Tin tức quân sự Việt Nam (phần 2)

nimbus_2000 · 14/12/2008

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nimbus_2000 viết lúc 13:30 ngày 12/12/2008-]
Trong bài của GS.Carlyle A.Thayer có đề cập đến chuyện VN nhờ Ukraine nâng cấp radar và hệ thống phòng không.
link
http://www10.ttvnol.com/forum/gdqp/1122038.ttvn
Mình tình cờ tìm được 1 hợp đồng giữa Ukraine và 1 quốc gia ghi là Unknown cũng về nâng cấp radar
Ukraine Iskra Electrical Engineering Works (Zaporizhzhya)
Unknown
Deliveries of radar equipment ordered in 1999, completed in 2000.
The plant?Ts exports totaled $60 mln in 1992-1998; at the beginning of 1999 their contract portfolio was in excess of $13 mln.40
link
http://mdb.cast.ru/mdb/3-2001/at/uamvfk/
không biết có phải là hợp đồng giữa UKraine với VN hay không ?
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Theo mình thì cái thằng unknow này cùng với thằng unknow trong vụ mua bán Kasta 2E2 từng được đăng trên đó là 1
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http://mdb.cast.ru/mdb/3-2001/at/uamvfk/
Cũng trong link trên nó có nói rằng
Bộ trưởng QP VN Phạm Văn Trà thăm KIEV và đã xác nhận vụ nâng cấp hệ thống phòng không và xe bọc thép cho các trạm radar.
Vietnamese Defense Minister Pham Van Tra during an official visit to Kiev confirmed intentions to carry out a broad program of upgrading armaments: from air defense systems and armored vehicles to radar stations,
Như vậy hệ thống phòng không của VN mình có thể đã được nâng cấp bởi UKraine rồi.
Nhìn tui Gruzia dùng hệ thống phòng không của UKraine cung cấp bắn rơi máy bay của Nga thì đủ biết vũ khí phòng không của bọn Ukraine cũng chiến lắm.
Bọn Nga cũng tức Ukraine về vụ cung cấp hệ thống PK cho bọn Gru nhưng không làm gì được.
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WolfC47 · 14/12/2008

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de id=quote>9K79 TOCHKA/9K79-1 TOCHKA-U [SS-21 ''Scarab'']
The Tochka/Tochka-U short range ballistic missile (SRBM) is designed for attacks against stationary land targets. Created by the Design Bureau of Machine Building (KBM) in Kolomna, the Tochka entered service in the Russian military in 1975. The more advanced Tochka-U entered service in 1989.[1] It was manufactured at the Votkinskiy Zavod, and was used in the Chechen conflict by the Russian military.[2,3]
The Tochka SRBM is a solid-fueled, single stage missile with a maximum range of 70km (120km for the Tochka-U).[1] It carries a 500kg payload with a launch weight of approximately 2,000kg, and is carried in a 9P129 transporter erector launcher (TEL).[1,4,5]

Iran and Vietnam have shown interest in purchasing the Tochka-U.[6,7] Countries that were formerly part of the Soviet Union or that imported arms from the Soviet Union obtained Tochka SRBMs during the 1980s. Belarus, Kazakhstan, Slovakia, Ukraine, Syria, and Yemen are reported to have the Tochka in their arsenals.[8]

Tochka Missile Characteristics [1,4,9] Tochka (9K79) Tochka-U (9K79-1)
Length (m) 6.4 6.4
Diameter (m) .65 .65
Range (km) 70 120
Launch Weight (kg) 2,000 2,000
Payload (kg) 480-500 480-500
Sources:
[1] Sergey Sokut, "Innovation: Iskander-E Attacks the Rivals: Russia''s Leading Role in the Surface-to-Surface Class of Missile Weaponry Is Being Restored," Nezavisimoye voyennoye obozreniye, 1-7 October 1999, No. 38, p. 6; in "Tech Specs of Iskander-E Missile System," FBIS Document FTS19991007001708.
[2] Dmitriy Litovkin, "A Hospice For Missiles," Krasnaya zvezda, 20 May 2000; in "Botkinskiy [sic] Missile Plant and CTR Program," FBIS Document CEP20000519000345.
[3] David Hoffman, "War gives Clout To Russian Military," Washington Post, 5 December 1999, p. 1.
[4] Interfax, 4 November 1999; in "Russia Successfully Tests Tochka-U Missile," FBIS Document FTS19991104000852.
[5] "SS-21 Scarab (9K79 Tochka)," Federation of American Scientists Web Site, www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/missile/row/ss-21.htm.
[6] "Russian military say cooperation with Iran good for regional stability," ITAR-TASS, 5 October 2001; in "Military ''sources'' say cooperation with Iran good for regional stability," FBIS Document CEP20011005000395.
[7] Dmitriy Safonov, "Vietnam Pleased With ''Prodigal Brother''s'' Return," Izvestiya online e***ion, http://www.izvestia.ru, 2 March 2001; in "Vietnam Viewed as Promising ''Solvent'' Market for Russian Weapons," FBIS Document CEP20010302000185.
[8] "World Missile Chart - Countries Possessing Ballistic Missiles," Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Web Site, http://www.ceip.org, 28 June 2001.
[9] "SS-21 Scarab," Missile.index Web Site, http://www.index.ne.jp, 1997.{Entered 4/19/02 RG}
ISKANDER-M/ISKANDER-E [SS-26 ''Stone'']
The Iskander-M/Iskander-E is a short range ballistic missile (SRBM) designed for tactical battlefield use. The Russian military version is known as the Iskander-M and the export version is known as the Iskander-E. Created by the Design Bureau of Machine Building (KBM) in Kolomna, the Iskander-M/Iskander-E has its origins in the Oka-U project which was first started in 1984 as an upgrade of the 9K714 Oka [NATO designation SS-23 ''Spider''], but was discontinued in accordance with INF Treaty requirements. Further development of the Iskander-M/Iskander-E began in the 1990s under the project name ''Tender'' using the information and technology from the Oka-U design.[1] The Iskander-E was first displayed at the MAKS-99 air show in 1999 in Zhukovskiy, near Moscow.[2] On 3 October 2001 testing for the Iskander-E was reported completed, while testing of the domestic Iskander-M version was reported to be continuing.[3]

The Iskander-E is a solid-fueled, single-stage SRBM with a maximum range of 280km and a warhead payload of 480kg. It adheres to MTCR restrictions that limit missiles to a range of 300km and a payload of 500kg.[4] The domestic Iskander-M version is expected to have a longer range of approximately 400km and a larger warhead up to 700kg.[1] The Iskander-E has a launch weight of 3,800kg and is deployed on a transporter erector launcher (TEL) vehicle that carries two missiles. The missiles can reportedly be launched within a minute of each other.[4]

Syria, Iran, and Jordan have shown open interest in purchasing the Iskander-E.[5,6,7] KBM director Nikolay Gushchin has stated that Russia will also seek to export the Iskander-E to Algeria, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Singapore, Vietnam, Malaysia, and South Korea.[8] The state tests are to be completed in which is planned for 2003, and following their completion the Iskander-M is expected to be deployed by the Russian military.[9]

Iskander-E Missile Characteristics [1,4] Length (m) 7.3
Diameter (m) .92
Range (km) 280
Launch Weight (kg) 3,800
Payload (kg) 480
Sources:
[1] Steve J. Zaloga, "Son of Scud," Journal of Military Ordnance, Vol. 10, No. 2, March 2000, p.28-30.
[2] Dmitriy Litovkin, "Kolomna is surprising the world. The time is ripe for a revolution in the market for technical systems," Krasnaya zvezda, 18 March 2000, p. 6; in "New Products at ''Mashinostroyeniya''," FBIS Document CEP20000317000289.
[3] ITAR-TASS, 3 October 2001; in "Russia tests export version of Iskander missile system," FBIS Document CEP20011003000179.
[4] Sergey Sokut, "Innovation: Iskander-E Attacks the Rivals: Russia''s Leading Role in the Surface-to-Surface Class of Missile Weaponry Is Being Restored," Nezavisimoye voyennoye obozreniye, 1-7 October 1999, No. 38, p. 6; in "Tech Specs of Iskander-E Missile System," FBIS Document FTS19991007001708.
[5] Igor Korotchenko, "Russian Federation Will Strengthen Damascus'' Military Potential. Over Next Few Years Russian Arms Shipments to Syria Will Rise to $1 Billion," Nezavisimaya gazeta, 24 May 2001, p. 6; in "Syrian Defense Minister To Discuss Military-Technical Cooperation in Moscow," FBIS Document CEP20010542000148.
[6] "Russian military say cooperation with Iran good for regional stability," ITAR-TASS, 5 October 2001; in "Russia: Military ''sources'' say cooperation with Iran good for regional stability," FBIS Document CEP20011005000395.
[7] "Russia Has Little Hope For Jordan Purchase," Middle East Newsline, Vol. 3, No. 340, 29 August 2001.
[8] "Russia Wants To Sell Multi-Warhead Missiles To M.E.," Middle East Newsline, Vol. 2, No. 114, 22 March 2000.
[9] Agentstsvo voyennykh novostey, 22 May 2002; in "State tests of two missile systems to be completed in 2003," FBIS Document CEP20020522000087. {Entered 4/19/02 RG}
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Cho em hỏi cái tên lửa Tochka-U là loại gì đấy ạ.Tầm bắn đưa ra là 120 km.Vậy VN đã mua em này chưa.Thấy nó ghi là VN khá thích thú trong việc mua em này.thế đã mua chưa đây.

WolfC47 · 14/12/2008

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de id=quote>9K79 TOCHKA/9K79-1 TOCHKA-U [SS-21 ''Scarab'']
The Tochka/Tochka-U short range ballistic missile (SRBM) is designed for attacks against stationary land targets. Created by the Design Bureau of Machine Building (KBM) in Kolomna, the Tochka entered service in the Russian military in 1975. The more advanced Tochka-U entered service in 1989.[1] It was manufactured at the Votkinskiy Zavod, and was used in the Chechen conflict by the Russian military.[2,3]
The Tochka SRBM is a solid-fueled, single stage missile with a maximum range of 70km (120km for the Tochka-U).[1] It carries a 500kg payload with a launch weight of approximately 2,000kg, and is carried in a 9P129 transporter erector launcher (TEL).[1,4,5]

Iran and Vietnam have shown interest in purchasing the Tochka-U.[6,7] Countries that were formerly part of the Soviet Union or that imported arms from the Soviet Union obtained Tochka SRBMs during the 1980s. Belarus, Kazakhstan, Slovakia, Ukraine, Syria, and Yemen are reported to have the Tochka in their arsenals.[8]

Tochka Missile Characteristics [1,4,9] Tochka (9K79) Tochka-U (9K79-1)
Length (m) 6.4 6.4
Diameter (m) .65 .65
Range (km) 70 120
Launch Weight (kg) 2,000 2,000
Payload (kg) 480-500 480-500
Sources:
[1] Sergey Sokut, "Innovation: Iskander-E Attacks the Rivals: Russia''s Leading Role in the Surface-to-Surface Class of Missile Weaponry Is Being Restored," Nezavisimoye voyennoye obozreniye, 1-7 October 1999, No. 38, p. 6; in "Tech Specs of Iskander-E Missile System," FBIS Document FTS19991007001708.
[2] Dmitriy Litovkin, "A Hospice For Missiles," Krasnaya zvezda, 20 May 2000; in "Botkinskiy [sic] Missile Plant and CTR Program," FBIS Document CEP20000519000345.
[3] David Hoffman, "War gives Clout To Russian Military," Washington Post, 5 December 1999, p. 1.
[4] Interfax, 4 November 1999; in "Russia Successfully Tests Tochka-U Missile," FBIS Document FTS19991104000852.
[5] "SS-21 Scarab (9K79 Tochka)," Federation of American Scientists Web Site, www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/missile/row/ss-21.htm.
[6] "Russian military say cooperation with Iran good for regional stability," ITAR-TASS, 5 October 2001; in "Military ''sources'' say cooperation with Iran good for regional stability," FBIS Document CEP20011005000395.
[7] Dmitriy Safonov, "Vietnam Pleased With ''Prodigal Brother''s'' Return," Izvestiya online e***ion, http://www.izvestia.ru, 2 March 2001; in "Vietnam Viewed as Promising ''Solvent'' Market for Russian Weapons," FBIS Document CEP20010302000185.
[8] "World Missile Chart - Countries Possessing Ballistic Missiles," Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Web Site, http://www.ceip.org, 28 June 2001.
[9] "SS-21 Scarab," Missile.index Web Site, http://www.index.ne.jp, 1997.{Entered 4/19/02 RG}
ISKANDER-M/ISKANDER-E [SS-26 ''Stone'']
The Iskander-M/Iskander-E is a short range ballistic missile (SRBM) designed for tactical battlefield use. The Russian military version is known as the Iskander-M and the export version is known as the Iskander-E. Created by the Design Bureau of Machine Building (KBM) in Kolomna, the Iskander-M/Iskander-E has its origins in the Oka-U project which was first started in 1984 as an upgrade of the 9K714 Oka [NATO designation SS-23 ''Spider''], but was discontinued in accordance with INF Treaty requirements. Further development of the Iskander-M/Iskander-E began in the 1990s under the project name ''Tender'' using the information and technology from the Oka-U design.[1] The Iskander-E was first displayed at the MAKS-99 air show in 1999 in Zhukovskiy, near Moscow.[2] On 3 October 2001 testing for the Iskander-E was reported completed, while testing of the domestic Iskander-M version was reported to be continuing.[3]

The Iskander-E is a solid-fueled, single-stage SRBM with a maximum range of 280km and a warhead payload of 480kg. It adheres to MTCR restrictions that limit missiles to a range of 300km and a payload of 500kg.[4] The domestic Iskander-M version is expected to have a longer range of approximately 400km and a larger warhead up to 700kg.[1] The Iskander-E has a launch weight of 3,800kg and is deployed on a transporter erector launcher (TEL) vehicle that carries two missiles. The missiles can reportedly be launched within a minute of each other.[4]

Syria, Iran, and Jordan have shown open interest in purchasing the Iskander-E.[5,6,7] KBM director Nikolay Gushchin has stated that Russia will also seek to export the Iskander-E to Algeria, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Singapore, Vietnam, Malaysia, and South Korea.[8] The state tests are to be completed in which is planned for 2003, and following their completion the Iskander-M is expected to be deployed by the Russian military.[9]

Iskander-E Missile Characteristics [1,4] Length (m) 7.3
Diameter (m) .92
Range (km) 280
Launch Weight (kg) 3,800
Payload (kg) 480
Sources:
[1] Steve J. Zaloga, "Son of Scud," Journal of Military Ordnance, Vol. 10, No. 2, March 2000, p.28-30.
[2] Dmitriy Litovkin, "Kolomna is surprising the world. The time is ripe for a revolution in the market for technical systems," Krasnaya zvezda, 18 March 2000, p. 6; in "New Products at ''Mashinostroyeniya''," FBIS Document CEP20000317000289.
[3] ITAR-TASS, 3 October 2001; in "Russia tests export version of Iskander missile system," FBIS Document CEP20011003000179.
[4] Sergey Sokut, "Innovation: Iskander-E Attacks the Rivals: Russia''s Leading Role in the Surface-to-Surface Class of Missile Weaponry Is Being Restored," Nezavisimoye voyennoye obozreniye, 1-7 October 1999, No. 38, p. 6; in "Tech Specs of Iskander-E Missile System," FBIS Document FTS19991007001708.
[5] Igor Korotchenko, "Russian Federation Will Strengthen Damascus'' Military Potential. Over Next Few Years Russian Arms Shipments to Syria Will Rise to $1 Billion," Nezavisimaya gazeta, 24 May 2001, p. 6; in "Syrian Defense Minister To Discuss Military-Technical Cooperation in Moscow," FBIS Document CEP20010542000148.
[6] "Russian military say cooperation with Iran good for regional stability," ITAR-TASS, 5 October 2001; in "Russia: Military ''sources'' say cooperation with Iran good for regional stability," FBIS Document CEP20011005000395.
[7] "Russia Has Little Hope For Jordan Purchase," Middle East Newsline, Vol. 3, No. 340, 29 August 2001.
[8] "Russia Wants To Sell Multi-Warhead Missiles To M.E.," Middle East Newsline, Vol. 2, No. 114, 22 March 2000.
[9] Agentstsvo voyennykh novostey, 22 May 2002; in "State tests of two missile systems to be completed in 2003," FBIS Document CEP20020522000087. {Entered 4/19/02 RG}
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Bài này có ghi là VN khá thích thú trong việc mua em này.Không biết đã mua chưa.Ai cho em vài hình ảnh về con này được không.
Nguồn:http://www.nti.org/db/nisprofs/russia/exports/general/expmsl.htm

nimbus_2000 · 14/12/2008

Bài này có ghi là VN khá thích thú trong việc mua em này.Không biết đã mua chưa.Ai cho em vài hình ảnh về con này được không.
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Tặng bác tấm hình tochka-u. Theo mình biết thì nó là tên lửa đất đối đất tầm ngắn (120Km). Nghe nói sau này Nga cải tiến con này thành Iskander max range là 500Km . Hiện nay Nga có phiên bản xuất khẩu là Iskander-E tầm 280Km.

Được nimbus_2000 sửa chữa / chuyển vào 11:27 ngày 14/12/2008

su_30 · 14/12/2008

Tàu Hải quân Hàn Quốc thăm Việt Nam
Được phép của Chính phủ nước ta, sáng 14-12 tàu Dae Jo Yong (DDH) và tàu Chun Ji (AOE-S7) cùng 625 sỹ quan, thủy thủ đoàn của Hải quân Hàn Quốc đã cập cảng thành phố Hồ Chí Minh, bắt đầu thăm thiện chí Việt Nam.
Trong thời gian ở thăm nước ta, các sỹ quan và thủy thủ đoàn sẽ đến chào xã giao lãnh đạo ủy ban nhân dân thành phố Hồ Chí Minh, Bộ Tư lệnh Quân khu 7 và thi đấu giao hữu bóng chuyền với cán bộ, học viên Trường trung cấp Kỹ thuật Hải quân./.
http://www.vietnamplus.vn/chinhtri/200812146203439150
Các bác nào có điều kiện vác súng ra bắn vài ảnh cho anh em xem nhé
Đợt trước bác Thanh đi thăm Hàn Quốc phải không các bác.
Loay hoay 1 hồi mới tìm thông tin ra được 2 em
HQVN mình mà được trang bị loại này thì hay quá. Hy vọng đợt này qua thăm VN , HQ Hàn Quốc tiếp thị được với các bác bên BQP mình.
+ROKS Daejoyoung (DDH 977)

+ROKS Cheonji (AOE 57)
Có tàu này thì quá ngon, làm hậu cần cho tàu chiến HQ và các đảo tăng cường hiệu quả chiến đấu cho các tàu chiến rất nhiều
The Chonji [Chun Jee / Wonjin] class Fast Combat Support Ships (AOE) provide the ROK Navy with an at-sea Underway Replenishment (UNREP) capability. Their primary mission is replenish with fuels, water, munitions and stores to other ships. With the Chunjee class the efficient support of the combat task force in high sea is possible. This ship is fitted with modernized UNREP systems which enables the safe delivery of the maximum amount of cargo in the minimum time.

Được su_30 sửa chữa / chuyển vào 00:21 ngày 15/12/2008