    3 July 2014 23: 07
    For modern warfare, well, oh, a very strange device. Although, homemade work is. And a sense of need.
  9. +1
    4 July 2014 02: 37
    God, a simple match, and what an interesting fate. Curiously, what else was done with it in other countries?
  10. +3
    4 July 2014 04: 19
    Damn "proletarian internationalism" in general and Soviet-Polish friendship in particular !!! As well as friendship with Hungarians, Romanians, Czechs, Bulgarians and other former "allies" who rushed to join NATO in a race! After all, under this stupid counter at one time, consider it a gift, they got a lot of technical documentation and equipment for the production of weapons ... It is quite combat-ready even now, tens of years later! And now they are selling them without shame and conscience right and left, beating the market away from our firms.
    R.S. By the way, Georgia by August 2008 armed itself mainly due to supplies from Ukraine, Poland, the Czech Republic, and so on. Even the "Orthodox brothers Serbs" hurried in advance: 122-mm shells for the "Grad" were supplied to the Genatswals, well, very inexpensively.
  11. 0
    4 July 2014 23: 47
    C'mon, everyone does it that way - stole, copied, recycled, if it worked out - armed himself. And how did we do the atomic bomb? Intelligence also requires money.