Russian manufacturers of aerial bombs operate in three shifts

Several enterprises of the Tactical Missile Weapons Corporation (“TRV”), due to an increase in the state defense order, have moved to the round-the-clock work schedule, reports Rossiyskaya Gazeta with reference to the head office of the company.

The corporation produces ammunition for the front-line aviation. Here, in particular, KAB-500 adjustable bombs and X-29L rockets are manufactured, which are used almost daily in Syria to strike at IS facilities.

During 3 of the week, Russian pilots in Syria destroyed the 819 objects of the Islamists. “Over the past week, 363 facilities were destroyed, including 71 command post and communications center, 10 factories and workshops for the production of explosives, 30 various fuel stocks, ammunition and property, 252 strong points, fortified areas and field camps of terrorists”, - the newspaper quotes the words of the representative of the Ministry of Defense Igor Konashenkov.

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[Penetrator]

At normal rates, ammunition with an expiring shelf life is being disposed of. Well and, accordingly, replenishment of arsenals with new

[starriuy]

And what will they utilize, new missiles? ...

[Penetrator]

Quote: starriuy

And what will they utilize, new missiles? ...

And you did not understand what I meant by "disposal"? OK, let's say "practical disposal"

[starriuy]

This news was yesterday, but yesterday they neglected me for it, and today they’re URAC ... and today they’ll be gone ... UR comrades ...

[Rusich is not from Kiev]

Quote: starriuy

This news was yesterday, but yesterday they neglected me for it, and today they’re URAC ... and today they’ll be gone ... UR comrades ...

You got it right. You wrote nonsense then. We have bombs in the warehouses of dofi.ha and more. Whether they bomb or not depends on the delivery during these bombs.
You wanted to convince here that bombs from factories were sent directly to Syria. High-precision can be, but only 20% of the total number use them there. KAB-500 is the same ordinary babakh which is incalculable in warehouses.

[starriuy]

Due to the growing need for the military to supply arms for conducting an operation in Syria, the Tactical Missile Weapons corporation went to work in three shifts, a source in the military-industrial complex reports - read the respected source and it clearly says: FOR CONDUCTING A MILITARY OPERATION IN SYRIA ...

[Xergey]

You are minus not Urya comrade how you write, and those who read and understand what is written, in yesterday’s comment you wrote almost the same thing, so do not be offended, but just understand what you wrote.

[Phantom Revolution]

Quote: Penetrator

At normal rates, ammunition with an expiring shelf life is being disposed of. Well and, accordingly, replenishment of arsenals with new smile

It’s good that they work, BUT since the factory works in 3 shifts for such a small group, the deal with production capacities is clearly not so hot. What will happen if the grouping is increased by 2-3 times? (I understand that here most likely there is a replenishment of warehouses) or (old ammunition cannot be disposed of in Syria, but use new ones) if the 2 option, then with an increase in intensity and grouping, will not be able to provide the operation with ammunition.

[Rusich is not from Kiev]

Yeah, all to the front. You can find out, and those hundreds of millions of tons left from the USSR where did they divide? Have you drunk?

[glasha3032]

In Afghanistan, everything was used; in 87-88, bombs were coming straight from factories to airfields.

[Rusich is not from Kiev]

Oh my god, some kind of ido That is, then attack NATO, but then we don’t have bombs?)))

[dmi.pris]

Recycling not bombs, but militants ..

Quote: Penetrator

Quote: starriuy

And what will they utilize, new missiles? ...

And you did not understand what I meant by "disposal"? OK, let's say "practical disposal"

[nemec55]

And what will they utilize, new missiles? ...

No, of course, there is a replacement for a new old. Tobish old in a new business at the warehouse.

[theadenter]

New missiles to us come into service, and the old "recycle" in Syria.

[sancho]

That's for sure! I “cried” when old ammunition was destroyed by trains at the training grounds ... then I would have thought that they would have been brought into a “peaceful direction”. One “inventor” invented how to dispose of “Grad” charges. Vertically set the charges in bulk with the warhead down, and activated how much pancake! disposed of to the wind. They would now be in Syria ...

And, of course, it is optimally and with good efficiency ... and Assad also helps us with recycling.

[theadenter]

And do not forget that this is an invaluable practice for bomber crews.

[mvg]

Nothing that old ammunition could explode where it would not be desirable? For example, under the wing of an airplane? Or on the guide "Grad"

[theadenter]

So it is necessary to drop bombs not with an expired period, but with an expiring one. The duration of the ammunition is not just taken from the ceiling. It implies a guaranteed resource of ammunition, under conditions of its proper storage.

[Victor-M]

Quote: starriuy

And what will they utilize, new missiles? ...

I heard a ring, but does not know where he is. Read the comments to the end. I will highlight specifically for you starriuy

At normal rates, ammunition with an expiring shelf life is being disposed of. Well, accordingly, replenishment of arsenals with new

[starriuy]

This is already a corrected comment, the first one was slightly different ... something like this: ,, Well, we are disposing of ammunition, Therefore, I commented sarcastically: new missiles? ... So call here you ..

[V.ic]

Quote: starriuy

Therefore, I commented sarcastically: new missiles? ... So call

It’s better to have such a “disposal” of new missiles than under the Moishe the Sword method of undermining and launching (to the delight of star-striped observers).

[AnpeL]

you are hooked on this word "recycling", expressed in the first post, but in general the essence of the article is not about

[Rom14]

Turn off the fool .. if the understander is not in the ass ...

[insafufa]

Well, what we were chirping yesterday was this infa refuted by representatives of the united missile corporation. They said that the factories were loaded with an increase in order of only 10% and this was not enough for three work shifts, while the conveyor was only loaded at 60%, there was still a reserve for increasing production. when you consider that most of the factories did not work full time.

So Komersant bullshit again lied

And gentlemen, for our army of a warrior in Syria, it’s not burdensome, we spend much more ammunition in sudden inspections than in ISIS bombing

and they say that the planned rotation of the military from Syria will soon begin, everyone needs to fly and gain experience

[Constructor1]

For 3 weeks, Russian pilots in Syria destroyed 819 objects of Islamists. "

Well, yes, yes, yes, the first thousand missiles are over, we need to do new

[Interlocutor]

Replenishment of the current shortage. Simple practice.

[Juborg]

Dispose of old bombs. Watch the video and you will see clearly. Bombs with elements of corrosion and rust, but this does not reduce their power. And such disposal is reasonable and more profitable and safe (for us). But basically, thinking NUR increased production OR SAME "CALIBERS"? Who will tell us, it’s also a state secret.

[Xergey]

starriuy you either pretend or you really don’t understand (it’s polite), it is written in Russian as a substitute for the used one, a strategic reserve is being produced.

[maxiban]

Much work remains to be done. This is the beginning.

[SRC P-15]

Russian manufacturers of aerial bombs operate in three shifts

It turns out that Khrushchev was right: "We stamp the rockets like sausages"? I just can’t understand one thing: they still haven’t gotten rid of manual assembly, or in this case, otherwise?

[Arh]

I think that we need to open a couple more factories for shells, bombs, missiles, just in case!

[sherp2015]

Quote: Arh

I think that we need to open a couple more factories for shells, bombs, missiles, just in case!

Do not forget about the opening of thousands of factories for the production of domestic products, in order to create jobs and ensure independence from imports ...

[DenZ]

But bombs and missiles are not domestic products? Not?

[Drmadfisher]

Well, in addition to the military-industrial complex, there are also agricultural and other industries

[Vladimir 1964]

Quote: DenZ

But bombs and missiles are not domestic products? Not?

As it is not domestic, Dear Denis, of course, domestic, and especially good for import substitution.

[DenZ]

Quote: Vladimir 1964

As it is not domestic, Dear Denis, of course, domestic, and especially good for import substitution.

Yes, I snapped. Our bombs and missiles are sold all over the world and by no means for rubles. But in the light of recent events, we ourselves really need it.

[varov14]

So can some wheels be attached to old bombs? On the other hand, the Syrian government gave the green light to the bombing and, well, the Wali would only explode louder.

[Black Colonel]

So can some wheels be attached to old bombs?
There was infa that the Americans upgraded their free-falling bombs by installing rudders instead of fixed stabilizers. Cheaper than the new QABs. I don’t have any information about the combat effectiveness of such alterations.

[Rom14]

During the year of the American bombing with such bombs, the number of territories captured by bandits in Syria has increased hundreds of times ..

[hydrox]

Quote: SRC P-15

still not got rid of manual assembly, or in this case, otherwise in any way?

In the photo there are not bombs, but rockets, there you can’t do without melee, but where can I get the installers?
There is also a problem with bombs: in order to turn a simple FAB-500, stored in arsenals since WWII, into a KAB-500 (not a very complicated and rather inexpensive operation), fitters are needed again, but they also don’t lie on the road.

[Hey]

There was information that bombs from the time of the Second World War were still picked up during the Agan war.

[Vladimir 1964]

Quote: hydrox

There is also a problem with bombs: to turn a simple FAB-500, stored in arsenals from the Second World War, into a KAB-500 (not a very complicated and rather inexpensive operation

And you, Dear hydrox, are already a wizard, or are you just learning?

Somehow, a colleague with WWII bombs, you obviously went too far.

[varov14]

So the bunker with branched moves is manually made, so that individual manual work requires the same painstaking answer.

[veksha50]

Quote: SRC P-15

still not got rid of manual assembly, or in this case, otherwise in any way?

You did not try to imagine the assembly of a "smart" rocket, from the beginning to the end of the assembly cycle produced by automatic robots ???

Too specific products to put on the stream ...

PS Aircraft, strategic missiles - the same thing, almost all by hand ... And, as I understand it, not only with us ....

[Interlocutor]

All countries do it manually.

[Afotin]

Aerial bomb - a disposable device and quite expensive. Manual assembly by skilled workers can significantly simplify the quality control of the final product.

[venzim]

Now our turn has come to work on the front.
Our grandfathers, be proud of us!

[Col.]

Quote: venzim

Now our turn has come to work on the front.

Is this the front? Do not compare the GREAT PATRIOTIC in which 30 millions (!) Were lost with a local mess behind the hill. And for the sake of this micro-camera, our factories are already working around the clock ?! And what will happen if a full-scale war is unleashed on our (God forbid!) Territory? Hundreds of defense plants have been sold and plundered over 20 years, and now they are proud of round-the-clock work ... First you need to bring the defense industry to a level that satisfies ALL the needs (peacetime and wartime) of the Armed Forces, and only after that start shaking your biceps, strategists, bosses. Study the military history and works of the classics, gentlemen, fools in power, so as not to fall into the crotch. Now they are rapidly making a fetish out of the army, turning it into a national idea (there are no other ideas besides enriching the oligarchs) in order to distract the people from the true problems created by the inept bourgeois authorities. And it turns out pretty well. See how many enthusiastic exclamations, articles and reviews everywhere have been eagerly praising the leader. "We are the coolest, we have the best rockets," etc. I agree, the rockets and something else here are really excellent! But! Nobody needs us with our missiles and tanks, no one is going to fight with us! We are simply quietly and quietly squeezed ECONOMICALLY. And THIS people, in the opinion of the authorities, should not understand, hence all this propaganda tinsel with steepness ... And by the number of minuses to this post, we will see how successfully the government processes its electorate.

[Penetrator]

Quote: Colonel

which killed 30 million (!)

Thirty? Are you sure? Something we have is growing every year the number of dead in World War II and injured by Stalinist repression. It soon turns out that we had neither grandfathers nor grandmothers - the entire population of the Soviet Union plagued Hitler and Stalin. And we sinners must have been thrown from another planet

[Col.]

Quote: Penetrator

Thirty? Are you sure?

"The death of one person is a tragedy. The death of millions is statistics." No exact data. There was once a figure of 20 millions, 26, somewhere I even saw 36 ... That's not the point. The greatest tragedy experienced by our fathers and grandfathers, that’s the main thing. And restored everything in 15 years! And they not only restored, but made a colossal breakthrough in everything: science, industry, nuclear energy ... And what has been done over the same 15 years with the current well-fed, gobbling irremovable power? Raised a hundred billionaires? Gonim for the hillock oil and gas? After all, they don’t buy anything from us, except for Soviet-era military equipment ...

[Stena]

Quote: Colonel

No exact data

Research and archive work for whom? To make it dust on the shelves? There are data, including unborn children. If you do not know for sure - then do not write - do not mislead the people.

Quote: Colonel

And what has been done over the same 15 years with the current well-fed snickering irremovable power?

As my friend says - "this year is worse than the previous, but better than the future" ... =))
You can improve - improve, but you can’t - do not panic - sit on the priest exactly - eat bread and butter - enjoy life ....

[Col.]

Quote: Stena

Research and archive work for whom? To make it dust on the shelves? There are data, including unborn children. If you do not know for sure - then do not write - do not mislead the people.

My grandfather is still missing. And there are dozens, if not hundreds, of people like him! And no "research" here, unfortunately, will help ... If you know for sure, expert, then write!

[Penetrator]

Quote: Colonel

And what has been done over the same 15 years with the current well-fed snickering irremovable power?

But why don't you mention the previous nine years? Then there was no "well-fed snickering irremovable power"? Were exceptionally bright elves sobbing like butterflies? Well then, nothing was exactly done, they just destroyed and sold the country for nothing. Destroyed the economic potential of the state, including the defense. How did Chubais say it? "Effective owners" they were, yeah. Effective ...

[Karabanov]

Quote: Colonel

There was once a figure of 20 million, 26, somewhere I even saw 36 ...

Take more. Some historians bring this figure to 50! (I came across such information). I am inclined to consider that the figure of 30 million is more approximate to reality. The total losses in the region of 27 million are officially recognized, but it is clear that it is impossible to make a real account of all losses, especially of the civilian population. And every year through the forests they discover the remains of dead soldiers and various graves, which replenish the list of the fallen.

[hydrox]

Quote: Penetrator

And we sinners must have been thrown from another planet

Do not argue with the liberal - it is useless, he will still troll!

[V.ic]

Quote: Colonel

this micro

... half of Europe is filled with refugees ...

Quote: Colonel

hundreds of defense plants have been sacked in 20 years, and now they are proud of round-the-clock work ..

Yes, they are not proud, but rejoice that at least something works!

Quote: Colonel

Nobody needs us with our missiles and tanks,

Even Bashar ibn Hafezu?

Quote: Colonel

nobody is going to fight with us!

Well, yes, NATO’s teachings are just such a carnival, well, think you’ve experienced a missile defense ... ???

Quote: Colonel

by the number of minuses to this post of mine, let's see how successfully the government processes its electorate.

You currently have a rating of 1 to 4 (plus). Actually, the "electorate" is a "voter", if in Russian, but here, mainly: retirees, storekeepers and "jackets" that joined them.

[Col.]

Quote: V.ic

You currently have 1 to 4 rating (plus)

I am not a boy and I do not care about these ratings. The truth is dearer to me.

[V.ic]

Quote: Colonel

I do not care about these ratings.

Quote: Colonel

And by the number of minuses to this my post, let's see

And who is here number of cons interested in?

[Col.]

Quote: V.ic

And who is interested in the number of cons?

This is for clarity to those who are interested, as a criterion for assessing the "balance of interests".

[Penetrator]

Quote: V.ic

Actually, the "electorate" is a "voter", if in Russian, but here, mainly: retirees, reservists and "jackets" that joined them

That is, you don’t consider us as voters - you’ll “put us in the kingdom” yourself, without any democracy, yourself, if you want to?

[V.ic]

Quote: Penetrator

You don’t count us as voters - you’ll "put us in the kingdom" yourself

The great helmsman wisely spoke (according to translators): "a rifle gives rise to power." Give me back my first AG6761 or second AO1320 and 10 pieces of ammunition! The same staffers have a saying that "the Lord created the people, and Samuel Colt made them equal."

[dauria]

. Now they are rapidly making a fetish out of the army, turning it into a national idea (there are no other ideas besides enriching the oligarchs) in order to distract the people from the true problems created by the inept bourgeois authorities.

Eheheh ... It remains to add the slogan "about the defeat of their government in the imperialist war." I don’t put a minus to you, because everything is right. Only now, HOW to build socialism, I do not know. Moses carried Jews for 40 years, waiting for the slave generation to die. Our 35 years have been dragged while the Communists die. I do not believe in "gifted" bourgeois power. They will row for themselves until something happens. Inside or outside the country ...

[Hey]

In the event of war, everything will quickly switch to military rails.
There is a mobilization plan for each enterprise.
A military representative and an enterprise will arrive in a day - two will switch to the production of military products. Who will sabotage this process will be publicly shot according to the laws of war. Of course this is an extreme case, but the military representative will have enough leverage.

[alicante11]

In the event of war, everything will quickly switch to military rails.
There is a mobilization plan for each enterprise.

Was it read in the "Soviet newspapers"? Then it was. And now it will be just like in the PMV - a rifle, but at an exorbitant price, but tomorrow and after 200% advance payment.

[Karabanov]

Quote: Colonel

Is this the front? Do not compare the GREAT PATRIOTIC in which 30 million (!) Were lost with a local mess behind the hill. And for the sake of this micro-camera, our factories are already working around the clock ?!

Plus. And for other reasons I agree.
I once already gave an example of how NATO bombed Libya. A week later, some European armies allegedly screamed - there were no shells, the missiles were over ... And that’s it, Repin’s picture. What are they thinking of fighting? It is clear that without America they are nobody.
I would not want to think that we have the same situation. There are successes, but there is plenty of excessive bravado.

[V.ic]

Quote: venzim

Our grandfathers, be proud of us!

Judging by the picture, grandmothers should be proud, not grandfathers.

[Stelth1985]

You have a strange understanding of pride. Compare x * r with a finger!

[V.ic]

Quote: Stelth1985

You have a strange understanding of pride.

Find "grandfathers" in the picture.

[Now we are free]

I wonder how many hundreds of tons of bombs (from the ISX) were disposed of by recycling from frost in Syria? In any case, this is better than destroying the giant reserves stored in our warehouses for no reason.
Triple benefit:
bombs / missiles disposed of
-interests of the country are upheld / passes "Live" advertising weapons of the Russian Federation
pilots get invaluable practical experience.

The fleet of air-to-ground missiles and aerial bombs is being updated both in-CX and in saturation of our VKS-VO group, which cannot but rejoice, + as new jobs for producing bombs and missiles at Russian enterprises are loaded / appear as a bonus.

[Lt. Air Force stock]

I do not know whether to rejoice or not. It turns out that a month of intensive bombing depletes our missile-bomb weapons so quickly (I’ll remind you that we have about 750 military aircraft (fighters, bombers, attack aircraft), about 40 units are involved in Syria, it’s scary to imagine how long missiles and bombs last if you use all the planes, probably for 12 hours or a day maximum) that it was necessary to load the plants in three shifts (and what’s most interesting where did the personnel for the third shift find?).

[DenZ]

Not the fact that all of this (about switching to the 3rd shift due to Syria) is not a duck. They began to work more. But is it because of Syria ?. For example, I know defense enterprises that before Syria plowed in 3 shifts and nothing ...

[aleks 62 next]

..... I do not know whether to rejoice or not ....


..... Do not bother ..... According to some information, the supply of fairly old, but quite suitable for these purposes X-25 reaches about 25 thousand pieces .... I think it will be enough for an operation in Syria .... And they will be replaced by the X-29 ....

[Vadim237]

These 25000 missiles have probably already been disposed of at the end of their shelf life with guided bombs, the same nonsense, and we purchase several hundreds of guided missiles and bombs a year.

[Moore]

Quote: Lt. Air Force stock

It turns out a month of intensive bombing so quickly depletes our missile and bomb weapons

I suppose it's just logistics. Ammunition is delivered to the end user through a system of arsenals and factory warehouses.
If the replenishment of the part’s warehouse takes place from the arsenal, then the next hole must also be replenished - from the factory.
And three shifts are not from the intensity of consumption, but from the production capacities of the enterprise. IMHO, of course.

[Bourgeois]

I do not know whether to rejoice or not

Rejoice.
Nobody said that stockpiles were depleted. It was just that increased attention was paid to adjustable and high-precision munitions. A team followed to increase their production. In Syria, it’s not a situation where you can carry out carpet bombing, there is no front line there, the work is targeted.

[AndreyS]

Quote: Lt. Air Force stock

It turns out that a month of intensive bombing depletes our missile-bomb weapons so quickly (I’ll remind you that we have about 750 military aircraft (fighters, bombers, attack aircraft), about 40 units are involved in Syria, it’s scary to imagine how long missiles and bombs last if you use all the planes, probably for 12 hours or a day maximum) that it was necessary to load the plants in three shifts (and what’s most interesting where did the personnel for the third shift find?).

Well, what are you, dear Air Force reserve lieutenant nonsense, what are you talking about ?! Sorry, of course, for the words, but that your mind is overshadowed ?! If you are a lieutenant of the Air Force reserve, you should know how many weapons and ammunition are stored in the warehouses of the military units in units, and how many are in the district. (Well, do not know, but at least hear the edge of the ear). And now think about the news, about working in three shifts of an enterprise producing high-precision ammunition, you yourself are not interested in why such news was thrown on the Internet ?! By the way, reading the comments written by some deeply respected people, you start to be very surprised that there are so many “naive Yakut girls” who don’t understand horseradish not in economics, not in military affairs, not in government, not in politics, but they express deeply professional opinion!

[Bongo]

Quote: Now we are free

I wonder how many hundreds of tons of bombs (from the ISX) were disposed of by disposing of the frosts in Syria? In any case, this is better than destroying the giant reserves stored in our warehouses for no reason.

Mostly not new free-falling bombs, delivered there back in Soviet times, are used in the SAR.
As knowledgeable people say, guided aviation ammunition used with the Su-34 from the "export portfolio" of Tactical Missile Weapons Corporation.

[hydrox]

Quote: Now we are free

how many hundreds of tons of bombs (with ISH) were disposed of

This is easy to calculate (of course, approximately):
1. Su-24: Bomb load - 7tn.
2. Su-25 - Bomb load - 5tn.
3. Su-34 - Bomb load - 8tn.
Only 30 vehicles, of which 18 are bombers, 12 attack aircraft
We take 0,6 bomb load (the remaining nodes are occupied by missiles).
We get 4.5 tons for bomber load, 3 tons for attack aircraft. We average the bomb load over attack aircraft and bombers (since the number of sorties by type of aircraft (and there are about 1000 in total) is not known), we get 4 tons of bombs per departure.
In total, only 4000 tons of bombs were unloaded on the Ishilovites, not counting the missiles and what the turntables had thrown. In real life, there will be more, since the combat radius was small, and the bombers worked from a great height in the absence of air defense.

[Stena]

Quote: hydrox

This is easy to calculate (of course, approximately):
1. Su-24: Bomb load - 7tn.
2. Su-25 - Bomb load - 5tn.
3. Su-34 - Bomb load - 8tn.

This is the maximum load. They never take so much - do not take off or a very small radius of combat use. If you want more accurate data, you must consult the "Ancient".

[alicante11]

If you want more accurate data, you must consult the "Ancient".

From experience, I do not advise. The answer will be in the style of “yes which 5t, we and the 3t have no new bombs, and the old ones in the warehouses are rusted”. And smiley . To criticize is, yes.

[glasha3032]

If you paid attention to the video of the starting planes, then the Su-24 usually carries 2 or 500 or 4 250 kg each, the Su-25 carries a pair of 250 kg or 4 NAR containers and no more. Up to 7-8 tons they never load - the aircraft are old and the resource is almost exhausted

[Vladimir 1964]

Quote: Now we are free

In any case, this is better than destroying the giant reserves stored in our warehouses for no reason.

Iskander, Dear, what are you talking about? Apply only those means of destruction that did not "mature" the specified storage period. Everything else will be disposed of in the old grandfather way. Although somehow on TV a transmission slipped about the development in Russia of an explosive-free method of disposing of ammunition.

Something like that, Dear, regulation, however.

[Georgovi4]

The benefit is also that the "recycling" is not at our expense.

[Bongo]

Quote: Penetrator

At normal rates, ammunition with an expiring shelf life is being disposed of.

The problem is that there are not so many of these munitions for arming front-line aviation. For example, in the 08.08 war. the share of guided aviation weapons used was almost 6 times less than in the 1 Chechen. And this is taking into account the fact that X-58 anti-radar missiles were not used in Chechnya.

[Penetrator]

Quote: Bongo

For example, in the war 08.08. the proportion of guided aviation weapons used was almost 6 times less than in the 1st Chechen one.

Invalid comparison. How much time went b / d in Chechnya and how much in Georgia / South Ossetia? Regarding the number of sorties, you need to compare, not the actual cost.

[Bongo]

Quote: Penetrator

Invalid comparison. How much time went b / d in Chechnya and how much in Georgia / South Ossetia? Regarding the number of sorties, you need to compare, not the actual cost.

Why is it not correct? Given the transience of the conflict in Georgia, the proportion of precision munitions should have been greater than in the protracted conflict in Chechnya. However, in the 2 Chechen region the proportion of guided aviation weapons used was 2 times less than in the first.

As you can see from the picture - "the trend however."

[varov14]

Disposal in our country takes place in exploding warehouses, the national treasure of our government is a total "management".

[Lt. Air Force stock]

Quote: varov14

Disposal in our country takes place in exploding warehouses, the national treasure of our government is a total "management".

Artillery shells, a rocket or a bomb exploded in warehouses (a detonator is installed before a combat mission) cannot accidentally explode in a warehouse.

[marlin1203]

This is all good. Only one question warns that there are no air ammunition in stock depots, since the conveyor was empty around the clock? Or 25 planes for a week all stocks from storage chosen? Unclear.

[Mera joota]

Quote: Penetrator

Expiring ammunition with an expiring shelf life is normal

And you are not afraid of the size of the available TSA volumes? In less than a month, when using a minimum of military vehicles, the arsenal was emptied by so much that it takes three shifts to plow in order to make up for it. What's so good ...

[Penetrator]

Quote: Mera Joota

In less than a month, when using a minimum of military vehicles, the arsenal was emptied by so much that it takes three shifts to plow in order to make up for it. What's good is that.

In fact, my post was more playful than serious. What good? Nothing if the situation is really like that. It only seems to me that they simply found additional funds for the production of this type of ammunition.

[Greyjojo]

Before shouting something "urapatriotic," understand the question.
Syria uses new ammunition. Soviet stocks expired at the end of 2000.
So "everything is fine" work from the wheels "

[Greyjojo]

Before shouting something "urapatriotic," understand the question.
Syria uses new ammunition. Soviet stocks expired at the end of 2000.
So "everything is fine" work from the wheels "

[Россия 24]

The workers will have a lot of work, I hope they will be awarded prizes in monetary terms.

[Tor5]

Well done! The main thing is that bombs are torn to shreds by bandits, and not funnels are made at landfills, although this is also necessary.

[Mountain shooter]

And people got somewhere, in three shifts! It's not to unload bricks from the stove. One wrong move from a hangover, and the workshop is in heaven. And do not say that the handling of modern explosives is absolutely safe, and the fuses are stored separately ... And rocket fuel?

[hydrox]

Quote: Mountain Shooter

people scored somewhere, in three shifts

It would be happy :: people earn, and unemployment decreases, and domestic consumption grows (the budget is replenished!), And this machine-building plant managed to get 3 shifts for the people.
But not everywhere: the whole of Izhevsk is sealed with announcements of the “required” type over the entire engineering spectrum (from turners ...), but they have already cleaned up pensioners half a shift, but still not enough ...
Well, office mold does not want to go to the creators!
And rocket fuel is supplied to the assembly in finished glasses (it is also solid (plasticine-like))

[Black Colonel]

Well, office mold does not want to go to the creators!
If the salary in the office and in the workshop is comparable, then what's the point of going to a noisy and dusty workshop, if you can earn the same, and possibly more, money in a quiet, cool office? Motivation should be.

[Monster_Fat]

It is not only not “comparable,” it is much smaller, sometimes at times. In addition, working in the office doesn’t risk anything, unless you get the bosses who got up on the wrong foot today, and working in the workshop, you are responsible for your work not only with the ruble (they are fines, godlessly, for any miss, not to mention marriage), but your health can easily be injured.

[volot-voin]

That is a plus for the economy. Our workers will earn money even. We in St. Petersburg at the Morozovsky plant pray for Putin.

[Karabanov]

Quote: volot-voin

That is a plus for the economy. Our workers will earn money even. We in St. Petersburg at the Morozovsky plant pray for Putin.

Believe me, not everywhere. YuMZ in the Kemerovo region (being once defensive), in some places resembles scenes from the film "Stalker" by Tarkovsky.

[dauria]

sometimes reminds scenes from the movie "Stalker" by Tarkovsky.

No, we are carefully "canned". And the playful workshop is called "The Nursing Home." Actually, the 70-year-old grandfather, slowly shuffling from a smoking room to one of the few working machines, doesn’t care, the leftist is sharpening a small bribe, everything from the old nest egg. And then bravo yelling- mob reserve, military representative of all ears. Whom? Who are you going to plow on? The filly died. And foals are too thoroughbred and nimble, fasting fast.

[papont64]

A good opportunity to test production in real combat.

[veksha50]

Quote: papont64

A good opportunity to test production in real combat.

More precisely, to test the transfer of industry on a military track ... Restore the bunch that was actually destroyed ...

[a.hamster55]

In addition, these are quite good “enhancement courses” for the skill of our pilots and rear pilots. With the proper organization of rotation, you can tighten the level of combat use and gain unique experience for many units. Good luck, guys!

[hydrox]

Good experience and a good step in the career ladder :: after the completion of the "courses" to send in parts by squadron commanders - here's the retraining with the transfer of combat experience on the job!

[ZAGOD]

Where did they get the workers?

[mag nit]

Gastara from Khokhlostan ...

[mamont5]

Everything for the front, everything for the Victory!

[iliitchitch]

Quote: maxiban

Much work remains to be done. This is the beginning.

They shot a volley of 26 missiles, well, that’s great! But after all, not some terrorists are confronting us by and large - the United States and NATO. Although they don’t have it, it’s worse, but judging by the insanity of some comrades because of the puddle, they can rush with their old stuff, very effective. Mass crushed. Reserve Rates - Strategic Rocket Forces. Kirdyk Planet ... NOT, we are not yet ready for war, but it is coming. The shepherd drives the rams to the slaughter, but humanity itself. So who is smarter - a ram or a person?

[Irokez]

Quote: SRC P-15

I just can’t understand one thing: they still haven’t gotten rid of manual assembly, or in this case, otherwise?

Well this is not a cartridge factory where a cartridge is a trifle compared to a bomb. Ammunition is mass produced, and bombs in the required quantities - count in small quantities.

[veksha50]

Quote: Irokez

Cartridges then mass produce

In Soviet times, all the lines for the production of pasta were sharpened for the production of cartridges ... Retargeted for two to three days ...

[Black Colonel]

In my opinion, the production of cigarettes (cigarettes) was also sharpened for readjustment for the production of 7,62 mm cartridges.

[cormorant]

Great news! And that means - additional jobs, taxes, a pension fund. Families of factory workers buy new things, furniture in their homes, and this is again taxes to the state ... Everyone is fine, except ISIS.

[basmach]

If a small operation in Syria required such a sharp increase in production that the enterprise works as much as three shifts, then what will happen in a more serious conflict. Those. even a small expense forced the company to strain to the fullest. And then fight with what. All this speaks of the unpreparedness of our defense industry for a more serious conflict.

[theadenter]

Well. Syria, as a stress test of our defense, was not so useless.
Having seen the emerging problems, now, questions will be raised to address them.

[theadenter]

In general, if the bombs for the operation in Syria end, it will be a real embarrassment.

Some advantages: Additional shifts - more jobs. Increasing profits of defense enterprises - will lead to the modernization of production lines.

[Bourgeois]

When Libya was bombed, the British had problems with this))) on the third day, the Royal Air Force howled that the bombs were over)) Laughter and sin.
Well, Russia, mother is not a "soyuznichki" we have this good, full of a box.
I remember in Afghanistan, in the early 80s, aircraft used bombs at the end of the 40s, and by the year 85, there were already fresh ammunition.

[theadenter]

That's right. We not only need bombs on Syria, but also on the defense of our country, as it were. We do the right thing, that we replace the old ammunition, using them for their intended purpose.

[glasha3032]

And after 91 years there was no state order and did not produce anything for 20 years, and by now they have come with old and worn-out equipment.

[basmach]

This is not about simple FABs, it’s like dirt. we are talking about high-precision weapons that do not plop like aluminum spoons. A total of about 900 sorties took place, taking into account the fact that not every flight with guided munitions - consumption was unlikely to exceed 500-600 pcs. This is the work of only ONE regiment, and if 5 will work, then what?

[Tusv]

Gentlemen, future Ukrainian migrant workers, it is safer to get to work through London. SBU does not sleep

[Mercenary]

This is how industry and the economy of the country should work !!! Only it is necessary to do not only bombs.

[BOB044]

Russian manufacturers of aerial bombs operate in three shifts

The slogan at the enterprise <Comrade is not one bomb and missiles past the target.> With love from Russia for ISIS.

[veksha50]

"Here, in particular, KAB-500 adjustable bombs and X-29L missiles are manufactured, almost daily applied in Syria for strikes on the objects of the IG "...

Well, and some tried to say that we use junk from arsenals ...
True, the three-shift mode of operation also confirms that there isn’t too much of this "good" in the arsenals, so let them increase the pace ... So that they can do enough for the Syrian affairs and put it on the nest egg, for a rainy day ...

PS Here in the morning USA Today has already jumped into the topic of the low combat readiness of our planes located in Syria ... Well, yes, yes, something was destroyed in as many as three weeks as the Amers never dreamed of, and even that became ammunition not enough that in three shifts the production worked ...

[Mera joota]

Quote: veksha50

in three weeks they destroyed as much as Amers never dreamed of

On paper, you can destroy as many as you like, listening to the victorious broadcasts it seems that the jihadists have no soldiers, only leaders and headquarters.

[Seneca]

[quote = hydrox] [quote = Mountain shooter] people scored somewhere, in three shifts [/ quote]

It would be happy :: people earn, and unemployment decreases, and domestic consumption grows (the budget is replenished!), And this machine-building plant managed to get 3 shifts for the people.
But not everywhere: the whole of Izhevsk is sealed with announcements of the “required” type over the entire engineering spectrum (from turners ...), but they have already cleaned up pensioners half a shift, but still not enough ...
This is how in this way the budget is replenished in the manufacture of ammunition? Not for export. Another thing is that people have work .. and with increased demand for their products, respectively, a decent salary (I hope)

[106 VDD]

Everything is simpler than it seems, the people in 3 shifts were not scored in all the workshops, but only in the assembly ones, the people are the same, come and go, there is a small backlog to the components. And, by the way, about the photo for the article: the missiles that are visible there are not x-29l, and this workshop, where these two friends are currently working, is actually standing. In short, the article is somehow fake, they shot a couple of weeks, and the warehouses were empty?

[hydrox]

Quote: Seneca

This is how in this way the budget is replenished in the manufacture of ammunition?

Our tax office is not in order to answer your children's questions.

[Hey]

Quote: Seneca

This is how in this way the budget is replenished in the manufacture of ammunition?

Simple scheme: The military department pays the company money for its products. The company pays the workers - who pay the state through income tax. The company also pays to a pension fund, health insurance fund, etc.
Further subcontractors and the same formula, though in a smaller size.
Hence the replenishment of the budget, both local and regional.

[zenith]

Quote: basmach

.... And then fight with what. All this speaks of the unpreparedness of our defense industry for a more serious conflict.

And who reported to you that from the assembly line and straight to the front. Or maybe from the assembly line and again to the "storeroom". Maybe someone made conclusions that the reserve doesn’t hinder it in Qatar, the bazaar, and other chihuar. AND?

[marc75]

To be honest, it’s real in the RF Armed Forces of ammunition (with an unexpired term) for 2-3 days of intense military operations. Modern ammunition is a very complicated thing, imported components are required to master the replacement of 4-5 years, and the industry is not able to produce in large quantities, there are no specialists. I myself know the state of work in the defense industry, there are many developments, but there is no production.

[Trigger-Happy]

Quite rightly say - production is destroyed in the bud. Syria is all toys, training, whatever you want to call it, but in reality the army will have to fight (God forbid) - AKM !!! There are a lot of naive "patriots" sitting there, "how the Americans scatter from our land" comments, etc. etc., which do not really assess the situation, but in fact everything is very sad, on the verge of survival !!!

[Vadim237]

These missiles are completely from our components.

[Gray 43]

And what, in Russia there is only one such enterprise, that now they are forced to organize the Stakhanov movement? And if, God forbid, war? Again "shell hunger"? Somehow short-sighted, even if they want to build a new plant, then where to get personnel and equipment? Managers and economists will be recruited, but where are the workers from migrant workers? Workers education was kicked under the baseboard, and without it it is impossible to make a "smart" and not only weapons

[kolyhalovs]

Quote: Gray 43

And if, God forbid, war?

So that’s the problem, that it’s already a war.

[Vadim237]

In Ulyanovsk, the DMG plant was opened - a Russian-German joint venture producing ultramodern machines and CNC machining centers with a productivity of 1000 machines per year, so there will be no problems with the equipment.

[Minsker]

Hush hush! Old they will recycle! They themselves write that new and high-precision ammunition is used. Where is the logic, brothers, Russians?

[Minsker]

Quote: Gray 43

And what, in Russia there is only one such enterprise, that now they are forced to organize the Stakhanov movement? And if, God forbid, war? Again "shell hunger"? Somehow short-sighted, even if they want to build a new plant, then where to get personnel and equipment? Managers and economists will be recruited, but where are the workers from migrant workers? Workers education was kicked under the baseboard, and without it it is impossible to make a "smart" and not only weapons

HERE! Gold words! Centuries pass and nothing changes with us. At first there was a lot of pathos and pride, then a loud landing in a puddle, then a long and painful getting up and a victory at a high price and millions of victims. When will they understand that the main thing is military experts and skilled engineers and hard workers and not iron. Who will do it ??

[Azzi]

Yesterday it hit me the same way, they say, what kind of news, there isn’t enough ammunition, what are they switching to 3 shifts? Then the news slipped through, they say they will reduce the number of exercises in 16, while maintaining the budget because of Syria. Two similar news in one day - smacks of provocation.

reports the Russian newspaper with reference to the head office of the company.

The manufacturer’s website has nothing of the kind. Someone like leaked a newspaper? So it would be useful to look for this someone who is talking about the work of a sensitive enterprise.

[33 Watcher]

Well, news in itself, but news. But the reaction to it of the Western "partners" I look forward to Well, the Ukrainian media especially, in porzhu

[chunga-changa]

And that there were no stocks? A month of war has passed by twenty planes and is that all? What were you going to fight in a serious case?

[Trigger-Happy]

Quote: venzim

Our grandfathers, be proud of us!

what to be proud of? So that in 25 years they have stolen all industry and production? Are these grandfathers proud?

[seregatara1969]

business in three shifts. do you have nothing for free?

[Minsker]

If only it weren’t: there will be no shells today. Turner fell ill (

[Tra-ta-ta]

bomb manufacturers work in three shifts
You give a shift at workplaces without stopping production ..!

[sw247]

Everything for the front, everything for the victory ...

[Trigger-Happy]

Quote: chunga-changa

And that there were no stocks? A month of war has passed by twenty planes and is that all? What were you going to fight in a serious case?

the trouble is that there is nothing to fight with a trained opponent, if that! The main hope of the Kremlin for a nuclear umbrella, as I see it.

[voyaka uh]

It seems to me that if workers give out electric screwdrivers (see photo),
then things will go faster.

[Tra-ta-ta]

..a it seems to me that on such a special safety requirements, and power tools may not be acceptable ..!

[voyaka uh]

Well then pneumatic ...

[106 VDD]

Quote: voyaka uh

It seems to me that if workers give out electric screwdrivers (see photo),
then things will go faster.

What nonsense ... And if they have a screwdriver in each hand, then probably even faster? And if not 2 people (as in the photo), but 2, and all the resources of the country can be put, then in general you can fill up all these missiles. You think it's all about build speed, seriously? !!