Russian paratroopers conducted the first mass landing with Arbalet parachute systems

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A spokesman for the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO), Vladimir Zainetdinov, said that the soldiers of the Russian special forces of the Airborne Forces that are part of the Collective Rapid Reaction Force (CRRF) of the CSTO conducted the first mass release of paratroopers using the parachute systems "Crossbow".

Russian paratroopers conducted the first mass landing with Arbalet parachute systems


“Today, within the framework of the general plan of the operation to repulse the attack of a conditional enemy, all the involved units and units of the CSTO CRRF worked out all the elements of practical actions. For the first time, Russian special forces of the Airborne Forces for the first time made a massive airborne drop from the Il-76 military transport aircraft aviation RF, using special parachute systems "Crossbow", - quotes his words TASS.

Zaynetdinov noted that the landing took place "on an unfamiliar landing site in difficult conditions of mountainous terrain."

According to him, the air forces supported front-line and army aviation - the Mi-24 and Mi-8 helicopters of the Russian Federation and Tajikistan, as well as the Su-27 fighters of the Kazakh Air Force, which attacked the positions of the conditional enemy.
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  1. +7
    19 May 2015 09: 02
    As Suvorov said: "It's hard in training - easy in battle." The Airborne Forces of Russia are the pride of the people.
    1. +29
      19 May 2015 09: 11
      The Arbalet-2 unique parachute system, which has no analogues in the world, is now available to scouts, it is armed with reconnaissance and special units of the Airborne Forces.

      What is its uniqueness? Indeed, wing-type parachutes have long been used in parachuting, and the Crossbow parachute system has been in operation in the Russian Emergencies Ministry since 1994.

      Skydivers and firefighters are not paratroopers! It is one thing to jump lightly, and another, when, having a small number of jumps, you need to take all the ammunition, a cargo container with you to heaven, be able to open a sports parachute, cope with control, bring the dome to a given limited landing area, and ensure safe landing by parachute- wing and proceed with the tasks.

      I know for sure that when the paratrooper after parachutes D-5, D-6, D-10, D-12, makes the jump with the Arbalet-2 parachute system, he will feel that he was in the air like he was in a modern high-speed car ... :))

      The main and reserve parachutes are in the same satchel behind their backs, both have 9 sectional domes (for sports 7 sections), and both have the same area - 27 sq. M. A freight container weighing up to 50 kg is attached to the suspension system in front.

      The suspension system is well adjustable for height from 160 cm to 200 cm, allowing you to make jumps both in the summer and in winter in full winter uniforms plus special equipment and body armor.
      The total weight of the paratrooper along with the cargo container is up to 150 kg.

      The temperature regime for the use of parachutes Crossbow is from +35 to -35 degrees Celsius.

      The parachute system has stabilization - a parachute with an area of ​​1,5 square meters, which is put into operation immediately after separation from the plane or helicopter, and the speed at the drop is permissible up to 400 km / h.

      With the Arbalet-2 parachute system, paratroopers of reconnaissance and special forces can jump individually and in groups from An-2, An-12, An-26, Il-76 aircraft and from Mi-8 helicopters.

      The maximum altitude for leaving the aircraft is determined by the concept of "what you need, and let's go with this one", the minimum height for opening the parachute is 700 meters.

      Under the dome, you can go 50 km along the horizon. Jump higher ... :)) and downwind in full sail ... :)) This is not a joke, it is really possible ...! At 10 km the parachute leaves easily.

      The parachute opening is insured by the PPK-Uad or KAP-3 device, which opens the parachute either after a specified time (up to 5 seconds) or at a given height - the device sets the height, the aneroid device is activated at this height and the device is put into operation - the parachute opens.

      And now the important point ... !!!

      In the event of a failure of the main parachute, at the time of disconnection of the main parachute, the emergency parachute opens automatically.

      This means that in the event of a malfunction of the main dome, when the main dome is uncoupled and a reserve parachute is put into operation, the moment of free fall is eliminated. This is very important for skydivers with little jumping experience.

      http://milaremina.ru/vdv/parashyut-arbalet-2.html
      1. +3
        19 May 2015 09: 22
        Quote: Byshido_dis
        Byshido_dis


        Thanks for the information!
        1. +1
          19 May 2015 11: 07
          Yes, this is not D-1-8, which was called a "stake" in the Airborne Forces.
      2. +2
        19 May 2015 09: 32
        Parachute system Crossbow 2
      3. +5
        19 May 2015 09: 45
        I totally agree with you! only sports parachutes have and much more than 9 sections. And the good system itself was jumping, but far from unique as they say in the article before it was Forester-2, the only difference is that the reserve and main dome were in different satchels, the concept of a crossbow is that a poorly trained parachutist could jump with a controlled dome, and for this it is necessary to exclude a random fall before the opening of the main parachute, which was done by using stabilization as on the d-6. In the Russian Federation there is a faster system for the aircraft called impulse.
        1. +1
          19 May 2015 09: 57
          Quote: tso1973
          what b poorly trained paratrooper could jump with a controlled dome

          what
          Airborne fighters parachuted with "Crossbow"
  2. +3
    19 May 2015 09: 03
    Comrades, who jumped like you? I only had a chance with D-6 at one time.
    1. +1
      19 May 2015 09: 24
      PTL, "Forester" - 123 jumps. The performance characteristics that Byshido_dis writes about are impressive.
    2. +1
      19 May 2015 09: 30
      The first mattress was used back in 1986. In my opinion "arrow" was called. But how it ended, I don't know ...
    3. +2
      19 May 2015 09: 48
      Norms, after D-6 in general fire!
  3. +7
    19 May 2015 09: 05
    Nobody except us! For the airborne forces!
  4. 0
    19 May 2015 09: 08
    As I understand it, this parachute system is fundamentally different from the famous "oaks" D-6? Parachute wing, sports system with full control. I wonder what the spare looks like?
    1. 0
      19 May 2015 09: 14
      As well as the main
    2. 0
      19 May 2015 09: 32
      IMHO all this nonsense. Cleants distract from the battle from the suspension at the time of landing. And the sites are different ... Although for intelligence, I think, a dream ...
    3. 0
      19 May 2015 09: 49
      Spare either Z-5 as on d-6 or PZ-81 of a triangular shape
  5. 0
    19 May 2015 09: 10
    There was already this news. and photos too.
  6. 0
    19 May 2015 09: 11
    Soon there will be a new hot spot.
  7. +1
    19 May 2015 09: 12
    and now more of these parachutes in regular units.
    1. +1
      19 May 2015 09: 54
      a parachute is prepared in regular parts, a crossbow is of little use for mass landing, there will be a lot of convergence in the air and the preparation will be completely different, the approach on a crossbow like on an airplane against the wind, there is not always such an opportunity on an unprepared site if you sit downwind or sideways to the wind and you can break.
      1. +1
        19 May 2015 12: 08
        Sorry, who understands .... drinks soldier
        1. +2
          19 May 2015 14: 01
          Quote: Kunar
          who understands

          To fully understand the numbers:
          - IL-76 during the drop of the landing keeps the speed of about 350 km / h. With the side doors and ramp open, the plane shakes perceptibly, the tail, when viewed from the open ramp, "walks" along the horizon lol The flight mode for such an aircraft is not the most favorable
          - a 3km-long landing site he skips in seconds ... here in Pskov, on the Kislovo landing site, a little more than 3km long, the pilots gave a series of 22-23 sec, no more
          - the interval of separation from the aircraft is 0.7 sec, if you do not observe it and the series lasts, then the last parachutists come to the "red light", and there is a great chance to land outside the area, get on stones, hang on trees, etc. Especially letting out.
          - at an interval of 0.7 seconds, the IL-76 "hangs" parachutists in the air at a distance of 50-70m from each other. BUT!!! The landing is carried out from two sides, through both doors, simultaneously. Therefore, the "porridge" in the air is fair. The danger of convergence is great.
          But this "leaves" only half, 60 people ... the plane goes on the second run
          In a real combat situation, there will be no second call, the landing will go in 4 streams - two at the door, two - at the ramp (tail) I jumped like that - LOTS OF DUMPLINGS IN ONE PAN sad
          Therefore, parachutes for mass landing are MINIMUM CONTROLLED - they allow rotation around their axis, i.e. turn around, and slightly glide forward or backward. This allows you to disperse in the air, prepare for a landing, reduce the influence of the wind.
          "Crossbow" requires incomparably higher individual training. While this is a parachute of specialists and scouts.
    2. 0
      19 May 2015 12: 06
      The technique of landing and landing is different, you can’t retrain everyone
  8. +1
    19 May 2015 09: 14
    The blue stripe is the sky
    Beloy - at the heart of Russia,
    Holds us tight by the slings
    Without changing fate

    You wait for us girls
    Wait and know, dear ones,
    What about the paratrooper everywhere
    The goal and objective is one:

    Peaceful sky, light breeze -
    You are only waiting for us on earth,
    After all, Russia is still responsible
    Our guys from the airborne!
  9. 0
    19 May 2015 09: 23
    This type of parachute is more suitable for special forces.
  10. 0
    19 May 2015 09: 24
    for 10 hours at least "VO" slows down .. Already everything is spat upon and discussed. And then SUDDENLY "news". Guys, while you are arguing, everything has already happened. But it has already happened. And discussed and commented on more than once or twice .. Where are the sources ??? Apparently "RAKE" does not give rest. How many times to step, well, then not to "steam". One time is not enough ????
  11. 0
    19 May 2015 09: 44
    More videos and photos. And as for the oaks, it’s right that they refused, but it’s probably dangerous to switch directly to the wing for mass ejection. You need something more average, between the oak and the wing. And so, great news, especially for intelligence. Airborne mouth, so they need to land precisely, and not in large numbers.
  12. +1
    19 May 2015 10: 00
    I wonder how many people the voiced "mass character" means?
    The "Crossbow" itself is a fairly comfortable cart and does not cause any problems during the initial training (with the "Forester" my athletes started jumping from 5-7 jumps to get acquainted with the control of the "wing" after D-6).
    Given its exchange rate stability - the use of weapons is more than acceptable.
    I still hoped that the Russian Airborne Forces would adopt the Berkut-20 (it is more reliable in critical modes).
    1. 0
      19 May 2015 12: 15
      1. The order of 150-200 people in a stream.
      2. Course stability is a relative concept. It all depends on the direction of the wind. And in my opinion, oak is much better. Although the experience of the mattress is not great. 8 jumps and the one on the assembly ... request
  13. 0
    19 May 2015 10: 07
    Let NATO analyze and think with its head.
  14. +1
    19 May 2015 10: 43
    Quote: 71rus
    Nobody except us! For the airborne forces!

    FOR THE AIRBORNE FORCES!!!:-)
  15. 0
    19 May 2015 12: 21
    Quote: Byshido_dis
    And now the important point ... !!!

    In the event of a failure of the main parachute, at the time of disconnection of the main parachute, the emergency parachute opens automatically.

    This means that in the event of a malfunction of the main dome, when the main dome is uncoupled and a reserve parachute is put into operation, the moment of free fall is eliminated. This is very important for skydivers with little jumping experience.

    The main problems in case of failures are not just the loss of time between disconnecting and entering the spare, but the non-waste of the free ends of the main one. on sports jumps, quite often the parachutist, not having time to cut off the unresolved free ends or slings of the main one, puts in place a spare. in most cases, it saves life, although it is very dangerous.
    I absolutely do not want to cast a "shadow on the fence" in this article, but having some jumping experience, I can perfectly imagine the difference in preparing for jumps on circular and gliding systems. one can only envy modern fighters in this regard, tk. their jumping training (at least should be) will be multiples of that in the Soviet army