long range artillery 2A36 Giacint guns. There are at least 25. These are very powerful weapons that can shoot every 10 seconds in the range of 25-30 kilometers with ammo of your choice.
The Russian made 9M111M FAGOT anti-tank guided missile
so Armenia got that 9M111M FAGOT anti-tank guided missile ?
The Fagot missile is in service since the mid-1970's, so Armenia probably already had them when they were still part of the Soviet unit.
so manny s-300?
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Three divisions in an antiaircraft-rocket brigade prepared with 2005г.
They conducted exercises with combat shooting in at the Ashuluk in Russia in 2005-2007
http://www.terraserver.com/view.asp?cx=459...=-1&styp=CO
http://www.terraserver.com/view.asp?cx=467...=-1&styp=CO
http://www.terraserver.com/view.asp?cx=446...=-1&styp=CO
these pictures are verry interesting..
but when i look att the s-300v in gyumri...its verry differently...
and Armenia need 3 s-300 around Yerevan??
these picture show how far the Armenian scud tactical ballistic missles can reach
in thise picture we see the scud B it hase a range of 300KM.. but Armenia got also scud C and scud C got a range 600 KM...
(btw i got some nice pictures but i dont know how to put tham here...its not from a site that why i dont know how to do it...)
i found information about the s-300pt in Armenia/karabakh...
http://images.google.nl/imgres?imgur...a%3DN%26um%3D1
NAGORNO-KARABAKH 36D6
The image above depicts an S-300PT (SA-10A GRUMBLE) SAM site under construction in the Nagorno-Karabakh enclave between Azerbaijan and Armenia. This site was once likely meant to house one of the S-300PT SAM batteries delivered to Armenia from Russia, batteries which have since been seen to be deployed near the Armenian capital of Yerevan. This would have provided a significant increase in the air defense capability of the enclave, which is currently defended by S-125 (SA-3 GOA) and 2K11 Krug (SA-4 GANEF) systems. While no S-300PT has been deployed to the above site as of late 2007, the increased rhetoric between the Azeri government regarding the status of the enclave in 2008 may result in an eventual deployment. This may also be the reason that a 36D6 (TIN SHIELD) EW radar has been identified at this site since at least July of 2007, seen here near the buildings at the southwestern edge of the SAM site. A 36D6 radar position provided air surveillance coverage over the entire region and also can be integrated with a deployed S-300PT battery to provide target acquisition functions. While the presence of the radar does not appear to indicate an imminent SAM deployment, the presence of the site and the radar position does provide Armenia and the Nagorno-Karabakh enclave with air defense options should Azeri rhetoric progress towards armed conflict.
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