Lithuania intends to purchase more 74 Javelin installations

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The United States Department of Defense Military Cooperation Agency (DSCA) has sent a notification to Congress about the upcoming supply of Lithuania with an additional batch of anti-tank systems Javelin, the blog reports bmpd with reference ajor-arms-sales.



“The planned delivery will include XaNumX Javelin mobile launchers (Command Launch Units - CLU), Javelin 74 anti-tank missiles and ten training missiles. The total estimated cost of delivery will be $ 220 million, of which the actual cost of the equipment is $ 55 million, and the rest is the cost of American technical assistance, transportation, training, etc., ”the publication says.

The delivery of missile systems to Lithuania has already been approved by the US State Department.

According to bmpd, "Lithuania became the first foreign customer to Javelin ATGM, having received 2001 launchers and 18 ATGM from the USA by agreement of 74 of the year."

The blogger recalls that last year the United States approved the delivery of 102 Estonia Javelin launchers. The units were attached 350 combat and 102 training missiles.

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  1. +9
    22 December 2015 16: 07
    Where did the Holodroots come from. Again, handouts.
    1. +16
      22 December 2015 16: 09
      Quote: sanja.grw
      Where did the Holodroots come from. Again, handouts.


      They pump from there to the non-land - this is the goal of the United States.
      1. +10
        22 December 2015 16: 15
        Quote: cniza
        Quote: sanja.grw
        Where did the Holodroots come from. Again, handouts.


        They pump from there to the non-land - this is the goal of the United States.

        Well yes. The usual scheme that worked back in the USSR. We do not support or supply weapons to anyone. But it has the right to supply (Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, etc., etc.). The question is where will they go?
        1. +5
          22 December 2015 16: 24
          Any supply contract includes permission or prohibition of sale or transfer to third parties. So first find out the terms of delivery, and then draw conclusions.
          1. +4
            22 December 2015 16: 30
            Quote: Comrade Bender
            find out the terms of delivery

            Where from? Only guesses, they are expressed
          2. +7
            22 December 2015 17: 13
            Any supply contract includes permission or prohibition of sale or transfer to third parties. So first find out the terms of delivery, and then draw conclusions.

            I beg you ... After a moratorium on the external (sovereign) state debt of Ukraine and the IMF decision (this is purely an example), will you talk about some ridiculous arms supply agreements? It seems to me, apart from Russia and its allies, now in general no one in the world complies with international agreements and they wanted to spit on our interests.
          3. +3
            22 December 2015 18: 29
            Quote: Comrade Bender
            Any supply contract includes permission or prohibition of sale or transfer to third parties. So first find out the terms of delivery, and then draw conclusions.

            Notice how easily and quickly all the rules of the game have changed lately.
            So what can you expect.
      2. +3
        22 December 2015 16: 28
        Quote: cniza
        They pump from there to the non-land - this is the goal of the United States.

        Come on - when the tank armies of the insidious and aggressive northern ruler are rushing along the "Baltic shaft" from the netting mesh, the tank armies of the insidious and aggressive northern ruler are rushing, give away strategically, and then there, the vital ATGMs ukram, and even free ??? On this they can not go!
        They won’t give.
      3. 0
        22 December 2015 23: 46
        And from there to New Russia ... :)))
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    3. dsi
      +2
      22 December 2015 16: 11
      . Again handouts.

      Not at all! Everything was earned honestly by washing European toilets.
      1. +6
        22 December 2015 16: 17
        Yeah, and then these things in dill will pop up by accident!
    4. +4
      22 December 2015 16: 23
      1. Russian money for transit. It has long been necessary to end this, but not by administrative, but by economic methods.
      2. EU money for refugees, which Lithuania declared non-Russian Russians. By itself, "non-citizens"They don't see this money.
      3. Various EU loans for very different "needs", such as countering Russian information"the war"Borrowed money never turns out good.
      4. US submissions for the purchase of the same copies. A great thing is to give a loan, with an obligation to purchase something from the lender with this money.
      5. Transfers of slaves imported to the United Kingdom. The latter intends to end this; will it succeed?
      6. Sale of benzopyrene sprats. laughing
      7. Sale of weapons to Ukraine. laughing That's where the most relish! The largest producer of weapons, almost a superpower as a seller and incredibly wealthy Ukraine as a buyer.
      8. Tourists wishing to look at bizarre Aboriginal people; the main fighters against Russian aggression. Visited Lithuania - almost visited the permanent front line. laughing
    5. +2
      22 December 2015 16: 29
      There will always be money for this. If they give a loan, those will "buy" for a loan. As long as they are interested in these hicks, they will have everything. It's the same as with Georgia and Urkaina.
  2. +1
    22 December 2015 16: 09
    This is, in my opinion, the humanitarian assistance of Washington to its satellites.
    1. 0
      22 December 2015 16: 29
      Quote: avvg
      This is, in my opinion, the humanitarian assistance of Washington to its satellites.

      They will never give anything for nothing - only for bucks.
  3. +4
    22 December 2015 16: 13
    74 portable launchers by Javelin
    it is a consumable .... they turn the country into a training base .... training with weapons models that are in the arsenal of the countries concerned .... personnel for a possible conflict ....
  4. +2
    22 December 2015 16: 15
    Javelins are good where the tanks do not have infantry support.

    In an open area, the calculations will knock out from a long distance ...
    at close range in urban battles, the infantry copes well with the task of covering tanks ... for every scrap there is another scrap.
    Tanks now have active defense and it is not so easy to destroy them with javelins ...
    the javelins are well-publicized, but they have no serious combat practice.
    1. +5
      22 December 2015 16: 22
      Quote: The same LYOKHA
      but they have no serious combat practice.

      What kind of nonsense?
      From 2001 to the present in Iraq is what to call? fool
      1. +1
        22 December 2015 16: 27
        What kind of nonsense?
        From 2001 to the present in Iraq is what to call? fool

        Give me statistics ...
        how many and under what circumstances were destroyed by javelins in iraq?
        Further ... how the use of javelins influenced the military operation with the use of tanks.
        Anyone can talk about nonsense, but there is no serious analysis of the use of javelins.

        That’s what is actively used in IRAQ because it’s our good old RPG and CORNETS ... well, the Americans also threw their old TOU stockpiles by the militants .... so you shouldn’t talk about nonsense.

        Read what dill they write about your almighty ... heh hehe Javelin.

        http://zbroya.info/ru/blog/6389_legenda-o-vsemogushchikh-dzhavelinakh/
        1. 0
          22 December 2015 20: 39
          Quote: The same LYOKHA
          here is no serious analysis of the use of javelins.

          Well, bring this very "serious analysis".
    2. +2
      22 December 2015 16: 36
      Quote: The same LYOKHA
      Javelins are good where the tanks do not have infantry support.

      In an open area, the calculations will knock out from a long distance ...
      at close range in urban battles, the infantry copes well with the task of covering tanks ... for every scrap there is another scrap.
      Tanks now have active defense and it is not so easy to destroy them with javelins ...
      the javelins are well-publicized, but they have no serious combat practice.

      Not everything is so chocolate - Infantry will not cover 2000 meters, we don’t have a serial AZ anywhere, and you can teach a monkey how to use it, as the events in Syria showed.
      True, we are not going to climb to the Baltic states, it is a pity that they do not know about it.
      1. +1
        22 December 2015 16: 45
        A big drawback of the JAWELINS is their high cost and if we take into account that the battles will be fought by large masses of troops, our RPGs and KORNETS win against this background ... a dozen Javelins or a hundred Kornets per square kilometer is better 7
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      3. 0
        23 December 2015 09: 33
        In addition to these Javelins for the Lithuanian Armed Forces, next year it is planned to receive the first German Boxer BMPs, some of which are supposed to be re-equipped with Spike ER missiles. And about the fact that "we are not going to climb", then on this score, I have a somewhat different opinion.
    3. 0
      22 December 2015 17: 18
      The Javelin missile has a tandem cumulative warhead with armor penetration of 700 millimeters of armor - dynamic protection on the tank’s roof will not save her.
    4. +2
      22 December 2015 17: 27
      Quote: The same Lech
      Javelins are good where the tanks do not have infantry support.

      Firstly, the Lithuanians focus on heavy infantry operating from ambush and from defense. "Jewels" work up to 4 km, "Spikes" on "Boxer" ah up to 6 km. It should be borne in mind that these are 3 generation ATGMs and they can work on external target designation. T / e without being in line of sight of the target.
  5. 0
    22 December 2015 16: 17
    I have no doubt that our specialists have found a convincing argument against ATGMs, and there is no need to talk a lot about it!
    1. 0
      22 December 2015 17: 42
      We have no arguments against such ATGMs.
  6. 0
    22 December 2015 16: 18
    Euro defenders. Guardians.
  7. 0
    22 December 2015 16: 21
    At the time of my childhood, they loved to play war, it is familiar to many. As for the blissful and flawed Balts, well, let them play, distracted from pressing problems and challenges. Cheek and buttock training.
  8. +1
    22 December 2015 16: 22
    how will they try? Will they get to a neighboring country?
  9. +7
    22 December 2015 16: 22
    Good Javelins or not, in fact, it does not matter. All three Baltic countries are actively rearming + Leopards were brought to Finland. (There are no tankers in the required quantity, tanks will be put in storage in hangars). Plus annual exercises WITH ACCOMMODATION OF NATO AND AIRCRAFT FAST RESPONSE Troops in the Baltic States. I translate - weapons in warehouses, barracks, airfields are ready to receive troops. On the border with Russia - near St. Petersburg and the Kaliningrad region. Continue to joke and throw slippers?
  10. 0
    22 December 2015 16: 30
    Advertisement:
    "Soon at the military store" ...
  11. 0
    22 December 2015 16: 31
    Quote: The same Lech
    Javelins are good where the tanks do not have infantry support.

    In an open area, the calculations will knock out from a long distance ...
    at close range in urban battles, the infantry copes well with the task of covering tanks ... for every scrap there is another scrap.
    Tanks now have active defense and it is not so easy to destroy them with javelins ...
    the javelins are well-publicized, but they have no serious combat practice.

    even the TOU copes with Soviet tanks with a bang, and the Javelin is a newer development - it is easier to be mobile and less noticeable and from a series - it shot and forgot, so let's not write off with hats ...
    1. dsi
      +2
      22 December 2015 16: 44
      with soviet tanks

      You believe we, like the U.K.R., the ancients, forever.
      1. +2
        22 December 2015 16: 56
        No matter how unpleasant, but WHEEL is right, Javelin is a serious thing. One thing is not clear, why did he surrender to the paid? Well, sprinkle with saliva, pour out bile they are experts, but it's free, safe (who needs them), though no one pays any attention. But pay such money for unnecessary weapons what ... Svidomoza infection or something.
    2. 0
      22 December 2015 16: 52
      About the pros and cons of JAWELINE there was already a controversy on NVO ... read the opinions of smart people.

      http://topwar.ru/35933-kriticheskie-tehnologicheskie-trudnosti-pri-razrabotke-pt

      rk-dzhavelin.html
      1. +1
        22 December 2015 20: 44
        Quote: The same LYOKHA
        On the pros and cons of Javelin was already a controversy on HBO

        In short, a point-blank question: "Will you get into the tank yourself when it is known that there are Javelin's calculations in your direction?" Or are you rubbing your fingers off the couch?
        Under the mattress flag .................
  12. +1
    22 December 2015 16: 34
    It's good that not Belarusians have new anti-tank systems, but Americans have ancient "spears"
  13. +1
    22 December 2015 16: 41
    Will there be enough military personnel for this number or will they be called up from the reserve?
    1. 0
      22 December 2015 17: 23
      Mercenaries if they come, there are more than one hundred thousand of them in the world.
  14. +1
    22 December 2015 16: 45
    Damn, with whom are they going to fight then gathered between themselves or what? fool Beggar buys weapons, this is nonsense! Well, if only on credit, then this is a lifelong bondage for them.
    1. +1
      22 December 2015 17: 25
      Quote: afrikanez
      Beggar buys weapons, this is nonsense!

      I've known a couple of these "entrepreneurs". By some miracle, once they earned money, bought cars, and then got them with their whining and begging for petrol change. What will they need to feed their warriors?
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  16. +1
    22 December 2015 16: 53
    ... yes, yes, remember. They took Kurland, they took it and didn’t take it. It surrendered itself in May 45. And then they also caught the forest brothers of about 10 years old, but they didn’t catch everyone as time showed. But Khrushch rehabilitated the caught ones. Right now, they march.
    And the film was shot "1944"
    Caps, calmer.
  17. +1
    22 December 2015 16: 54
    That’s where the pennies from Lithuania come from, the question is interesting! The country doesn’t produce anything, the main incomes are tourism (Palanga, Klaipeda), transit, Lithuanian young ladies and guest workers, and that’s all! And they switched to American and Norwegian gas, obviously not cheap. So where is the money from, Zin?
  18. +2
    22 December 2015 17: 00
    Oh, to squeeze out where the woodpile of "Javelins" and to the landfill with this good. I would like to see how he will react at least to the SOEP-V1A "Lipa", and of course to other similar delights.
  19. 0
    22 December 2015 17: 12
    We should have time to think about small and very smart anti-tank missiles.
    In our country, until now, in my opinion, the matrix infrared seeker cannot be produced.
  20. +3
    22 December 2015 17: 13
    respected! in the Baltic states people receive higher salaries than in Russia! that’s why you insult the WHOLE PEOPLE? For example, no one in the Baltic states says that Russia has a miserable pension and salary in smaller cities, otherwise it turns out like the Ukrainians, we can insult the Russians and they are for SHO! restraints must be.
  21. +1
    22 December 2015 17: 20
    Quote: sanja.grw
    Where did the Holodroots come from. Again, handouts.

    I'm certainly not an expert, but judging by the data from the Internet, they have a very bad economy.
    1. +3
      22 December 2015 17: 24
      they have a very bad economy ...

      Dear, the fence is also x .. written hi
      Lithuanian GDP growth pattern, the more Lithuanians leave, the more GDP per capita :)
    2. +1
      23 December 2015 00: 35
      in Estonia it is normal with the economy, in Latvia and Lithuania weaker.
      1. +2
        23 December 2015 02: 11
        You don’t need to say if you don’t know, I’m from Estonia myself .... the ass is complete and not the economy, only those who are tied to Russia and who are not subject to sanctions work normally, and everything really breathes. if, which is done, then only on handouts of the European Union. Half of the acquaintances in Finland, Sweden, and England work; one cannot find work here. it has already reached the point of absurdity, people in the company of a sane electrician for half a year could not find: there simply are no people, everyone has left. and in Latvia and Lithuania the situation is even worse
        1. +1
          23 December 2015 20: 18
          friend! I myself am a Vilnius resident, who lived there for 37 years. I lived in Kohtla-Järve for 7 years, had a permanent job. For example, I worked for REMEKSI KESKUS for 4 years, of course PEOPLE WERE FIRED, I just wrote about the big picture and not specifically about your friends. as far as I know people, everyone has a job and is also required. + I still set you up because you are partially right.
  22. +2
    22 December 2015 17: 22
    Yes, this is nonsense, Poland will buy another 1000 Spaik missiles - this will be more serious.
    1. +1
      22 December 2015 20: 51
      Quote: Vadim237
      Poland will buy another 1000 Spaik missiles

      But this is 3,14159 ..... c. We need to come up with something on our boxes.
      Although I split up, we’re not going to fight with anyone soldier
  23. 0
    22 December 2015 17: 35
    Sentry, evil minus signs in action. wink
  24. -1
    22 December 2015 17: 59
    I don’t understand one thing, with whom the Chukhonts were going to fight? What the hell (growing in the garden) do they need anti-tank weapons, or are they going to fight off Arabs and Africans? So a machine gun is better here. I'm crazy, because if it comes to messing with us, after all, the terminator will go ahead, if my memory serves me, Bears, Sharks, Alligators, Rooks will connect, and they will swallow and bite these Javis, And sprinkle everything with Carcass and Drying seasoning on top. Yes, tiny birds will fly from the Baltic Sea, they are called "Calibri". And Vilnius is so beautiful, believe me, I was there, roses are growing, the river Neris flows through the city, we swam there. People, ay, why don't you live in peace.
    1. +4
      22 December 2015 18: 38
      Crimea strained them a little ... Such unexpected peaceful
      affiliations unnerve small countries not spending
      to their armed forces. They think, what if? belay
      Here are the guys and pulling up a bit wink
    2. 0
      24 December 2015 06: 59
      Labus, why are you hiding behind the cons?
  25. 0
    22 December 2015 18: 30
    Pen.do.stan realized its plan scared everyone by Russia, all the dumbheads rushed to buy weapons, of course, and they themselves began a dialogue with Russia. wonderful, an American divorce. The next enemy No. 1 is either in Asia, or in Africa, or in South America and to the neighbors - to the weakest war, to everyone else the purchase of weapons
  26. 0
    22 December 2015 19: 46
    Lithuania so many Javelins are unnecessary. It seems that Ukraine is mastering transit.
  27. +2
    22 December 2015 19: 54
    Questions are constantly being raised .. Yes, with whom are they going to fight? I answer for the slow-witted, WITH US!
    again the Balts, the Ukrainians (though not all), the Poles, and the Romanians ... and the whole of Europe will be trampled upon us. And in the forefront we will chase our ex-brothers. There is no need for illusions. Everyone hates us. So, what we need get ready ...
    1. 0
      23 December 2015 21: 16
      A flag in their hands and a drum around their neck, and at the head of a column going to ...
      You seriously think that the tribalt will begin and others like them. You studied very poorly at school or did not study there. For your information, almost the entire Oyropa (14 countries, the Entente was called), plus the Japanese, plus the Americans, attacked a hungry, cold, dilapidated Russia, not counting its White Guards, Petliurists, Makhnovists, etc. The result is known. Where this ...., they went under Hitler for a maximum of a month (each separately). And you say ...
  28. Cat
    0
    22 December 2015 20: 45
    PKK is a good thing only if they arise unexpectedly in the offensive zone of an armored unit, not covered by either artillery, army aviation, or electronic warfare, or at least infantry.
    And if you rinse the alleged positions with mortar fire? Will many ATGM calculations remain? Or strike at them MLRS?
    Gentlemen, gentlemen and fellow officers! Fighting people, not l / s, somehow trained to handle weapons.
  29. +1
    22 December 2015 21: 08
    The total estimated cost of delivery will be $ 55 million.

    This despite the fact that Lithuania's national debt is over 31,572 billion dollars, or 10684 dollars per capita
    http://countrymeters.info/ru/Lithuania/economy
  30. 0
    22 December 2015 21: 49
    An amateur's question: And if "Buratino" is on the Javelin ATGM, then who will win?
  31. -3
    23 December 2015 01: 26
    Quote: Hyppopotut
    An amateur's question: And if "Buratino" is on the Javelin ATGM, then who will win?

    What class are you in?
  32. -1
    23 December 2015 21: 02
    Well, and whoever has messed me up, justify.
    1. 0
      24 December 2015 07: 03
      Minus one, you only learned to write sticks at school? Not capable of more? You would argue, perhaps.