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The anti-aircraft gunners of the 10 armored cavalry brigade of the Polish army on firing from self-propelled anti-aircraft guns ZSU-23-4 (Polish modification ZSU-23-4 "Biała") and the "Thunder" MANPADS; October 2015 year


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  1. ewgen
    ewgen 4 November 2015 07: 01 New
    +3
    What kind of star wars is this?
    1. svp67
      svp67 4 November 2015 11: 41 New
      +3
      Quote: ewgen
      What kind of star wars is this?

      This is when there are no trunks, no shells, no pity ... In general, "Shilka" is a powerful machine

  2. zyablik.olga
    zyablik.olga 4 November 2015 07: 32 New
    +4
    Anti-aircraft gunners of the 10th armored cavalry brigade of the Polish army firing from self-propelled anti-aircraft artillery systems ZSU-23-4 (Polish modification ZSU-23-4 "Biała")
    We must assume that this is the Polish version of Shilka?
  3. kind
    kind 4 November 2015 07: 39 New
    +1
    Quote: ewgen
    What kind of star wars is this?

    They highlight themselves for a retaliatory strike! laughing
    1. dmi.pris
      dmi.pris 4 November 2015 12: 18 New
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      Very impressive ... Did you even hit the target?
      Quote: Good
      Quote: ewgen
      What kind of star wars is this?

      They highlight themselves for a retaliatory strike! laughing
  4. am808s
    am808s 4 November 2015 08: 06 New
    +1
    And it seems to me that these pictures show how safely the targets are moving away from air defense.
  5. apro
    apro 4 November 2015 08: 23 New
    +2
    A beautiful sight, while serving on a training ground near Ussuriysk, I watched the night shooting of Shilok and Zushka impressed.
    1. svp67
      svp67 4 November 2015 11: 37 New
      +2
      Quote: apro
      A beautiful sight, while serving on a training ground near Ussuriysk, I watched the night shooting of Shilok and Zushka impressed.

      Sometimes dangerous to health ...
  6. kare
    kare 4 November 2015 08: 24 New
    +1
    The author apparently suggests fortune-telling on coffee grounds what that would mean. It's time for VO to open a new section. Photoflood
    1. Hairy Siberian
      Hairy Siberian 4 November 2015 09: 39 New
      +1
      Quote: kare
      The author apparently suggests fortune-telling on coffee grounds what that would mean. It's time for VO to open a new section. Photoflood

      While the shutter of the camera is triggered, the machine manages to release several shells. Hence the effect of fireworks.
  7. Thunderbolt
    Thunderbolt 4 November 2015 08: 43 New
    +1
    Polish ZSU-23-4 "Biała"
    The upgraded machines have the following differences from the basic installation:
    - a digital optoelectronic fire control system was installed with a system of automated tracking of targets in both day and night conditions
    - installed anti-aircraft missiles Grom (Polish version of MANPADS "Strela-2")
    - dismantled radar station
    - replaced the night vision systems of the commander and driver
    - crew reduced from 4 to 3 people
    The installation of new equipment, coupled with new ammunition for the 23-mm guns, made it possible to increase the effective range of the installation by 500 - 1 meters, however, due to the all-weather complex, since now the ZSU can only act on targets within sight.
  8. McLuha-MacLeod
    McLuha-MacLeod 4 November 2015 09: 39 New
    +2
    At a high shutter speed of the camera, I shot such tricks
  9. glavnykarapuz
    glavnykarapuz 4 November 2015 12: 37 New
    -2
    Some photographs show that the "Pshek" devices (cannon armament) are greatly missed. It is thanks to the long exposure that their mistakes are visible wink
    1. Captain nemo
      Captain nemo 4 November 2015 14: 44 New
      +1
      On the contrary, those photos where the shooting comes from ZSU-23-4 guns, all the photos are like picks. To hit a 23mm projectile even with a high rate of fire is practically impossible in a small light target. For Shilok, a successful shooting indicator is considered to be whether the target enters the affected zone of flying shells, and not if one of the shells falls into a small target, this can happen but most likely, which is very, very rare.
      "To hit a shell with a projectile" is still an area unattainable even today.
      1. glavnykarapuz
        glavnykarapuz 4 November 2015 14: 51 New
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        Can you tell us more about the "light target"? wink
        1. Captain nemo
          Captain nemo 4 November 2015 17: 11 New
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          Quote: glavnykarapuz
          Can you tell us more about the "light target"?

          Unfortunately no, I was a driver-mechanic in Shilka in the army. At my Wustrovsky training ground, these targets were launched from something similar to a mortar, or from a single Grad barrel mounted on a GAZ-66 base.
    2. glavnykarapuz
      glavnykarapuz 4 November 2015 14: 47 New
      -3
      ABOUT! offended Pole with checker ... uh, with a "minus" swooped powerfully (or are you, the author? wink )!
      Why don’t you like the truth, it’s evident in some photos that the lines are late (the rocket flew further), and on the original (Soviet) equipment these indicators (hits from cannon weapons) were never high (they also miss very much).
      P.S. no modernization of the "wunderwaffe" can be made from outdated weapons, it's obvious. smile
      P.P.S. Calm down, drink some sort of sedative. hi
      1. Captain nemo
        Captain nemo 4 November 2015 17: 01 New
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        Quote: glavnykarapuz
        ABOUT! offended Pole with checker ... uh, with a "minus" swooped powerfully (or are you, the author?

        No, I’m neither the author, and I didn’t put you cons either.
        Why don’t you love the truth

        I love the truth, especially bitter to me without it.
        - it is evident in some photos that the queues are late (the rocket is already further
        flew by)

        How did you find out from a photograph with a long delay time that recorded all the perfect missile and artillery operations for a relatively large period of time that it didn’t fall into the approach zone of anti-aircraft artillery shells in the course of the meeting?
        Then the grandmother said for two, and if it was all filmed for a film, it would be possible to judge that the line of fire was already past its missile trajectory, and when roughly 25 frames of film were crammed into one, then for me it’s a problem to determine what went ahead and what was late. A 23mm ZSU projectile is not a homing missile for an anti-aircraft missile, it only explodes if it hits an obstacle in its path, or reaches its maximum height by self-blowing. The probability of a projectile meeting a missile body, as I wrote, is inexorably tending to zero.
  10. k_ply
    k_ply 4 November 2015 14: 29 New
    +2
    Quote: sanya.vorodis
    "Armored Cavalry Brigade" ... And we are all laughing at the Ukrainians with their "Buryat armored militia" ...

    http://commi.narod.ru/txt/1996/0802.htm
    - for acquaintance (now 2 of 3 regiments have been reorganized into striker brigades, 1 is a training brigade): what are armored cavalry (reconnaissance) units in the West and their purpose? Well, in the pictures:
    Spain:
    http://military-photos.livejournal.com/455833.html
    France:
    http://military-photos.livejournal.com/405893.html
    http://military-photos.livejournal.com/405544.html
  11. Megatron
    Megatron 5 November 2015 01: 15 New
    +1
    Poles minusue?

    Dog krev. laughing