What is NATO going to shoot down "Caliber"

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Striving for world hegemony, Washington is imposing on its allies the deployment on their territory of their defensive and offensive weapons, including a missile defense system. According to the Pentagon, it is designed to protect Europe from a missile threat from the East. However, sober-minded Western politicians have already begun to ask the question: Is this air defense system as effective as it is advertised by the United States or is this being done to ensure ever-greater military dependence on Washington?

I, of course, apologize, but just have to return to this topic. Surprisingly, he did not see a logical analysis of the essence of the incident.

Let's, as usual, "from the stove." The stove in this case is the Tomahawk cruise missile. I remind you what it is. The BGM-109 Tomahawk is an American multi-purpose, high-precision subsonic cruise missile (hereinafter referred to as the CD) for long-range, tactical and strategic purposes. It flies at extremely low altitudes with rounding of the terrain. It is in service with submarines and surface ships of the US Navy since the year 1983. Going into technical details too deeply makes no sense, you just need to remember the key concepts. 1) 1983 year; 2) supersmall heights; 3) on ships and submarines - that is, along the entire coast of the former USSR, now Russia; 4) range of a modern modification of the RGM / UGM-109E Tomahawk Block IV - up to 2 500 km.



Why enough? Enough to understand the response of the military-industrial complex of the USSR and the military-industrial complex of the Russian Federation. All anti-aircraft missiles, all radar systems from the 70-s (the "Tomahawks" began to develop from the 1972 year, and KGB agents not only live on TV), initially at the R & D stage (research and development) took into account the existence of the CD and the urgent need for the ability to destroy them.

Slowly, by letter: the USSR Air Defense learned to destroy the KR from the end of the 70s theoretically, from the 1983 - practically. Your humble servant (author - Konstantin Borisov, ed.) 2, conscripts held in ZRV (anti-aircraft missile troops) from 1984 to 1986. By virtue of this, I have the right to report: even the old, Vietnamese war SNR-75, who by that time reached the modernization called “Desna”, could shoot at the CD. CR was shot at CHP-125, CHP-200. From 1986, the SNR-300 came to the air defense system - they shot down the CD even better. I am writing the “SNR” according to the soldier’s habit - the “missile guidance station”, although the latter two letters are not used more often.

C-300, C-400 - this is what was created and put into service in front of even the youngest readers, and now we are talking about C-500. I assure you - all this technique can knock down the CD. As a guidance operator, I still remember what horror for us these CRs were at the test sites ... They rushed about the monitor, trying to jump out of its limits, they "flew" into the background from the relief, could turn almost 180 degrees and jump out capture. And we only reacted with our eyes and hands - against the Tomahawks on-board computers. Our lesion rate is 0,1 at best. 1 of 10! Therefore, the air defense missile defense system, which covered strategic objects, stood in three echelons. Therefore, the ZRV was reinforced by interceptors, while front-line air defense stood close to the objects - those designed to destroy everything that flies above the parapet of the trench.

This multi-layered system, I repeat, lined up from the beginning of 80's. It was improved by automated control systems (automatic control system), radio engineering troops put into operation more and more new radars, missiles were upgraded, fighter-interceptors became “meaner”, Shilki built fire walls even at night ... In the form in which Russian air defense exists on Today's day is a true work of military art. Beautiful, reliable, perfect. And - very expensive. Highly. Why about the price suddenly remembered? Now I will explain.

We turn around to face a probable opponent. What is NATO in Europe today? All our ears buzzed that there is in the charter of this organization “the famous item 5”, according to which “when attacking one NATO country to defend it, all the others will stand up at once”. Because "Boyztsa, shitty, we will kill and tear you all at once!" Heard of course? In the days of historical materialism, the party taught us not to steal the primary sources from small things. Therefore - read the original. Here it is, that same article number 5:

“The Contracting Parties agree that an armed attack on one or more of them in Europe or North America will be considered as an attack on them as a whole, and therefore agree that if such an armed attack takes place, each of these, in the exercise of the right to individual or collective self-defense, recognized by Article 51 of the United Nations Charter, will assist the Contracting Party subjected to, or the Contracting Parties msya such attacks by the immediate implementation of such individual or joint action as it deems necessary, including the use of armed force, to restore and maintain the security of the North Atlantic area. "

Read? I highlight the main thing:

"... each of them ... will help ... as it deems necessary"

We translate from bureaucratic to universal. That attacked the green Martian men on ... well, for example, Latvia. All other NATO countries, as soon as the news of this terrible horror reached them, begin ... what, to fight? Nope For-se-give. Meet headquarters, parliaments, governments to decide: what do we, the brothers, consider it necessary? Estonia considers it necessary ... crap mount dug-out walls. Turkey believes that it is better to chew dried apricots. Cyprus believes that it would be necessary to go to the store for a new geographical atlas, because on its headquarters maps Latvia is still part of the USSR. After a couple of days or weeks of meetings, the NATO countries begin ... what, to fight? Indian hut you! You need to get in touch with each other, agree who is the first, who is the second, who agrees only to wash the diapers and put Coca Cola in the fridge. "Guys, who will bring shells?" Ay, who as with jet fuel? Wow, Canadians are full ?! Well, give me a ride, we’ll sweep the takeoff ... "

The 5 article is no guarantee for an immediate, powerful collaborative response. Whoever decides that it is necessary to harness is harnessing. Well, when will agree, in what place, by what forces and when. Who decides that the best tactic - to hide in the house - hide. And there is no way to punish for this, there is no punitive measures in the NATO charter to those who consider it necessary to use the tactics of “Whatever happens”.

And what, I ask, then you need to be afraid of NATO? Yes, because there is a damnable little tree in the sea-ocean, in which they also know how to read the 5 article. And they know very well that all these “NATO allies” and “brothers in arms"Will fight only after powerful kicks and cuffs. But time is also required for kicks with splints, and green Martian men, as shown by the past year, will not give time. They guys, of course, polite, but some quick. Never Estonians. So, all that is left to the overseas democrats is to be the first to harness oneself while the diplomats kick and slap. And how to stay the first? The answer is only one: you need to have your own military bases in the territories of ALL NATO allies. And keep there technique. And keep people there. And be ready to really fight. Sad for the Americans, but these are “European values”.

And let's stop wondering that the Americans strive to regularly clean the pockets of all of Europe - it is the Americans that represent the first echelon of the defense, the military fist of NATO. Do you want to save on defense, to keep especially puppet armies with a set of cans, which you call “armored armada”? Yes, the problems are known, but ... “If you don’t want to feed your army, you will feed someone else’s” this time. Two - "Who is having a girl dinner, that is her dancing." Because a) feed, what are you standing? and b) bend down and pick it up hem, it is not so painful ...



Okay, enough of the lyrics. Let's explore the list of US bases outside the United States. No, not all - we have already seen the defeat zones “Calibres”, so we'll see in them.

Air force
Bahrain - Ise air base
Belgium - Chieveres Air Base
Belgium - Kleine Brogel airbase
Bulgaria - Bezmer Air Base
Bulgaria - Graf-Ignatievo air base
United Kingdom - RAF Lakenthealth, Brandon, Suffolk
United Kingdom - RAF Menwith Hill, Yorkshire Dales
United Kingdom - RAF Mildenhall, Mildenhall
United Kingdom - RAF Croughton, Upper Heyford
United Kingdom - RAF Alconbury, Oxfordshire
Germany - Ansbach
Germany - Airbase Geilenkirchen
Germany - Ramstein
Germany - Spangdahlem Air base
Greenland - Tule AB
Greenland - Guam - Andersen Air Force Base
Spain - the base of 1 in Andalusia
Spain - the base of 2 in Andalusia
Italy - Aviano Air Base
Italy - San Vito dei Normann Air Station
Qatar - Al Udeid Base
Netherlands - Joint Force Command Brunssum
Norway - base in Stavanger
United Arab Emirates - Al Dafra base
Oman - air base in Mazir
Oman - Tumrate air base
Portugal - Lajes Field
Saudi Arabia - Eskan Village airbase
Turkey - Incirlik Air Base

Navy
Bahrain - Naval Support Activity Bahrain
Bahrain - Naval Detacment Dubai
Greece - Souda Bay
Spain - Rota Naval Station
Italy - Naval Support Activity Naples (US 6 fleet)
Italy - Naval Air Station Siginella, Sicily
Italy - Naval Support Activity Gaeta

I do not consider land bases, marine bases. Aviation and the fleet are carriers of strategic weapons, first strike weapons. What should be ready for battle 24 hours a day in order to be able to respond to a hypothetical attack of Russia or deliver a preemptive strike in case of aggression. And these are objects, I repeat, located in the zone of destruction of the Caliber. If these facilities are destroyed, disabled, the strategic balance in favor of Russia will be upset. Therefore, these objects must be reliably protected, including from air attacks. It seems that the logic of reflection is not broken anywhere yet?

Minimum - 36 objects. It remains to be understood - are they covered by air defense from the attack with “Gauges” or not? Yes, yes, I do ask a question with a question, that's right. Before 7 in October, 2015 was in service with Russian cruise missiles. Could a mentally normal American designer of anti-aircraft missiles lay in his creations a safety factor in the event of an attack of what-no? We study.

I do not see the slightest point in considering the missile defense of the American ships - the “Calibers” did not take the capitalist obligation not to fly to the target over land, which we clearly saw when hitting the Syrian basmachs. The speed of the "Caliber" - 0,8 M (Mach), which is in terms of the usual - 989 km / h, they went to the target 50 meters from the ground. Since this is a modern fight, let's recalculate the speed more precisely. 989km / h = 16,48 km / min = 0,274 km / sec.

The main US anti-aircraft missile early warning system today is the Patriot PAC-3, which was put into service in the 2001 year. There is nothing newer. According to his TTH, "the probability of a tactical missile being hit is 0,6-0,8." As if all 2 were lucky, the 10 missiles could reach the target. Not bad? We read once again: we are talking about a tactical rocket. What is this most tactical missile, obviously from its more accurate name: front-line ballistic missile. Ballistic. That is, its trajectory is not like that of a cruise missile, it follows a ballistic trajectory. Consequently, a remarkable ratio in the Patriot’s performance characteristics is not about the Kabir KP. And there is no reason to be surprised: the latest modification of the Patriot was put into service on 2001, the Caliber started this month.



But, being a skeptic, I began to read a little into the performance characteristics of the Patriot components. Well, you never know: just forgot to write about the CD, and in fact bring them down to the “Patriot” - like two ... bytes to send. Here is the Patriot radar: AN / MPQ-65. We read:

"The radar is set in the direction of the expected threat and maintains this position in the process of firing."

That is - if the direction of “arrival” of Caliber is known in advance - we work, if we need to react in the improvisation mode - “we turn the entire radar relative to the trailer”. Time of such a turn, sorry, I could not find yet. Suppose, for example, 10 seconds. The caliber during this time will fly, as we have just considered, 2,7 km. We read further.

"Homing time - 8-10 seconds"

Let 8 be kinder! Caliber during this time has passed 2,2 km. That is, for the time while the radar is spinning and pointing, Caliber approached 5 km. Here is another feature of this radar:

"The detection range of the EPR target in 0,1 sq. M (the head of the rocket) - 70 km."

Total: while the radar caught and began to accompany, Caliber was already in 65 km from the target. The radar "took" the target, the command went to the Patriot missile. Missile - MIM 104. A good rocket, no words - it has speed up to 1,7km / s, that is, as much as 6 times as fast as the Caliber. No problem shoot down? There is. The minimum height is 60 meters. The caliber flies on the 50. NDA ... But, as an anti-aircraft gunner, I report - you can get on 50 meters. It is necessary that this very MIM intercepted Caliber at the stage of gaining its height - a bale, and hit. We on CHP 75 - fell. 1 times from 10, but fell! The main thing - the angle of the launcher to have time to pick up so that the anti-aircraft missile and the CR crossed at that very hypotenuse. And right here ... TTH PU "Patriot":

"The launching angle of the rockets is fixed - 38 ° from the horizon line"

It's not me who composed it, honestly! Fixed. Do you remember trigonometry? We have a leg in 50 meters and the opposite angle 38 degrees. The hypotenuse is a leg divided by the sine of the opposite angle. You can count them yourself, you can believe the word - somehow. Sine 38 degrees = 0,615. 50 / 0,615 = 81,3 meter. It's not me, it's Pythagoras who is to blame for the fact that the Patriot is able to knock down the Caliber at a distance of 81,3 meters from the launcher. Warhead Caliber weighs, recall, 450 kg. You know, I somehow do not want to comment on the explosion of 450 kg of TNT in 80 meters from me. And after passing the 81,3 meter, all that MIM 104 can do is go 10 meters above Caliber. The warhead can be eroded directly above the Caliber, but the beam of striking elements cannot be directed vertically downwards. It turns out that the defeat ratio at the amazing work of the Patriot operators (and giving a signal to undermine specifically OVER Caliber at the speed of the latter almost 1000km / h is something daunting) will not rise above 0,1.

With the "Patriot", like, figured out. What options are there yet? Means of electronic warfare - electronic warfare. We put the most powerful interference, break the connection with GLONASS, Calibers go crazy and fly away in different directions, without getting to the goal. Is it logical It would seem yes, but Caliber is in many ways an analogue of Tomahawk. And the “Tomahawks” did not stray towards our radio troops in the direction of: the on-board computers have the coordinates of the target. Tomahawks reacted to the limit to the limit simply - they ceased to perceive any signals at all and went on commands from the on-board computer. Of course, we don’t know anything about Caliber’s computers from the open press, but I see no reason to suppose that they are “dumber” than those on the Tomahawks.

Hypothetically, we continue to track the approach of Calibres to the goal. 70 km - the Patriots were involved, but they couldn't do anything. Is there anything in the arsenal of NATO that can destroy the Calibers on a smaller distance? I searched for a long time, but still found it.

Norwegian Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile System - NASAMS. “A medium-range mobile air defense missile system is designed to hit air targets at low and medium altitudes in all weather conditions.” Upgraded to index II, it covers all air bases in Norway from 1994. Its performance characteristics make it possible to “grab” a target at 40 km from launchers, and at that, at 30 meters from the ground as the minimum height. Recall what 40 km is at Caliber speed. 2 minutes 25 seconds of flight. The reaction time of the complex (from the moment when the radar "grabbed" the target before the launch of the anti-missile from the launcher) - 10 seconds, during this time Calibers are getting closer by almost 3 km. That launched a NASAMS II rocket complex, which has a speed of 1020 km / hour.

A beautiful picture - two rockets are rushing towards each other in the air, the rendezvous speed is 2 000 km / h! 1 minute 11 seconds before the "meeting", that is, the caliber can be shot down at a distance 17,5 km from the target. Only I was going to be happy for NATO, how my eyes rested in the performance characteristics of this very NASAMS II radar. This radar is called AN / TPQ-64 - this product is part of the complex with the 1999 of the year. The radar has such an indicator as the period of updating the combat situation data - the speed with which the radar records changes in the position of the target and its missile. So with this AN / TPQ-64 it amounts to ... 2 seconds. And two seconds at the speed of convergence in 2000 km / h - this is, sorry, more than a kilometer! That's the whole reason why this complex is only in Norway for the time being: the radar does not allow for an anti-aircraft missile to be deployed to the CD.

The development of the Norwegians, of course, was noticed by the Americans. Since the beginning of 2000-x, the American manufacturer of the Patriot complexes - Raytheon has joined the Norwegians. In October, 2006 reported that the development of their joint air defense system - SLAMRAAM (Surface Launched Advanced Medium Range Air-to-Air Missile) was completed. It sounds beautiful, but the only one news about this - that in the summer of 2009 this complex successfully shot down at a distance of 30 km at an extremely low altitude ... a drone. Since then, there has been no news, as the SLAMRAAM complex itself did not enter service, which was scheduled for 2012. The reasons are not voiced - most likely, he is what he calls and "is not brought to mind." beating drones - this is one thing, but getting into Caliber with its 1000 km / h and the ability to maneuver is something completely different ...



We continue to "follow" the flight of the Caliber. 70 km to the target - Patriot flew by, 40 km - NASAMS flew by and hypothetical SLAMRAAM. What else is in stock?

The Avenger short-range anti-aircraft missile system (ZRK) is intended for hitting air targets at ranges of 0.5-5.5 km, altitudes of 0.5-3.8 km on heading courses and in pursuit. I began to read the description of this "Avenger". Got to this phrase:

"The operator accompanies the goal visually, using an optical sight, or using a thermal imager"

... Yes, and stopped reading. Visually accompany the target, which for 1 seconds moves to 270 meters, and also performs the “Snake” maneuver, when you have only 5,5 km (20 seconds) left in your stock only Hollywood heroes can. Yes, and that, if the Calibers go "flock", as in Syrian Basmach, strabismus will work ...

Let's summarize. 36 strategic objects of the US Army located in the zone of destruction of the Caliber missiles from the impact of these missiles are not covered by anything. Base fleet and aviation are not protected by anything. And yes - for me, these words sound like music.

Let's estimate what happened. If the US wants to preserve these objects, they, roughly speaking, need to throw all their forces at R & D and be able to create in the shortest possible time what they have never had before: anti-aircraft missile systems capable of destroying the CD. How long it will take - I can not predict. The “Patriots” were designed and manufactured by Raytheon, I don’t have a clue how things are going there. In 70-s, when the system, called the “Patriot”, was developed, R & D, test launches, debugging took 6 years. It cost 2,3 billion then dollars. In the current 1 dollars, the Patriot division costs 1 billion dollars, which are all 4 launchers. How much are the new Caliber - no one will say. The export version (up to 300 km range) is sold at 3.6 million dollars, but what is the rate of profit there is again unknown. Let 3,0 - sorry, or something. Let the Americans use the same 1 billion for the new air defense system - they will hurt, they will save, they will buy paint from the Chinese. Let - according to the Russian tradition - 100 million dollars stolen. The output will still get 300 Caliber on the 1 Division from 4 PU ...

A year ago, a certain B. Obama spoke about the Russian economy, "torn to shreds." After October 7, these are the words of a man who simply does not have air force bases in Europe and the Middle East. We live in an amazing time, gentlemen! .. The arms race, among other reasons, once ruined the USSR - there is such a well-founded version. 36 strategic objects not protected by anything. 5-6 years that are needed to close them from Calibres. 5-6 has been with Russia for the purpose of riveting, riveting and riveting these very Gages and carriers for them.



Today Calibers can start from tiny “Buyanov-M”, from 636.3 class submarines, from 11661 class patrol ships. "Tomahawks" can start from airplanes, we have not heard about the fact that Calibres can do it. But, strictly speaking, how does the air-based CD differ from the sea-based CD? The fact that an airborne KR does not need the first, accelerating, engine — from under the wing of an airplane, a rocket starts at the speed of an airplane. The length of the Caliber is 8 meters, without one engine step, it will be shorter to fit on the suspension. If the designers unknown to us managed, without changing the dimensions of the Calibres (compared to the export versions), “teach” them to fly 10 times as large as the export version, then they can be assured that they will overcome the Air-Caliber calibers.

Why did I talk about economics? By signing the INF Treaty in 1987, the Americans deliberately removed their Tomahawks from the field of its operation. In the zone of their defeat, there is a huge part of Russia and the fact that strategic objects are securely covered by a layered air defense system is a legacy from the USSR, but not collapsed, but reinforced by the newest C-300 of the third generation, C-400 and the Pantsiry. How much it cost, what kind of effort it required - our military and workers of the military-industrial complex know in detail. Since October 7, the USA and NATO will have to climb into this skin - it is unlikely that the Americans are smiling alone to cover even their objects. But “not our own,” but purely European, is ten times more. Exactly the same way as the Union once did, European NATO countries now need to think about how to close their nuclear power plants, thermal power plants, chemical plants, refineries, hydroelectric dams, their capitals and major cities.

Russia has managed to make the same asymmetrical retaliatory move: Calibres and carriers that can carry them to any point in Europe and the Middle East are many times cheaper than the defunct NATO air defense system that does not exist today and is able to cope with this offensive weaponry. The trick applied by the Americans when signing the INF Treaty, beats them on the forehead - foreheads will have to develop and learn how to produce air defense missiles capable of destroying the CD. This trick beats their wallet: the creation of hundreds of complexes is not the reproduction of dollars on the Fed's computers, and no one can help the exchange.

Does this mean that Russia has achieved a complete and final breakthrough in the military-strategic situation? Not. We have not seen whether the Calibres are able to cope with surface targets, and no one has "canceled" the US carrier groups. But the blow was strong: NATO will have to spend a lot of its resources on the creation of air defense. This gives Russia a head start in creating a new shield against aircraft carrier groups, against the US submarine fleet. This is a huge, hard work, especially given the sad state of the economy. But the fact that Russia turned out to be capable of such a beautiful and effective maneuver as the creation of the newest Caliber makes it possible to look at the situation with somewhat greater optimism.
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  2. -33
    31 October 2015 06: 31
    The author has a lot of mistakes, he presents little anti-aircraft missile technology.
    - In the Kyrgyz Republic fired SNR-125, SNR-200. Shoot SAM, and not CHP.
    - They rushed about the monitor, trying to jump out of it, they “flew” into the background from the relief, could turn around almost 180 degrees and jump out of the capture sector. Directly a computer game. Turning the target 180g is cool!
    Analysis of performance characteristics and possibilities of shelling - I'm a patrol!

    But about article 5 and the fact that Europe will have to puff in the first place, or even without FSA, this is true.
    1. +22
      31 October 2015 06: 44
      Does this mean that Russia has achieved a complete and final turning point in the military-strategic situation? Not. We have not seen whether the Caliber is capable of coping with surface targets, and no one has "canceled" US carrier groups. But the blow learned a lot: NATO will have to spend a lot of its resources on creating air defense.




      1. +64
        31 October 2015 09: 21
        Oh, and neighing in the morning .... From the heart of the author for the style ..
        PySy save the article ... :) ..
        1. +14
          31 October 2015 10: 34
          It's a pity that so far there are very few carriers of "calibers"
          1. +11
            31 October 2015 20: 16
            Do not tell anyone about this - let everyone think that you have them like dirt .... no one has canceled the bluff and is not considered a west ...
            1. +23
              1 November 2015 01: 12
              The author is very well done, an excellent article.

              By the way, while I was reading, I found a solution for patriots!

              Since they take targets from 70 meters, and the Caliber flies to 50, you just need to put the Patriots in the foundation pit of 21 meters of depth, then he can catch the caliber wassat
              1. +14
                1 November 2015 12: 18
                and immediately calculate the diameter of the pit at a shooting angle of 38 grams! min 60m, and taking into account tolerances and errors all 100. I liked the article 100%.
            2. +8
              1 November 2015 22: 50
              And how much did Club-K do? Right?
              Any river container ship will take 50 20-foot containers on board. And there are almost 200 Caliber rockets :)))) Now this is no longer funny ..... And the factory, they say, calibers in three shifts horseradish ...
          2. -2
            31 October 2015 20: 47
            I didn’t write it, honestly! Fixed. Remember trigonometry? We have a leg in 50 meters and an opposite angle of 38 degrees. Hypotenuse - leg, divided by the sine of the opposite angle. You yourself can count, you can take a word - whatever. Sine 38 degrees = 0,615. 50 / 0,615 = 81,3 meters.

            What is this, the author has such a joke. What does the launch angle have to do with the range of the target. Or does Amer’s air defense strike directly on target?
            1. +14
              31 October 2015 23: 13
              Quote: Mahmut
              . Or does Amer’s air defense strike directly on target?

              And so it turns out. If at the stage of climb (i.e. direct fire) the target was not shot down, then the anti-aircraft missile will be able to work only at altitudes significantly higher than the flight of the Kyrgyz Republic.
            2. +7
              1 November 2015 12: 22
              otherwise they will not converge at an altitude of 50m! Patriot is flying at 60m! and a 50 m mark can
              pass only at the moment and it is when shooting direct fire, then it will go higher and cannot fall by 50 m
            3. +3
              1 November 2015 12: 59
              Quote: Mahmut
              81,3 meter.

              This is, SUDDENLY, height. laughing In general, he writes normally, knows, in general, the situation at that time. winked
          3. +7
            1 November 2015 13: 07
            where did you get that little? Caliber can be ANY BASIS:
            “This cruise missile is quite widely known and has been in service with the Russian army for several years now, and is used both in the navy and in aviation, as well as in the ground forces and the coast guard. Our specialists identify it by the Russian codes 3M-14 and 3M- 54 with different indices ("A" - aviation, "M" - mobile, "NK" - surface ships, "PL" - submarines, "K" - cruise missiles, "E" - export, etc.) and by the name "Caliber" - a unique development of the Novator Design Bureau named after LV Lyuliev from Yekaterinburg, now part of the Almaz-Antey Air Defense Concern. According to NATO classification, this missile is listed as "Sizzler" - an incinerator. Perhaps the most appropriate name , because its purpose is to deliver powerful pinpoint strikes. "
          4. +6
            1 November 2015 13: 56
            Quote: figvam
            It's a pity that so far there are very few carriers of "calibers"

            Who knows? If you wish, for each BMT (large freezer trawler), in addition to direct duties, you can hoist a caliber, but how many container ships and other merchants floats? Maybe I'm wrong, but the direction is obvious.
          5. 0
            2 November 2015 16: 20
            So then they’re also calibers to get into any torpedo tube, I won’t be surprised if they are compatible with the aiming system
        2. +18
          31 October 2015 12: 47
          The author is a plus, And the author explains everything sensibly, with humor and immediately everything is clear, and not as he recently read "a comparison of SU35 and a typhoon like" there the author, without explaining anything, simply asserts, without giving any calculations
        3. 0
          18 November 2015 08: 31
          Like article !!!
      2. -1
        31 October 2015 20: 00
        What about the Israeli spyder system? The minimum height of damage is 20 meters.
        I'm not talking about the "iron dome" and the "magic wand" ...
        1. +5
          31 October 2015 21: 28
          You are right, the systems will work. And if the Kyrgyz Republic first gets to the radar center? You will be left without radar support, the general picture will not be visible, will the CR come from different random sides? in the USA, there has long been a clear standard for the consumption of KR for hitting protected targets. Although, what I am telling you, in Israel are specialists in breaking through air defense systems.
      3. 0
        2 November 2015 13: 33
        underestimation of the enemy leads to defeat, so it’s better to re-watch and play it safe
    2. +31
      31 October 2015 07: 10
      Quote: armored optimist
      Directly a computer game.

      Well, as far as I understand, we didn’t have tomahawks then. Rather, it was exercises, with shooting just at simulated, and electronically, targets. So it's quite a computer game. And how do you, as a connoisseur of rocketry, see the exercises for calculating air defense systems? laughing
      1. -53
        31 October 2015 07: 47
        There were "Tomahawks", only they were called "Calibers" for some reason ...
        1. +6
          31 October 2015 10: 56
          All cars are also very similar in appearance.
        2. +1
          1 November 2015 13: 43
          Then they were called "Pomegranate" ...
        3. 0
          3 November 2015 04: 27
          Anglo-Saxons are also similar to people ...
      2. +8
        31 October 2015 07: 54
        I realized that he was talking about firing range, the maneuver of targets of all types was minimal there, and most often completely absent. If anyone is interested, look here about air defense targets
        http://www.rusarmy.com/pvo/mk.html
        http://www.buran.ru/htm/rm.htm обратите внимание на высоты и скорости
        1. +39
          31 October 2015 08: 22
          Quote: i80186
          And how do you, as a connoisseur of rocketry, see the exercises for calculating air defense systems?

          But, if the author means shooting at simulated targets, then on the S-75, in the "U" cockpit, a simulator cabinet "I90" was used for these purposes, which made it possible to train calculations in the "EV" mode - an electronic shot. However, he did not quite imitate the maneuvering characteristics of targets, it was enough for the instructor or the head of the command and control department to slightly move the potentiometer, as the target imitated unrealistic maneuverability and it was impossible to accompany it.
          The Akkord simulator was of a higher quality - the equipment for controlling the operators of the missile division, a whole car of DC amplifiers in the 828 trailer. But these were only at the USP - a training center, although they could travel to divisions.
          I answered? Then do not minus the next time without understanding the essence.
      3. +29
        31 October 2015 09: 18
        In vain attacked the author. It is clear that he wanted to explain in simple terms that the near and far borders of the Patriot’s defeat zone did not correspond to the boundaries of issuing combat and reconnaissance information necessary for the effective destruction of the Kyrgyz Republic (for some reason, this article is called Patriot). In fact, Americans understand this, not fools. Therefore, the system of radars on balloons and airships is very developed on the continental territory of the United States, which allows you to increase the lower boundary of the detection zone to 200 km, sufficient for Patriot to work on low-speed speed targets, even a fighter can be raised.
        1. +11
          31 October 2015 09: 24
          Quote: Vita VKO
          It is clear that he wanted to explain in simple terms that the near and far borders of the affected area of ​​Patriot did not correspond

          Take a closer look. He writes that you can shoot down a target at a distance of 81.3m from the launcher.
          To explain in "simple language", one must first understand the complexity of the question being explained.
          1. +5
            31 October 2015 16: 00
            And the author wrote about this purely from theoretical considerations. It is theoretically possible. If you're lucky, of course.
        2. +1
          2 November 2015 14: 45
          It is clear that he wanted to explain in simple terms that the far and near borders of the Patriot’s defeat zone did not correspond to the boundaries of issuing combat and reconnaissance information necessary for the effective destruction of the Kyrgyz Republic
          In fact, we do not exactly know the capabilities of the patriots, only from press releases of export versions, which is not equal to the true TTX of the product, which the amers themselves have in stock. But as for the Kyrgyz Republic, before the Caliber, something doesn’t fit here ... And the X-55 / X-555? those. we have a cruise missile with YaGCH with the same envelope of the terrain already from the age of 83, is in service with the strategists Tu-160 and Tu-95, and the enemy, as it were, are not aware of what? But such cars as the S-10 Grenade (and the ground version of the RK-55 Relief (now apparently Iskander-K)) are also made in 83-84 and haven't been noticed by potential friends? The only thing that fundamentally (not the design, but the principle of action) is the caliber that differs from them and what we didn’t have is ship-based in USK.
      4. +11
        31 October 2015 09: 41
        Quote: i80186
        Well, as far as I understand, we didn’t have tomahawks then.

        There were really no tomahawks in the late 60s and early 70s, but there was a Mad Dog and there was a Strizh RM. Do not think that it was easy to get into them from the S-75m-1 Volkhov air defense system? "Hound Dog" can be viewed on Wikipedia and the site "rocketry". They shot at the RM "Strizh" really, and once we did not know, together with the S-25 air defense system. The launch of the S-25 missile was detected by the SRTs. Yes, during the analysis they reported defeat of the target. According to the simulator, I-90 do not remember what would have been fired, but the operators went to the "Accord" once a week. And God forbid that on the same day there were flights of strategists, then training began as operators of the "U" cockpit and operators cab "A" and diesel operators, for working out interchangeability. Yes, but the article is really weak.
      5. +5
        31 October 2015 22: 20
        Quote: i80186
        Quote: armored optimist
        Directly a computer game.

        Well, as far as I understand, we didn’t have tomahawks then. Rather, it was exercises, with shooting just at simulated, and electronically, targets. So it's quite a computer game. And how do you, as a connoisseur of rocketry, see the exercises for calculating air defense systems? laughing

        I personally confirm that I served on the P-180 radar in 1984-86, the complex consisted of 2 simulators - in fact, game computer blocks, the computers were really lamp-based and the simulator weighed several tons and occupied a volume of 8 cubes. Twice a week they fought under photo control. After the "battles" lasting 5-6 hours, and all the radar equipment worked only "high" did not turn on they worked only under diesel engines, all the personnel were resting and I, like a damn thing, showed kilometers of film all night and printed hundreds of photographs in the morning, I often took them into consideration the air defense corps commander himself. The next day, the debriefing of the officers in the presence of the corps commander.
    3. +1
      31 October 2015 07: 42
      Crazy article! In the USSR, cruise missiles of the Tomahawk type have been in operation since the mid-80s. The author can write articles only on the Censor .... I could read a couple of articles about the same "Tomahawks" before my reasoning. I wish the author to read about the KR "Caliber" 1983 and "Garnet" 1975
      1. +9
        31 October 2015 09: 12
        The range of action was completely different, respectively, and potential threats to the enemy were completely different.
        1. +3
          2 November 2015 14: 53
          Range of action was completely different
          What are these others? X-55 (2500, late modifications 3000), S-10 "Pomegranate" - 2500 km.
          and the potential threats to the enemy were completely different.
          I don’t quite understand what kind of threats are you talking about? Those. A caliber without SBN is worse than the X-55 / C-10 with nuclear weapons? wassat
      2. 0
        1 November 2015 13: 50
        + put you, but not everyone knows about "grenades"!
    4. +45
      31 October 2015 07: 58
      Quote: armored optimist
      But about the 5 article and what Europe will have to puff out first, and even completely without FSA, It's right.

      I must admit, before that, I never read the 5 article, I just knew about its existence. But he suspected that somewhere it was the way it happened. Because it would be foolish to think that the United States would deliver a nuclear strike in Moscow by dinner if the Pskov division in the morning during the physically capture some Latvia. This is not to say that we are not afraid of anyone, because the United States will not get involved anyway, but to the fact that Americans trained in commerce are tricky enough to not substitute in any case, referring to a double-triple interpretation of any treaty. By the way, unlike Russia. Because the story of the Entente and the First World War taught us nothing, because we are accustomed to relying not on the casuistry of the contract, but on the reliability of the word. I think if, for example, somewhere in the 70's, America decided to bomb Belgrade, then they would start looking for holes in us, not in the text of the Warsaw Pact, but in the US air defense system.

      The poor, stupid, deceived EU! Which hopes that the United States will collapse with all that is, to Moscow, as soon as we ride astride the fighting bears to capture Europe ...

      Respected Armored optimist! I wildly apologize, my hand faltered, accidentally slammed into a minus ... feel Of course, a plus! hi
      1. +5
        31 October 2015 08: 10
        Received! I agree with you!
      2. +1
        31 October 2015 21: 49
        Quote: Zoldat_A
        Quote: armored optimist
        But about the 5 article and what Europe will have to puff out first, and even completely without FSA, It's right.

        I must admit, before that, I never read the 5 article, I just knew about its existence. But he suspected that somewhere it was the way it happened. Because it would be foolish to think that the United States would deliver a nuclear strike in Moscow by dinner if the Pskov division in the morning during the physically capture some Latvia. This is not to say that we are not afraid of anyone, because the United States will not get involved anyway, but to the fact that Americans trained in commerce are tricky enough to not substitute in any case, referring to a double-triple interpretation of any treaty. By the way, unlike Russia. Because the story of the Entente and the First World War taught us nothing, because we are accustomed to relying not on the casuistry of the contract, but on the reliability of the word. I think if, for example, somewhere in the 70's, America decided to bomb Belgrade, then they would start looking for holes in us, not in the text of the Warsaw Pact, but in the US air defense system.

        The poor, stupid, deceived EU! Which hopes that the United States will collapse with all that is, to Moscow, as soon as we ride astride the fighting bears to capture Europe ...

        Respected Armored optimist! I wildly apologize, my hand faltered, accidentally slammed into a minus ... feel Of course, a plus! hi

        Yugoslavia was not a member of the Warsaw Pact. She is from the "non-aligned countries" along with India. So we wouldn't be looking for anything
        1. +2
          1 November 2015 13: 21
          what: "from the" non-aligned countries "along with India." - it is true, they wouldn’t be allowed to bomb. At that time, the Black Sea Fleet was on combat duty in Mediterranean all the time, against their 6th fleet. So if we had not left there in the 90s, then as they say "not a single bomb would fall" on Belgrade
    5. +13
      31 October 2015 08: 32
      ... well-structured and detailed article .... straight ..... the caliber itself ... you rule. To the author sincere respect! ... but what they showed .... not everything else is ... bully
      1. 0
        31 October 2015 08: 51
        Egor! From a technical point of view there is sheer stupidity! For example, he writes about the possibility of destroying the Kyrgyz Republic with a rocket of a patriot at 81.3m from the complex. At such a distance, even warhead warping will not occur. A person does not understand at all how an air defense system works.
        1. +54
          31 October 2015 10: 14
          Quote: armored optimist
          From a technical point of view there is sheer stupidity! For example, he writes about the possibility of destroying the Kyrgyz Republic with a rocket of a patriot at 81.3m from the complex. At such a distance, even warhead warping will not occur. A person does not understand at all how an air defense system works.

          Dear Bronoptimist, you heard about the proverb, don’t shoot at tapers, he plays as best he can.
          The idea of ​​the article is faithfully true - to date, no Amerov or NATO air defense missile systems are able to effectively resist our missile defense systems, let alone a massive strike by these same Caliber. As for inaccuracies, I look at it this way - every artist sees the picture in his own way. step on the throat of the troubadour if he doesn’t sing quite right. And if you know more about the subject of the conversation than the author, then write the article in a more technically competent way. At the same time, I think the essence will not change.
          Best regards hi
          1. +5
            31 October 2015 11: 02
            I'll think about your suggestion.
          2. +9
            31 October 2015 13: 56
            Quote: NEXUS
            Do not step on the throat of a troubadour if he does not sing quite right.


            -I don’t like the way this Caruso sings ...
            -And where did you hear him?
            - Yes, Petka sang it to me. laughing
          3. -9
            31 October 2015 16: 06
            Exactly! And another question, what kind of sources were used by local experts on all types of missile and other equipment. The Internet? Well, yes ... a reliable source of any more or less serious technical information! As Facebook intelligence provider)
          4. +5
            1 November 2015 13: 29
            I completely agree with NEXUS! The most important thing, and this was confirmed by the US Secretary of Defense, that now Russia can shoot at the United States without ballistic missiles, which are easier to shoot down without leaving the territory of Russia !!!! I'm not talking about these missiles that are based on nuclear submarines
          5. +4
            1 November 2015 13: 57
            And anti-ship, they are supersonic to the goal! There are generally no options ...
            Sorry for the amers, because they did not serve in our Army (in the Navy)!
          6. 0
            2 November 2015 14: 56
            The idea of ​​the article is betrayed rightly - to date, no Amer or NATO air defense system is capable of effectively resisting our missiles, let alone a massive strike by these same Caliber.
            Too loud a statement, the United States has been following our developments in the Kyrgyz Republic since the late 70s and didn’t do anything in terms of air defense or what? Despite the fact that the features of the work of such complexes are more than known to them. Article sucked from the finger on the TTX from Wikipedia do not underestimate the enemy.
        2. 0
          31 October 2015 22: 39
          "Your humble servant (author - Konstantin Borisov, ed.) Spent 2 years of military service in the ZRV (anti-aircraft missile forces) from 1984 to 1986." I do not think that the ROC and PU are still deploying flywheels.
        3. +1
          1 November 2015 13: 24
          he wrote that, theoretically, Petriot can bring down only at this distance from himself, and what the explosion at such a distance will lead to
      2. +17
        31 October 2015 09: 56
        Quote: EGOrkka
        ... well-structured and detailed article .... straight ..... the caliber itself ... you rule. To the author sincere respect! ... but what they showed .... not everything else is ... bully

        Perhaps there are a lot of inaccuracies in the article, but the essence is conveyed absolutely correctly - the US AND NATO HAVE NO PROTECTION AGAINST CALIBRATIONS. In addition, there is also the Kh-101/102, which are undergoing state tests. hyperspeed aircraft, which we are developing, and about which the Americans are loudly squealing. And while the United States is scratching the pumpkin in order to craft an antidote against our CDs, I am sure our developers will not sit in sydney either, and in 5-7 years new CDs (modified) will certainly be and faster and "smarter" and longer range.
    6. +9
      31 October 2015 08: 41
      The author specifically noted that he was a targeting operator and the term "CHP" is a kind of professional slang. And to be precise, it is not the SAM that "shoots", as you write, but a specific launcher.
      1. 0
        31 October 2015 09: 33
        Teach me professional slang, Comrade Captain, otherwise I didn’t understand him for 27 calendars in ZRV.
        PS and in the S-200, in fact, CHP is not at all. The ROC is there instead of her.
        PS "It is not the SAM that" shoots ", as you write, but a specific launcher." That is, not a Kalashnikov assault rifle, but a barrel? Or even a finger?
        1. +27
          31 October 2015 13: 28
          Quote: armored optimist
          otherwise I didn’t understand it for 27 calendars in the ZRV. PS and in the C-200, in fact, there is no SNR at all. The ROC is there instead of it. PS "that" shoots "is not an air defense system, as you write, but a specific launcher." That is, not a Kalashnikov assault rifle, but a barrel? Or even a finger?

          That's why I love "our Prostokvashino" lol ... so this is for arguments in the spirit of "... who are you?" two partying associate professors - one from the Department of Internal Ballistics, and the other from external laughing
          And not a single one will clearly explain to a soldier, for example, how to shoot from a machine gun in order to destroy an enemy infantry group at a distance of 400m, because in the heads of the subtleties of the processes of the aforementioned ballistics lol
          Dear anti-aircraft gunners, Broneoptimist and Fedor, with all your knowledge and great length of service - without clinging to trifles, explain to me if the essence of the article is correct, is the potential enemy capable of covering the listed objects from the massive salvo of our missile defense systems with the available air defense means? Explain to me and to those around you, not anti-aircraft gunners, how protected are the huge locators of the euro and other missile defense systems from them in the current conditions? How will the European missile defense system work when they are destroyed? Proceeding from the concept voiced by the President "..in ... ipat first" in case of an inevitable mess, I would destroy them.
          With great difficulty I believe in a "sudden and global disarming attack" ... speaking the language of my native aspens, leaving in the morning to hunt, with a backpack collected in the evening and a gun standing at the doorway, I write circles around the house. feel and I don’t think it’s better for the enemies to gather and carry out such a large-scale action to go unnoticed?
          1. +7
            31 October 2015 13: 40
            Quote: CONNECTING ROD VDVshny
            I believe with great difficulty in a "sudden and global disarming attack" ... in the language of my native aspens, leaving in the morning to hunt, with a backpack collected from the evening and a gun standing at the doorstep, I cut circles around the house

            I’ll raise my whole family to look for a gun ... laughing But in the end I’ll leave without my beloved faceted glass in the cup holder ... Well, at least with a gun ... laughing
          2. +7
            1 November 2015 02: 11
            I’ll try to choose the time and scribble an article, but I need a co-author with knowledge of the current composition of air defense in Europe. Who can help, please in PM, please.
            But so far in a nutshell - no, not capable. The author considered duel situations - one CD - one SAM. But in reality it will be an air operation, here is a maneuver, electronic warfare and anti-radar missiles, synchronization of the strike from our side and somehow echeloned forces from the enemy, including AWACS, electronic warfare and fighters from them.
            1. +1
              1 November 2015 23: 05
              I completely agree. Avaxa will have to be destroyed Long-range air defense. A new rocket up to 1000 km on the way.
          3. 0
            2 November 2015 15: 55
            Is a likely adversary capable of using the available air defense systems to shield the listed objects from a massive salvo of our missiles?
            The main role in the detection and destruction of such targets (CR on NVD) is assigned to them and us on air defense aircraft! And this is not accidental because, due to physical limitations, the ground-based complex is not capable of detecting an object (even if the flight passes over a crystalline flat surface of the earth - a plain) at an altitude of 30-50 meters well beyond 40 km - see the concept in Wikipedia radio horizon. No over-the-horizon radar can detect RS due to its insignificant effective scattering surface. If you can’t find it, then you can’t take TsU for escort!
            Is a likely adversary capable of using the available air defense systems to shield the listed objects from a massive salvo of our missiles?
            Today - yes, it’s capable (we have quite a few carriers and deployed such missiles)
            How will Euro-missile defense work when they are destroyed?
            It will lift into the air the entire composition of the aircraft detection systems - AWACS and everything that can be from aviation - this is the most effective weapon against the Kyrgyz Republic.
            is the action better to go unnoticed?
            The launch of the Kyrgyz Republic due to the persistent flight path is not so easy to detect because they will shoot not from 50 km but from 1000, many couch experts shout about the caliber, only 26 missiles are almost a volley of the entire Caspian flotilla (max 32KR), and nobody else and can’t use such weapons (they just appear on the Black Sea), for reference, one ArlyBurk has -96 cells, and there are about 60 of them in the US Navy, not counting 4 nuclear submarines (128 cells each) and 22 Ticanderogs (128 cells each) I wonder who the volley will be louder?
    7. +2
      31 October 2015 12: 54
      Thanks to the author for a very interesting article! hi
    8. +3
      31 October 2015 14: 37
      What do you want, he served as a soldier, not a divisional commander wink
    9. +4
      31 October 2015 14: 53
      Quote: armored optimist
      The author has a lot of mistakes, he presents little anti-aircraft missile technology.

      Unfortunately, this is so Yes
      What is it worth:
      On KR fired CHP-125, CHP-200. From the 1986 of the year, the SNR-300 came into the air defense - they shot down the Kyrgyz Republic even better.

      The S-200 air defense system of any modification has a target illumination radar (ROC) - and not "SNR" (pictured)

      For the S-300P, an RPN is intended for targeting missiles - an illumination and guidance radar (pictured). Well, there are a lot of other "jambs" in the publication. negative
      1. jjj
        +5
        31 October 2015 17: 13
        And, nevertheless, it must be admitted that both the "Caliber" and its export version "Club", originally from the USSR, were already offered for export in 1997 as a completely spent weapon
      2. +1
        31 October 2015 20: 06
        You didn’t read the article well, the author apologized and said that he spoke of the military habit of the CHP missile guidance station, read carefully.
      3. 0
        31 October 2015 20: 17
        Where did you serve ???
    10. 0
      2 November 2015 16: 18
      Quote: armored optimist
      - In the Kyrgyz Republic fired SNR-125, SNR-200. Shoot SAM, and not CHP.

      An assault rifle shoots with an assault rifle or bullets? This is from the same opera shot from what and with what =)
  3. +3
    31 October 2015 06: 38
    It is not worth the site to publish such opuses, frankly weak, if not illiterate. This I say to the author, as a person who once served on the S-125 and S-200. Such a creation is suitable on a urapatriotic site, which is read by enthusiastic girls, but here all the same on the site there are mainly people who have served in this or that volume of service and have appropriate training.
    1. -11
      31 October 2015 07: 08
      I agree with you "... The bases of the fleet and aviation are not protected by anything. And yes - for me these words sound like music." Is it that fighter aircraft will sit and watch the show who picks whom?
      1. +7
        31 October 2015 08: 33
        And how do you imagine the actions of fighters against a group of, say, their 50-70 cruise missiles on the approach trajectory?
        1. +5
          31 October 2015 08: 59
          Quote: lablizn
          And how do you imagine the actions of fighters against a group of, say, their 50-70 cruise missiles on the approach trajectory?

          It’s difficult, of course, with such an amount, but at least somehow it is possible to reduce the damage done, the earlier the launch of the missiles is detected, the greater the chance of doing something
        2. 0
          1 November 2015 21: 15
          and then the question? how many missiles are needed with such a posedovka issue that would damage all 30 with a hook objects described by the author.
    2. +28
      31 October 2015 07: 28
      Alas, but it’s all right, the author simply did not indicate the most important thing, not a half-word about the doctrine, the United States has this attack, our defense, on the basis of this, the structure of the army is built, respectively, its financing and weapons. That’s why they have such an air defense, but we have it. Even the MIG-31 was created on the basis of their doctrine of bombing us through the North Pole, followed by landing in Turkey (the tundra is large and air defense systems are not enough there).
      I myself am the commander of the launch "Cube" (77-79 years)
      1. +6
        31 October 2015 10: 51
        Even the MIG-31 was created on the basis of their doctrine

        MIG-31 fell yesterday, the crew is alive.
        1. +1
          31 October 2015 15: 01
          Quote: figvam
          Even the MIG-31 was created on the basis of their doctrine

          MIG-31 fell yesterday, the crew is alive.

          + not for falling ...
          1. jjj
            +3
            31 October 2015 17: 15
            The main thing for the "MIGs" was to overwhelm the B-52 until it fired the missiles over the pole
            1. -1
              31 October 2015 22: 57
              But this is not entirely correct. Read its purpose.
      2. PPD
        +5
        31 October 2015 12: 29
        And the US doctrine does not provide for a retaliatory strike?
        In the USA, the main thing is PR, visibility, impudence. They’re not going to fight seriously for a long time.
        Therefore, they behave in such a way-schach all tear keep me seven!
        They hope that the enemy will be scared to respond. Demonstrate determination.
  4. +33
    31 October 2015 06: 40
    Anyway, after the passage of the Calibers, the USA became much more accommodating. And then before that "at close range did not see Russia!"
  5. +33
    31 October 2015 06: 42
    And I am at the table and tell those who are thinking about the possibility of shooting down Russian "Calibers":
    "DON'T THINK - WHAT TO (RUN), THINK ABOUT - WHERE (TO RUN) ... laughing
    LIVE WITH RUSSIA IN FRIENDSHIP AND COOPERATION AND WILL BE HAPPINESS !!!" soldier
    1. +9
      31 October 2015 09: 35
      For them, happiness is not peace and friendship with other countries, but the realization of their deepest aspirations - to live at the expense of others, while pushing around with hundreds of millions of cheated people, both fellow citizens and "strangers".
  6. +8
    31 October 2015 06: 57
    "There is only one answer: you need to have your own military bases on the territories of ALL NATO allies. And keep equipment there. And keep people there. And be ready to actually fight. It's sad for the Americans, but these are the" European values. " doubts are growing about actually fighting ... the Americans are scrupulous about the losses, only the first corpse in Europe, given that the target bases are namBo yaN, then perhaps hundreds ... and in America the president will receive the next, and given the difference in time zones and on the same day impeachment.
    And the task will be not to fight, but to quickly evacuate ... which they demonstrated during military exercises by draping from the eastern borders.
    It’s one thing to raise money, another to work out by their corpses ... and these are taxpayers and votes in the elections, whose relatives do not like to receive zinc coffins as a present.
  7. 0
    31 October 2015 06: 58
    Let America and their sixes crap bricks!
  8. +47
    31 October 2015 07: 29
    True, there is nothing to add!
    1. mad
      +15
      31 October 2015 07: 58
      Actually, these words are attributed to Bismarck (and it’s not the fact that he is), and Bush would not have enough brains for such a long phrase.
      1. +12
        31 October 2015 13: 25
        mad ..... Actually, these words are attributed to Bismarck (and it’s not the fact that he is), and Bush would not have enough brains for such a long phrase.


        "Do not hope that once you take advantage of Russia's weakness, you will receive dividends forever. Russians always come for their money. And when they come, do not rely on the Jesuit agreements you signed that supposedly justify you. They are not worth the paper on which they are written.
        Therefore, it is worth playing with the Russians either honestly, or not playing at all .. "
        Otto von Bismarck.
      2. +4
        31 October 2015 16: 43
        Quote: mad
        Actually, these words are attributed to Bismarck (and it’s not the fact that he is), and Bush would not have enough brains for such a long phrase.

        Well, it's you in vain about Bush Sr. He is very, very adequate.
    2. +26
      31 October 2015 08: 37
      Quote: Koronik
      True, there is nothing to add!

      Add a little
      1. +2
        31 October 2015 09: 20
        So what already?
        1. +6
          31 October 2015 11: 04
          So what already?
          Yeah. Everything happens before our eyes. Now we can insist on our conditions: in any clashes the victory will remain with us. It’s just that the power of our armed and not very strong forces was realized in the west: everything happened somehow imperceptibly. We have grown, and the west has weakened.
    3. +1
      31 October 2015 09: 11
      Quote: Koronik
      Rightly said



      Sometimes even the enemy wants to applaud ...
  9. +9
    31 October 2015 07: 57
    It would be interesting if someone from our forum community posted an article on the state of air defense of Europe and the FSA here. The author did not even think about the fact that there is still a moment connected with combat readiness and combat duty, more precisely with their absence.
    1. +7
      31 October 2015 09: 14
      Quote: armored optimist
      associated with combat readiness and combat alert, more precisely with their absence.



      Honestly, you first made me wonder with your question: In general, is there in any country, except the USSR-Russia, air defense, which is on alert around the clock ???
      1. +10
        31 October 2015 09: 47
        I wonder who minus for the question then?
        In the days when I served, we represented this question. In the then still paper VO, I do not know if it is being published now, there have been articles on these topics. For example, it was reported that two pairs of fighter aircraft were on duty on the continent in the USA, SAM, they did not seem to be on duty at all. And this is at the height of the confrontation with the USSR - the end of the 70s.
        1. +5
          31 October 2015 12: 20
          Quote: armored optimist
          In then still paper VO, I don’t know if it is published now,

          It is published. It’s called ZVO. I recently searched for an article about missile guidance, there was a link. True, the article was muddy, like this one.
      2. +4
        31 October 2015 10: 00
        You know, probably not. Although this is a broad concept. Air defense includes air defense, RTV, and aviation. So, the radio engineering troops monitor the sky. I ran through air defense sites now and haven’t found anywhere that air defense are on duty on a regular basis.
        1. +4
          31 October 2015 10: 20
          This is the whole point!
          And if the air defense is not on duty, what can we say about the ground forces, fleets? While they are going to fight with us, there will be nothing to fight.
          1. +6
            31 October 2015 13: 57
            Quote: armored optimist
            This is the whole point!
            And if the air defense is not on duty, what can we say about the ground forces, fleets? While they are going to fight with us, there will be nothing to fight.

            You are not right. If someone planned to attack us, then certainly all his troops would be on full alert and air defense too. And for this, you don’t need to conduct round-the-clock combat duty before that, if you know that Russia will never be the first to attack.
            The second one. Even if Russia attacks, air defense will not help, only missile defense. These systems are on duty with the Americans, like ours, around the clock. Otherwise, why are they needed, when you first need to turn them on and lose a lot of time on this. Do you really think so bad about Americans? Such fools imagine. After all, they know that Russian submarines with cruise and ballistic missiles with nuclear warheads are hiding in coastal waters or at a small distance.
            1. +1
              1 November 2015 11: 36
              Quote: Алексей_К
              If someone planned to attack us, then certainly all his troops will be on full alert and air defense too.

              If with a threatened period, then yes.
              But now theories are crumbling, and doctrine updates are not keeping pace with changes in situevina.
      3. +5
        31 October 2015 15: 23
        Quote: veksha50
        In general, is there at least in some sort of country, except for the USSR-Russia, air defense, carrying combat duty around the clock ???

        Of course there is, in almost all countries where there are air defense systems and IA they carry a database.
        Another question is what is the degree of combat readiness?
    2. +4
      31 October 2015 15: 20
      Quote: armored optimist
      It would be interesting if someone from our forum community posted an article on the state of air defense of Europe and the FSA here.

      I'm sorry, but it was already hi
      Igor Vladimirovich, you can look here
      http://topwar.ru/74540-razvitie-i-rol-zrk-v-sisteme-pvo-chast-6-ya.html

      http://topwar.ru/31354-protivovozdushnaya-oborona-ssha.html
      1. +1
        1 November 2015 11: 32
        Thank you!
        1. 0
          2 November 2015 14: 26
          If you write an article, then if you can concentrate on the list of databases that is given in the article. Or at least in the European and Middle Eastern parts. With respect.
          1. +1
            2 November 2015 14: 34
            Quote: mAgs
            If you are writing an article, then if you can concentrate on the list of databases that is given in the article. Or at least in the European and Middle East.

            Some of these bases, at least in Germany and the Middle East, are covered by the Patriot air defense system, the airfields in Italy are protected by the Spada and Us Hock air defense systems. This has been repeatedly written on the pages of "VO", I see no reason to repeat it. hi
            1. 0
              2 November 2015 15: 00
              Thank you. hi
            2. 0
              2 November 2015 15: 00
              Thank you. hi
  10. +3
    31 October 2015 07: 57
    Our calibers and other complexes are also being modernized. And work is ongoing in this direction, otherwise there would be no calibers. We used to say that while the plane flew from the factory to its destination, it was already outdated.
  11. +4
    31 October 2015 08: 45
    Thanks to the author for the article ... there are a lot of skeptics. will find flaws .. but the outline of the article cannot be crossed out ... "But the blow learned a lot: NATO will have to spend a lot of its resources on creating an air defense system. This gives Russia a head start in creating a new shield against aircraft carrier groups, against the US submarine fleet. , hard work, especially given the bleak state of the economy. " HERE SHE ... America has another headache now
    1. +7
      31 October 2015 10: 25
      See my dialogue above with
      veksha50
      и
      Amurets

      First of all, they need to create an ideology of defense. We have the discipline of combat alert for decades. And they need to understand in principle that this is necessary.
      And here I am not building illusions that we will not start first. Will run up, let's start! Obliged! It’s not for nothing that the GDP said about the Leningrad experience - you need to beat first!
      1. +5
        31 October 2015 14: 17
        Quote: armored optimist
        Obliged! GDP was not in vain about the Leningrad experience saying - you need to beat first!

        In our World, nothing is not noticeable. Any step taken by the president and those people responsible for making the decision to attack Russia will never go unnoticed. The simultaneous absence of these people in the "public" means that these people are together and decide whether to attack. This question is very serious and requires a long study, even with previously prepared plans (scenarios) of the attack. Clearly, they are interested in the latest intelligence and the likelihood of a nuclear response, even not in a nuclear attack.
        By the way, a non-nuclear attack with the help of tens of thousands of cruise non-nuclear missiles is even more difficult to carry out. First you need to bring your Tomahawks as close to the borders of Russia as possible.
        Such a movement of these funds never goes unnoticed. Well, all the fleets of America should also go in full swing to Russia from all sides.
        Such questions are never solved something like this - all the responsible people gathered, and the US President said: "Let's press all the red buttons."
    2. -1
      31 October 2015 18: 14
      Quote: plotnikov561956
      NATO will have to spend a lot of its resources on air defense.

      Everything is normal with air defense. And with the ground and air component.
      1. 0
        2 November 2015 12: 15
        Well, yes, for sure, I checked it myself, yes?
  12. +6
    31 October 2015 08: 49
    Still, the article is much better, especially of a person who has served in the air defense, than opuses from "independent military experts", well, those who are "on the couch." And to accuse the author of "hurray-patriotism" is absolutely not worth it.
  13. +1
    31 October 2015 08: 49
    Authors credit and a lot of advantages from me personally!
  14. +1
    31 October 2015 08: 53
    No country has one hundred percent air defense. Including ours, a huge territory is not covered in many places. I saw the Tungusok battery firing at the exercises .. Very impressive .. true of three targets they shot down one .... And this the system is designed to protect precisely from low-flying subsonic weapons. "Carapace" may be better, but it cannot shoot on the move .. Also, our "respected partners", although the British have created something outstanding, I will not argue. And the article is clearly illiterate.
    1. 0
      2 November 2015 22: 22
      . "Carapace" may be better, but it cannot shoot while moving

      Nonsense! fool The ability to fire on the go was one of the main criteria in the development of this air defense system!
  15. 3vs
    +8
    31 October 2015 09: 08
    Thanks to the admins for my request to post this article here.
    I would like to critics who in the subject, directly in the text of the article, express their justified
    reasoning and not just "article ..., vyvsevreti, etc."!
    1. -4
      31 October 2015 18: 12
      Quote: 3vs
      and not just "article ..., vyvsevreti, etc."!

      And what is there to criticize ... The author is a populist, crossed out the most important segment of air defense, aviation. Like, if you didn’t mention it, then it’s not there. And the conclusion is that all US bases are not protected from attack by cruise missiles.
      Amateur, what else can I say ...
      1. +1
        31 October 2015 23: 58
        Duck, we're talking about missile defense, not about air defense
        1. -4
          1 November 2015 11: 39
          Quote: Dad Wassia
          Duck, we're talking about missile defense, not about air defense

          Do you have an opinion that the NATO Air Force will not be able to intercept cruise missiles?
  16. +9
    31 October 2015 09: 20
    The author rather diligently tried to show that the US-NATO bases are not covered by anything and that it is possible to cover them even today ...

    Hardly, and there are plenty of reasons ...

    The first reason - our doctrine does not carry aggression and the possibility of attack first without a serious reason ...

    The second - "nails", that is, there are not enough gauges ...

    Well, and about the supposedly super-capabilities of our air defense ... Of course, our squash complexes are modern and powerful, however, God forbid, a massive blow will take place (as Amers plan), then not a single air defense will hold it back, even with a super-high hit percentage 0,6-0,7 ...

    So, by and large, the issue of calibers needs to be increased, and the calibers themselves should continue to be improved, modernized ... The same goes for the air defense system ... After the collapse of the USSR, such a thing as the country's air defense ceased to exist ...
    1. +7
      31 October 2015 10: 05
      To reflect the massive raids and created, IMHO, S-350. The range is less, but the BK division is larger. And the probability of defeat in the article is indicated for firing with one missile, although the main type of fire is a line of 3 for the S-75 or 2 for the subsequent ones. By the way, the probability itself is more than 0.6 (for the S-300, anyway).
      The formula for the probability of hitting n missiles looks like Pn = P1- (1-P1) to the power of n
      1. Lenivets
        0
        31 October 2015 13: 31
        "The formula for the probability of hitting n missiles looks like this Pn =P1- (1-P1) to the power n "

        Everything is great, but there is a small typo in your formula (otherwise it turns out that using two missiles only reduces the chance of hitting the target). laughing

        Replace "P1" with 1 and you will be happy. hi
    2. 0
      2 November 2015 06: 24
      Absolutely agree. For some reason we think or want to think that they are all stupid there. It is foolish to believe that NATO bases are poorly protected. Caliber, of course, carries a certain threat. But do not exaggerate. There are few carriers, missiles are also not sure what is enough. And it must be used massively. Do not underestimate the enemy. It always costs us dearly.
  17. +6
    31 October 2015 09: 25
    I served on the S-200M "Vega" air defense missile system, (military specialty - plane-table operator in the K-9M cabin, DMB 1982-1984). The main problem for our air defense then was the American SR-71 reconnaissance aircraft developing a speed of more than 3000 km / h. As soon as this high-altitude reconnaissance aircraft took off from a base in West Germany, we were immediately alerted at any time of the day or night.
    1. +2
      31 October 2015 13: 57
      If it's not a secret, where did they serve? We had the same headache when Kelly Johnson's "Blackbirds" settled at the Kadena airbase on the island of Okinawa. Only we have the S-200 "Angara". He served near Komsomolsk.
      1. +3
        31 October 2015 15: 21
        No, what a secret. He served in Ukraine, the complex was located near the village of Yulievka near Zaporozhye. And I got there after finishing an air defense training course located near Leningrad in the village. Borisova Mane.
        1. +2
          31 October 2015 15: 50
          Thank you! There was only one headache, but it was in different parts of the country.
    2. +1
      31 October 2015 22: 27
      SR - 71 took off on Mondays at 15-00 from the base in Iceland, we were raised on readiness 1
      on Thursday I flew in my opinion with Loh-Yu at 13-00 and so every week.
  18. +12
    31 October 2015 09: 40
    The author's notion of the combat use of air defense missile systems is extremely primitive, but there is absolutely nothing about the specific combat work of air defense systems. "Teach materiel" and that says it all. Of course, Patriot is a primitive system in some respects, but it is quite workable and quite effective. Amused by the description of the fixed angle of installation of the PU in elevation. On our S-300 and other air defense systems, the elevation angle of the launcher with the TPK is also fixed equal to 90 degrees, but this does not mean that they shoot down targets only at the zenith.
    Regarding the work on targets at the training ground, it can be perceived as humor, but I can say to critics that yes, they shot at those times on KPM (target cruise missiles). Being the commander of the RTV regiment, he provided experienced live firing at the Northern Shooting Army, including and on these targets. The S-75 cannot work on them, this is an exaggeration, while the S-125 could, and with certain limitations of the S-200. Subsequent air defense systems were mainly built for such work and were built to reflect the massive attack of the Kyrgyz Republic. In the list of adversary bases of error, Guam in Greenland will clearly freeze. And since the article is no better and no worse than many that appear here, the author just needed to show it to a specialist for editing, and not rely on the knowledge gained from the RM of the manual tracking operator S-75.
    1. +7
      31 October 2015 10: 33
      Quote: gjkrjdybr50
      S-75 can’t work on them, this is an exaggeration,

      You are my age mate. We started the service at about the same time. 1969. I specially looked through the combat manual for the S-75m-2 / m-3 air defense system and there are provisions there: features of firing at high-speed and low-altitude targets. And I had to firing ranges to participate in firing at RM Strizh. Moreover, both times the divisions fired perfectly. The firing was carried out by different divisions of one regiment. SAM S-75m-1.
    2. +1
      31 October 2015 22: 33
      Kind! gjkrjdybr50
      If you were a RTV regiment commander, you should know that it is the S-75 with the Camomile warhead, you know, "the ideal tool for removing any aircraft from the sky, a rocket, an airplane, a CD, etc.
  19. +3
    31 October 2015 10: 01
    Quote: gjkrjdybr50
    S-75 can’t work on them, this is an exaggeration,

    In terms of performance characteristics, perhaps it cannot, you are a professional, you know better. If at one time they followed the information on "Desert Storm", then according to the performance characteristics "Shilka" will not be able to shoot down stealth aircraft. However, in Iraq, the F-117 was filled up.
    According to subsequent publications on the application of the Patriots in the same place, the effectiveness of their use was found to be 0.36.
  20. +1
    31 October 2015 10: 09
    If the main idea is, in principle, true)))) ??? I refuse the post of chief accountant of the USA!
  21. +1
    31 October 2015 10: 21
    I liked the article
  22. +9
    31 October 2015 10: 53
    Russia is simply obliged to OFFICIALLY NOTIFY the countries that have hosted parts of the missile defense system that these goals are becoming a priority for the Russian Strategic Missile Forces and will be destroyed in the first place and by ANY MEANS! As they say, there is nothing personal, just National Security.
    1. jjj
      +2
      31 October 2015 17: 21
      And notify. The flow of diplomatic mail is only expanding
  23. +3
    31 October 2015 11: 02
    Who-thread heard here, on this forum, such geographical names as Sary-Shagan (Sary-Paris in another way ...) About Dal-78 and Soyuz-79? ... a simple question - without any " analysts "... even more so," sofa "...
    1. +4
      31 October 2015 12: 36
      Yes! And what? In my time, this training ground was called Balkhash, but I didn’t have to be on it. I was on the Cap Yar, they got air defense systems from industry. These are air defense platforms near the S-25 sites, and I was on Telemb.
    2. +3
      31 October 2015 15: 38
      Probably everyone heard about Sary-Shagan who served in the air defense. Unfortunately, I did not have to go there, which I still regret. In 1983 I served only a year, and then experienced guys were sent to rocket firing from our unit (S-200M complex). According to their stories, they saw how they tested the S-300 air defense system.
      1. +1
        31 October 2015 15: 45
        Quote: silver169
        In 1983 I served only a year, and then from our unit there (complex C-200M) sent experienced guys to rocket firing.

        I apologize, but the S-200M air defense system never existed in nature request
        1. +1
          31 October 2015 16: 00
          Sergey! Http: //pvo.guns.ru/s200/i_vega.htm#30 This is a link to the website of the air defense bulletin. The troops could be called S-200Vm or Vega, M
        2. +2
          31 October 2015 16: 01
          Are you sure? If sclerosis doesn’t fail me, there were C-200А and С-200В and С-200М and even С-200Д with С-200ВЭ.
          1. +5
            31 October 2015 16: 06
            Quote: silver169
            Are you sure? If sclerosis doesn’t fail me, there were C-200А and С-200В and С-200М and even С-200Д with С-200ВЭ.

            Apparently cheating request The S-200A ("Angara") is the very first modification that appeared in the late 60s, followed by the more advanced and long-range S-200V ("Vega"), the S-200D ("Dubna") - the most long-range, but it was developed in the 80s and released few of them. The S-200VE is a purely export option. hi
            1. +2
              31 October 2015 16: 11
              All right. good And the S-200M ("Vega-M") is a modernized S-200V. hi
  24. +11
    31 October 2015 11: 15
    Quote: Sveik
    The author is interesting but no more. A huge number of errors, conjectures based on ignorance, etc. ...

    I have some kind of ambivalence about the article. On the one hand, the author (Konstantin) quite vividly outlined the general picture of the goals (NATO bases), touched upon NATO weapons of destruction, but on the other hand, there is an impression of some kind of "smears", as if the author wanted to show that "we will tear them, knock them all of them are CD, and they are defenseless from our "Calibers". No offense - to the author - the article is replete with a large number of numbers, but at the same time it becomes difficult to read, especially for an unprepared reader. In addition, describing the bases and means of destruction, the author takes a part of something and concludes that this is how it is. In order not to be unfounded, I will give several such examples.

    Describing Article 5 of the NATO Charter, the author focused only on how quickly NATO member countries "subscribe" for a country subjected to aggression. Here you can agree with him. It is unlikely that all this will happen automatically, but they are also unlikely to be "rassing up" for a long time, not suicides ... But that's not even the point.

    1. The author gives an example of US air and naval bases on the territory of the countries. But the question is, for some reason these bases are viewed as a spherical horse in a vacuum. They are located on the territory of other countries, on the basis of bilateral and multilateral agreements. And as the author believes, if the base in Italy or Spain is hit by the same "Calibers" (I will not talk about the possibility or impossibility of such a blow now), then the host country will treat the fact that through its territory and in its direction (and not from her) will unknown cruise missiles go? Will it hit such targets? After all, it is not written on the rocket that it is aimed at an American base ??? Under Konstantin's article, one feels. that this will not happen. Spain (Italy, etc.) separately, American bases separately.

    2. Further, only the US air defense weapons are taken. Again, the base is separate - the country is separate. In addition, 1-2 complexes are taken and draw conclusions based on this. But even the same Patriot complex has a large number of modifications. For example, in addition to the first, standard, option, there is also PAC-1, ASOJ / SOJC, PAC-2, PAC-2 GEM, GEM / C, GEM / T (or GEM +), PAC-3, and now we are talking about RAAS- 4. Moreover, the GEM / C is adapted specifically for intercepting cruise missiles and a reduced interception height.

    3. At the same time, air defense systems of other countries, which may be involved in interception, are not considered at all. And NATO has a very large assortment. Starting from variants of the American "Hawk" and ending with our S-300 complexes

    4. Next, the author writes:
    I don’t see the slightest sense of considering American missiles — the Caliber didn’t take the capitalist obligation not to fly to land over land, which we clearly saw when striking the Syrian basmachi.

    I apologize, but what, did they fly over the sea? To the torm, on the basis of a special case, throwing out an air defense system of ships is at least stupid. It does not mean at all that in certain situations the bases will be covered precisely by the air defense of the ships. The passage is incomprehensible.
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  26. +13
    31 October 2015 11: 16
    5.
    The speed of the "Caliber" is 0,8 M (Mach), which, in terms of the usual one, is 989 km / h, and they reached the target 50 meters from the ground. Since this is a modern battle, let's recount the speed more precisely. 989km / h = 16,48 km / min = 0,274 km / sec.

    Generally, a speed of 0,8M is the maximum speed that such missiles can reach. At a distance, especially at a distance of 1500-2000 km, it goes at a cruising speed, which is 180-200 m / s, which corresponds to 648-720 km / h (these data are shown in the video above). Further, where did the figure of 50 meters come from? On the pillars at the same MAKS, it was said about the altitude of the flight. The height when approaching the target is 50-150 meters. Our president, announcing this event, generally said that the rocket went at altitudes of 100-150 meters, and in some places it rose to heights of over 1 kilometer. But for some reason, everyone takes the minimum height (50 m). Probably to compare it with the "Patriot" and prove that he cannot shoot down. Although in all serious publications (not the media) regarding the flight of the Tomahawk and Caliber type cruise missiles on land, they indicate heights of 100-150 meters.

    6.
    Patriot PAC-3, adopted in 2001. There is nothing newer. According to his TTX “the probability of defeating a tactical missile is 0,6-0,8. As if with luck, only 2 out of 10 missiles can reach the target. Not bad? We read again: we are talking about a tactical missile. What is this tactical missile, obviously from its more precise name: front-line ballistic missile. Ballistic. That is, her trajectory is not like that of a cruise missile, it follows a ballistic trajectory. Therefore, the remarkable coefficient in the performance characteristics of the Patriot is not about the Caliber CR.

    Yes, not about "Caliber". CALIBER is an aerodynamic target and the HCV of the aircraft is suitable for it, where a maximum of 0,9

    7.
    And there is no reason to be surprised: the last modification of the Patriot was put into service in 2001, Caliber started this month.

    Are you sure about that? Already from ships at the KVF they were shot at least 3-4 years ago. For foreign purposes - yes, this month

    8.
    Beating drones is one thing, but getting into the Caliber with its 1000 km / h and the ability to maneuver is something completely different ...

    CALIBER - this is the same drone that does not maneuver at all, except that it makes turns at the given correction points, like a regular drone (according to the GDP, it made 144 turns in two hours of flight, it’s not known whether they did everything in total, or each ) And so, between the correction points (and the rotation, if necessary), it flies in the same straightforward manner, without maneuvering, like a regular drone ...

    And the last thing. In addition to the radar station of the Patriot complex, the foe has others who are engaged in an overview of the air situation. On the ground, on ships, in the end, in the air. AWACS has not yet been canceled.

    The article is neither a plus nor a minus. The set of facts and figures is quite large, but this is now fragmented, piled up in one heap, and sometimes far-fetched ...
    1. +6
      31 October 2015 11: 40
      SchA namusuyut you. Haters do not accept this argument. Trying to explain something objectively, with arguments is useless. I agree that air defense in Europe is not suitable for our soles. But the analysis itself is distant (although it served on the S-75) from the technique of man illiterate.
      1. +6
        31 October 2015 12: 10
        Bronoptimist. In some countries, the S-75-Volga of the latest modifications is still in service. And in China, the HQ-2 air defense system, the S-75 clone is the main medium-high complex and let's not forget that this is the most effective complex in the world for hit targets, but time comes and the best becomes obsolete. And the S-75 is not for nothing that monuments were erected and he deserved them as a soldier.
        1. 0
          31 October 2015 23: 34
          And where are the "bourgeois" air defense systems, were they really used massively like the S-75? No where! So not an argument.
          1. +2
            1 November 2015 01: 40
            TT62 Because it was so massively used that it was very effective and even in a cut-down version of equipment, it was bought by many countries of the world. Nobody imposed it on third countries. And it was the S-75 that drove the aircraft to low altitudes. And if you could not find a solution to the problems of the S-300P complex, the very effective S-75M-4 Volkhov would be put into service. Then it went for export like the Volga-3, if my memory serves me. A major drawback of the S-75 was only the single-channel purpose and the S-300 was developed to eliminate this drawback of the S-75. Look at the data from the experienced S-300 and the tasks of creating the complex. By the way, McCain made the SA-75Dvina the worst enemy of the USSR and Russia.
  27. 0
    31 October 2015 11: 18
    We were then looking for an "answer" to these CDs that our "sworn friends" - or, according to the present, "partners" - had posted in Z. Europe. The 3rd air defense corps was shooting (there were three of them then - Gorkovsky, Rzhevsky and Yaroslavsky). Now disbanded. ZRV-Cherepovets brigade. RTV-2 ... center. IA - flyers from Tunoshna. Now - it's already possible - the statute of limitations has expired.
  28. +5
    31 October 2015 11: 27
    ZRV shot S-200 .. IA - guidance to the front and rear hemispheres ... the task is to catch the "target" against the background of the "local" ... the height of the target is not more than 150 meters ... speed - 2 mach ... s bypassing the relief ... with interference, both active and passive ... Do you have any idea what it is? ... the range of destruction is at least 70-80 km ...
  29. +1
    31 October 2015 11: 36
    .. the sight of the fighter is 140 km ... it is higher than the virgin soil, "takes" it against the background of the earth ... (the parabolic sight, as if illuminated with a mirror) ... but "pull 2 ​​pointing to the observation deck - show" the spectacle "to the strippers ... and this is in the machine ... the pilot has nothing to do with it - the operator of the automated control system directs ... that is, I, the conscript sergeant ...
    1. 0
      31 October 2015 23: 36
      Funny !!! An-2 airplane?
  30. +5
    31 October 2015 11: 41
    ..but I can be mistaken in azimuth - then a jerk to the side ... in range - or afterburner - or braking .... the overloads of the flyers are wild .... Then they showed us a record in the control trailer - and they let the flyers mate. ... I remember one - with the call sign "Yacht-6" ..... STE something ... even I don't know how now ... and I'm already sixty ...
    1. +7
      31 October 2015 12: 25
      with the call sign "Yacht-6"

      The call signs of the Air Force pilots are only digital. Full 5 mean. There are 3 extreme numbers on the air. belay
      Although the author of the article introduced himself as a professional, while discussing about air defense I had doubts crept in (although I served in the Air Force, I also know a lot about tanks), by the way, other officers in these troops also confirm this, which I look at in discussions not a little (all respect, always a pleasure to read). Air defense is a system and not a separate complex and the reflection of an air attack is somewhat different from that described by the author.
      The rest of the article put a plus, the mood in the morning lifted. wink
  31. +5
    31 October 2015 11: 42
    US missile defense in Europe is not deployed to protect "someone" there. Their missile defense system is being built against a salvo of our "adult" ballistic missiles in order to shoot them down on takeoff, at the beginning of the ballistic curve, when there are no dodge maneuvers, no false targets and other goodies, there is only a carrier picking up speed. In this area, until speed is gained, all our ballistic missiles deployed in the European part of Russia are vulnerable. Roughly speaking, in the event of our sudden retaliatory launch, most of our ballistic missiles will be shot down. And all this talk about the fact that their missile defense system is defenseless against our CD make sense only if we shoot first.
    UPD:
    Threat. But thanks to the author for the article! It is clear and understandable.
  32. +1
    31 October 2015 11: 50
    .. many simply refused guidance - and walked away ... Worse was another - when the "carrier" ("carcass"), dropping the CD - and that, gaining speed to the ground, went along the highway - but past a couple of those who were waiting in the river -not "blinks" .. and they began to aim at the carrier (aiming at the front hemisphere) ... at the command post - .... in general. ... the flyers then fired "under the parameter", i.e. - not on the forehead ...
    1. 0
      31 October 2015 23: 42
      The parameter for the ZRV, in aviation, is the racus or the hemisphere. "Fly" further, you say cool!
  33. +1
    31 October 2015 11: 58
    .. be that as it may - we found the "cure" ... from June to November ... AND THE NEXT YEAR .... All the same - and on a new one ... a week on the road .. unloading ... the steppe ... the heat is around 40 - but who measured it then? .. the snow, I remember, fell on September 13 - and by lunchtime - heat and dust ...
    1. 0
      31 October 2015 23: 43
      Even the foxes, hot from the heat, and you caught them with your hands. Are there scorpions in epoxy?
      1. 0
        1 November 2015 15: 47
        Especially "Fox-M" when she released "Swifts".
  34. +4
    31 October 2015 12: 20
    .. it was already "Soyuz-79" ... the corps commander, Major A ... n lived in the kunga in the position ... (his cigarettes were "shot" in the smoking room - he smoked "Tu" ..) waited Ustinov - and the Air Marshal Koldunov arrived, the Commander-in-Chief of Air Defense - that one. whom Rust sent "to retire" ... A glorious uncle ... he shook my hand, the sergeant, thanks for the service ... So, offhand ... I remember ... and next to it, on this marble hill, there was a "state "(state tests), as they later found out - the legendary s-zoo ... once I saw - how he shoots ... it's something ... THIS IS SO. GUYS ... the analysts are shitty ... To the moderator - sorry - if he said something wrong ... All the best ... and a clear sky overhead ...
    1. +5
      31 October 2015 12: 51
      Quote: Dingo
      Air Marshal Koldunov,

      Quote: Dingo
      Nice guy ... I, the sergeant, shook my hand, thanks for the service ..

      This glorious uncle (with two stars of the Hero of the Soviet Union) was the commander of the 11th separate air defense army and loved to fly over the Amur from Khabarovsk to Komsomolsk so that he could not be seen against the background of the local residents, and then the corresponding "debriefing" followed if he was missed And they missed him often, he flew like a god at that time.
  35. +1
    31 October 2015 12: 21
    Yeah, the abbreviation of the NATO complex SLAMRAAM (according to the Russian classification SAM USRALSYA) really inspires "fear" in us Ivans, especially the longer it is.
  36. +4
    31 October 2015 12: 47
    Quote: UnSam
    US missile defense in Europe is not deployed to protect "someone" there. Their missile defense system is being built against a salvo of our "adult" ballistic missiles in order to shoot them down on takeoff, at the beginning of the ballistic curve, when dodge maneuvers are not yet carried out, there are no decoys and other goodies, there is only a carrier picking up speed. In this area, until speed is gained, all our ballistic missiles deployed in the European part of Russia are vulnerable. Roughly speaking, in the event of our sudden retaliatory launch, most of our ballistic missiles will be shot down. And all this talk about the fact that their missile defense system is defenseless against our CDs make sense only if we shoot first. UPD: Shl. But thanks to the author for the article! Sensible and understandable.

    Yes, it’s famously ... Now, if it were still in reality, one could plus for such a comment. But realities are different from what is written. I don’t even want to put a minus for such stupidity (and terminology)
  37. +1
    31 October 2015 13: 12
    Good article.
    System analysis is given, possible scenarios are described, and this is all tied to real TTX.
    Who has the opportunity to fill in the blanks, if there are any, I will say thank you.
  38. +2
    31 October 2015 13: 22
    Against the Kyrgyz Republic there is only one salvation! In a menacing period of time,
    Keep AWAC constantly in the air. Any station will see KR only in radius
    50km And this is very little for issuing to the CP and the reaction of the rocket launchers!
  39. +4
    31 October 2015 13: 55
    The article is the reasoning of a person who is a complete dilettante, completely far from air defense and everything connected with it. The topic of IA and its capabilities against our "Calibers" is not covered at all, but it is dominant in the NATO air defense system. Let him write. And he even tries. I don't want to offend the author of the article. And if you put a plus, then maybe for patriotism
  40. +1
    31 October 2015 14: 09
    But I’m interested in producing nuclear weapons and stuffing for them or living on Soviet stocks. Without them, our missiles are unable to inflict unacceptable damage to NATO due to their small numbers.
  41. +8
    31 October 2015 14: 38
    For PR-patriotism for criticizing Patriot five, for knowledge of the subject two
  42. +5
    31 October 2015 15: 34
    . As a guidance operator, I now remember that for our horror these CDs were at the training grounds ... They darted around the monitor, trying to jump out of it, they “flew” into the background from the terrain, could turn around almost 180 degrees and jump out of the sector capture. And we reacted only with our eyes and hands - against the onboard computers of the Tomahawks.

    After reading only this, it’s not interesting anymore, why write something that you don’t understand. At least you should read how interception of air targets, including KR, is carried out. And you don’t have to mislead people.
  43. +3
    31 October 2015 16: 04
    Quote: figvam
    It's a pity that so far there are very few carriers of "calibers"


    There is such a complex "Club-K", in the form of a standard sea container. These containers can be installed on any suitable platform. As a result, any civilian sea and river container ship turns into a missile cruiser, a railway train into a BZHRK, and an auto-trailer platform turns into an OTRK. Each container contains 4 "Caliber".

    I think everyone understands that it is 100 times cheaper to install a couple of clubs on a "peaceful Russian container ship" than to produce a large military and expensive missile boat. This is a real, Russian, evil and merciless weapon. NATO and the United States know about him and are afraid.
    1. -1
      31 October 2015 18: 01
      Quote: Lumumba
      Quote: figvam
      It's a pity that so far there are very few carriers of "calibers"


      There is such a complex "Club-K", in the form of a standard sea container. These containers can be installed on any suitable platform. As a result, any civilian sea and river container ship turns into a missile cruiser, a railway train into a BZHRK, and an auto-trailer platform turns into an OTRK. Each container contains 4 "Caliber".

      I think everyone understands that it is 100 times cheaper to install a couple of clubs on a "peaceful Russian container ship" than to produce a large military and expensive missile boat. This is a real, Russian, evil and merciless weapon. NATO and the United States know about him and are afraid.



      No one is afraid of anything.
      For nothing further and will not go beyond the layout.
      If they do, then the Americans will immediately find out.
      And on which ship and on which car.
      If in Soviet times they had hundreds of real scouts and they had almost all the information. now ...
  44. +2
    31 October 2015 16: 14
    Unfortunately, the scoundrels and some dangerous actions commit. Atomic bombs in Germany, and they also teach foreign aviators to use them. Probably enough time has passed since 45; There are few hibakyusha left, and the current "strategists" have little idea of ​​what it is - an atomic bombing not from a satellite, but under a mushroom. Although, it seems that there will be no atomic war; I want to believe it.

    If the calibers begin to shoot down - it does not matter with what probability, then these calibers will fly. And they can’t fly without a serious reason. And then the Iskanders can fly. I wish all fools to think it over before it’s too late.
  45. +5
    31 October 2015 16: 16
    Probably, with their massive use, a certain amount of CD will not reach the target for an "internal" reason, some due to interference with the guidance system, some will be destroyed by air defense. Problem statement: will the enemy suffer unacceptable losses? Therefore, CDs play the role of a deterrent.
    In the summer, at the Mary-1 training ground in 1979, research exercises were conducted on the destruction of the Kyrgyz Republic against the background of the earth with the launch of R-23 missiles in the front hemisphere. The result was this: the MiG-23M sights built in 1973 were useless, the latest MiG-23M series (after 1976) successfully hit targets in such conditions. MiG-23ML aircraft in such conditions in the summer of 1983 already worked quite successfully in the Kyrgyz Republic. By the way, the Syrian pilots in battles with the Israeli Air Force also successfully shot down the more advanced F-15s and F-16s against the backdrop of the earth.
    The Raman guidance system is correlation-extreme (CENS), rather than satellite.
  46. +3
    31 October 2015 16: 46
    The article is generally interesting, but it looks somehow capricious.
  47. +1
    31 October 2015 16: 47
    I’m once again pleased with the pictures when the earth’s surface is depicted on a plane with strong distortion, and then they are drawn and drawn on top with a compass xD
  48. +2
    31 October 2015 17: 00
    36 strategic objects of the US Army located in the zone of destruction of the Caliber missiles from the impact of these missiles are not covered by anything. The fleet and aviation bases are not protected by anything. And yes - for me these words sound like music.

    By signing the 1987 INF Treaty, the Americans deliberately removed their Tomahawks from the field of its operation.

    Ka says: "Don't dig a hole for another ... Use the one he dug for you."
  49. +4
    31 October 2015 18: 02
    Absolute nonsense. The author did not give an attempt to analyze, but his firm belief in the inefficiency of NATO air defense, while to prove his conviction, he easily wrote off NATO aviation, which is the main component of air defense. They say the Patriots are useless, but you can’t remember about aviation why it is ...
    The author has all the signs of PGM, which he goes and is proud of. Well, pearls, as without them ...
    Until October 7, 2015, there were no cruise missiles in service with Russia.

    Maybe for the author and yes, but in the US Ministry of Defense, the tactical cruise missiles of the USSR are not known by hearsay. Sea-based TKR 3K10 Grenade received NATO SS-N-21 SAMPSON code, ground complex 3K12 Relief had NATO code SSC-X-4 SLINGSHOT, and air-based X-55, respectively, AS-15 KENT. Why these missiles are needed and how they are used in the United States are well aware, therefore, their anti-aircraft gunners regularly practice the interception of tactical cruise missiles in exercises. Moreover, the Americans are puzzled by the interception of cruise missiles, the JLENS balloon system is just designed to intercept over-the-horizon low-flying targets.
    Let's summarize. The 36 strategic objects of the US Army, located in the zone of destruction of Caliber missiles from the impact of these missiles are not covered by anything. The bases of the fleet and aviation are not protected by anything. And yes - for me, these words sound like music.

    Here is such a conclusion, the triumph of stupidity ...
    1. -1
      1 November 2015 15: 10
      A strange article ... CR is not a new thing. Anti-ship
      in the USSR were a very long time. And against them in many exercises
      on specially designed simulation targets
      all possible means. The caliber flies at a speed of 700 km / h on
      altitude of about 100 m. It will be unpleasant if you miss such a plop, but nothing
      super-difficult to intercept. The fact that they missed their launch with
      unexpected direction .... a puncture of American intelligence, spotted
      would launch - if they wanted to bring down, they raised the usual F-15.
    2. -2
      2 November 2015 12: 12
      Well, where is she, this balloon system?
      The meaning is not to be measured by pussy, but in a specific military application.
      They clicked the launch of calibers in full, this is a fact.
      And all these your calculations about technical characteristics and systems and mythical teachings, it's just noodles on the ears for the layman
  50. -2
    31 October 2015 18: 24
    It is pleasant and useful to read specialist analytics!
    Thank you!
  51. +1
    31 October 2015 18: 38
    how to knock down Calibers?

    in the film "Under Siege" it is very well shown how the Kyrgyz Republic is destroyed by fighter aircraft.

    F-16 in Europe 420 pieces x 4 air-to-air missiles = 880 missiles per salvo for 1 flight
    Turkey has another 240 F-16 units x 4 UR = 960 UR per salvo for 1 flight.

    The calibers are vulnerable but they will deplete the NATO Air Force

    And OTRK Iskander will already finish what they started!
    1. 0
      1 November 2015 15: 22
      Quote: remy
      in the film "Under Siege" it is very well shown how the Kyrgyz Republic is destroyed by fighter aircraft.

      Watch less Hollywood films. In practice, a massive salvo of a missile launcher is not reflected by fighter aircraft. This is why the Mig-31 was created, to fight carriers if possible, and not the missile launcher.
  52. +1
    31 October 2015 20: 55
    How many Calibers does Russia have? At least there's order! How many could there be in the future?
    Their start is possible after the attack on Russia. Here the air defense will already be working with all its might.
    There was a demonstration of the capabilities of Caliber.
    In place of the United States, it would be to send teams to collect debris from Caliber, reconnaissance groups and eavesdropping on Syrian air.
    Information is priceless, especially in such a volume and constantly provided.
    Maybe US special forces will do this.
    Not so simple in this world.
  53. 0
    31 October 2015 20: 59
    Quote: seos
    There were "Tomahawks", only they were called "Calibers" for some reason ...


    No! In Russian this is called - “there is always a horseradish with a screw for a cunning woman!”
  54. +3
    31 October 2015 21: 21
    Quote: Sergey Loskutov
    Good article. A system analysis is given, possible scenarios are described, and all this is tied to real performance characteristics.

    This “analysis” can be called systemic with a very big stretch. The scripts are also far-fetched at times.
  55. +2
    31 October 2015 21: 22
    KR and Ax and Caliber are unmanned aircraft. It’s not difficult to shoot it down knowing the approach route and conducting patrols, preferably with AWACS. The situation becomes much more complicated when you don’t know where the rocket will come from or where it launched from. The author did not belittle NATO’s air defense capabilities, it’s just that the Ax has been hanging over us since the 80s, and air defense theorists and practitioners were preparing to repel the attacks of such weapons. NATO did not have such a problem (in non-nuclear equipment, which means that after its use our conscience will not torment us), and now they will think and start working. It’s just that before and now the United States can inflict a strategic non-nuclear strike on us, to which we may be embarrassed to respond with nuclear weapons. And we will lose. And now their territory could come under non-nuclear attack. And our conscience is clear and you won’t find fault with us and we haven’t polluted the nature. And with the abundance of industrial production in Europe, Asia, and the USA, a strike with a 400 kg warhead on a chemical plant somewhere in Belgium would be a disaster.
  56. 0
    31 October 2015 21: 53
    Quote: Zaurbek
    It’s just that the Ax has been hanging over us since the 80s, and air defense theorists and practitioners were preparing to repel the attacks of such weapons. NATO did not have such a problem (in non-nuclear equipment, which means that after its use our conscience will not torment us), and now they will think and start working.

    Just as the “Axe” (nuclear at that time, by the way) hung above us, in the same way our “Granat” (and, of course, aviation versions of strategic missile launchers) hung above them.
    1. 0
      1 November 2015 08: 26
      Since the late 80s, the United States has been armed with Tomahawks with non-nuclear warheads
  57. +1
    31 October 2015 22: 10
    "Great specialist" ZRV! If his SNR shoots, then there is no point in reading further. The S-300 air defense system and the S-200 air defense system do not have SNR. Not every cook can talk reliably about shooting and tactics, but after reading “tops” on the Internet, she can shoot and even hit.
  58. 0
    31 October 2015 22: 57
    I really liked the article, although the author did quite a lot of work for the analysts of the “probable partners”. I’m very glad that they didn’t ruin everything here, or rather, they didn’t let in “effective managers” everywhere; I hope that my children and grandchildren (and great-grandchildren) will not offend Russia.
  59. +7
    31 October 2015 23: 19
    I agree on one very important point - the Americans have problems with defeating NLCs with their existing systems (ground-based, I’m not familiar with ship-based ones). The performance characteristics of any world air defense system are not impressive compared to ours. But let's not consider them idiots.

    1. The interception capabilities of NATO aviation have not been taken into account, but this should be taken into account. The possible number of our calibers produced by industry and the number of deployed launchers for them are not taken into account. Most likely, it will turn out that in the current situation they are not faced with the task of mass interception of hundreds of Russian missile launchers. The output will still be 300 Calibers for 1 division of 4 launchers... Where, excuse me, do they all start from?!!
    And, by the way, the division consists of batteries, not launchers. their brigade is usually 2 divisions of 3-6 batteries with 1 radar and 4-8 launchers each
    source
    http://www.waronline.org/write/world-military/usa-air-defence/part-4/

    2.“I didn’t invent this, honestly! believe it - whatever you want. Sine 50 degrees = 38. 38/0,615 = 50 meters. It’s not me, it’s Pythagoras who is to blame for the fact that the Patriot is capable of shooting down Caliber at a distance of 0,615 meters from the launcher."

    The air defense system has a blind kill zone. For beeches and hoks - about 1,5-2-3 km. Patriot - somewhere around 3 km also.

    3. S-300, S-400 are what were created and put into service before the eyes of even the youngest readers, and now we are talking about the S-500. I assure you that all this equipment can shoot down missiles.
    The work that has been done is, indeed, enormous, but, given the scale of the country, even with such complexes it is difficult to cover all large strategically important objects from a massive enemy attack, which is quite real.

    4. But, being a skeptic, I began to read a little into the performance characteristics of the Patriot components. Well, you never know: just forgot to write about the CD, and in fact bring them down to the “Patriot” - like two ... bytes to send. Here is the Patriot radar: AN / MPQ-65. We read:
    "The radar is set in the direction of the expected threat and maintains this position in the process of firing."
    That is - if the direction of “arrival” of Caliber is known in advance - we work, if we need to react in the improvisation mode - “we turn the entire radar relative to the trailer”. Time of such a turn, sorry, I could not find yet. Suppose, for example, 10 seconds. The caliber during this time will fly, as we have just considered, 2,7 km. We read further.
    "Homing time - 8-10 seconds"


    The Patriot radar has an azimuth angle of 90 degrees. What prevents you from deploying several batteries and assigning responsibility to each sector? Yes, and during the battle you can change it, it’s a matter of a few seconds. It’s a mistake, this bandura needs to be deployed for at least a few minutes.

    If you dig some more, you can still find mistakes. My opinion is that the person has limited knowledge of the work of air defense systems and fantasizes a lot. Please clarify what position you served in? Because there is a feeling that the head of the diesel power station.
    ________________
    Served at 9a310m1 (aka beech m-1) as a senior operator of a self-propelled gun, familiar with the theory as a conscript + read a lot at home, constantly practiced capturing real targets + simulator + shooting at caps. yare.
    I gave the article a minus for many inaccuracies and unfounded jingoism, which can mislead readers. It is completely inappropriate on such a resource as VO. I recommend that you carefully read the comments of users Broneooptimist, Mera Joota, gjkrjdybr50, Stary26, Dimon19661 (I won’t mention everyone, but there are still 5-10 people there with similar thoughts).
    1. 0
      31 October 2015 23: 58
      Here is a specific excellent student of BP. It is clear that the man served and studied military affairs! And he didn’t shoot from SNRs.
  60. 0
    1 November 2015 08: 58
    Guys. Colleagues. Just people. Today is the Day of Mourning in Russia. Let's just be silent today...
  61. 0
    1 November 2015 09: 57
    Who will tell you how to shoot the Kyrgyz Republic at a shooting range? You will have interference, defeating the early warning system. Our terrain is not flat everywhere and it is difficult to find targets for shooting. You have two extremes: the Su-24 and 34 are designed to break through air defense at low altitudes while skirting the terrain - they can overcome air defense, but the missile defense, which is 10 times smaller and flies at the same speed, cannot!? Make up your mind, comrades. I also assume that one of the radars in the flock of attackers will be a jammer for the radar.
  62. +1
    1 November 2015 10: 02
    Quote: Zaurbek
    Since the late 80s, the United States has been armed with Tomahawks with non-nuclear warheads

    Yes, you are right, deliveries of Block II/IIA Tomahawk missiles began in 1986, but nevertheless, until October (EMNIP) 1991 nuclear ones were on ships and submarines, and the last 100 nuclear Tomahawks were stored until the end of 2012
    1. +1
      1 November 2015 10: 49
      Old26 Volodya, hello! I looked at the comments yesterday and today, I am amazed at the lack of awareness of people. After all, back in 1944, Chelomei began work on the KR 10X. Yes, even if it is a clone of the V-1, but the work began 70 years ago, if you don’t take the Korolevsky RP. And the work of Beriev; Ilyushin; Lavochkin; Myasishchev. This is the forerunner of modern missile launchers. And the methods of fighting began to be developed in 1964, but everything is new. I still don’t understand what the author wanted to say? After all, the Hound Dog missile, which began development in 1956, has already brought headaches to ours since 1960 Air defense. Back in 1964, the Lisa-M complex that launched winged targets simulating cruise missiles. I don’t understand what the author wanted to say. NATO has also been practicing the fight against the Kyrgyz Republic since about that time. I specifically looked at the ZVO archive.
  63. +1
    1 November 2015 11: 20
    Very interesting article, and the comments are even better. Finally, as before, the specialists at VO are joking, otherwise they are fed up to the point of gnashing their teeth with these “d.u.r.a.k himself”... good
  64. +2
    1 November 2015 11: 42
    In today's dollars, 1 Patriot division costs $1 billion, and that's only 4 launchers.

    It is primitive for an anti-aircraft gunner to confuse a fire platoon, not even a battery, with a division of 24-48 missile launchers (4-6 batteries of 3-4 fire platoons each), 16 MIM-104 divisions in the regular army, some consolidated into 5 air defense brigades of the ground, it was worth study the potential enemy's general level of safety.
    Euphoria? Do you want war even more? "Caliber" - sea-based missile launcher, i.e. it is necessary to acquire a fleet, which, first of all, is itself provided with air defense; missile boats firing from the waters of the inland seas are not enough.
  65. +2
    1 November 2015 12: 06
    PAC-3 - 16-round launcher.
    According to its performance characteristics, “the probability of hitting a tactical missile is 0,6-0,8.” As if with luck, only 2 missiles out of 10 will be able to reach the target.

    Coefficient 0,6-0,8 is taken from “1”, the probability of defeat "with luck" - 8 out of 10 missiles.
  66. -2
    1 November 2015 13: 55
    Guys! Well, if you haven’t read Elena Sergeevna Wenzel’s books, it’s better to refrain from commenting on the theory of probability! Probability always means that we are talking about an INFINITELY LARGE NUMBER OF TESTS. But for missile defense systems in general it should be considered completely differently! Because an airborne, high-speed, dangerously flying target must be fired at by at least two missiles. Then RdefeatsVTs = 1-(1-0.8)x(1-0,8). Do the math for yourself, I’m personally lazy, but I know that the probability of defeat is very high.
  67. +1
    1 November 2015 15: 07
    The rocket of the NASAMS II complex has launched, having a speed of 1020 km/h.
    Author, do you seriously think that the speed of an air defense missile is 1020 km/h? AIM-120 AMRAAM is actually the main missile of the US Air Force, and its speed is 1020 m/s. Further, back in 1994, the NASAMS complex passed tests that confirmed that it can be used to defeat missiles.
    This complex is very good for its class, and is in service with 5 European countries. Moreover, only a super-patriot can consider the Caliber missile a super-breakthrough. How many of them does Russia have in service? 100? 200? well, even a thousand. This is a class of first strike missiles. Who are we going to hit first? NATO bases? this is a guaranteed world war with the use of nuclear weapons. There are a lot of anecdotes in the article; I wouldn’t call the author a specialist. Minus the article.
  68. +1
    1 November 2015 17: 20
    Are you in a hurry? A cruise missile is an airplane or a drone that has taken a one-way ticket. Which means they shoot down according to the same shooting rules as for airplanes, and not for ballistic missiles. Even during the Second World War, the British quite successfully fought against V-missiles. 2.And this is an ordinary cruise missile, Its advantages and disadvantages; the topic of a separate article, since it became the ancestor of a large family of missiles both here and abroad. The fight against cruise missiles in air defense began to be worked out in 1. I mean by linear air defense units when the "Fox" and "Fox M" complexes appeared The first Hound Dog cruise missiles were put into service in December 1965. It had a flight range from 1959 to 623 km, depending on the variant. At a speed of 1266 of the Mach number, it had program-specific control. It carried a thermonuclear warhead W-2,01 with a power of 28 mgt. The KVO was, depending on the range, from 1.1 to 1070 m. Agree, the “GIFT” for air defense is not bad. So the main task of the air defense of that time was the fight against this missile and the B-1198 Hustler bomber. It was considered that if air defense missile systems learn to fight these high-speed ones, other types of targets will be easily hit. To hit low-altitude targets, for the S-58 complex, 75-DS and 20-DSU missiles were created with a selector block and a 20-50 switch was added. during my service, 200-1969, basically all firing was carried out at cruise missiles and low-altitude supersonic targets, together with fighter aircraft. So, our country’s air defenses were prepared for the appearance of the “axe”. The only target that was too tough for the S-1971 This is an SR-75 reconnaissance aircraft, but it was taken by the S-71 starting from the very first Angara. The Romashka warhead was supposed to be used for group or especially important targets.
  69. 0
    1 November 2015 19: 07
    The article turned out to be very useful. Not even the article, but its discussions. And they showed that many people have little erudition on this topic, but they have more than enough courage to speak out. Which can be quite useful for some. Of course, the author of the article tried very hard, without completely understanding the topic. For this we must give him credit. Anti-aircraft combat for any opposing side is very complex due to its organization, transience, and incredible technical complexity of the most versatile air defense systems: radio, fire, electronic warfare, communications, control. And I have a question for those in the know: are our Kalibrs equipped with turbojet engines manufactured at the Zaporozhye Motor Sich? It would be good if not so.
    1. 0
      1 November 2015 21: 18
      Quote: okroshka79
      And I have a question for those in the know: are our Kalibrs equipped with turbojet engines manufactured at the Zaporozhye Motor Sich?

      No, produced by the Rybinsk Engine Plant.
  70. 0
    1 November 2015 19: 57
    I wonder if NATO, all sorts of ZSU, ZRSU military air defense systems with radar guidance (the USA had M-163/167 “like” ours, but they were removed from service a long time ago) or other similar systems can knock down the caliber?
    1. +1
      4 November 2015 08: 25
      Quote: PRACTICE
      I wonder if NATO, all sorts of ZSU, ZRSU military air defense systems with radar guidance (the USA had M-163/167 “like” ours, but they were removed from service a long time ago) or other similar systems can knock down the caliber?

      In the USA, the Avenger air defense system with the FIM-92 Stinger missile system is capable, but with direct visual detection of the missile or its torch using an optical-electronic complex on a gyro-stabilized platform (firing on the move is possible), including an optical sight, an IR camera (thermal imager), and a laser rangefinder. In short, the air defense system will be ineffective in mountainous and forested areas, due to natural obstacles to direct vision, and especially given the flight mode of the missile defense system at low altitudes near the ground *. There is also the ADATS air defense system, at one time it was adopted only in Canada (32), with the collapse of the USSR, the US military air defense system no longer needed it (replacing the Chaparral air defense system), previously even a version of the Franco-German Roland-2 air defense system was used (27 The air defense systems were transferred to the National Guard).
      In general, air defense in the USA, incl. in various theaters of operations, it relies more on the aviation component of the Air Force and Navy, a developed network of air bases, tactical fighters, AWACS aircraft and control units E-3 AWACS and E-8 JSTARS *, a significant number of air tankers ensures a long stay in the air. Both the continental part of the United States itself and the overseas/overseas theaters of operations depend to a large extent on the cover of the Aegis naval air defense systems of the Navy fleet; the resources of the military air defense of the US Army are only sufficient to provide priority target air defense, i.e. assignment to cover air defense systems is very selective.
      Quote: Odyssey
      Such exercises are conducted here, in the West, and in the PRC. They are especially relevant for us since only NATO has a large number of non-nuclear missiles.

      Nuclear warheads mean they are no longer relevant, they are outdated! already carried away by verbiage, obviously.
      Quote: Odyssey
      Conclusion from the results: even in range (ideal) conditions and even a single missile launcher is a difficult target for a fighter. In real conditions, with the massive use of jamming missiles, fighters cannot cover any objects. The main problem is that it is impossible to say where and when the enemy will strike, coupled with the inability to give timely target designation and reach the interception line in time. This applies to air-launched missiles, in In the case of Caliber (which can be launched, for example, from a submarine), the situation for fighters is even worse.

      Yeah?! SAM systems, unlike fighter aircraft, are capable of acquiring "timely target designation and timely reaching the interception line", isn’t it funny yourself? In the case of submarines, fighters, apparently, must cover the entire world's oceans, without the necessary loitering in the covered area, or in the area of ​​the non-covered object? Surprisingly, in the end it turns out that SAMs are capable, but air-to-air missiles are not capable of intercepting missiles, why then do fighters, in addition to onboard multifunctional radars and missiles with a radar seeker, also have mandatory onboard optical sights (and optical systems with TV channels) of variable magnifications and fields of view, and others like them, onboard forward-looking IR stations with auto-tracking modes for targets for the use of the same missiles with IR seeker, among others? In short, if without fiction, then from the results of the mentioned teachings a problem has been extracted, which, as always, lies in achieving 100% reliability of repelling a massive missile strike, no more and no less, this applies equally to air defense systems and air defense fighters.
    2. +1
      4 November 2015 08: 25
      Quote: PRACTICE
      I wonder if NATO, all sorts of ZSU, ZRSU military air defense systems with radar guidance (the USA had M-163/167 “like” ours, but they were removed from service a long time ago) or other similar systems can knock down the caliber?

      In the USA, the Avenger air defense system with the FIM-92 Stinger missile system is capable, but with direct visual detection of the missile or its torch using an optical-electronic complex on a gyro-stabilized platform (firing on the move is possible), including an optical sight, an IR camera (thermal imager), and a laser rangefinder. In short, the air defense system will be ineffective in mountainous and forested areas, due to natural obstacles to direct vision, and especially given the flight mode of the missile defense system at low altitudes near the ground *. There is also the ADATS air defense system, at one time it was adopted only in Canada (32), with the collapse of the USSR, the US military air defense system no longer needed it (replacing the Chaparral air defense system), previously even a version of the Franco-German Roland-2 air defense system was used (27 The air defense systems were transferred to the National Guard).
      In general, air defense in the USA, incl. in various theaters of operations, it relies more on the aviation component of the Air Force and Navy, a developed network of air bases, tactical fighters, AWACS aircraft and control units E-3 AWACS and E-8 JSTARS *, a significant number of air tankers ensures a long stay in the air. Both the continental part of the United States itself and the overseas/overseas theaters of operations depend to a large extent on the cover of the Aegis naval air defense systems of the Navy fleet; the resources of the military air defense of the US Army are only sufficient to provide priority target air defense, i.e. assignment to cover air defense systems is very selective.
      Quote: Odyssey
      Such exercises are conducted here, in the West, and in the PRC. They are especially relevant for us since only NATO has a large number of non-nuclear missiles.

      Nuclear warheads mean they are no longer relevant, they are outdated! already carried away by verbiage, obviously.
      Quote: Odyssey
      Conclusion from the results: even in range (ideal) conditions and even a single missile launcher is a difficult target for a fighter. In real conditions, with the massive use of jamming missiles, fighters cannot cover any objects. The main problem is that it is impossible to say where and when the enemy will strike, coupled with the inability to give timely target designation and reach the interception line in time. This applies to air-launched missiles, in In the case of Caliber (which can be launched, for example, from a submarine), the situation for fighters is even worse.

      Yeah?! SAM systems, unlike fighter aircraft, are capable of acquiring "timely target designation and timely reaching the interception line", isn’t it funny yourself? And in the case of submarines, fighters, apparently, must cover the entire world's oceans, without the necessary loitering in the covered area, or in the area of ​​the non-covered object? Surprisingly, in the end it turns out that SAMs are capable, but air-to-air missiles are not capable of intercepting missiles, why then do fighters, in addition to onboard multifunctional radars and missiles with a radar seeker, also have mandatory onboard optical sights (and optical systems with TV channels) of variable magnifications and fields of view, and others like them, onboard forward-looking IR stations with auto-tracking modes for targets for the use of the same missiles with IR seeker, among others? In short, if without fiction, then from the results of the mentioned teachings a problem has been extracted, which, as always, lies in achieving 100% reliability of repelling a massive missile strike, no more and no less, this applies equally to air defense systems and air defense fighters.
      1. 0
        5 November 2015 01: 58
        I saw your post by chance. It’s not entirely clear why you answered me in the message to the Practitioner and why you duplicated your answer?
        Quote: k_ply
        Nuclear warheads mean they are no longer relevant, they are outdated! already carried away by verbiage, obviously.

        Of course, they are relevant. That’s why NATO was working on this topic. But the use of nuclear warheads is only possible in the event of a global war; since the mid-80s, the probability of a first strike by the USSR/Russia was assessed as very low. And the state of our strategic aviation does not inspire optimism. The Kyrgyz Republic in We did not have a conventional version for attacks on ground targets. So, in general, this threat was not a priority for NATO. Now, perhaps, the situation will change, and then NATO’s approaches to air defense will change.
      2. 0
        5 November 2015 01: 59
        Quote: k_ply
        SAMs, unlike fighter aircraft, are capable of obtaining “timely target designation and reaching the interception line in time,” isn’t that funny?

        The air defense systems do not need AWACS and they do not need to fly somewhere. They are already at the interception line. Problems for target designation, of course, exist for them, as the author of the article colorfully told us about, so it is unclear why you are banging on an open door and asking rhetorical questions.
        Quote: k_ply
        And in the case of submarines, fighters, apparently, must cover the entire world's oceans, without the necessary loitering in the covered area, or in the area of ​​the non-covered object?

        You don’t understand. In the case of a submarine, the possible distance to the target and, accordingly, the reaction time are reduced. Compare, for example, an attack on US Navy bases in Italy and Spain from the Mediterranean Sea (from a distance of, say, 150-200 km) with an attack on the same bases from our airspace (from a distance of 1500 km).
        Quote: k_ply
        Surprisingly, in the end it turns out that SAMs are capable, but air-to-air missiles are not capable of intercepting missiles, why then do fighters, in addition to onboard multifunctional radars and missiles with a radar seeker, also have mandatory onboard optical sights (and optical systems with TV channels) of variable magnifications and fields of view, and others like them, on-board forward-looking IR stations with auto-tracking modes for targets for the use of the same missiles with IR seeker, among others?

        Of course, they are capable of interception. I did not write about this, but about the fact that in real combat conditions when the enemy suddenly and en masse uses missile defense and, of course, jammers, drones, decoys, etc. are simultaneously used. . It is impossible to provide cover for targets with fighters. It is impossible to be combat ready 24 hours a day and patrol a large group of aircraft over all covered targets. It is impossible to ensure that the required number of fighters can take off and reach the intercept line at any time.
        Quote: k_ply
        In short, if without fiction, then from the results of the mentioned exercises a problem was extracted, which, as always, is to achieve 100% reliability in repelling a massive missile strike

        There can be no talk of 100% even with the joint action of ground-based air defense and fighters. The exercises, I repeat, showed that
        and at polygon conditions of the Kyrgyz Republic, a difficult target for a fighter. If you look at the Russian air defense system, then you will notice that fighters optimized for intercepting missiles (Mig-31) are used primarily in areas of uncovered air defense systems, and at the same time, they should ideally shoot down carriers of missiles even before they are launched .
        The point is that the author showed a problem with NATO ground-based air defense when intercepting Caliber (and he significantly underestimated the capabilities of the Patriot), some comrades pointed out to him that this is not significant since NATO air defense is supposedly based on fighters that can solve the problem. We can agree that the author should have included fighters in his calculation of the capabilities of the Caliber, but the thesis that de-fighters can solve everything and therefore ground-based air defense is not so important is completely wrong. Within the framework of the task of intercepting missile missiles, fighters can only be an addition to the ground air defense system, and not vice versa.
  71. +1
    1 November 2015 21: 55
    “Caliber” may indeed be a good and worthwhile thing... but isn’t there too much “hat-kicking” bravado and disdain for the enemy in the article? Can Americans detect and destroy missile defenses only by ground means? Ground-based air defense has never been their strong point, the main focus has always been on aviation... so can’t NATO detect missiles using AWACS and destroy them with fighters?
    1. -1
      1 November 2015 22: 47
      Quote: Realist1989
      So, can’t NATO detect missiles using AWACS and destroy them with fighter jets?

      They can, in theory... In practice, Patriot is the main means of defense against missile defense, especially against sea-based missile defense.
      1. +1
        1 November 2015 23: 35
        In what practice? Where was it held, with whose CDs?
        1. -1
          2 November 2015 16: 53
          Quote: Realist1989
          In what practice? Where was it held, with whose CDs?

          In practice, exercises to destroy the Kyrgyz Republic by fighter aircraft. Similar exercises have been carried out for about 30 years. So you are somewhat behind the times...
          Such exercises are conducted here, in the West, and in the PRC. They are especially relevant for us since only NATO has a large number of non-nuclear missiles.
          Conclusion from the results: even in range (ideal) conditions and even a single missile launcher is a difficult target for a fighter. In real conditions, with the massive use of jamming missiles, fighters cannot cover any objects. The main problem is that it is impossible to say where and when the enemy will strike, coupled with the inability to give timely target designation and reach the interception line in time. This applies to air-launched missiles, in In the case of Caliber (which can be launched, for example, from a submarine), the situation for fighters is even worse.
          P.S. In real combat operations, there were no cases of missile interception by fighters.
  72. 0
    1 November 2015 23: 36
    Respect and respect to the author. drinks
  73. +1
    2 November 2015 00: 29
    From my sofa, it seems that the limitation on the maximum operating altitude of Patriots at 60m does not require the development of a NEW complex to lower it to 50. Perhaps it is enough to just change the “firmware” of the complex. However, correct me if I'm wrong.
  74. 0
    2 November 2015 00: 43
    Quote: crazyrom
    The author is very well done, an excellent article.

    By the way, while I was reading, I found a solution for patriots!

    Since they take targets from 70 meters, and the Caliber flies to 50, you just need to put the Patriots in the foundation pit of 21 meters of depth, then he can catch the caliber wassat

    good They are not so smart! They are more likely to raise their targets higher... transfer their bases to embankment hills... soldier laughing
  75. 0
    2 November 2015 03: 51
    Arithmetic is fun! I still wouldn’t want to test it in practice!
  76. 0
    2 November 2015 07: 40
    A good article, you should save it and re-read it over time.
    Respect to the author for the style of presentation!
  77. 0
    2 November 2015 09: 39
    Calibers are just the beginning, I think Russia will still bring surprises to the Americans, because just recently we could not even discuss such a topic, but now after the launch of Calibers the whole world is screaming...
  78. 0
    2 November 2015 12: 07
    Quote: mad
    Actually, these words are attributed to Bismarck (and it’s not the fact that he is), and Bush would not have enough brains for such a long phrase.

    Bush the Elder, ept, not the younger, don’t confuse it
  79. 0
    2 November 2015 12: 21
    They say that cruise missiles cannot hit moving targets, such as aircraft carriers. I believe this is misleading. The solution to the problem is almost trivial: the first to launch is a cruise missile without a warhead; instead, it carries a target detection radar. Next, a flock of cruise missiles with warheads is launched at the carrier strike group (AUG). The first missile, upon approaching the initial detection zone of the AUG, scans the sea and gives the flock updated target coordinates. Further, everything is clear...
  80. 0
    2 November 2015 18: 04
    Well, quite an informative article, especially when you are far from air defense problems. The general feeling is that not everything is so sad in our house.
  81. -2
    2 November 2015 18: 05
    A very strange attitude towards the written article on the part of many site visitors.
    First, they find fault with the fact that the author put the “comma” in the wrong place, wrote the wrong letter, and then, in the process of writing comments, they agree that the general idea of ​​the article is true, the author is right, in general, but the bastard put the comma in the wrong place.
    The article has its place, the article carries a normal semantic load, and perhaps the article contains some inaccuracies, small errors, but...... in general, the article reflects relative reality.
    For the “gifted,” the article DOES NOT SAY that:
    - all enemy air defense and missile defense completely sucks;
    - NATO troops are simply mediocrities who don’t know how to do anything;
    - Our Calibers are the highest caliber calibers in the world

    The article is written in a popular science style (if you know what I mean). The author reflected the picture as he sees it, with certain calculations. After reading many comments, it became clear that 90% of those commenting, in principle, agree with the author, but apparently they are haunted by the fact that they did not write this article.

    The article does not claim to be 100% the ultimate truth; the article is written in the form of a consideration of certain confrontations. It is not a fact that the author is 100% right in his fabrications, but there is a grain of truth in his words, and this fraction is not very small.

    Do we have few such missiles? Did GDP tell you about this? Did he say it personally? Or were you present during production and counted each one during production?
    Yes, yes, our missilemen are the type to shoot across half of Europe at a base in Spain, without first deactivating the missile defense and air defense along the route.
    People, before you write any comments, first think, then read after writing, and after that press the “Add” button.
  82. 0
    2 November 2015 20: 35
    I read all the posts of both specialists and amateurs - but the conclusion is the same in a direct collision - nuclear - no one will survive and everyone understands this - although some believe that Russia will survive - yes, the Yakuts and Aleuts may survive. And this deterrence must be kept at par, otherwise idiots like McCain will want to destroy Russia. As long as they know that they will receive a retaliatory and non-life-threatening blow, they will not flinch.
  83. 0
    2 November 2015 23: 17
    Quote: crazyrom
    The author is very well done, an excellent article.

    By the way, while I was reading, I found a solution for patriots!

    Since they take targets from 70 meters, and the Caliber flies to 50, you just need to put the Patriots in the foundation pit of 21 meters of depth, then he can catch the caliber wassat

    Oh exactly, just don’t put it, but push it away
  84. bad
    0
    3 November 2015 15: 02
    we'll wait and see)
  85. 0
    3 November 2015 17: 09
    AN-2 - I don’t know what it is... On Balkhash I aimed the MiG...
  86. 0
    3 November 2015 17: 21
    It will be unpleasant if you miss such a splash, but it’s okay
    super-difficult to intercept. The fact that they missed their launch with
    unexpected direction.... It will be unpleasant when the spring of the sofa fits into your ass! (Moder - sorry)...
  87. 0
    3 November 2015 17: 26
    Even knowing the launch point (40 seconds up and then “hill 2 down with a set of speed), we physically could not first give the control center to the air defense division - the approach time is too short.. and the notches on approach are in... the screen on each review...
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  89. 0
    3 November 2015 17: 32
    Quote: iouris
    Probably, with their massive use, a certain amount of CD will not reach the target for an "internal" reason, some due to interference with the guidance system, some will be destroyed by air defense. Problem statement: will the enemy suffer unacceptable losses? Therefore, CDs play the role of a deterrent.
    In the summer, at the Mary-1 training ground in 1979, research exercises were conducted on the destruction of the Kyrgyz Republic against the background of the earth with the launch of R-23 missiles in the front hemisphere. The result was this: the MiG-23M sights built in 1973 were useless, the latest MiG-23M series (after 1976) successfully hit targets in such conditions. MiG-23ML aircraft in such conditions in the summer of 1983 already worked quite successfully in the Kyrgyz Republic. By the way, the Syrian pilots in battles with the Israeli Air Force also successfully shot down the more advanced F-15s and F-16s against the backdrop of the earth.
    The Raman guidance system is correlation-extreme (CENS), rather than satellite.
  90. 0
    3 November 2015 17: 40
    In the summer of 79 - and into the front hemisphere... against the backdrop of the earth - we already succeeded... True, the “pair” was on duty on the sidelines - and went out for guidance from the square... But in the decimeter RTV range - there was too little time - and a lot of locals...
    1. 0
      4 November 2015 02: 16
      Quote: Dingo
      But in the UHF range of RTV there is too little time and there are many “locals”...

      Didn’t the SPC work for you?
  91. 0
    3 November 2015 17: 46
    ...I read here - "..during a massive raid... in conditions of interference....) Excuse me - who will interfere?.. Active or passive?.. (or do you mean something else? :)). ..
  92. 0
    3 November 2015 17: 55
    The interference is put in by the “carrier”... In order to make it difficult to work on it - or to hide the moment of launch... THIS IS FOR "SOFA" people like them...
  93. 0
    3 November 2015 18: 01
    ..and when the missile system went into combat.... It depends on your luck... If you don’t wait for it on the route.. Low-altitude stations operating “on alert” are not an option... Radar in the meter frequency range is its they just won’t “see”...
  94. 0
    3 November 2015 18: 11
    ..in decimeter - he will see at 250-300 km.. if you give the command center to the air defense division (you have 10 minutes to do everything about everything) - then you’ll be lucky... I’m silent about the IA....
  95. 0
    3 November 2015 18: 26
    You know... A hit with these "needles" is not just expensive - but very expensive... We are not talking about any kind of "massive2 raid" - it's like being hit with an awl in a crowded subway car... And hitting "city-continents" is not theirs... But the checkpoint... base mines... railway junctions... So - calculation of the approach route - and so on... everyone is looking for an "antidote" for this "poison"... with varying degrees of success - both us and “they”... That’s why there was such silence after the “Caliber” strike.. “they” have not yet realized what happened... I don’t envy those who realized it...
  96. 0
    3 November 2015 18: 37
    ..or read here... http://regnum.ru/news/polit/1988613.html?utm_source=infox.sg
  97. 0
    3 November 2015 18: 48
    Basically, the launch point is “dancing”... who and where from... if from a small boat... from the inner waters of the Caspian Lake (no, sailors - you worked hard - no offense) - and then this “ship “like Stenka Razin’s plow, it will go somewhere to the Volga... and from there it will go crazy again... along a different route for the “product”... Veselukha. however...
  98. 0
    3 November 2015 20: 24
    Quote: Odyssey
    Quote: Realist1989
    In what practice? Where was it held, with whose CDs?

    In practice, exercises to destroy the Kyrgyz Republic by fighter aircraft. Similar exercises have been carried out for about 30 years. So you are somewhat behind the times...
    Such exercises are conducted here, in the West, and in the PRC. They are especially relevant for us since only NATO has a large number of non-nuclear missiles.
    Conclusion from the results: even in range (ideal) conditions and even a single missile launcher is a difficult target for a fighter. In real conditions, with the massive use of jamming missiles, fighters cannot cover any objects. The main problem is that it is impossible to say where and when the enemy will strike, coupled with the inability to give timely target designation and reach the interception line in time. This applies to air-launched missiles, in In the case of Caliber (which can be launched, for example, from a submarine), the situation for fighters is even worse.
    P.S. In real combat operations, there were no cases of missile interception by fighters.
  99. 0
    3 November 2015 20: 39
    ...mainly the work of the IA is on the “carrier” ... then, in 78 and 79 in Sary-Shagan - such a task was not set - they pointed at the Kyrgyz Republic ... the interceptor will be able to meet or catch up with it - just WHERE to meet it ?...
  100. 0
    3 November 2015 20: 51
    TT62 (2) SU October 31, 2015 22:39 ↑
    "Your humble servant (author - Konstantin Borisov, ed.) Spent 2 years of military service in the ZRV (anti-aircraft missile forces) from 1984 to 1986." I do not think that the ROC and PU are still deploying flywheels.