Saab Group and Ashok Leyland have teamed up to offer the BAMSE anti-aircraft missile system for the Indian SRSAM program.

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BAMSE rocket launch

It is no coincidence that the BAMSE SRSAM missile system from Saab was shown at the Defexpo 2014 exhibition in February of this year.

The Swedish defense company SAAB Group and the Indian auto giant Ashok Leyland have joined forces to participate in the competition of the Indian army on the air defense program SRSAM (Short Range Surface to Air Missile - short-range rocket). Saab and Ashok Leyland have joined together to offer their new solution that meets the requirements of SRSAM, in which the Saab BAMSE missile system and the Ashok Leyland high-lift cargo platform are combined.



The head of the Indian direction in the company Saab Lars-Olof Lindgren said that “the union binds together two large engineering companies with advanced technologies that could fully meet the aspirations of the Indian army. The proven BAMSE anti-aircraft missile system and the very suitable Ashok Leyland all-terrain vehicle platform. The need for mobility for air defense units is important for flexible and optimal deployment. We are very pleased to have found a reliable machine in the Ashok Leyland product line that meets the requirements. We hope to work with the company in order to satisfy the needs of the Indian army. ”

Saab BAMSE SRSAM is an all-weather, multipurpose, anti-aircraft missile system that can be deployed to protect stationary and mobile equipment. BAMSE SRSAM is a special ground-based anti-aircraft missile and the latest in a large line of successfully developed and deployed Saab missile systems.

Ashok Leyland will supply all-terrain vehicles for the transportation of the BAMSE SRSAM missile system. All subsystems in the AMSE SRSAM complex are integrated with the Ashok Leyland Super Stallion 8 × 8 high-capacity truck, able to work on all types of terrain in all weather conditions.


The vice-president of Ashok Leyland, Mr. Sumantran, said that “we are pleased to announce cooperation with Saab and together we will be able to offer modern anti-aircraft systems based on proven technologies to the Indian armed forces. Saab is a recognized leader in technology and in the BAMSE complex. Saab has a very advanced and efficient system. In turn, Ashok Leyland has an extensive track record of serving the mobility of Indian forces for more than three decades. Our Super-Stallion 8 × 8 platform can offer the best combination of performance and reliability. ”

The SRSAM system includes a powerful 3D surveillance radar station GIRAFFE AMB, operating as a radar and as a combat control system, an MCC control system (Missile Control Center) designed for ground-to-ground anti-aircraft and medium-range defense, and plus a BAMSE MCC launcher with six ready for missile launch. The reloading time for all six missiles is less than five minutes.


Simulators are built into the BAMSE MCC control system that allow basic individual training and coordinated training at the battery level using full-scale and simulated scenarios for destroying targets.

The BAMSE complex has a simple and friendly interface so that you can work with a minimum of personnel. In addition, the complex has a low cost of service life.

Specifications rocket BAMSE
Actual range - 20 km
Guidance - automatic sight guidance system (ACLOS)
Signal transmission - integrated into the data channel of the fire control radar
Frequencies - several
Warhead - fragmentation and cumulative
Fuse - remote and shock
Types of targets - fighters, bombers, transport aviation, combat and transport helicopters, weaponused outside the air defense zone and guided bombs
The number of ready to launch rockets in the complex - six



Materials used:
www.defense-update.com
www.army-technology.com
www.livefistdefence.com
www.saabgroup.com
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  1. +1
    9 December 2014 08: 40
    It seems to me TORM2KM is better than described above.
    1. JST
      JST
      +2
      9 December 2014 18: 23
      Video in topic



  2. +1
    9 December 2014 10: 06
    I hope that if they create something interesting, the Indians will give us this complex for study. Still, the Swedes are creating good weapons!
    1. +2
      9 December 2014 11: 04
      India already has R-8 Poseidon. Did they give it to Russia for study?
      1. -2
        9 December 2014 11: 54
        Do we need it?
      2. +2
        9 December 2014 12: 02
        and if they did, then why should everyone know that ?! Such information is usually not voiced! hi
      3. 0
        9 December 2014 12: 03
        Damn, they (the Indians) forgot to unsubscribe on our forum about the free transfer of documentation to the Great Big Brother - a mess ...

        What do they owe?
  3. 0
    9 December 2014 12: 06
    It is important for India to have a variety of weapons in service, so as not to become completely dependent on any country.
  4. 0
    9 December 2014 12: 10
    Swedish defense company SAAB Group and Indian auto giant Ashok Leyland

    Eh, it would be better if they united for another reason. Saab once produced, IMHO, the best cars in the world. I hope someday resumes its work.
  5. +3
    9 December 2014 12: 23
    The performance characteristics of this air defense system are as follows

    Surveillance radar Giraffe AMB

    Frequency: 5.4 - 5.9 GHz, C-band
    Instrumented ranges: 120 km
    Full elevation coverage:> 70º
    Altitude coverage: 20,000 m (> 60 kft)
    Antenna: 3D phased array, digital beam forming,
    IFF: Integrated back-to-back

    Radar tracking targets and missiles

    FCR frequency: 34 - 35 GHz, Ka-band (NATO K-band)
    Radar type: Pulse-doppler monopulse
    Peak power: <100 W
    Antenna lobe (circular beam width: <1° lobe
    Function: Target and missile tracking
    FCR instrumented range: 30 km

    Missiles

    Effective range: 20 km
    Effective altitude coverage: 15,000 m
    Guidance Automatic Command to Line of Sight (ACLOS)
    Command uplink: Integrated in FCR general transmission
    Frequencies (command uplink): Several
    Warhead: Fragmentation and shaped charge
    Fuse: Proximity and impact fuse
    Target types: Fighter-bombers, bombers and transport aircraft, combat and transport helicopters, stand-off weapons and guided bombs
    Ready-to-fire missiles on MCC: Six (6) missiles

    In principle, nothing special, but for India, it's okay to hit Pakistan. It can be expected that by raising the antenna of the Giraffe radar, helicopters will be able to be detected at greater distances than the radars of which are mounted directly on the "back" of the mobile units. And it will be easier to hide the air defense system in a caponier or a trench. The reloading of missiles is well thought out, the launchers are lowered to the level that provides manual reloading from a "standing position without jumping in place", lifting mechanisms and other devices
    1. +2
      9 December 2014 16: 21
      "t is a radar command control missile, which means that the missile itself and
      the target have to be tracked by the fire control radar until impact "

      The missile has no seeker! It is conducted by the radar until it hits ...
      Last century of some kind.
      There is not even a vertical start.
      1. JST
        JST
        0
        9 December 2014 18: 28
        Quote: voyaka uh
        The missile has no seeker! It is conducted by the radar until it hits ...
        Last century some kind of

        Like the Thor and the Shell.
  6. 0
    9 December 2014 14: 15
    the result is Chinese copies cooler
  7. 0
    9 December 2014 16: 14
    An amazing thing. Nowhere can I find the mass-dimensional characteristics of the rocket itself.
    1. 0
      10 December 2014 09: 28
      and most likely not.
  8. 0
    10 December 2014 17: 49
    Quote: Functional
    Swedish defense company SAAB Group and Indian auto giant Ashok Leyland

    Eh, it would be better if they united for another reason. Saab once produced, IMHO, the best cars in the world. I hope someday resumes its work.

    Saab initially during the Second World War produced aircraft. At the end of which, he began to produce cars.
    Very good by the way, but not appreciated. Bankruptcy auto division of a company in 2011.
    There is information about the speed of resuming work on auto-conveyors ... This is so, by the way!

    Their civilian products are secondary, like many similar defense industry companies, in different countries.