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    Well I delete...sorr
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pilot_35 View Post
    Result of work Mi-28N in the Chechen Republic
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rqoAVn0Xdas
    I don't see anything realated to Mi-28N, how can you tell?

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    Quote Originally Posted by _GDS_ View Post
    I don't see anything realated to Mi-28N, how can you tell?
    That's what left after heli attack , maybe mi-28n but it's only maybe

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    look at the golden AK in this video

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    The Russian BAZ (Bryanskiy avtomobilniy zavod) truck developer and producer has released a photograph showing the version of the Pantsir-S1 (SA-22 'Greyhound') combined gun/missile system that has been developed for the Russian Army.
    Although the basic turret, cabin and power supply are nearly identical to those on the earlier export version, the most obvious change is that the Russian system has only eight ready-to-fire 57E6 missiles rather than the 12 fitted to export systems. The system's IFF antenna is located on the top of the 2RL80 surveillance radar rather than the rear-mounted location used on the export versions.

    For the Russian Army 96K6 Pantsir-S1 the system is mounted on a BAZ-6909 8x8 four-axle truck chassis with a kerb weight of 19,000 kg and a load-carrying capacity of 22,000 kg. The gross weight of the missile-armed vehicle is not more than 41,300 kg. Trials of the system in this configuration were conducted in mid-2008.

    The chassis is powered by YaMZ-8431.10-020 or YaMZ-8942.10-033 diesel engine with an output power of 347.8 kW. This gives a top speed of 80 km/h and a range of 1,000 km. The BAZ-6909 has a minimum turning radius of 15 m and a fording depth of 1.4 m.

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    Nice picture of Pantsir-S1 and i hope this one is from army unit. This one on photo have 8 missiles, but I think it have the same arms holding missiles as export Pantsir and that it just doesn't have attached upper 4 missiles. Any other picture of this Pantsir? I would like to see black plates on it.

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    This one has a full complement of 12 missiles:

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    Pansir looks awesome, a question, why is the hanger structure covered in this zigzag pattern?

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    Perhaps because a gorrugated skinned structure offers increased bending strength along the line of the corrugations, thereby reducing the needed thickness and the number of sturctural members underneath it.

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    The 100th anniversary of Soviet helicopter designer Mikhail Mil’s birth




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    Quote Originally Posted by Leo1 View Post
    The Admiral Kastanov is a second Project 22350 Admiral Gorshkov frigate for the Russian Navy. It's got nothing to do with India.
    NVM, I was reading the wrong article online.

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    Omfg!!!111 We are not on the first page ! Here I must rescue


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    Quote Originally Posted by 1911-a1 View Post
    Hi, what are you trying to say?
    i think he trying to say that russian apc is a smaller target

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