Eight systems "Hurricane" entered the artillery unit ZVO

February 11 2016 43

One of the artillery formations of ZVO in the Moscow region received 8 multiple launch rocket systems "Hurricane" and 16 of transport-charging vehicles, reports MIC with reference to the district press service.

Eight systems "Hurricane" entered the artillery unit ZVO

“These complexes will significantly increase the combat capabilities of artillerymen during defensive and offensive operations. The MLRS are designed to defeat any group targets, open and sheltered manpower, lightly armored and armored combat vehicles, artillery units, tactical missiles, command posts, communications centers and other conditional enemy infrastructure, ”the release said.

It is noted that the "long-range 220-mm rocket launcher" Uragan "allows you to fire at a distance of 35 km and hit an area exceeding 40 ha."

"The complex is capable of firing both single guided missiles, and a full volley of 16 guides, the mass of one rocket - 280 kg", - added the press service.

Preparing the system for combat use takes up to 3 minutes, a salvo is produced within 20 seconds.

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SAM 5

+5

11 February 2016 18: 41

Hurricane "Hurricane".
1. Lord of the Sith
  
  +10
  
  11 February 2016 19: 34
  
  Why not Tornado-U?
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  2. vyinemeynen
    
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    11 February 2016 21: 19
    
    I understand when s-300, s-400 in pieces are considered, but ZVO in the suburbs received 8 "Hurricane" multiple launch rocket systems and 16 transport-loading vehicles somehow it's modest.
    1. aba
      
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      11 February 2016 22: 31
      
      And I thought exactly the same thing: why 8, not 80?
    2. SklochPensioner
      
      0
      
      12 February 2016 04: 22
      
      Quote: vyinemeynen
      8 "Hurricane" multiple launch rocket systems and 16 transport-loading vehicles, which are modest
      
      320 hectares per salvo - not enough ?!
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3. siberalt
  
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  12 February 2016 03: 51
  
  It will not be enough.
viktor561

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11 February 2016 18: 44

This is certainly good - but why are they in the suburbs? Well, if only for training in landfill calculations! Such systems should be placed closer to the borders.
1. Thunderbolt
  
  +4
  
  11 February 2016 18: 50
  
  And why do we need railways, highways and the BTA? It is always possible to shift to threatened directions during the threatened period.
  1. ty60
    
    +2
    
    11 February 2016 19: 31
    
    Is this the type of conclusions from the results of the Second World War? When the equipment concentrated at the border was destroyed almost all by the first strike of the invading army? Well, then it’ll still be safe beyond the Urals! We are EQUAL than all, even if they live in the UK, but the RIGHT to protect real estate is unshakable!
    1. fan_
      
      0
      
      12 February 2016 10: 35
      
      They already wrote and talked a lot about concentrated equipment at the border, for example, the third echelon of troops stood 400 km from the border. It was at Rezun that all the troops were on the border.
2. dmi.pris1
  
  +3
  
  11 February 2016 19: 08
  
  Yes, because this is the actual first line of defense ... Thanks to the stool ... From Smolensk region, everything that was possible was taken out in the military camps. In Shatalovo, for example .. We hoped for the assurances of Luke that if the Belarusian partisans would cover up .. And this politician and yours and our noodles on the ears weighs ..
  Quote: viktor561
  This is certainly good - but why are they in the suburbs? Well, if only for training in landfill calculations! Such systems should be placed closer to the borders.
  1. avt
    
    +4
    
    11 February 2016 19: 43
    
    Quote: dmi.pris
    e ... From Smolensk region they took out and stole everything that is possible in military towns. In Shatalovo for example ..
    
    Now they seem to have caught on and are rebuilding the division.
    Quote: dmi.pris
    .. Hoping for the assurances of Luke that if the Belarusian partisans cover up .. And this politician weighs your noodles on your ears ..
    
    Yeah ! Zadolbal with the song "We are protecting you" the music of the CSTO is the words of A.G. Lukashenko, but the truth is, just now the repertoire has been refreshed and the acapello of his own work performed a new song - "What base? I don’t taste!"
  2. DIVAN SOLDIER
    
    0
    
    11 February 2016 19: 44
    
    Shatalovo formed back. Well, and yes, in front of Moscow, in fact, from the west, there is nothing. Lukashenko, again, is not eternal, after him the leader will become weaker, and then please America with democracy is right there.
  3. Thunderbolt
    
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    11 February 2016 19: 56
    
    Quote: dmi.pris
    .And this politician weighs both your noodles on the ears ..
    By the way, good and interesting news came from Belarus.
    In the first decade of February 2016, pilots of the 116th Guards assault, simulating air targets of the air base of the Air Force and Air Defense of the Republic of Belarus, launched missiles from Yak-130 combat training aircraft. During the exercises, guided missiles R-73 air-to-air missiles were hit
    “For the Republic’s air force, successful missile launches from Yak-130 aircraft mean two main points. First: this is an increase in air defense capabilities. And secondly, improving the efficiency of completing tasks by using the unique capabilities of the Yak-130 aircraft, ”Boris Budaev, deputy commander of the Air Force and Air Defense Forces, said in an interview with VoenTV TV Belarus
    The first batch of Yak-130 combat training aircraft was handed over to the Belarusian military in April 2015 by the Irkut Russian corporation. During the MAKS-2015 air show, the Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Belarus and PJSC Irkut Corporation signed a contract for the supply of a new batch of Yak-130 combat trainers. http://www.irkut.com/press-centre/news/2076/
3. avt
  
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  11 February 2016 19: 18
  
  Quote: viktor561
  ! Such systems should be placed closer to the borders.
  
  You have missed a lot in life, for example, the fact that the Baltic states are a NATO member, and the western border of Russia is along the administrative border of the former BSSR. I only ask very much - the aria of the killed deer from the opera "Tales of the Vienna Woods" - performed by the soloist of the Belarusian Philharmonic Society, People's Artist of the Sayuznago State "named after his own spiceman, Suviarennaya Respublyky Belarus A.G. Lukashenko, it is not necessary to retell in his own words, and even more so artistic to depict the whistle of the aria with the keyboard on the monitor. So the Moscow region and the Leningrad region are already quite themselves in the light of current technical realities - one is just a front-line, and the other is a front-line region. Another interesting moment is the long-promised "Tornado U" ,Hurricane"?
4. theadenter
  
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  11 February 2016 20: 37
  
  If they are placed closer to the borders, profuse diarrhea may begin abroad.
  From mouth...
Thunderbolt

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11 February 2016 18: 46

Preparing the system for combat use takes up to 3 minutes, a salvo is produced within 20 seconds.
And they probably "wash away" from positions even faster! )))
KBR109

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11 February 2016 18: 47

Connoisseurs! For clarity, tell me how long it takes to recharge this system according to the standards. Thanks in advance.
1. tilovaykrisa
  
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  11 February 2016 19: 03
  
  15 minutes full pack of 16 missiles.
Rurikovich

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11 February 2016 18: 48

It's time to put these complexes on more modern chassis. And even in terms of reliability and gluttony, the two gasoline "375" are already disappointing. I will not say where and when, but I saw the problems on the march with my own eyes.
And so personally, my MLRS always cause awe
1. Altona
  
  +1
  
  11 February 2016 19: 05
  
  Quote: Rurikovich
  It is time to put these systems on more modern chassis.
  
  ---------------------
  And the ZIL plant has sunk into oblivion. It is necessary to do something on the basis of KAMAZ. ZIL is now universally withdrawn from the national economy and the army. There are still old dump trucks and utility vehicles, but gradually ZIL disappeared ...
  1. Wheel
    
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    11 February 2016 19: 24
    
    Quote: Altona
    And the ZIL plant has sunk into oblivion.
    
    And what does the ZIL?
    The chassis at the Bryansk Automobile Plant has always been made ..., albeit under the ZIL brand.
    1. Altona
      
      0
      
      11 February 2016 23: 35
      
      Quote: Wheel
      And what does the ZIL?
      The chassis at the Bryansk Automobile Plant has always been made ..., albeit under the ZIL brand.
      
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      What about the engine? 375
2. activator
  
  0
  
  11 February 2016 19: 05
  
  Quote: Rurikovich
  It's time to put these complexes on more modern chassis. And even in terms of reliability and gluttony, the two gasoline "375" are already disappointing. I will not say where and when, but I saw the problems on the march with my own eyes.
  And so personally, my MLRS always cause awe
  
  Was this for ever? I think they’re a hundred years old at lunch, as old stocks do not.
  1. Rurikovich
    
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    11 February 2016 19: 25
    
    Quote: activator
    Was this for ever? I think they’re a hundred years old at lunch, as only old stocks do not
    
    They don't do it, but for some reason they exploit it. And now the good old "Zakhars" with 375 engines are roaming the roads. Every day they appear sometimes one, and sometimes two or three "fly by". So okay in the hands of one owner - he will inspect. And in the army, how do vodiatly change? And so the column of "Hurricanes" passed ... And as it passed at the end, lagging behind, obviously with problems in the motor part, were drawn. One is generally merciless Troilus. So you need to put on a new chassis. I judge this by our, Belarusian
    "Grads" were installed on MAZs - so in addition to the installation itself, they also transport a set of ammunition. 2 in 1.
    1. activator
      
      0
      
      11 February 2016 20: 05
      
      I don’t understand what, do they put the new launcher on the old ZIL 135 chassis?
3. ty60
  
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  11 February 2016 19: 34
  
  At 375x, YaMZ 238.Diesel has long been standing.
  1. Rurikovich
    
    0
    
    11 February 2016 19: 37
    
    Quote: ty60
    At 375x, YaMZ 238.Diesel has long been standing.
    
    They may be on yours, but I saw ours with gasoline engines. Oh, as a driver, I’ll distinguish diesel from gasoline
  2. Lopatov
    
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    11 February 2016 19: 42
    
    Which ones?
    1. Rurikovich
      
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      11 February 2016 19: 52
      
      Quote: Spade
      Which ones?
      
      The Hurricane launchers are powered by gasoline engines - a pair of Zil-375s. These are the ones I meant.
4. avt
  
  +1
  
  11 February 2016 19: 34
  
  Quote: Rurikovich
  I will not say where and when, but I saw problems on the march with my own eyes.
  
  I didn’t see it on the move, but on the railway platform, and with the "Tornado" in the same echelon, it inspires even fixed on the platform
  1. Rurikovich
    
    +1
    
    11 February 2016 19: 38
    
    Quote: avt
    I didn’t see it on the move, but on the railway platform, and with the "Tornado" in the same echelon, it even inspires
    
    And he respects me, especially when they train at the training ground, the cannonade is heard for 20 km
5. max702
  
  +1
  
  11 February 2016 23: 16
  
  We interviewed an officer that serves on these machines, so he said replace two carbureted engines with one modern diesel engine and nothing more is needed! Otherwise, their chassis is more than satisfied ..
hartlend

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11 February 2016 19: 16

Eight is good too. I think the General Staff have their own ideas about where to place them.
mintai_kot

+1

11 February 2016 19: 17

Especially among the residents of Debaltseve ... the Ukrainians for us did not even spare "tornadoes"!
Lopatov

+1

11 February 2016 19: 40

Y-yes ...
Is it really difficult to finish them to the mind? Damn, there the upgrade will cost as three or four full salvos ...

I do not understand...
1. max702
  
  0
  
  11 February 2016 23: 19
  
  Quote: Spade
  Is it really difficult to finish them to the mind? Damn, there the upgrade will cost as three or four full salvos ...
  
  It would not be cheaper .. How much is the diesel from the same Kamaz? I think a dozen hurricane missiles.
52

+1

11 February 2016 19: 49

In general, the BAZ-135lm chassis was "sharpened" only for the ZIL -375, all attempts to put other engines and transmission on this wonderful device were a failure. Grandfather Grachev then knew what he was doing. And the 200-liter gasoline consumption is not so great against the background of simplicity and the patency of the structure. It's easier to put up with gluttony than to fence an "intermediate" (and the system is intermediate) on a new chassis. The system leaves, like the cannon towed artillery, and let it finish its life with honor and dignity. A good machine, but it's time.
1. max702
  
  0
  
  11 February 2016 23: 20
  
  The people who served on these machines scolded these two engines constantly, they created the biggest hemorrhagic ..
Lemon1972

+1

11 February 2016 19: 53

Are these new hurricanes? Not with conservation?
egsp

0

11 February 2016 22: 32

Either the county’s press service is stupid or the local people stupidly licked it and turned it over to the mountain. Judging by the text and photo Hurricane is old. Why rejoice?
1. eleronn
  
  0
  
  12 February 2016 00: 48
  
  yes everything is fine! Eight systems "URAGAN" terrified enemies! They scream in horror!
eleronn

-1

12 February 2016 00: 51

Sorry guys, I'm unsubscribing from this resource. Swim further with "field marshals and admirals".
midiga

0

12 February 2016 11: 11

I served in Afghanistan on these machines and judging by the photo, these are the old "good" Zil 135lm.
The chassis itself is not bad, you can even say successful, but two 375 is something
with something, there were constant problems with them, the drivers constantly tried to coordinate
engine revolutions, as each moved its board.