Soviet Bloc
14-11-2003, 15:32
Will be finished eventually.
OC-14 Groza assault rifle
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Caliber, mm: 9x39 SP-6, 7.62x39 M43
Action: Gas operated, rotating bolt with 2 lugs
Length, mm: overall: 700 barrel: 415
Sighting range,m: 700
Weight, g: 3,200 (base config., unloaded)
Magazine, 20rds (9mm), 30rds AK-47 type (7.62mm)
Rate of fire, rds/min: 750
Cost: $750
The OC-7 Groza II Carbine was produced to fulfill the role of a special forces weapon in the ARSB's arsenal. THe OC-7 Groza II also acts a paratrooper weapon.
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Caliber, mm: 7.62x39 M43
Action: Gas operated, rotating bolt with 2 lugs
Length, mm: overall: 560 barrel: 300
Sighting range,m: 500
Weight, g: 2000 (base config., unloaded)
Magazine, 30rds (7.62mm)
Rate of fire, rds/min: 750
Max. range- 600 meters
Max. effective range- 240 meters (in ideal conditions)
Other Features- Carrying handle is outfitted with a movable sight, mounting points for a scope or visual aid.
Note: Forward sight is mounted on carrying handle. Auxilary forward sight is mounted on tip of barrel for when carrying handle is removed. Equipment can be added to front hand grip (although, most likely, it would stick out aways from the end of the barrel).
Cost: $850 USD
NEW!
UAZ-H VT-1 Helicopter-carried assault vehicle, anti-tank
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Caption: This is the UAZ-H, minus the hard-bodied rear portion and mini turret.
Crew-3 (Driver, gunner, ammunition handler), can carry up to 3 more soldiers
Weight- 2.6 tons
Overall Length- 158.5 inches
Overall Width- 71.1 inches
Overall Height- 79.3 inches
Wheelbase- 93.7 inches
Engine- SB-ADSTE-E Type 02
Transmission- SB-ASFAT-T Type 03 Automatic with four wheel drive
Drive train- four wheels, rear wheel drive, and four wheel drive
Fuel- Diesel (UAZ-HII: gasoline version), twin tanks, tank capacity: 20 gallons, emergency reserve tank containing five gallons
Top road speed- 72 mph
Top off-road speed- 56 mph
Features- auto-inflatable tires with reinforced rims and inner float tubes. seperated suspension, extra-strength skid plate and under armor, already installed snorkel system, built-in hydraulics system, armored ammunition storage, twin smoke canister launchers
Armament-
1x 88mm (non standard) Anti-tank cannon (12 ready rounds[6 explosive, 3 depleted uranium, 3 incendiary], 20 in storage [10 explosive, 4 depleted uranium, 4 incendiary, 2 fragmenting])
1x 7.62mm coaxial MG (located alongside 88mm cannon in mini-turret)
2x AT-8 anti-tank launcers (inside vehicle, can be fired through a closable firing port in mini turret)
2x ATGM slides (on each side of mini-turret)
Systems: ALMRS/TTAC-03, AEICSN-01
COST- $31,400
SIV-02
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The SIV-02, an Infantry Fighting Vehicle and APC rolled into one. It was designed to provide the ARSB with a para-drop capable IFV to accompany UAZ-Ps and T-05s into battle and to provide paradrop forces an efficient and light fast attack vehicle. The SIV-02 was funded through ARSB's desire to build a seperate, lighter force that could project ARSB military strength to any region on the planet in a short period of time. Through this project we have developed the successful LBT T-05 and the UAZ-P.
Specifications:
Length: 8.6 meters
Width: 3.1 meters
Height: 4 meters
Weight: 16 tons
Engine: SB-HT/LEP-E6
Transmission: SB-HTIVT-T2
Drivetrain: 4 axles (rear axle can lift off ground), operates mostly in 4wd mode, when needed can switch to 8 wheel (assuming fourth axle is on the ground, if not: 6wd)
Top road speed: 66 miles per hour
Top off-road speed: 46 miles per hour
Crew: 3 (Driver, Section Commander, Gunner) Can carry up to eight infantrymen with full gear
Armament: 45mm SB-APCG-03 Automatic cannon, 7.62mm PKT, dual ATGM racks (on each side of turret)
Armor: Exact same as T-05 amor. Layer of titanium covered by a 1 inch honeycombed aluminum layer with another 1/2 inch of solid steel outer layer, galvanized and painted.
Fording systems: The SIV-02 needs slight preparations to cross water, it has dual water jets capable of speeds up to 12 miles per hour in water and has a completely sealed off engine with an already installed snorkel system.
Systems: ALMRS/TTAC-03M, NBC, Shtora-3 defense suit, AEISCN-01, ARENA
ALMRS/TTAC-03M system: Tracks up to 22 enemies and ranks them according to range, heading, threat level, and unit-type to provide best possible firing solution. Also computes MOA and other variables and automatically sets turret and barrel to correct heading (when this feature is engaged) and can fire on up to two targets simultaneously (assuming ATGM's are on their respectable slides).
ARENA: Scrambles enemy ATGM's radars and tracking systems, also causes their navigational systems to cause them soaring into the sky until they detonate.
Shtora-3 defense suite: Scrambles enemy laser rangefinder, making it nearly impossible for enemy tank to fire, unless they guess the range. Also scrambles enemy communications systems and tracking systems.
AEISCN-01: Shares target information with other friendly units in the field along with other information, also allows friendly units in large numbers to make coordinated attacks through out the battlefield. Also allows friendly unitss to instantly reorganize into new squadrons and divisions for new assaults and also relays all information back to command. This system also checks in every 10 minutes (or shorter; can be adjusted) with GPS and military satellites to update terrain and enemy movements.
Variants:
SIV-02A (Dedicated IFV)
SIV-02B (AA gun system) Dual 14.7mm AA cannons
SIV-02C (Command Variant) Command and control system for commanding multiple units, added communications equipment and increased armor
SIV-02E (AA missile system) has dual quad-missile AA launchers (one on each side of turret)
SIV-02G (Anti-tank) has a 100mm cannon and a four-missile launcher on left side of turret
SIV-02H (Combat Engineer) has a crane/winch system, increased transmission performance, three-point hitch system, hydraulics, and repair tools
Relative cost: $780,000 of standard SIV-02
Prices for variants:
SIV-02A: $780,000
SIV-02B: $750,000
SIV-02C: $790,000
SIV-02E: $840,000
SIV-02G: $830,000
SIV-02H: $800,000
SIV-11
*Picture to be released/added, expect it to resemble SIV-02*
The SIV-11, an Infantry Fighting Vehicle and APC rolled into one. It was designed to provide the ARSB with a para-drop capable IFV to accompany UAZ-Ps and T-05s into battle and to provide paradrop forces an efficient and light fast attack vehicle as well as an efficient personnel carrier. The SIV-11 was funded through ARSB's desire to build a seperate, lighter force that could project ARSB military strength to any region on the planet in a short period of time. Through this project we have developed the successful LBT T-05 and the UAZ-P.
Specifications:
Length: 9.4 meters
Width: 3.6 meters
Height: 4.6 meters
Weight: 16.5 tons
Engine: SB-HT/LEP-E7(rated at 380 hp) 430 hp Diesel electric-assist engine with SB-TCU-1 turbocharger
Transmission: SB-HTIVT-T3 automatic transmission with variable gear selector (located on side of throttle control and/or steering bars, at the click of the button (click on upper portion to shift up, lower portion to shift down) you can instantly switch gears to meet the needs of the vehicle and environment. Has 22 forward gears and 6 reverse.
Drivetrain: 4 axles (rear axle can lift off ground), operates mostly in 4wd mode, when needed can switch to 8 wheel (assuming fourth axle is on the ground, if not: 6wd)
Top road speed: 66 miles per hour
Top off-road speed: 46 miles per hour
Range- 330 miles (with full fuel, standard load, and ideal conditions)
Crew: 3 (Driver, Section Commander, Gunner) Can carry up to twelve infantrymen with full gear
Armament: 25mm SB-APCG-03 Automatic cannon, 7.62mm PKT, dual ATGM racks (on each side of turret), 8 smoke grenade launchers (6 filled with smoke grenades, two filled with flares) located with 3 along each rear side of turret and two in back of turret.
Armor: SB-ACMCAS-1- Advanced Coarse Materiel Composite Armor System- System uses a layer of galvanized, treated steel (1/8th inch wide) on the outside that covers a 2 inch layer of coarse ceramics material with another layer of 1/8th inch treated steel behind that. An aluminum honeycomb layer follows that with a very thing layer of flexible aluminum alloy as a guard against shrapnel.
Systems: ALMRS/TTAC-03M, NBC, Shtora-3 defense suit, AEISCN-01, ARENA
ALMRS/TTAC-03M system: Tracks up to 24 enemies and ranks them according to range, heading, threat level, and unit-type to provide best possible firing solution. Also computes MOA and other variables and automatically sets turret and barrel to correct heading (when this feature is engaged) and can fire on up to two targets simultaneously (assuming ATGM's are on their respectable slides). When a certain feature is engaged, the weapon can automatically engaged enemy units.
ARENA: Scrambles enemy ATGM's radars and tracking systems, also causes their navigational systems to cause them soaring into the sky until they detonate.
Shtora-3 defense suite: Scrambles enemy laser rangefinder, making it nearly impossible for enemy tank to fire, unless they guess the range. Also scrambles enemy communications systems and tracking systems. Also interferes with enemy laser-based systems and laser-type weapons by using a controlled beam of ultraviolet rays to scatter the laser (communications systems, weapons systems, rangefinder systems)
AEISCN-01: Shares target information with other friendly units in the field along with other information, also allows friendly units in large numbers to make coordinated attacks through out the battlefield. Also allows friendly unitss to instantly reorganize into new squadrons and divisions for new assaults and also relays all information back to command. This system also checks in every 2 minutes (or shorter; can be adjusted) with GPS and military satellites to update terrain and enemy movements.
Variants:
SIV-11A (Dedicated IFV)
SIV-11B (AA gun system) Dual 14.7mm AA cannons
SIV-11C (Command Variant) Command and control system for commanding multiple units, added communications equipment and increased armor
SIV-11E (AA missile system) has dual quad-missile AA launchers (one on each side of turret)
SIV-11G (Anti-tank) has a 100mm cannon and a four-missile launcher on left side of turret
SIV-11H (Combat Engineer) has a crane/winch system, increased transmission performance, three-point hitch system, hydraulics, and repair tools
Relative cost: $780,000 of standard SIV-02
Prices for variants:
SIV-11A: $780,000
SIV-11B: $750,000
SIV-11C: $790,000
SIV-11E: $840,000
SIV-11G: $830,000
SIV-11H: $800,000
VAT-01 (Vehicle, Anti-Tank)
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Caption: The VPC-01 (Vehicle, Personnel Carrier) version of the VAT-01. VAT-01 has a six-tube ATGM system
Specifications:
Length: 7.4 meters
Width: 2.7 meters
Height: 3.8 meters
Weight: 16 tons
Crew: 3 (Driver, gunner, commander) can carry 6 more soldiers (VAT-01)
VPC-01: 3 (Driver, gunner, commander) can carry 12 more soldiers
Engine: 420 hp SB-HTHEPAE-E1 Diesel/Hydrogen hybrid
Transmission: SB-AHTPIVT-T1 Automatic transmission with all wheel drive
Drive-train: 6 wheels, All-wheel drive
Speed: 71 mph (road), 60 (off-road, optimal conditions)
Systems: AEISCN-01 (in this post), ALMRS/TTAC-03 Mk. II MUV (just like ALMRS/TTAC-01 in the T-04 series, can track more units)
Armament: SB-ATMLS-01 Six-tube Anti-tank missile launcher, carries six missiles in tubes and another six or eight inside an armored compartment, forward hatch-area can be outfitted with either a 7.62mm cannon or 12.7mm cannon
Features: Central Tire Reinflation system, AHUD-3 MUV (HUD-type unit that shows enemy positions and possible firing coordinates on the window pane in front of driver and/or commander), flip-down armor plates that can cover windows, extensive armor system that can protect against RPG's and light tank rounds.
Price: $610,000 USD
The T-04A is a light/medium tank that was developed to fill the vacuum for medium tanks in the ARSB's arsenal. The T-04A, although a medium tank, can rival most MBT's around the world in defense, offense, and stand-off capabilities.
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T-04A Specs
Weight: 48.5 metric tons
Height: 3.1 meters
Width: 3.4 meters
Length: 7.2 meters
Crew: 3 (driver, loader, commander)
Engine: 800hp SB-LHP/HT-06 Ethanol engine
Transmission: SB-HT/HPTS auto-manual transmission
Track system: SB-LRHST 8-spoke track layout
Top road speed: 94 km/h
Top off-road speed: 67 km/h
Avg cross country speed: 61 km/h
Armor: Layer of standard stainless steel (dulled or painted) with a layer of titanium/steel ceramics after it, this works along side with slanted armor. Outer armor acts to slow projectile while slanted titanium/steel ceramics armor serves to deflect it or lodge it.
ARMAMENT
Main gun:
120mm SB-ATC-2 smoothbore (optional rifled) cannon with manual loading and standard recoil systems (Automatic reloading system is being developed).
Auxilary weapons:
7.62mm PKT machine gun
.30 caliber anti-aircraft machine cannon
Dual ATGM rocket slides (on each side of turret)
Smoke systems:
12 smoke launchers (6 on each side of turret)
SYSTEMS
ALMRS/TTAC-03 system: Tracks up to 16 enemies and ranks them according to range, heading, threat level, and tank-type to provide best possible firing solution. Also computes MOA and other variables and automatically sets turret and barrel to correct heading (when this feature is engaged) and can fire on up to two targets simultaneously (assuming ATGM's are on their respectable slides).
ARENA: Scrambles enemy ATGM's radars and tracking systems, also causes their navigational systems to cause them soaring into the sky until they detonate.
Shtora-3 defense suite: Scrambles enemy laser rangefinder, making it nearly impossible for enemy tank to fire, unless they guess the range. Also scrambles enemy communications systems and tracking systems.
AEISCN-01: Shares target information with other friendly tanks in the field along with other information, also allows friendly tanks in large numbers to make coordinated attacks through out the battlefield. Also allows friendly tanks to instantly reorganize into new squadrons and divisions for new assaults and also relays all information back to command. This system also checks in every 10 minutes (or shorter; can be adjusted) with GPS and military satellites to update terrain and enemy movements.
Price: 1.1 million USD (For T-04A and T-04B)
The list of turrets for T-04A and T-04B:
A1 Turret: Standard 120mm cannon (comes free with T-04A)
A2 Turret: Dual 30mm Anti-personnel cannons (Can also fire on air units)
A3 Turret: Dual 4-tube missile launch variant (A3A fires AA missiles and A3B variant fires anti-tank and surface to surface missiles, each turret design has specific systems for their specific task)
A4 Turret: Single SUA-02 chain gun with variable rounds and a modification-capable grenade launcher for ground forces support
A5 Turret: basic turret with no armament and no systems, for nations that wish to modify with their own weapons
Each modified turret costs 60,000 USD and 4 turret sets cost 240,000 USD (A1-A4 turret). A5 turret costs 20,000 USD
Also, each tank comes with one set of the turrets, the tank's standard turret is automatically installed.
The T-04B:
Exact same as T-04A except its body is heightened to allow six fully armed soldiers to be seated inside. The T-04B can either be outfitted with the A2 or A4 turret. T-04B costs same as T-04A
T-05 Light Air-drop capable tank
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The T-05 light tank was designed to be able to be parachuted into hostile territory to provide parachuting forces a reliable, efficient tank that can rival enemy main battle tanks, the T-05 fills that role. The T-05 is developed on the T-04A/B series chassis. The barrel of the main cannon can be removed by a fairly simple process in order to be parachuted or transported, or it can be left on.
Armor: Light weight steel outer armor layer with a honeycombed layer of aluminum covering a slanted plate of light-weight titanium composite
GENERAL STATISTICS
Weight: 19 tons
Length: 20 feet
Width: 10 feet
Height: 9 feet
Crew: 3 (driver, commander, loader/engineer)
Top road speed: 56 mph
Top off-road speed: 48 mph
Avg. cross-country speed: 43 mph
Fording depth w/out snorkel: 1 meter
with snorkel: 2.4 meters
ENGINE/TRANSMISSION/DRIVE SYSTEMS
800 hp SB-401 MHP/HT ethanol engine
SB-HET-IVT-2 Infinitely-Variable Transmission system
5-spoke SBTS-5B track layout with light weight 80 percent aluminum, 20 percent steel track links and slates.
ARMAMENT
Main gun: 120mm SB-ATC-3P rifled cannon (may be changed)
Secondary: PKT 7.62mm cannon
12.7mm AA gun
AT Missile racks(1 on each side of turret)
6 smoke grenade launchers, 3 on each side of turret
SYSTEMS
ALMRS/TTAC-03 system: Tracks up to 16 enemies and ranks them according to range, heading, threat level, and tank-type to provide best possible firing solution. Also computes MOA and other variables and automatically sets turret and barrel to correct heading (when this feature is engaged) and can fire on up to two targets simultaneously (assuming ATGM's are on their respectable slides).
ARENA: Scrambles enemy ATGM's radars and tracking systems, also causes their navigational systems to cause them soaring into the sky until they detonate.
Shtora-3 defense suite: Scrambles enemy laser rangefinder, making it nearly impossible for enemy tank to fire, unless they guess the range. Also scrambles enemy communications systems and tracking systems.
AEISCN-01: Shares target information with other friendly tanks in the field along with other information, also allows friendly tanks in large numbers to make coordinated attacks through out the battlefield. Also allows friendly tanks to instantly reorganize into new squadrons and divisions for new assaults and also relays all information back to command. This system also checks in every 10 minutes (or shorter; can be adjusted) with GPS and military satellites to update terrain and enemy movements.
NBC System SB-CAP-1
NOTE: Picture is being worked on.
The T-05 shares the same changeable turret ability as the T-04A/B series tanks.
Price: 940,000 USD
T-05A2 will be added here
The Dat' Pizdy design bureau has successfully designed and began production on the T-06 Main battle tank, set to replace the T-90 as the nation's main battle tank.
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Height: 3 meters
Width: 3.8 meters
Length: 7 meters
Weight: 56 tons
Crew: 4 (Driver, commander, gunner, loader)
Engine: 1200 hp 16-cylinder turbo diesel- SB-THTD-E6
Transmission: Auto-manual with drive, neutral, and reverse. When gear selector is put into drive, gear automaticall goes to 7th gear (out of 18 ). From there, a small push button on side of throttle control (variable buttons, click on top and it shifts up, click on bottom portion, it shifts down). When shifted into reverse, it has 6 gears in reverse. - SB-HTIVTS-T6
Speed: 56-58 miles per hour (road), 48 (off-road and in ideal conditions)
Armament: Main gun- 152mm smoothbore
Auxiliary- 12.7mm anti-air MG, 7.62mm PKT coaxial MG
Missile- Racks for missiles on sides of turrets
Rate of fire (main gun)- 12 rounds/minute
Systems:
AEISCN-01:
Shares target information with other friendly tanks in the field along with other information, also allows friendly tanks in large numbers to make coordinated attacks through out the battlefield. Also allows friendly tanks to instantly reorganize into new squadrons and divisions for new assaults and also relays all information back to command. This system also checks in every 2 minutes (or shorter/longer; can be adjusted) with GPS and military satellites to update terrain and enemy movements.
ALMRS/TTAC-03 Mk. II:
Tracks up to 40 enemies and ranks them according to range, heading, threat level, and tank-type to provide best possible firing solution. Also computes MOA and other variables and automatically sets turret and barrel to correct heading (when this feature is engaged) and can fire on up to two targets simultaneously (assuming ATGM's are on their respectable slides).
Shtora-3 - Interferes with enemy laser rangefinder, interferes with enemy radar and tracking systems, and interferes with enemy logistical computer support systems
ARENA- Anti-missile defense system, scrambles enemy missile radars and flight computers.
Armor- Layer of standard stainless steel (dulled or painted) with a layer of titanium/depleted uranium after it, this works along side with slanted armor. Outer armor acts to slow projectile while slanted titanium/depleted uranium armor serves to deflect it or lodge it. T-06D has Kaktus ERA.
Cost: $2.8 million USD
T-08 Vatutin Main Battle Tank
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The T-08 was developed on the T-06 chassis with extensive improvements and a complete redesign of the armor and framework. The T-08 will fulfill the ARSB Military's role of a heavy combat tank capable of heavy land combat against heavily armored targets and/or heavily armed targets. The T-08 was built to deal serious damage and also take plenty of damage.
Crew- 4 (Driver, loader, gunner, commander)
Dimensions-
Height- 2.9 meters
Weight- 64 tons
Length- (main body)- 7.2 meters
Width- 3.7 meters
Speed (max. road paved)- 90-110 km/hour
Speed (Max. road unpaved)- 75-100 km/hour
Speed (off-road)- 50-90 km/hour
Engine- SB-HTPAE-E8 Diesel electric assist engine with SB-ATPT-C2 turbocharger and SB-ATRS radiator system. The SB-TPEA system aides the main diesel engine in using an electric high-revolution engine to allow unsurpassable acceleration then allowing an immediate crankshaft lock into the diesel to allow smooth transfer from each version of power. The electric system is powered by the new Soviet Bloc hydrogen fuel cells (see the Zvarinograd AZ-MD post) arranged in a 16-cell stack that provides enough power to run the engine at full power for upwards of 20 minutes. The only problem is it needs an extensive power build up (there's a small air-intake located near the rear of the main body to take in air as well as six 3 gallon hydrogen tanks to assist the hydrogen fuel cell) that can take nearly 15-20 minutes. The electric assist engine provides astronomical acceleration and fuel conservation (as it kicks in to assist diesel engine whenever needed) while the diesel engine provides the sheer power a tank demands.
Transmission- SB-AHTTIV-T8 Infinitely-variable© transmission. The infinitely variable transmission allows for virtually any gear or power shift to used and can be swiftly changed into any super gear, then you can shift into any power shift gear for enhanced power, speed, and traction. All gears are mounted on seperate pivots and other gears to allow near infinite amount of gears for any condition traveled in.
Range- 800 km
Systems-
ALMRS/TTAC-04 Mk. III system: Tracks up to 60 enemies and ranks them according to range, heading, threat level, and tank-type to provide best possible firing solution. Also computes MOA and other variables and automatically sets turret and barrel to correct heading (when this feature is engaged) and can fire on up to two targets simultaneously (assuming ATGM's are on their respectable slides). Also tracks and targets enemy targets at up to 500 ft. altitude and up to 30 miles away.
SB-AFCS-S1 system: This advanced fire control system allows for the T-08 to engage moving targets while the T-08 is on the move. The barrel will always remain aimed at target while tank is in motion and will not waiver even over small hills, dips, bumps, and other obstructions. The barrel will always target enemy unit unless commander targets a new target or disengages system. The SB-AFCS-S1 system will continually track all targets and align barrel to fire on the target even if the target is on the move, the barrel will constantly update and move with the target while computing wind, weather, and MOA abilities for the best possible accuracy. The barrel will move on two different axis'. The commander's station is outfitted with nightvision capabilities, infrared capabilities, radar tracking capabilities (if an EW, radar aircraft, or radar station is near and able to send information), and advanced targetting systems. The commander's station is also outfitted with a periscope with nightvision, infrared capabilities, and a computerized screen to locate targets if they are obscured. Coupled with this system is the ALRS (Advanced Laser Range-finder System) which utilizes a laser rangefinder with a triple layer screen with crystals at different angles to scatter any enemy lasers that are attempting to disable the rangefinder. The rangefinder laser passes through a roughly 3mm hole in the screen.
ARENA Mk. II: Scrambles enemy ATGM's radars and tracking systems. Also interferes with all ATGM tracking systems and/or other guided weapons' systems.
Shtora-3 defense suite: Scrambles enemy laser rangefinder, making it nearly impossible for enemy tank to fire, unless they guess the range. Also scrambles enemy communications systems and tracking systems. Also interferes with enemy laser-based systems and laser-type weapons by using a controlled beam of ultraviolet rays to scatter the laser (communications systems, weapons systems, rangefinder systems)
AEISCN-01: Shares target information with other friendly tanks in the field along with other information, also allows friendly tanks in large numbers to make coordinated attacks through out the battlefield. Also allows friendly tanks to instantly reorganize into new squadrons and divisions for new assaults and also relays all information back to command. This system also checks in every 2 minutes (or shorter; can be adjusted) with GPS and military satellites to update terrain and enemy movements. Also takes updated information and relays it to the commander's screen which displays all friendly tanks, enemy tanks, standing orders, enemy formations, buildings, objects, and other environmental objects. Coupled with this system is the SB-LRRCS (Long-range Radio communications set) with a range of roughly 450 miles.
NBC System SB-CAP-1 - This NBC system protects against nuclear, biological, and chemical threats as well as seal of the internal areas of the tanks from the outer environment, relying on an SB-AIR-M air recycling and cleaning unit to provide breathable oxygen to the tank's crew.
Periscope systems- Twin periscopes (commander periscope mentioned before)- Gunner periscope is outfitted with infrared technology, night vision tech, and the AEISCN-01 system (which shows enemy units based on satellite and aircraft intelligence or intel from other friendly ground untis).
Armor-
Layer one- 7/8in wide galvanized steel with powder coated exterior
Layer two- 1.25 inch Aluminum alloy honey-comb layer
Layer three- Kaktus-III ERA (Soviet Bloc-modified) with layer of 1/16th inch galvanized/treated steel behind it
Layer four- 1/2inch aluminum alloy honey-comb layer with SB-ACMCAS-2L- Advanced Coarse Materiel Composite Armor System which uses a layer of coarse ceramics sandwhiched between a steel/aluminum layer.
Armament-
152mm smoothbore SB-LBC-C8 main gun with SB-HS heat shield system
12.7mm anti-aircraft machine gun
7.62mm or .50 caliber gunner's MG
7.62mm PKT coaxial MG
12 smoke grenade launchers (8 with smoke grenades, 4 with flares)
Turret-side mounted area for addition of an ATGM rocket pack
ATGM slide on other side of turret.
Enhanced survival functions- increased armor over engine compartment and radiator. Enhanced armor protecting fuel tank, hydrogen cell area, and battery area.
SB-AHDU which transfers engine exhaust into a special dissipator unit that fuses the exhaust and heat into cooled water from hydrogen cell and dissipates it out rear of unit and onto track assembly.
SB-ASFS - Advanced Snorkeling and Fording System- allows unit, at the touch of a button, to disengage head dissipator system (SB-AHDU), and to engage the flip-up snorkel system which allows the tank to ford up to 3 meters
Cost- $2.4 million USD
SAH-1 Dedicated Attack Helicopter
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Height: 5.8 meters (gear extended)
Length (fuselage): 16.5 meters
Weight: 6500kg (empty), 8100 kg (fully armed and fueled)
Crew: 2 (pilot, Weapon's Officer/Navigator) seated in tandem
Engine: Twin GSX12-A44 turbines
Speed: 208 mph maintained (cruise), 214 maximum short burst speed
Rotor: 4 Blade SB-ARSHR
Rotor diameter: 14 meters
Vertical climb rate: 18 meters per second
Service ceiling: 4600 meters
Systems:
ALMRS/TTAC-03 system: Tracks up to 16 enemies and ranks them according to range, heading, threat level, and unit-type to provide best possible firing solution. Also computes MOA and other variables and automatically sets turret and missile coordinates to correct heading (when this feature is engaged) and can fire on up to four targets simultaneously.
ARENA: Scrambles enemy ATGM's radars and tracking systems.
AEISCN-01: Shares target information with other friendly units in the field along with other information, also allows friendly units in large numbers to make coordinated attacks through out the battlefield. Also allows friendly units to instantly reorganize into new squadrons and divisions for new assaults and also relays all information back to command. This system also checks in every 10 minutes (or shorter; can be adjusted) with GPS and military satellites to update terrain and enemy movements.
SB-ACDAMS-02: Anti-missile and countermeasure deployment system. Automatically launches countermeasures and scrambles enemy radar as well as providing the pilot with paths that provide a chance to out-maneauver the missile (not likely).
AHUD-3D: Advanced Heads-Up Display, displays all information about enemy unit including possible routes. Provides direct fire scenarios and target areas. Can be configured to cover entire window-area of cockpit.
FLIR, Laser Designator
Armament:
Hardpoints: 9 (1 under nose, two under body, six on wing pylons [three on each pylon]) (All countermeasures are housed in tail assembly and do not require a hardpoint)
Can be outfitted with:
S55-QB 12.7mm 4-barrel Chaingun or S55-QC 23mm twin-barrel cannon
Small-rocket rocket pods (57mm or 80mm)
AT-6C Spiral ATGMs (or any ATGM)
30 mm heavy cannons (mounted in wing pylon)
Anti-air missiles
Survivability:
Armored Cockpit
Ejection seats with automatically jettisoned blades.
Infrared signature suppressors on engine manifold, exhuast ports
Radar warning receivers, advanced anti-missile equipment, rotor brake, chaff&flares, IFF, infrared jammers
Notes: Has retractable landing gear and limited stealth capabilities.
Cost: $14.7 million USD
SAH-03 Heavy Attack Helicopter
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Caption: A reconnaisance SAH-03 during trials
The SAH-03 is capable to engage:
Ground units (Armor, infantry, enemy positions and fortifications)
Naval ships
Submarines (with proper equipment)
Enemy aircraft (low altitude and helicopters)
Enhanched combat survivability functions include:
Shielding of vital components by less important ones with armour composite plates in between and on outer shell;
Main and tail rotors blades are made of super-strong composites free from secondary destruction effect;
Back-up emergency hydrualics systems stored deep within the SAH-03 to allow it to still function properly if main hydraulics fails;
Armoured pilot's cockpit is fitted with ceramic armoured fuselage, bullet-proof windshields and armoured partition between crew members;
Self-sealing polyurethane foam-filled fuel tanks with enhanced composite armor protection;
Fuel system outfitted to deny any explosions, along with re-route systems to re-route fuel flow if the onboard computer deems it safe to.
The SAH-03 is outfitted with enhanced survivability functions with a dampening zone in front of pilot that can crush inwards in event of a controlled crash and can increase survivability in an unplanned crash. Enhanced frame design also improves survivability.
The SAH-03 is equipped with dual SB-MCESMHHE-HE3 turbines that can momentarily extend compression and strain variables to allow for extreme maneuvers and other combat variabls.
Also for survivability:
Infrared signature suppressors on engine manifold, exhuast ports ;
Radar warning receivers, advanced anti-missile equipment, rotor brake, chaff&flares, IFF, infrared jammers ;
Specialized noise reduction and dampering around tail rotor, reduces noise by roughly 60 percent. Blades and blade housing has been strengthened and reinforced to increase survivability;
Ejection seats for WSO and pilot, part of ejection system includes the locking rotor system that locks the shaft then jettisons the blades down and away, leaving a clear path of exit for the seats.
Armament:
Hardpoints: 12 (6 on each pylon) Can hold up to: 24 medium missiles (both AA and A-G), up to 18 larger missiles (AA and A-G), and up to 36 smaller missiles (AA and A-G), as well has gun pods, advanced designator and sensor pods, scout pods, rocket pods, rocket racks, laser-guided bombs.
Cannon: Located under nose, outfitted for the S55-QB 12.7mm 4-barrel Chaingun or S55-QC 23mm twin-barrel cannon layouts
Systems:
ALMRS/TTAC-04 Mk. II system: Tracks up to 210 enemies and ranks them according to range, heading, threat level, and unit-type to provide best possible firing solution. Tracks their range and heading at ranges up to 200km. Can fire on up to 10 enemy units simultaneously.
ARENA Mk. II: Scrambles enemy ATGM's radars and tracking systems. Also disables enemy jamming systems on missiles and aircraft, interferes with enemy radar and interferes with enemy tracking systems.
AEISCN-01: Shares target information with other friendly units in the field along with other information, also allows friendly units in large numbers to make coordinated attacks through out the battlefield. Also allows friendly units to instantly reorganize into new squadrons and divisions for new assaults and also relays all information back to command. This system also checks in every 2 minutes (or shorter/longer; can be adjusted) with GPS and military satellites to update terrain and enemy movements. Also tracks and labels targets and sends their coordinates and readings through satellites and ground antennae to control centers, ground forces, air forces, and naval forces.
SB-ACDAMS-02: Anti-missile and countermeasure deployment system. Automatically launches countermeasures and scrambles enemy radar as well as providing the pilot with paths that provide a chance to out-maneauver the missile (not likely). If feature is engaged, when a certain missile threat level is detected (set in by pilot or CO) the helicopter can act on its own to effectively out-maneuver the missile through maneuvers a normal human could not even think of. Downside of this feature: May cause blackout of pilot due to excessive G-forces, if the pilot is found to be unconscious, the helicopter will act on its own until the pilot regains consciousness by heading for a friendly area and by engaging threatening targets.
AHUD-3D: Advanced Heads-Up Display, displays all information about enemy unit including possible routes. Provides direct fire scenarios and target areas. Can be configured to cover entire window-area of cockpit. Also controls a small visor on helmet than can be configured to track pilot's retina movements, head movement's or act independently to engage enemy targets.
FLIR, Laser Designator
Engines:
Number x Power, rated horsepower.
SB-MCESMHHE-HE3
2 x 2,250
Vertical Climb Rate - 32 m/s
Flight speed (at rated altitude: 1200 ft), mph:
Maximum speed - 204 mph
cruise - 175 mph
Hovering ceiling, feet
14000 feet
Service ceiling , feet
28,200 feet
DIMENSIONS (w/o rotors), feet:
Length- 53 feet
Width- 13 feet
Height-14 feet
Main rotor diameter- 48 feet
Crew- 2
Cost: $14.1 million USD
Naval version with ASW suite and strengthened pylons: $14.6 million USD
SAH-04 Advanced Attack Helicopter
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The SAH-04 was built on the SAH-01's body frame, adding a more efficient and slightly more powerful turbine. Other improvements include:
Advanced avionics
SB-AEAS- Advanced Exhaust Assist System
SB-AVTVH- Advanced Vectored Thrust, Version Helicopter- Vectored thrust capability allows SAH-04 to execute advanced maneuvers and make quicker movements.
SB-AAHCS- Advanced Autonomous Helicopter Control System- In the event the pilot and WSO are killed or incapacitated, this feauture can be activated manually or automatically (in event of pilot and WSO death) to automatically pilot the helicopter. Granted, this 'robotic' helicopter is not quite as effecient or deadly as a human-piloted one, but if it weren't for this system the helicopter would be lying in pieces on the ground, so, in the end, this 'robotic' helicopter could prove useful. When this feuture is activated, the helicopter will continue on entered waypoints, track and engage enemy targets, and destroy objectives along a pre-entered waypoint path. If crews of multiple helicopters are killed but the helicopters are still in operating condition, this system automatically communicates with the other helicopters, trade target information, and set up attack plans. If a commanding officer does not want these pilot-less helicopters to engage targets on their own, they can be configured to return to the home airfield, preventing large amounts of time and money being spent on purchasing new helicopters, searching for crew members, cleaning up the pieces, and defending the crash site. Also, when configured, the helicopter with this feature can be operated by a crew that is at the home base, becoming an Unmanned Aerial Combat Vehicle of sorts.
Updated ALMRS/TTAC-03 version- ALMRS-TTAC-03 Mk. III
The SAH-04 is capable to engage:
Ground units (Armor, infantry, enemy positions and fortifications)
Naval ships
Submarines (with proper equipment)
Enemy aircraft (low altitude and helicopters)
Enhanched combat survivability functions include:
Shielding of vital components by less important ones with armour composite plates in between and on outer shell;
Main and tail rotors blades are made of super-strong composites free from secondary destruction effect;
Back-up emergency hydrualics systems stored deep within the SAH-04 to allow it to still function properly if main hydraulics fails;
Armoured pilot's cockpit is fitted with ceramic armoured fuselage, bullet-proof windshields and armoured partition between crew members;
Self-sealing polyurethane foam-filled fuel tanks with enhanced composite armor protection;
Fuel system outfitted to deny any explosions, along with re-route systems to re-route fuel flow if the onboard computer deems it safe to.
The SAH-04 is outfitted with enhanced survivability functions with a dampening zone in front of pilot that can crush inwards in event of a controlled crash and can increase survivability in an unplanned crash. Enhanced frame design also improves survivability.
The SAH-04 is equipped with dual SB-AFEHTHHP-HE4 that can momentarily extend compression and strain variables to allow for extreme maneuvers and other combat variables.
Also for survivability:
Infrared signature suppressors on engine manifold, exhuast ports ;
Radar warning receivers, advanced anti-missile equipment, rotor brake, chaff&flares, IFF, infrared jammers ;
Specialized noise reduction and dampering around tail rotor, reduces noise by roughly 80 percent. Blades and blade housing has been strengthened and reinforced to increase survivability.
SB-AHES/RES- Advanced Helicopter Ejection Seat/ Rotor Ejection System- In the event of a critical hit on the helicopter, the pilots can activate their ejection seats, which will signal the turbine to shut down, the rotor shaft to lock up at a certain point and eject the rotors down and away from the helicopter, leaving a clear path of exit for the ejection seats. After the rotors are ejected, the cockpits are blown off by explosive charges and the ejection seats are fired. The entire process takes roughly 3 seconds.
SB-AAHCS- Advanced Autonomous Helicopter Control System- In the event the pilot and WSO are killed or incapacitated, this feauture can be activated manually or automatically (in event of pilot and WSO death) to automatically pilot the helicopter. Granted, this 'robotic' helicopter is not quite as effecient or deadly as a human-piloted one, but if it weren't for this system the helicopter would be lying in pieces on the ground, so, in the end, this 'robotic' helicopter could prove useful. When this feuture is activated, the helicopter will continue on entered waypoints, track and engage enemy targets, and destroy objectives along a pre-entered waypoint path. If crews of multiple helicopters are killed but the helicopters are still in operating condition, this system automatically communicates with the other helicopters, trade target information, and set up attack plans. If a commanding officer does not want these pilot-less helicopters to engage targets on their own, they can be configured to return to the home airfield, preventing large amounts of time and money being spent on purchasing new helicopters, searching for crew members, cleaning up the pieces, and defending the crash site. Also, when configured, the helicopter with this feature can be operated by a crew that is at the home base, becoming an Unmanned Aerial Combat Vehicle of sorts.
Armament:
Hardpoints: 15 (six on each pylon [five under pylon, one on pylon tip], 2 underbody [mainly smaller missiles or sensor pods], one under-nose hardpoint)
Cannon : Located under nose on the under-nose hardpoint, outfitted for the S55-QB 12.7mm 4-barrel Chaingun or S55-QC 23mm twin-barrel cannon layouts
Systems:
ALMRS/TTAC-04 Mk. III (new model) system: Tracks up to 300 enemies and ranks them according to range, heading, threat level, and unit-type to provide best possible firing solution. Tracks their range and heading at ranges up to 240km. Can fire on up to 10 enemy units simultaneously.
ARENA Mk. II: Scrambles enemy ATGM's radars and tracking systems. Also disables enemy jamming systems on missiles and aircraft, interferes with enemy radar and interferes with enemy tracking systems.
AEISCN-01: Shares target information with other friendly units in the field along with other information, also allows friendly units in large numbers to make coordinated attacks through out the battlefield. Also allows friendly units to instantly reorganize into new squadrons and divisions for new assaults and also relays all information back to command. This system also checks in every 2 minutes (or shorter/longer; can be adjusted) with GPS and military satellites to update terrain and enemy movements. Also tracks and labels targets and sends their coordinates and readings through satellites and ground antennae to control centers, ground forces, air forces, and naval forces.
SB-ACDAMS-02: Anti-missile and countermeasure deployment system. Automatically launches countermeasures and scrambles enemy radar as well as providing the pilot with paths that provide a chance to out-maneauver the missile (not likely). If feature is engaged, when a certain missile threat level is detected (set in by pilot or CO) the helicopter can act on its own to effectively out-maneuver the missile through maneuvers a normal human could not even think of. Downside of this feature: May cause blackout of pilot due to excessive G-forces, if the pilot is found to be unconscious, the helicopter will act on its own until the pilot regains consciousness by heading for a friendly area and by engaging threatening targets.
AHUD-3D: Advanced Heads-Up Display, displays all information about enemy unit including possible routes. Provides direct fire scenarios and target areas. Can be configured to cover entire window-area of cockpit. Also controls a small visor on helmet than can be configured to track pilot's retina movements, head movement's or act independently to engage enemy targets. The small visor on the helmet is wired to control the main cannon underneath the nose (much like the AH-64) and can also act as a targeting system to engage enemy units with missiles (on WSO's helmet).
SB-AFCS/OG- Advanced Flight Control Systems, Optical Guided- Advanced system that uses high-intensity fiber optics for flight controls, allowing quicker, more effecient maneuvering and decreasing the weight by removing heavy copper and gold wiring.
SB-AEAS- Advanced Exhaust Assist System
SB-AVTVH- Advanced Vectored Thrust, Version Helicopter- Vectored thrust capability allows SAH-04 to execute advanced maneuvers and make quicker movements.
FLIR, Laser Designator
Engines:
Number x Power, rated horsepower.
New SB-AFEHTHHP-HE4 Turbines
2 x 2,350
Vertical Climb Rate - 34 m/s
Flight speed (at rated altitude: 1200 ft), mph:
Maximum speed - 208 mph
cruise - 188 mph
Hovering ceiling, feet
14000 feet
Service ceiling , feet
18,200 feet
Range:
Full fuel and armament: 400 miles (in ideal conditions)
DIMENSIONS (w/o rotors), feet:
Length- 53 feet
Width- 13 feet
Height-15 feet
Main rotor diameter- 48 feet
Crew- 2 (pilot, WSO [Weapons Service Officer])
VERSIONS:
Standard- (Shown above)
Naval- Outfitted for maritime use and landings on naval vessels, strengthened pylons for ASW equipment and torpedoes/Anti-ship missiles, SB-AASW Suite (ASW Suite).
Cost: $16.1 million USD
Cost (ASW/Naval version)- $16.3 million USD
DP-21
Electronic Warfare and Long-Range Aircraft Interceptor
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Length:
59 feet (17.98 meters)
Height:
15 feet (4.57 meters)
Wingspan:
53 feet (16.15 meters)
Unit Cost:
$52 million
Power Plant:
Two DP-ABETF-21 engines
Thrust:
18,200 pounds per engine
Maximum Take-off Weight: 78,500 lbs
Speed:
Maximum speed 1.4 mach
Cruise speed .8 mach to 1.2 mach
Ceiling:
50,000 feet
Crew:
Two
Armor:
AZ-CMT III Composite Armor (Zvarinograd)
Systems:
MK4011 radar/tracking system (Crookfur) : Based on the Mk4000 family the MK4011 is a dedicated air to air system with the capability of a handling up to 25 separate targets with full threat identification and prioritisation, it is fully capable of automatic weapons release when pilot specified conditions are met. The Mk4011 is capable of integrating with other systems of the same type and use their processing systems to allow one active radar to engage up to 100 targets (based on a flight of 4 planes with the system).
Ranges:
Air surveillance: 430km
Detail scan: 530km
Rear radar: 200km
AN/ALQ-136(V)2 CMS (Zvarinograd):
The AN/ALQ-136(V)2 CMS is designed for the Special Electronics Mission Aircraft (SEMA) and the Special Operations Aircraft (SOA) -- RC-12, MH-47E, MH-60K, EH-60A. This CMS is programmed to respond to the pulse radar signals of the most critical threat weapon system anticipated to be encountered by SEMA and SOA in a hostile environment. It can operate against multiple threat weapons systems simultaneously. It has programmable modules, covers a broader frequency range than the (V)1 CMS and has built-in preplanned product improvement capabilities. The AN/ALQ-136(V)2 CMS consists of three types of line replaceable units (LRUs). These LRUs include one receiver/transmitter (RT) assembly, one control indicator assembly and four antennas. The RT assembly utilizes state-of-the-art gate array and gallium arsenide lightweight circuit boards. The total system weight is 72 pounds.
Russian Aviaconversia GPS and GLONASS Jammer (Zvarinograd):
THE GPS/GLONASS JAMMER HAS AN OUTPUT POWER OF 4 WATTS AND CAN EFFECTIVELY DENY USE OF GPS IN AN AREA RANGING AS FAR AS 150-200 KM. DR. ANTONOV SAID THAT HE HAS ALREADY WORKED IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE RUSSIAN MILITARY WITH DIRECTIONAL ANTENNAS FOR HIS JAMMER SO THAT IT CAN BE USED TO DIRECTIONALLY JAM WHILE MAINTAINING SAFE AREAS FOR FRIENDLY FORCES TO ACCESS GPS OR GLONASS. THE COEFFICIENT OF ANTENNA AMPLIFICATION RANGES FROM 2-5, DEPENDING ON THE TYPE OF ANTENNA USED. THE ELECTRICAL INPUT SUPPLY IS EITHER BATTERY OR DC LINE VOLTAGE. DR. ANTONOV PRODUCED BOTH 15 V AND 6 V SUPPLIES THAT RAN OFF OF 230 VOLTS LINE INPUT. THE JAMMER DISSIPATES 25 WATTS WHEN IN USE AND WEIGHS BETWEEN 8-12 KG WITHOUT BATTERIES, DEPENDING ON THE CONFIGURATION. IN THE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE JAMMER SHOWN IN BOTH ENCL 1 AND 2, TWO KNOBS CAN BE SEEN AT THE BASE. THE LEFT KNOB IS FOR FREQUENCY MODULATION, AND RANGES FROM 0-6 MHZ. THE RIGHT KNOB IS FOR "VELOCITY CHANGE OF MODULATION" AND RANGES FROM 44-270 HZ. A PORTION OF THE ABOVE DATA IS CONTAINED IN ENCL 3, WHICH IS IN RUSSIAN. THE RO HAD ENCL 3 LOOSELY TRANSLATED, VERBALLY.
AN/ALQ-144A(V)3 CMS(Zvarinograd):
The AN/ALQ-144A(V)3 CMS is the upgrade version of the AN/ALQ-144(V)3. It is an active, continuously operating, omni-directional and electrically fired infrared (IR) jammer. This CMS is designed for use on AH-1F and AH-64A/D helicopters to confuse or decoy threat IR missile systems. The AN/ALQ-144A(V)3 CMS is designed to provide jamming of all known IR threat missile systems when operated on helicopters equipped with low reflective paint and engine exhaust suppressors. The AN/ALQ-144A(V)3 CMS consists of a transmitter assembly and an operator control unit (OCU) with dual capabilities. The OCU controls both the AN/ALQ-136(V)1/5 and the AN/ALQ-144(V)3 or AN/ALQ-144A(V)3. The OCU has a 25-pin connector assembly. The total system weight is 30 pounds.
Armament:
(DP-21 can carry four larger missiles internally and two on each wing)
up to 8x AA-3E Air-to-air missiles (bought from Freedom Country and currently being used on the first six DP-21s)
up to 8x CFAR ACM11 Long arm XRAAM (Crookfur)
Power planet: initial boost rocket followed by Ramjet (vectored thrust)
Speed: mach 5
Range: 15-350km+
Length: 6m
Warhead: 19kg targeted blast/ frag
Launch weight: 370kg
Guidance:
Post launch: inertial strap down navigation with midcourse updates
End game targeting:
Module A: Active radar seeker kicks in at 30km (equipped with advanced ECCM systems and home on ECM mode), backup provided by IR seeker.
Module B: millimetric wave radar sensor (shorter range than radar but far more jam resistant and higher definition), backup provided by a combination IR/ EO seeker
The ACM11 is a very advanced missile designed to fulfill the role of an extended range interceptor missile capable of engaging the full spectrum of airborne targets including stealth aircraft.
The launching aircraft needs only a brief radar contact to provide a intercept vector for the missile. On generation of vector and on authorization of launch (can be fully automated) the missile detaches from the launching aircraft and the boost rocket engages accelerating the missile to the operating speed of the ramjet motor which accelerates the missile to mach 5. During the flight towards the target the missile can receive any required number of vector updates from the launching aircraft, using a thrust vectoring system to maneuver. When the missile reaches engagement range it becomes fully autonomous and using its thrust vectoring system can pull off extreme maneuvers to gain the optimum position for the detonation of the warhead. The twin seeker systems allow operation in even the most difficult electronic warfare scenarios.
The 2 Seeker head options are purely for customer preference, both offer exceptional ability but module A offers more options of end game engagement with it’s home on jam mode and a slight advantage against faster aircraft with its longer ranged primary sensor while module B has slightly better performance against stealth and smaller targets.
NEW!!!
DP-21G
Electronic Warfare and Ground-Attack aircraft
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The DP-21G, the ground attack version of the venerable DP-21 EW/Interceptor aircraft, is the perfect combination of worlds for ground attack. Its Electronic Warfare systems effectively neutralize enemy radar and tracking while its air-to-surface missiles deliver a decisive blow to enemy armor, buildings, air defense sites, or other military installations, making this the ideal aircraft for taking out SAM systems and/or radar tracking sites. Also, its EW suite is capable of disabling tracking aboard enemy Surface-to-air missiles and fighters, making it nearly invulnerable.
Length:
59 feet (17.98 meters)
Height:
15 feet (4.57 meters)
Wingspan:
53 feet (16.15 meters)
Unit Cost:
$54 million
Power Plant:
Two DP-ABETF-21 engines
Thrust:
18,200 pounds per engine
Maximum Take-off Weight: 78,500 lbs
Speed:
Maximum speed 1.4 mach
Cruise speed .8 mach to 1.2 mach
Ceiling:
50,000 feet
Crew:
Two
Armor:
AZ-CMT III Composite Armor (Zvarinograd)
Systems:
SB-AAGTTAD-S1 - This system is a dedicated air-to-ground targetting and tracking system. It can effectively track an unlimited amount of targets in its 210 mile range. Each target is then profiled and those with a higher threat level are relayed to commander. This system allows for the deployment and firing of air-to-ground missiles with unrivaled accuracy. It can either utilize radar tracking, infrared/heat-seeking tracking, or laser/GPS guided to fire its complement of missiles.
AN/ALQ-136(V)2 CMS (Zvarinograd)
The AN/ALQ-136(V)2 CMS is designed for the Special Electronics Mission Aircraft (SEMA) and the Special Operations Aircraft (SOA) -- RC-12, MH-47E, MH-60K, EH-60A. This CMS is programmed to respond to the pulse radar signals of the most critical threat weapon system anticipated to be encountered by SEMA and SOA in a hostile environment. It can operate against multiple threat weapons systems simultaneously. It has programmable modules, covers a broader frequency range than the (V)1 CMS and has built-in preplanned product improvement capabilities. The AN/ALQ-136(V)2 CMS consists of three types of line replaceable units (LRUs). These LRUs include one receiver/transmitter (RT) assembly, one control indicator assembly and four antennas. The RT assembly utilizes state-of-the-art gate array and gallium arsenide lightweight circuit boards. The total system weight is 72 pounds.
Russian Aviaconversia GPS and GLONASS Jammer (Zvarinograd)
` THE GPS/GLONASS JAMMER HAS AN OUTPUT POWER OF 4 WATTS AND CAN EFFECTIVELY DENY USE OF GPS IN AN AREA RANGING AS FAR AS 150-200 KM. DR. ANTONOV SAID THAT HE HAS ALREADY WORKED IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE RUSSIAN MILITARY WITH DIRECTIONAL ANTENNAS FOR HIS JAMMER SO THAT IT CAN BE USED TO DIRECTIONALLY JAM WHILE MAINTAINING SAFE AREAS FOR FRIENDLY FORCES TO ACCESS GPS OR GLONASS. THE COEFFICIENT OF ANTENNA AMPLIFICATION RANGES FROM 2-5, DEPENDING ON THE TYPE OF ANTENNA USED. THE ELECTRICAL INPUT SUPPLY IS EITHER BATTERY OR DC LINE VOLTAGE. DR. ANTONOV PRODUCED BOTH 15 V AND 6 V SUPPLIES THAT RAN OFF OF 230 VOLTS LINE INPUT. THE JAMMER DISSIPATES 25 WATTS WHEN IN USE AND WEIGHS BETWEEN 8-12 KG WITHOUT BATTERIES, DEPENDING ON THE CONFIGURATION. IN THE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE JAMMER SHOWN IN BOTH ENCL 1 AND 2, TWO KNOBS CAN BE SEEN AT THE BASE. THE LEFT KNOB IS FOR FREQUENCY MODULATION, AND RANGES FROM 0-6 MHZ. THE RIGHT KNOB IS FOR "VELOCITY CHANGE OF MODULATION" AND RANGES FROM 44-270 HZ. A PORTION OF THE ABOVE DATA IS CONTAINED IN ENCL 3, WHICH IS IN RUSSIAN. THE RO HAD ENCL 3 LOOSELY TRANSLATED, VERBALLY.
AN/ALQ-144A(V)3 CMS (Zvarinograd)
The AN/ALQ-144A(V)3 CMS is the upgrade version of the AN/ALQ-144(V)3. It is an active, continuously operating, omni-directional and electrically fired infrared (IR) jammer. This CMS is designed for use on AH-1F and AH-64A/D helicopters to confuse or decoy threat IR missile systems. The AN/ALQ-144A(V)3 CMS is designed to provide jamming of all known IR threat missile systems when operated on helicopters equipped with low reflective paint and engine exhaust suppressors. The AN/ALQ-144A(V)3 CMS consists of a transmitter assembly and an operator control unit (OCU) with dual capabilities. The OCU controls both the AN/ALQ-136(V)1/5 and the AN/ALQ-144(V)3 or AN/ALQ-144A(V)3. The OCU has a 25-pin connector assembly. The total system weight is 30 pounds.
Armament:
(DP-21G can carry four larger missiles internally and two on each wing)
Up to 16 missiles (medium air-to-surface missiles, 6 internally, 5 on each wing)
Or up to 8 missiles (large/long-range air-to-surface missiles, four internally, two on each wing)
CL-15 Transport
The CL-15 Transport was designed and built for a sole purpose, to provide the ARSB with a suitable transport to bring in armored units (T-05 paradrop tanks and T-06 MBTs) into the battlefield or drop paratroop forces over the battlefield (inluding T-05s, UAZ-Ps, and SIV-02/VAT-01s).
Height (Fuselage)- 17 feet
Length- 156 Feet
Width (fuselage)- 18 feet
Payload- 86 tons
Wingspan- 148 feet
Engines- 6 wing mounted DP-5011A turbofan engines
Systems- AMDCDS-S1- Anti-missile defense system and countermeasures deployment system.
ACS-07
Speed-
610 miles per hour (maximum, ideal conditions)
570 miles per hour (sustained crusing speed)
Range-
2100 miles (without refueling)
Ceiling- 21,000 feet
Cost- $34 million USD ???? (Liable to change)
*Picture being worked on*
Other versions: CL-17 tanker
OOC: Will be added on to.
OC-14 Groza assault rifle
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Caliber, mm: 9x39 SP-6, 7.62x39 M43
Action: Gas operated, rotating bolt with 2 lugs
Length, mm: overall: 700 barrel: 415
Sighting range,m: 700
Weight, g: 3,200 (base config., unloaded)
Magazine, 20rds (9mm), 30rds AK-47 type (7.62mm)
Rate of fire, rds/min: 750
Cost: $750
The OC-7 Groza II Carbine was produced to fulfill the role of a special forces weapon in the ARSB's arsenal. THe OC-7 Groza II also acts a paratrooper weapon.
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Caliber, mm: 7.62x39 M43
Action: Gas operated, rotating bolt with 2 lugs
Length, mm: overall: 560 barrel: 300
Sighting range,m: 500
Weight, g: 2000 (base config., unloaded)
Magazine, 30rds (7.62mm)
Rate of fire, rds/min: 750
Max. range- 600 meters
Max. effective range- 240 meters (in ideal conditions)
Other Features- Carrying handle is outfitted with a movable sight, mounting points for a scope or visual aid.
Note: Forward sight is mounted on carrying handle. Auxilary forward sight is mounted on tip of barrel for when carrying handle is removed. Equipment can be added to front hand grip (although, most likely, it would stick out aways from the end of the barrel).
Cost: $850 USD
NEW!
UAZ-H VT-1 Helicopter-carried assault vehicle, anti-tank
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Caption: This is the UAZ-H, minus the hard-bodied rear portion and mini turret.
Crew-3 (Driver, gunner, ammunition handler), can carry up to 3 more soldiers
Weight- 2.6 tons
Overall Length- 158.5 inches
Overall Width- 71.1 inches
Overall Height- 79.3 inches
Wheelbase- 93.7 inches
Engine- SB-ADSTE-E Type 02
Transmission- SB-ASFAT-T Type 03 Automatic with four wheel drive
Drive train- four wheels, rear wheel drive, and four wheel drive
Fuel- Diesel (UAZ-HII: gasoline version), twin tanks, tank capacity: 20 gallons, emergency reserve tank containing five gallons
Top road speed- 72 mph
Top off-road speed- 56 mph
Features- auto-inflatable tires with reinforced rims and inner float tubes. seperated suspension, extra-strength skid plate and under armor, already installed snorkel system, built-in hydraulics system, armored ammunition storage, twin smoke canister launchers
Armament-
1x 88mm (non standard) Anti-tank cannon (12 ready rounds[6 explosive, 3 depleted uranium, 3 incendiary], 20 in storage [10 explosive, 4 depleted uranium, 4 incendiary, 2 fragmenting])
1x 7.62mm coaxial MG (located alongside 88mm cannon in mini-turret)
2x AT-8 anti-tank launcers (inside vehicle, can be fired through a closable firing port in mini turret)
2x ATGM slides (on each side of mini-turret)
Systems: ALMRS/TTAC-03, AEICSN-01
COST- $31,400
SIV-02
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The SIV-02, an Infantry Fighting Vehicle and APC rolled into one. It was designed to provide the ARSB with a para-drop capable IFV to accompany UAZ-Ps and T-05s into battle and to provide paradrop forces an efficient and light fast attack vehicle. The SIV-02 was funded through ARSB's desire to build a seperate, lighter force that could project ARSB military strength to any region on the planet in a short period of time. Through this project we have developed the successful LBT T-05 and the UAZ-P.
Specifications:
Length: 8.6 meters
Width: 3.1 meters
Height: 4 meters
Weight: 16 tons
Engine: SB-HT/LEP-E6
Transmission: SB-HTIVT-T2
Drivetrain: 4 axles (rear axle can lift off ground), operates mostly in 4wd mode, when needed can switch to 8 wheel (assuming fourth axle is on the ground, if not: 6wd)
Top road speed: 66 miles per hour
Top off-road speed: 46 miles per hour
Crew: 3 (Driver, Section Commander, Gunner) Can carry up to eight infantrymen with full gear
Armament: 45mm SB-APCG-03 Automatic cannon, 7.62mm PKT, dual ATGM racks (on each side of turret)
Armor: Exact same as T-05 amor. Layer of titanium covered by a 1 inch honeycombed aluminum layer with another 1/2 inch of solid steel outer layer, galvanized and painted.
Fording systems: The SIV-02 needs slight preparations to cross water, it has dual water jets capable of speeds up to 12 miles per hour in water and has a completely sealed off engine with an already installed snorkel system.
Systems: ALMRS/TTAC-03M, NBC, Shtora-3 defense suit, AEISCN-01, ARENA
ALMRS/TTAC-03M system: Tracks up to 22 enemies and ranks them according to range, heading, threat level, and unit-type to provide best possible firing solution. Also computes MOA and other variables and automatically sets turret and barrel to correct heading (when this feature is engaged) and can fire on up to two targets simultaneously (assuming ATGM's are on their respectable slides).
ARENA: Scrambles enemy ATGM's radars and tracking systems, also causes their navigational systems to cause them soaring into the sky until they detonate.
Shtora-3 defense suite: Scrambles enemy laser rangefinder, making it nearly impossible for enemy tank to fire, unless they guess the range. Also scrambles enemy communications systems and tracking systems.
AEISCN-01: Shares target information with other friendly units in the field along with other information, also allows friendly units in large numbers to make coordinated attacks through out the battlefield. Also allows friendly unitss to instantly reorganize into new squadrons and divisions for new assaults and also relays all information back to command. This system also checks in every 10 minutes (or shorter; can be adjusted) with GPS and military satellites to update terrain and enemy movements.
Variants:
SIV-02A (Dedicated IFV)
SIV-02B (AA gun system) Dual 14.7mm AA cannons
SIV-02C (Command Variant) Command and control system for commanding multiple units, added communications equipment and increased armor
SIV-02E (AA missile system) has dual quad-missile AA launchers (one on each side of turret)
SIV-02G (Anti-tank) has a 100mm cannon and a four-missile launcher on left side of turret
SIV-02H (Combat Engineer) has a crane/winch system, increased transmission performance, three-point hitch system, hydraulics, and repair tools
Relative cost: $780,000 of standard SIV-02
Prices for variants:
SIV-02A: $780,000
SIV-02B: $750,000
SIV-02C: $790,000
SIV-02E: $840,000
SIV-02G: $830,000
SIV-02H: $800,000
SIV-11
*Picture to be released/added, expect it to resemble SIV-02*
The SIV-11, an Infantry Fighting Vehicle and APC rolled into one. It was designed to provide the ARSB with a para-drop capable IFV to accompany UAZ-Ps and T-05s into battle and to provide paradrop forces an efficient and light fast attack vehicle as well as an efficient personnel carrier. The SIV-11 was funded through ARSB's desire to build a seperate, lighter force that could project ARSB military strength to any region on the planet in a short period of time. Through this project we have developed the successful LBT T-05 and the UAZ-P.
Specifications:
Length: 9.4 meters
Width: 3.6 meters
Height: 4.6 meters
Weight: 16.5 tons
Engine: SB-HT/LEP-E7(rated at 380 hp) 430 hp Diesel electric-assist engine with SB-TCU-1 turbocharger
Transmission: SB-HTIVT-T3 automatic transmission with variable gear selector (located on side of throttle control and/or steering bars, at the click of the button (click on upper portion to shift up, lower portion to shift down) you can instantly switch gears to meet the needs of the vehicle and environment. Has 22 forward gears and 6 reverse.
Drivetrain: 4 axles (rear axle can lift off ground), operates mostly in 4wd mode, when needed can switch to 8 wheel (assuming fourth axle is on the ground, if not: 6wd)
Top road speed: 66 miles per hour
Top off-road speed: 46 miles per hour
Range- 330 miles (with full fuel, standard load, and ideal conditions)
Crew: 3 (Driver, Section Commander, Gunner) Can carry up to twelve infantrymen with full gear
Armament: 25mm SB-APCG-03 Automatic cannon, 7.62mm PKT, dual ATGM racks (on each side of turret), 8 smoke grenade launchers (6 filled with smoke grenades, two filled with flares) located with 3 along each rear side of turret and two in back of turret.
Armor: SB-ACMCAS-1- Advanced Coarse Materiel Composite Armor System- System uses a layer of galvanized, treated steel (1/8th inch wide) on the outside that covers a 2 inch layer of coarse ceramics material with another layer of 1/8th inch treated steel behind that. An aluminum honeycomb layer follows that with a very thing layer of flexible aluminum alloy as a guard against shrapnel.
Systems: ALMRS/TTAC-03M, NBC, Shtora-3 defense suit, AEISCN-01, ARENA
ALMRS/TTAC-03M system: Tracks up to 24 enemies and ranks them according to range, heading, threat level, and unit-type to provide best possible firing solution. Also computes MOA and other variables and automatically sets turret and barrel to correct heading (when this feature is engaged) and can fire on up to two targets simultaneously (assuming ATGM's are on their respectable slides). When a certain feature is engaged, the weapon can automatically engaged enemy units.
ARENA: Scrambles enemy ATGM's radars and tracking systems, also causes their navigational systems to cause them soaring into the sky until they detonate.
Shtora-3 defense suite: Scrambles enemy laser rangefinder, making it nearly impossible for enemy tank to fire, unless they guess the range. Also scrambles enemy communications systems and tracking systems. Also interferes with enemy laser-based systems and laser-type weapons by using a controlled beam of ultraviolet rays to scatter the laser (communications systems, weapons systems, rangefinder systems)
AEISCN-01: Shares target information with other friendly units in the field along with other information, also allows friendly units in large numbers to make coordinated attacks through out the battlefield. Also allows friendly unitss to instantly reorganize into new squadrons and divisions for new assaults and also relays all information back to command. This system also checks in every 2 minutes (or shorter; can be adjusted) with GPS and military satellites to update terrain and enemy movements.
Variants:
SIV-11A (Dedicated IFV)
SIV-11B (AA gun system) Dual 14.7mm AA cannons
SIV-11C (Command Variant) Command and control system for commanding multiple units, added communications equipment and increased armor
SIV-11E (AA missile system) has dual quad-missile AA launchers (one on each side of turret)
SIV-11G (Anti-tank) has a 100mm cannon and a four-missile launcher on left side of turret
SIV-11H (Combat Engineer) has a crane/winch system, increased transmission performance, three-point hitch system, hydraulics, and repair tools
Relative cost: $780,000 of standard SIV-02
Prices for variants:
SIV-11A: $780,000
SIV-11B: $750,000
SIV-11C: $790,000
SIV-11E: $840,000
SIV-11G: $830,000
SIV-11H: $800,000
VAT-01 (Vehicle, Anti-Tank)
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Caption: The VPC-01 (Vehicle, Personnel Carrier) version of the VAT-01. VAT-01 has a six-tube ATGM system
Specifications:
Length: 7.4 meters
Width: 2.7 meters
Height: 3.8 meters
Weight: 16 tons
Crew: 3 (Driver, gunner, commander) can carry 6 more soldiers (VAT-01)
VPC-01: 3 (Driver, gunner, commander) can carry 12 more soldiers
Engine: 420 hp SB-HTHEPAE-E1 Diesel/Hydrogen hybrid
Transmission: SB-AHTPIVT-T1 Automatic transmission with all wheel drive
Drive-train: 6 wheels, All-wheel drive
Speed: 71 mph (road), 60 (off-road, optimal conditions)
Systems: AEISCN-01 (in this post), ALMRS/TTAC-03 Mk. II MUV (just like ALMRS/TTAC-01 in the T-04 series, can track more units)
Armament: SB-ATMLS-01 Six-tube Anti-tank missile launcher, carries six missiles in tubes and another six or eight inside an armored compartment, forward hatch-area can be outfitted with either a 7.62mm cannon or 12.7mm cannon
Features: Central Tire Reinflation system, AHUD-3 MUV (HUD-type unit that shows enemy positions and possible firing coordinates on the window pane in front of driver and/or commander), flip-down armor plates that can cover windows, extensive armor system that can protect against RPG's and light tank rounds.
Price: $610,000 USD
The T-04A is a light/medium tank that was developed to fill the vacuum for medium tanks in the ARSB's arsenal. The T-04A, although a medium tank, can rival most MBT's around the world in defense, offense, and stand-off capabilities.
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T-04A Specs
Weight: 48.5 metric tons
Height: 3.1 meters
Width: 3.4 meters
Length: 7.2 meters
Crew: 3 (driver, loader, commander)
Engine: 800hp SB-LHP/HT-06 Ethanol engine
Transmission: SB-HT/HPTS auto-manual transmission
Track system: SB-LRHST 8-spoke track layout
Top road speed: 94 km/h
Top off-road speed: 67 km/h
Avg cross country speed: 61 km/h
Armor: Layer of standard stainless steel (dulled or painted) with a layer of titanium/steel ceramics after it, this works along side with slanted armor. Outer armor acts to slow projectile while slanted titanium/steel ceramics armor serves to deflect it or lodge it.
ARMAMENT
Main gun:
120mm SB-ATC-2 smoothbore (optional rifled) cannon with manual loading and standard recoil systems (Automatic reloading system is being developed).
Auxilary weapons:
7.62mm PKT machine gun
.30 caliber anti-aircraft machine cannon
Dual ATGM rocket slides (on each side of turret)
Smoke systems:
12 smoke launchers (6 on each side of turret)
SYSTEMS
ALMRS/TTAC-03 system: Tracks up to 16 enemies and ranks them according to range, heading, threat level, and tank-type to provide best possible firing solution. Also computes MOA and other variables and automatically sets turret and barrel to correct heading (when this feature is engaged) and can fire on up to two targets simultaneously (assuming ATGM's are on their respectable slides).
ARENA: Scrambles enemy ATGM's radars and tracking systems, also causes their navigational systems to cause them soaring into the sky until they detonate.
Shtora-3 defense suite: Scrambles enemy laser rangefinder, making it nearly impossible for enemy tank to fire, unless they guess the range. Also scrambles enemy communications systems and tracking systems.
AEISCN-01: Shares target information with other friendly tanks in the field along with other information, also allows friendly tanks in large numbers to make coordinated attacks through out the battlefield. Also allows friendly tanks to instantly reorganize into new squadrons and divisions for new assaults and also relays all information back to command. This system also checks in every 10 minutes (or shorter; can be adjusted) with GPS and military satellites to update terrain and enemy movements.
Price: 1.1 million USD (For T-04A and T-04B)
The list of turrets for T-04A and T-04B:
A1 Turret: Standard 120mm cannon (comes free with T-04A)
A2 Turret: Dual 30mm Anti-personnel cannons (Can also fire on air units)
A3 Turret: Dual 4-tube missile launch variant (A3A fires AA missiles and A3B variant fires anti-tank and surface to surface missiles, each turret design has specific systems for their specific task)
A4 Turret: Single SUA-02 chain gun with variable rounds and a modification-capable grenade launcher for ground forces support
A5 Turret: basic turret with no armament and no systems, for nations that wish to modify with their own weapons
Each modified turret costs 60,000 USD and 4 turret sets cost 240,000 USD (A1-A4 turret). A5 turret costs 20,000 USD
Also, each tank comes with one set of the turrets, the tank's standard turret is automatically installed.
The T-04B:
Exact same as T-04A except its body is heightened to allow six fully armed soldiers to be seated inside. The T-04B can either be outfitted with the A2 or A4 turret. T-04B costs same as T-04A
T-05 Light Air-drop capable tank
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The T-05 light tank was designed to be able to be parachuted into hostile territory to provide parachuting forces a reliable, efficient tank that can rival enemy main battle tanks, the T-05 fills that role. The T-05 is developed on the T-04A/B series chassis. The barrel of the main cannon can be removed by a fairly simple process in order to be parachuted or transported, or it can be left on.
Armor: Light weight steel outer armor layer with a honeycombed layer of aluminum covering a slanted plate of light-weight titanium composite
GENERAL STATISTICS
Weight: 19 tons
Length: 20 feet
Width: 10 feet
Height: 9 feet
Crew: 3 (driver, commander, loader/engineer)
Top road speed: 56 mph
Top off-road speed: 48 mph
Avg. cross-country speed: 43 mph
Fording depth w/out snorkel: 1 meter
with snorkel: 2.4 meters
ENGINE/TRANSMISSION/DRIVE SYSTEMS
800 hp SB-401 MHP/HT ethanol engine
SB-HET-IVT-2 Infinitely-Variable Transmission system
5-spoke SBTS-5B track layout with light weight 80 percent aluminum, 20 percent steel track links and slates.
ARMAMENT
Main gun: 120mm SB-ATC-3P rifled cannon (may be changed)
Secondary: PKT 7.62mm cannon
12.7mm AA gun
AT Missile racks(1 on each side of turret)
6 smoke grenade launchers, 3 on each side of turret
SYSTEMS
ALMRS/TTAC-03 system: Tracks up to 16 enemies and ranks them according to range, heading, threat level, and tank-type to provide best possible firing solution. Also computes MOA and other variables and automatically sets turret and barrel to correct heading (when this feature is engaged) and can fire on up to two targets simultaneously (assuming ATGM's are on their respectable slides).
ARENA: Scrambles enemy ATGM's radars and tracking systems, also causes their navigational systems to cause them soaring into the sky until they detonate.
Shtora-3 defense suite: Scrambles enemy laser rangefinder, making it nearly impossible for enemy tank to fire, unless they guess the range. Also scrambles enemy communications systems and tracking systems.
AEISCN-01: Shares target information with other friendly tanks in the field along with other information, also allows friendly tanks in large numbers to make coordinated attacks through out the battlefield. Also allows friendly tanks to instantly reorganize into new squadrons and divisions for new assaults and also relays all information back to command. This system also checks in every 10 minutes (or shorter; can be adjusted) with GPS and military satellites to update terrain and enemy movements.
NBC System SB-CAP-1
NOTE: Picture is being worked on.
The T-05 shares the same changeable turret ability as the T-04A/B series tanks.
Price: 940,000 USD
T-05A2 will be added here
The Dat' Pizdy design bureau has successfully designed and began production on the T-06 Main battle tank, set to replace the T-90 as the nation's main battle tank.
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Height: 3 meters
Width: 3.8 meters
Length: 7 meters
Weight: 56 tons
Crew: 4 (Driver, commander, gunner, loader)
Engine: 1200 hp 16-cylinder turbo diesel- SB-THTD-E6
Transmission: Auto-manual with drive, neutral, and reverse. When gear selector is put into drive, gear automaticall goes to 7th gear (out of 18 ). From there, a small push button on side of throttle control (variable buttons, click on top and it shifts up, click on bottom portion, it shifts down). When shifted into reverse, it has 6 gears in reverse. - SB-HTIVTS-T6
Speed: 56-58 miles per hour (road), 48 (off-road and in ideal conditions)
Armament: Main gun- 152mm smoothbore
Auxiliary- 12.7mm anti-air MG, 7.62mm PKT coaxial MG
Missile- Racks for missiles on sides of turrets
Rate of fire (main gun)- 12 rounds/minute
Systems:
AEISCN-01:
Shares target information with other friendly tanks in the field along with other information, also allows friendly tanks in large numbers to make coordinated attacks through out the battlefield. Also allows friendly tanks to instantly reorganize into new squadrons and divisions for new assaults and also relays all information back to command. This system also checks in every 2 minutes (or shorter/longer; can be adjusted) with GPS and military satellites to update terrain and enemy movements.
ALMRS/TTAC-03 Mk. II:
Tracks up to 40 enemies and ranks them according to range, heading, threat level, and tank-type to provide best possible firing solution. Also computes MOA and other variables and automatically sets turret and barrel to correct heading (when this feature is engaged) and can fire on up to two targets simultaneously (assuming ATGM's are on their respectable slides).
Shtora-3 - Interferes with enemy laser rangefinder, interferes with enemy radar and tracking systems, and interferes with enemy logistical computer support systems
ARENA- Anti-missile defense system, scrambles enemy missile radars and flight computers.
Armor- Layer of standard stainless steel (dulled or painted) with a layer of titanium/depleted uranium after it, this works along side with slanted armor. Outer armor acts to slow projectile while slanted titanium/depleted uranium armor serves to deflect it or lodge it. T-06D has Kaktus ERA.
Cost: $2.8 million USD
T-08 Vatutin Main Battle Tank
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The T-08 was developed on the T-06 chassis with extensive improvements and a complete redesign of the armor and framework. The T-08 will fulfill the ARSB Military's role of a heavy combat tank capable of heavy land combat against heavily armored targets and/or heavily armed targets. The T-08 was built to deal serious damage and also take plenty of damage.
Crew- 4 (Driver, loader, gunner, commander)
Dimensions-
Height- 2.9 meters
Weight- 64 tons
Length- (main body)- 7.2 meters
Width- 3.7 meters
Speed (max. road paved)- 90-110 km/hour
Speed (Max. road unpaved)- 75-100 km/hour
Speed (off-road)- 50-90 km/hour
Engine- SB-HTPAE-E8 Diesel electric assist engine with SB-ATPT-C2 turbocharger and SB-ATRS radiator system. The SB-TPEA system aides the main diesel engine in using an electric high-revolution engine to allow unsurpassable acceleration then allowing an immediate crankshaft lock into the diesel to allow smooth transfer from each version of power. The electric system is powered by the new Soviet Bloc hydrogen fuel cells (see the Zvarinograd AZ-MD post) arranged in a 16-cell stack that provides enough power to run the engine at full power for upwards of 20 minutes. The only problem is it needs an extensive power build up (there's a small air-intake located near the rear of the main body to take in air as well as six 3 gallon hydrogen tanks to assist the hydrogen fuel cell) that can take nearly 15-20 minutes. The electric assist engine provides astronomical acceleration and fuel conservation (as it kicks in to assist diesel engine whenever needed) while the diesel engine provides the sheer power a tank demands.
Transmission- SB-AHTTIV-T8 Infinitely-variable© transmission. The infinitely variable transmission allows for virtually any gear or power shift to used and can be swiftly changed into any super gear, then you can shift into any power shift gear for enhanced power, speed, and traction. All gears are mounted on seperate pivots and other gears to allow near infinite amount of gears for any condition traveled in.
Range- 800 km
Systems-
ALMRS/TTAC-04 Mk. III system: Tracks up to 60 enemies and ranks them according to range, heading, threat level, and tank-type to provide best possible firing solution. Also computes MOA and other variables and automatically sets turret and barrel to correct heading (when this feature is engaged) and can fire on up to two targets simultaneously (assuming ATGM's are on their respectable slides). Also tracks and targets enemy targets at up to 500 ft. altitude and up to 30 miles away.
SB-AFCS-S1 system: This advanced fire control system allows for the T-08 to engage moving targets while the T-08 is on the move. The barrel will always remain aimed at target while tank is in motion and will not waiver even over small hills, dips, bumps, and other obstructions. The barrel will always target enemy unit unless commander targets a new target or disengages system. The SB-AFCS-S1 system will continually track all targets and align barrel to fire on the target even if the target is on the move, the barrel will constantly update and move with the target while computing wind, weather, and MOA abilities for the best possible accuracy. The barrel will move on two different axis'. The commander's station is outfitted with nightvision capabilities, infrared capabilities, radar tracking capabilities (if an EW, radar aircraft, or radar station is near and able to send information), and advanced targetting systems. The commander's station is also outfitted with a periscope with nightvision, infrared capabilities, and a computerized screen to locate targets if they are obscured. Coupled with this system is the ALRS (Advanced Laser Range-finder System) which utilizes a laser rangefinder with a triple layer screen with crystals at different angles to scatter any enemy lasers that are attempting to disable the rangefinder. The rangefinder laser passes through a roughly 3mm hole in the screen.
ARENA Mk. II: Scrambles enemy ATGM's radars and tracking systems. Also interferes with all ATGM tracking systems and/or other guided weapons' systems.
Shtora-3 defense suite: Scrambles enemy laser rangefinder, making it nearly impossible for enemy tank to fire, unless they guess the range. Also scrambles enemy communications systems and tracking systems. Also interferes with enemy laser-based systems and laser-type weapons by using a controlled beam of ultraviolet rays to scatter the laser (communications systems, weapons systems, rangefinder systems)
AEISCN-01: Shares target information with other friendly tanks in the field along with other information, also allows friendly tanks in large numbers to make coordinated attacks through out the battlefield. Also allows friendly tanks to instantly reorganize into new squadrons and divisions for new assaults and also relays all information back to command. This system also checks in every 2 minutes (or shorter; can be adjusted) with GPS and military satellites to update terrain and enemy movements. Also takes updated information and relays it to the commander's screen which displays all friendly tanks, enemy tanks, standing orders, enemy formations, buildings, objects, and other environmental objects. Coupled with this system is the SB-LRRCS (Long-range Radio communications set) with a range of roughly 450 miles.
NBC System SB-CAP-1 - This NBC system protects against nuclear, biological, and chemical threats as well as seal of the internal areas of the tanks from the outer environment, relying on an SB-AIR-M air recycling and cleaning unit to provide breathable oxygen to the tank's crew.
Periscope systems- Twin periscopes (commander periscope mentioned before)- Gunner periscope is outfitted with infrared technology, night vision tech, and the AEISCN-01 system (which shows enemy units based on satellite and aircraft intelligence or intel from other friendly ground untis).
Armor-
Layer one- 7/8in wide galvanized steel with powder coated exterior
Layer two- 1.25 inch Aluminum alloy honey-comb layer
Layer three- Kaktus-III ERA (Soviet Bloc-modified) with layer of 1/16th inch galvanized/treated steel behind it
Layer four- 1/2inch aluminum alloy honey-comb layer with SB-ACMCAS-2L- Advanced Coarse Materiel Composite Armor System which uses a layer of coarse ceramics sandwhiched between a steel/aluminum layer.
Armament-
152mm smoothbore SB-LBC-C8 main gun with SB-HS heat shield system
12.7mm anti-aircraft machine gun
7.62mm or .50 caliber gunner's MG
7.62mm PKT coaxial MG
12 smoke grenade launchers (8 with smoke grenades, 4 with flares)
Turret-side mounted area for addition of an ATGM rocket pack
ATGM slide on other side of turret.
Enhanced survival functions- increased armor over engine compartment and radiator. Enhanced armor protecting fuel tank, hydrogen cell area, and battery area.
SB-AHDU which transfers engine exhaust into a special dissipator unit that fuses the exhaust and heat into cooled water from hydrogen cell and dissipates it out rear of unit and onto track assembly.
SB-ASFS - Advanced Snorkeling and Fording System- allows unit, at the touch of a button, to disengage head dissipator system (SB-AHDU), and to engage the flip-up snorkel system which allows the tank to ford up to 3 meters
Cost- $2.4 million USD
SAH-1 Dedicated Attack Helicopter
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Height: 5.8 meters (gear extended)
Length (fuselage): 16.5 meters
Weight: 6500kg (empty), 8100 kg (fully armed and fueled)
Crew: 2 (pilot, Weapon's Officer/Navigator) seated in tandem
Engine: Twin GSX12-A44 turbines
Speed: 208 mph maintained (cruise), 214 maximum short burst speed
Rotor: 4 Blade SB-ARSHR
Rotor diameter: 14 meters
Vertical climb rate: 18 meters per second
Service ceiling: 4600 meters
Systems:
ALMRS/TTAC-03 system: Tracks up to 16 enemies and ranks them according to range, heading, threat level, and unit-type to provide best possible firing solution. Also computes MOA and other variables and automatically sets turret and missile coordinates to correct heading (when this feature is engaged) and can fire on up to four targets simultaneously.
ARENA: Scrambles enemy ATGM's radars and tracking systems.
AEISCN-01: Shares target information with other friendly units in the field along with other information, also allows friendly units in large numbers to make coordinated attacks through out the battlefield. Also allows friendly units to instantly reorganize into new squadrons and divisions for new assaults and also relays all information back to command. This system also checks in every 10 minutes (or shorter; can be adjusted) with GPS and military satellites to update terrain and enemy movements.
SB-ACDAMS-02: Anti-missile and countermeasure deployment system. Automatically launches countermeasures and scrambles enemy radar as well as providing the pilot with paths that provide a chance to out-maneauver the missile (not likely).
AHUD-3D: Advanced Heads-Up Display, displays all information about enemy unit including possible routes. Provides direct fire scenarios and target areas. Can be configured to cover entire window-area of cockpit.
FLIR, Laser Designator
Armament:
Hardpoints: 9 (1 under nose, two under body, six on wing pylons [three on each pylon]) (All countermeasures are housed in tail assembly and do not require a hardpoint)
Can be outfitted with:
S55-QB 12.7mm 4-barrel Chaingun or S55-QC 23mm twin-barrel cannon
Small-rocket rocket pods (57mm or 80mm)
AT-6C Spiral ATGMs (or any ATGM)
30 mm heavy cannons (mounted in wing pylon)
Anti-air missiles
Survivability:
Armored Cockpit
Ejection seats with automatically jettisoned blades.
Infrared signature suppressors on engine manifold, exhuast ports
Radar warning receivers, advanced anti-missile equipment, rotor brake, chaff&flares, IFF, infrared jammers
Notes: Has retractable landing gear and limited stealth capabilities.
Cost: $14.7 million USD
SAH-03 Heavy Attack Helicopter
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Caption: A reconnaisance SAH-03 during trials
The SAH-03 is capable to engage:
Ground units (Armor, infantry, enemy positions and fortifications)
Naval ships
Submarines (with proper equipment)
Enemy aircraft (low altitude and helicopters)
Enhanched combat survivability functions include:
Shielding of vital components by less important ones with armour composite plates in between and on outer shell;
Main and tail rotors blades are made of super-strong composites free from secondary destruction effect;
Back-up emergency hydrualics systems stored deep within the SAH-03 to allow it to still function properly if main hydraulics fails;
Armoured pilot's cockpit is fitted with ceramic armoured fuselage, bullet-proof windshields and armoured partition between crew members;
Self-sealing polyurethane foam-filled fuel tanks with enhanced composite armor protection;
Fuel system outfitted to deny any explosions, along with re-route systems to re-route fuel flow if the onboard computer deems it safe to.
The SAH-03 is outfitted with enhanced survivability functions with a dampening zone in front of pilot that can crush inwards in event of a controlled crash and can increase survivability in an unplanned crash. Enhanced frame design also improves survivability.
The SAH-03 is equipped with dual SB-MCESMHHE-HE3 turbines that can momentarily extend compression and strain variables to allow for extreme maneuvers and other combat variabls.
Also for survivability:
Infrared signature suppressors on engine manifold, exhuast ports ;
Radar warning receivers, advanced anti-missile equipment, rotor brake, chaff&flares, IFF, infrared jammers ;
Specialized noise reduction and dampering around tail rotor, reduces noise by roughly 60 percent. Blades and blade housing has been strengthened and reinforced to increase survivability;
Ejection seats for WSO and pilot, part of ejection system includes the locking rotor system that locks the shaft then jettisons the blades down and away, leaving a clear path of exit for the seats.
Armament:
Hardpoints: 12 (6 on each pylon) Can hold up to: 24 medium missiles (both AA and A-G), up to 18 larger missiles (AA and A-G), and up to 36 smaller missiles (AA and A-G), as well has gun pods, advanced designator and sensor pods, scout pods, rocket pods, rocket racks, laser-guided bombs.
Cannon: Located under nose, outfitted for the S55-QB 12.7mm 4-barrel Chaingun or S55-QC 23mm twin-barrel cannon layouts
Systems:
ALMRS/TTAC-04 Mk. II system: Tracks up to 210 enemies and ranks them according to range, heading, threat level, and unit-type to provide best possible firing solution. Tracks their range and heading at ranges up to 200km. Can fire on up to 10 enemy units simultaneously.
ARENA Mk. II: Scrambles enemy ATGM's radars and tracking systems. Also disables enemy jamming systems on missiles and aircraft, interferes with enemy radar and interferes with enemy tracking systems.
AEISCN-01: Shares target information with other friendly units in the field along with other information, also allows friendly units in large numbers to make coordinated attacks through out the battlefield. Also allows friendly units to instantly reorganize into new squadrons and divisions for new assaults and also relays all information back to command. This system also checks in every 2 minutes (or shorter/longer; can be adjusted) with GPS and military satellites to update terrain and enemy movements. Also tracks and labels targets and sends their coordinates and readings through satellites and ground antennae to control centers, ground forces, air forces, and naval forces.
SB-ACDAMS-02: Anti-missile and countermeasure deployment system. Automatically launches countermeasures and scrambles enemy radar as well as providing the pilot with paths that provide a chance to out-maneauver the missile (not likely). If feature is engaged, when a certain missile threat level is detected (set in by pilot or CO) the helicopter can act on its own to effectively out-maneuver the missile through maneuvers a normal human could not even think of. Downside of this feature: May cause blackout of pilot due to excessive G-forces, if the pilot is found to be unconscious, the helicopter will act on its own until the pilot regains consciousness by heading for a friendly area and by engaging threatening targets.
AHUD-3D: Advanced Heads-Up Display, displays all information about enemy unit including possible routes. Provides direct fire scenarios and target areas. Can be configured to cover entire window-area of cockpit. Also controls a small visor on helmet than can be configured to track pilot's retina movements, head movement's or act independently to engage enemy targets.
FLIR, Laser Designator
Engines:
Number x Power, rated horsepower.
SB-MCESMHHE-HE3
2 x 2,250
Vertical Climb Rate - 32 m/s
Flight speed (at rated altitude: 1200 ft), mph:
Maximum speed - 204 mph
cruise - 175 mph
Hovering ceiling, feet
14000 feet
Service ceiling , feet
28,200 feet
DIMENSIONS (w/o rotors), feet:
Length- 53 feet
Width- 13 feet
Height-14 feet
Main rotor diameter- 48 feet
Crew- 2
Cost: $14.1 million USD
Naval version with ASW suite and strengthened pylons: $14.6 million USD
SAH-04 Advanced Attack Helicopter
http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2003-10/415311/SAH-04.JPG
The SAH-04 was built on the SAH-01's body frame, adding a more efficient and slightly more powerful turbine. Other improvements include:
Advanced avionics
SB-AEAS- Advanced Exhaust Assist System
SB-AVTVH- Advanced Vectored Thrust, Version Helicopter- Vectored thrust capability allows SAH-04 to execute advanced maneuvers and make quicker movements.
SB-AAHCS- Advanced Autonomous Helicopter Control System- In the event the pilot and WSO are killed or incapacitated, this feauture can be activated manually or automatically (in event of pilot and WSO death) to automatically pilot the helicopter. Granted, this 'robotic' helicopter is not quite as effecient or deadly as a human-piloted one, but if it weren't for this system the helicopter would be lying in pieces on the ground, so, in the end, this 'robotic' helicopter could prove useful. When this feuture is activated, the helicopter will continue on entered waypoints, track and engage enemy targets, and destroy objectives along a pre-entered waypoint path. If crews of multiple helicopters are killed but the helicopters are still in operating condition, this system automatically communicates with the other helicopters, trade target information, and set up attack plans. If a commanding officer does not want these pilot-less helicopters to engage targets on their own, they can be configured to return to the home airfield, preventing large amounts of time and money being spent on purchasing new helicopters, searching for crew members, cleaning up the pieces, and defending the crash site. Also, when configured, the helicopter with this feature can be operated by a crew that is at the home base, becoming an Unmanned Aerial Combat Vehicle of sorts.
Updated ALMRS/TTAC-03 version- ALMRS-TTAC-03 Mk. III
The SAH-04 is capable to engage:
Ground units (Armor, infantry, enemy positions and fortifications)
Naval ships
Submarines (with proper equipment)
Enemy aircraft (low altitude and helicopters)
Enhanched combat survivability functions include:
Shielding of vital components by less important ones with armour composite plates in between and on outer shell;
Main and tail rotors blades are made of super-strong composites free from secondary destruction effect;
Back-up emergency hydrualics systems stored deep within the SAH-04 to allow it to still function properly if main hydraulics fails;
Armoured pilot's cockpit is fitted with ceramic armoured fuselage, bullet-proof windshields and armoured partition between crew members;
Self-sealing polyurethane foam-filled fuel tanks with enhanced composite armor protection;
Fuel system outfitted to deny any explosions, along with re-route systems to re-route fuel flow if the onboard computer deems it safe to.
The SAH-04 is outfitted with enhanced survivability functions with a dampening zone in front of pilot that can crush inwards in event of a controlled crash and can increase survivability in an unplanned crash. Enhanced frame design also improves survivability.
The SAH-04 is equipped with dual SB-AFEHTHHP-HE4 that can momentarily extend compression and strain variables to allow for extreme maneuvers and other combat variables.
Also for survivability:
Infrared signature suppressors on engine manifold, exhuast ports ;
Radar warning receivers, advanced anti-missile equipment, rotor brake, chaff&flares, IFF, infrared jammers ;
Specialized noise reduction and dampering around tail rotor, reduces noise by roughly 80 percent. Blades and blade housing has been strengthened and reinforced to increase survivability.
SB-AHES/RES- Advanced Helicopter Ejection Seat/ Rotor Ejection System- In the event of a critical hit on the helicopter, the pilots can activate their ejection seats, which will signal the turbine to shut down, the rotor shaft to lock up at a certain point and eject the rotors down and away from the helicopter, leaving a clear path of exit for the ejection seats. After the rotors are ejected, the cockpits are blown off by explosive charges and the ejection seats are fired. The entire process takes roughly 3 seconds.
SB-AAHCS- Advanced Autonomous Helicopter Control System- In the event the pilot and WSO are killed or incapacitated, this feauture can be activated manually or automatically (in event of pilot and WSO death) to automatically pilot the helicopter. Granted, this 'robotic' helicopter is not quite as effecient or deadly as a human-piloted one, but if it weren't for this system the helicopter would be lying in pieces on the ground, so, in the end, this 'robotic' helicopter could prove useful. When this feuture is activated, the helicopter will continue on entered waypoints, track and engage enemy targets, and destroy objectives along a pre-entered waypoint path. If crews of multiple helicopters are killed but the helicopters are still in operating condition, this system automatically communicates with the other helicopters, trade target information, and set up attack plans. If a commanding officer does not want these pilot-less helicopters to engage targets on their own, they can be configured to return to the home airfield, preventing large amounts of time and money being spent on purchasing new helicopters, searching for crew members, cleaning up the pieces, and defending the crash site. Also, when configured, the helicopter with this feature can be operated by a crew that is at the home base, becoming an Unmanned Aerial Combat Vehicle of sorts.
Armament:
Hardpoints: 15 (six on each pylon [five under pylon, one on pylon tip], 2 underbody [mainly smaller missiles or sensor pods], one under-nose hardpoint)
Cannon : Located under nose on the under-nose hardpoint, outfitted for the S55-QB 12.7mm 4-barrel Chaingun or S55-QC 23mm twin-barrel cannon layouts
Systems:
ALMRS/TTAC-04 Mk. III (new model) system: Tracks up to 300 enemies and ranks them according to range, heading, threat level, and unit-type to provide best possible firing solution. Tracks their range and heading at ranges up to 240km. Can fire on up to 10 enemy units simultaneously.
ARENA Mk. II: Scrambles enemy ATGM's radars and tracking systems. Also disables enemy jamming systems on missiles and aircraft, interferes with enemy radar and interferes with enemy tracking systems.
AEISCN-01: Shares target information with other friendly units in the field along with other information, also allows friendly units in large numbers to make coordinated attacks through out the battlefield. Also allows friendly units to instantly reorganize into new squadrons and divisions for new assaults and also relays all information back to command. This system also checks in every 2 minutes (or shorter/longer; can be adjusted) with GPS and military satellites to update terrain and enemy movements. Also tracks and labels targets and sends their coordinates and readings through satellites and ground antennae to control centers, ground forces, air forces, and naval forces.
SB-ACDAMS-02: Anti-missile and countermeasure deployment system. Automatically launches countermeasures and scrambles enemy radar as well as providing the pilot with paths that provide a chance to out-maneauver the missile (not likely). If feature is engaged, when a certain missile threat level is detected (set in by pilot or CO) the helicopter can act on its own to effectively out-maneuver the missile through maneuvers a normal human could not even think of. Downside of this feature: May cause blackout of pilot due to excessive G-forces, if the pilot is found to be unconscious, the helicopter will act on its own until the pilot regains consciousness by heading for a friendly area and by engaging threatening targets.
AHUD-3D: Advanced Heads-Up Display, displays all information about enemy unit including possible routes. Provides direct fire scenarios and target areas. Can be configured to cover entire window-area of cockpit. Also controls a small visor on helmet than can be configured to track pilot's retina movements, head movement's or act independently to engage enemy targets. The small visor on the helmet is wired to control the main cannon underneath the nose (much like the AH-64) and can also act as a targeting system to engage enemy units with missiles (on WSO's helmet).
SB-AFCS/OG- Advanced Flight Control Systems, Optical Guided- Advanced system that uses high-intensity fiber optics for flight controls, allowing quicker, more effecient maneuvering and decreasing the weight by removing heavy copper and gold wiring.
SB-AEAS- Advanced Exhaust Assist System
SB-AVTVH- Advanced Vectored Thrust, Version Helicopter- Vectored thrust capability allows SAH-04 to execute advanced maneuvers and make quicker movements.
FLIR, Laser Designator
Engines:
Number x Power, rated horsepower.
New SB-AFEHTHHP-HE4 Turbines
2 x 2,350
Vertical Climb Rate - 34 m/s
Flight speed (at rated altitude: 1200 ft), mph:
Maximum speed - 208 mph
cruise - 188 mph
Hovering ceiling, feet
14000 feet
Service ceiling , feet
18,200 feet
Range:
Full fuel and armament: 400 miles (in ideal conditions)
DIMENSIONS (w/o rotors), feet:
Length- 53 feet
Width- 13 feet
Height-15 feet
Main rotor diameter- 48 feet
Crew- 2 (pilot, WSO [Weapons Service Officer])
VERSIONS:
Standard- (Shown above)
Naval- Outfitted for maritime use and landings on naval vessels, strengthened pylons for ASW equipment and torpedoes/Anti-ship missiles, SB-AASW Suite (ASW Suite).
Cost: $16.1 million USD
Cost (ASW/Naval version)- $16.3 million USD
DP-21
Electronic Warfare and Long-Range Aircraft Interceptor
http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2003-10/415311/DP-21EWMCMk.II.GIF
Length:
59 feet (17.98 meters)
Height:
15 feet (4.57 meters)
Wingspan:
53 feet (16.15 meters)
Unit Cost:
$52 million
Power Plant:
Two DP-ABETF-21 engines
Thrust:
18,200 pounds per engine
Maximum Take-off Weight: 78,500 lbs
Speed:
Maximum speed 1.4 mach
Cruise speed .8 mach to 1.2 mach
Ceiling:
50,000 feet
Crew:
Two
Armor:
AZ-CMT III Composite Armor (Zvarinograd)
Systems:
MK4011 radar/tracking system (Crookfur) : Based on the Mk4000 family the MK4011 is a dedicated air to air system with the capability of a handling up to 25 separate targets with full threat identification and prioritisation, it is fully capable of automatic weapons release when pilot specified conditions are met. The Mk4011 is capable of integrating with other systems of the same type and use their processing systems to allow one active radar to engage up to 100 targets (based on a flight of 4 planes with the system).
Ranges:
Air surveillance: 430km
Detail scan: 530km
Rear radar: 200km
AN/ALQ-136(V)2 CMS (Zvarinograd):
The AN/ALQ-136(V)2 CMS is designed for the Special Electronics Mission Aircraft (SEMA) and the Special Operations Aircraft (SOA) -- RC-12, MH-47E, MH-60K, EH-60A. This CMS is programmed to respond to the pulse radar signals of the most critical threat weapon system anticipated to be encountered by SEMA and SOA in a hostile environment. It can operate against multiple threat weapons systems simultaneously. It has programmable modules, covers a broader frequency range than the (V)1 CMS and has built-in preplanned product improvement capabilities. The AN/ALQ-136(V)2 CMS consists of three types of line replaceable units (LRUs). These LRUs include one receiver/transmitter (RT) assembly, one control indicator assembly and four antennas. The RT assembly utilizes state-of-the-art gate array and gallium arsenide lightweight circuit boards. The total system weight is 72 pounds.
Russian Aviaconversia GPS and GLONASS Jammer (Zvarinograd):
THE GPS/GLONASS JAMMER HAS AN OUTPUT POWER OF 4 WATTS AND CAN EFFECTIVELY DENY USE OF GPS IN AN AREA RANGING AS FAR AS 150-200 KM. DR. ANTONOV SAID THAT HE HAS ALREADY WORKED IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE RUSSIAN MILITARY WITH DIRECTIONAL ANTENNAS FOR HIS JAMMER SO THAT IT CAN BE USED TO DIRECTIONALLY JAM WHILE MAINTAINING SAFE AREAS FOR FRIENDLY FORCES TO ACCESS GPS OR GLONASS. THE COEFFICIENT OF ANTENNA AMPLIFICATION RANGES FROM 2-5, DEPENDING ON THE TYPE OF ANTENNA USED. THE ELECTRICAL INPUT SUPPLY IS EITHER BATTERY OR DC LINE VOLTAGE. DR. ANTONOV PRODUCED BOTH 15 V AND 6 V SUPPLIES THAT RAN OFF OF 230 VOLTS LINE INPUT. THE JAMMER DISSIPATES 25 WATTS WHEN IN USE AND WEIGHS BETWEEN 8-12 KG WITHOUT BATTERIES, DEPENDING ON THE CONFIGURATION. IN THE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE JAMMER SHOWN IN BOTH ENCL 1 AND 2, TWO KNOBS CAN BE SEEN AT THE BASE. THE LEFT KNOB IS FOR FREQUENCY MODULATION, AND RANGES FROM 0-6 MHZ. THE RIGHT KNOB IS FOR "VELOCITY CHANGE OF MODULATION" AND RANGES FROM 44-270 HZ. A PORTION OF THE ABOVE DATA IS CONTAINED IN ENCL 3, WHICH IS IN RUSSIAN. THE RO HAD ENCL 3 LOOSELY TRANSLATED, VERBALLY.
AN/ALQ-144A(V)3 CMS(Zvarinograd):
The AN/ALQ-144A(V)3 CMS is the upgrade version of the AN/ALQ-144(V)3. It is an active, continuously operating, omni-directional and electrically fired infrared (IR) jammer. This CMS is designed for use on AH-1F and AH-64A/D helicopters to confuse or decoy threat IR missile systems. The AN/ALQ-144A(V)3 CMS is designed to provide jamming of all known IR threat missile systems when operated on helicopters equipped with low reflective paint and engine exhaust suppressors. The AN/ALQ-144A(V)3 CMS consists of a transmitter assembly and an operator control unit (OCU) with dual capabilities. The OCU controls both the AN/ALQ-136(V)1/5 and the AN/ALQ-144(V)3 or AN/ALQ-144A(V)3. The OCU has a 25-pin connector assembly. The total system weight is 30 pounds.
Armament:
(DP-21 can carry four larger missiles internally and two on each wing)
up to 8x AA-3E Air-to-air missiles (bought from Freedom Country and currently being used on the first six DP-21s)
up to 8x CFAR ACM11 Long arm XRAAM (Crookfur)
Power planet: initial boost rocket followed by Ramjet (vectored thrust)
Speed: mach 5
Range: 15-350km+
Length: 6m
Warhead: 19kg targeted blast/ frag
Launch weight: 370kg
Guidance:
Post launch: inertial strap down navigation with midcourse updates
End game targeting:
Module A: Active radar seeker kicks in at 30km (equipped with advanced ECCM systems and home on ECM mode), backup provided by IR seeker.
Module B: millimetric wave radar sensor (shorter range than radar but far more jam resistant and higher definition), backup provided by a combination IR/ EO seeker
The ACM11 is a very advanced missile designed to fulfill the role of an extended range interceptor missile capable of engaging the full spectrum of airborne targets including stealth aircraft.
The launching aircraft needs only a brief radar contact to provide a intercept vector for the missile. On generation of vector and on authorization of launch (can be fully automated) the missile detaches from the launching aircraft and the boost rocket engages accelerating the missile to the operating speed of the ramjet motor which accelerates the missile to mach 5. During the flight towards the target the missile can receive any required number of vector updates from the launching aircraft, using a thrust vectoring system to maneuver. When the missile reaches engagement range it becomes fully autonomous and using its thrust vectoring system can pull off extreme maneuvers to gain the optimum position for the detonation of the warhead. The twin seeker systems allow operation in even the most difficult electronic warfare scenarios.
The 2 Seeker head options are purely for customer preference, both offer exceptional ability but module A offers more options of end game engagement with it’s home on jam mode and a slight advantage against faster aircraft with its longer ranged primary sensor while module B has slightly better performance against stealth and smaller targets.
NEW!!!
DP-21G
Electronic Warfare and Ground-Attack aircraft
http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2003-10/415311/DP-21EWMCMk.II.GIF
The DP-21G, the ground attack version of the venerable DP-21 EW/Interceptor aircraft, is the perfect combination of worlds for ground attack. Its Electronic Warfare systems effectively neutralize enemy radar and tracking while its air-to-surface missiles deliver a decisive blow to enemy armor, buildings, air defense sites, or other military installations, making this the ideal aircraft for taking out SAM systems and/or radar tracking sites. Also, its EW suite is capable of disabling tracking aboard enemy Surface-to-air missiles and fighters, making it nearly invulnerable.
Length:
59 feet (17.98 meters)
Height:
15 feet (4.57 meters)
Wingspan:
53 feet (16.15 meters)
Unit Cost:
$54 million
Power Plant:
Two DP-ABETF-21 engines
Thrust:
18,200 pounds per engine
Maximum Take-off Weight: 78,500 lbs
Speed:
Maximum speed 1.4 mach
Cruise speed .8 mach to 1.2 mach
Ceiling:
50,000 feet
Crew:
Two
Armor:
AZ-CMT III Composite Armor (Zvarinograd)
Systems:
SB-AAGTTAD-S1 - This system is a dedicated air-to-ground targetting and tracking system. It can effectively track an unlimited amount of targets in its 210 mile range. Each target is then profiled and those with a higher threat level are relayed to commander. This system allows for the deployment and firing of air-to-ground missiles with unrivaled accuracy. It can either utilize radar tracking, infrared/heat-seeking tracking, or laser/GPS guided to fire its complement of missiles.
AN/ALQ-136(V)2 CMS (Zvarinograd)
The AN/ALQ-136(V)2 CMS is designed for the Special Electronics Mission Aircraft (SEMA) and the Special Operations Aircraft (SOA) -- RC-12, MH-47E, MH-60K, EH-60A. This CMS is programmed to respond to the pulse radar signals of the most critical threat weapon system anticipated to be encountered by SEMA and SOA in a hostile environment. It can operate against multiple threat weapons systems simultaneously. It has programmable modules, covers a broader frequency range than the (V)1 CMS and has built-in preplanned product improvement capabilities. The AN/ALQ-136(V)2 CMS consists of three types of line replaceable units (LRUs). These LRUs include one receiver/transmitter (RT) assembly, one control indicator assembly and four antennas. The RT assembly utilizes state-of-the-art gate array and gallium arsenide lightweight circuit boards. The total system weight is 72 pounds.
Russian Aviaconversia GPS and GLONASS Jammer (Zvarinograd)
` THE GPS/GLONASS JAMMER HAS AN OUTPUT POWER OF 4 WATTS AND CAN EFFECTIVELY DENY USE OF GPS IN AN AREA RANGING AS FAR AS 150-200 KM. DR. ANTONOV SAID THAT HE HAS ALREADY WORKED IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE RUSSIAN MILITARY WITH DIRECTIONAL ANTENNAS FOR HIS JAMMER SO THAT IT CAN BE USED TO DIRECTIONALLY JAM WHILE MAINTAINING SAFE AREAS FOR FRIENDLY FORCES TO ACCESS GPS OR GLONASS. THE COEFFICIENT OF ANTENNA AMPLIFICATION RANGES FROM 2-5, DEPENDING ON THE TYPE OF ANTENNA USED. THE ELECTRICAL INPUT SUPPLY IS EITHER BATTERY OR DC LINE VOLTAGE. DR. ANTONOV PRODUCED BOTH 15 V AND 6 V SUPPLIES THAT RAN OFF OF 230 VOLTS LINE INPUT. THE JAMMER DISSIPATES 25 WATTS WHEN IN USE AND WEIGHS BETWEEN 8-12 KG WITHOUT BATTERIES, DEPENDING ON THE CONFIGURATION. IN THE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE JAMMER SHOWN IN BOTH ENCL 1 AND 2, TWO KNOBS CAN BE SEEN AT THE BASE. THE LEFT KNOB IS FOR FREQUENCY MODULATION, AND RANGES FROM 0-6 MHZ. THE RIGHT KNOB IS FOR "VELOCITY CHANGE OF MODULATION" AND RANGES FROM 44-270 HZ. A PORTION OF THE ABOVE DATA IS CONTAINED IN ENCL 3, WHICH IS IN RUSSIAN. THE RO HAD ENCL 3 LOOSELY TRANSLATED, VERBALLY.
AN/ALQ-144A(V)3 CMS (Zvarinograd)
The AN/ALQ-144A(V)3 CMS is the upgrade version of the AN/ALQ-144(V)3. It is an active, continuously operating, omni-directional and electrically fired infrared (IR) jammer. This CMS is designed for use on AH-1F and AH-64A/D helicopters to confuse or decoy threat IR missile systems. The AN/ALQ-144A(V)3 CMS is designed to provide jamming of all known IR threat missile systems when operated on helicopters equipped with low reflective paint and engine exhaust suppressors. The AN/ALQ-144A(V)3 CMS consists of a transmitter assembly and an operator control unit (OCU) with dual capabilities. The OCU controls both the AN/ALQ-136(V)1/5 and the AN/ALQ-144(V)3 or AN/ALQ-144A(V)3. The OCU has a 25-pin connector assembly. The total system weight is 30 pounds.
Armament:
(DP-21G can carry four larger missiles internally and two on each wing)
Up to 16 missiles (medium air-to-surface missiles, 6 internally, 5 on each wing)
Or up to 8 missiles (large/long-range air-to-surface missiles, four internally, two on each wing)
CL-15 Transport
The CL-15 Transport was designed and built for a sole purpose, to provide the ARSB with a suitable transport to bring in armored units (T-05 paradrop tanks and T-06 MBTs) into the battlefield or drop paratroop forces over the battlefield (inluding T-05s, UAZ-Ps, and SIV-02/VAT-01s).
Height (Fuselage)- 17 feet
Length- 156 Feet
Width (fuselage)- 18 feet
Payload- 86 tons
Wingspan- 148 feet
Engines- 6 wing mounted DP-5011A turbofan engines
Systems- AMDCDS-S1- Anti-missile defense system and countermeasures deployment system.
ACS-07
Speed-
610 miles per hour (maximum, ideal conditions)
570 miles per hour (sustained crusing speed)
Range-
2100 miles (without refueling)
Ceiling- 21,000 feet
Cost- $34 million USD ???? (Liable to change)
*Picture being worked on*
Other versions: CL-17 tanker
OOC: Will be added on to.