The "Bal-E" complex entered service with the Caspian flotilla
Formed CFL Coastal Missile Forces Unit (Caspian flotilla) received the new Bal-E mobile coastal missile system (DBK).
The press service of the Southern Military District said that the specialists of the manufacturer of the Scientific and Production Enterprise Kaluga Instrument-Making Plant Typhoon OJSC are now setting up the radar equipment, as well as converting all elements of the control system of the complex into a single network.
Mobile Bal-E DBK with PKR X-35 was developed at the end of 1990-x by request of the Russian Navy.
The BRK was adopted in 2008 year. The officers of the coastal missile division of the CFL in 2011, were trained to manage the new missile system at the manufacturer's special courses.
The “Bal-E” complex includes: a self-propelled command post, a self-propelled launcher, a transport-reloading vehicle and a communication vehicle (a total of 11 special vehicles).
"Bal-E" is capable of hitting targets at any time of day under a variety of weather conditions at a distance of 120 km. The time to bring the complex on alert is 10 min. The power reserve of the mobile coastal missile system is 850 km. Ammunition is 64 missiles, in one salvo can be 32 missiles.
The firepower of the complex can disrupt the combat mission of a large naval strike group, convoy, or airborne detachment of a potential enemy. The main feature of the complex is the possibility of placing in hidden positions launchers at a distance from the coast to 10 km.
From the new complex, the rocket men will have to carry out at least three rocket launches over the next academic year for training surface targets.
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