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Driver Training

Armored Vehicles

Armored Vehicles

Driver Training

An ASC SUV might not look so different from a standard vehicle, but it most definitely is. Consider two thousand production-cycle steps; twelve hundred man-hours; multiple component changes and the installation of up to 2000 kg of armor. Pulling the top performance out of an armored vehicle when entering or exiting a hazardous zone, whether on or off road, can require a little getting used to. ASC provides professional vehicle familiarization courses on request, as well as offensive/defensive driver tuition.Read More

ASC International FZE

Armoring cars

Armored Vehicles

Armored Vehicles

Once successfully tested and certified the build specification of a vehicle is set in stone; any variation to armoring materials, tolerances or construction methods during the line-production which follows, will render IABG certification null and void. An international independent body engaged to randomly inspect firms claiming line-production of certified vehicles does not exist.Read More

ASC International FZE

UH-60 BLACK HAWK

Aviation

UH-60 BLACK HAWK

The BLACK HAWK® multirole helicopter serves with the U.S. military and the armed forces of 34 other countries worldwide as a tough, reliable utility helicopter.Read More

Sikorsky, Lockheed Martin Corporation

SHOUT TS

Communication and Control

Communication and Control

The SHOUT ts is a pocket-sized, low-cost, handheld satellite tracker and messaging device. The SHOUT ts is a SHOUT nano with a touchscreen, allowing quick access to menus and ease of text entry via on-screen soft keyboards.Read More

BlueSky Network

UAS EOS C VTOL

Aviation

EOS C is a highly capable electric VTOL mini-UAV with best in class flight performance and many unique features.Read More

THREOD SYSTEMS

Vector™

Aviation

Vector™ is the ultimate sUAS enabling its users to benefit from the emerging megatrend of highly automated aerial data capturing. Its open systems architecture allows for continuous expansion of the system's capabilities and functionality. The Quantum-Skynode flight control computer is at the heart of the UAS, equipping it with onboard computing power and AI capabilities. In addition, the Vector offers flexible and enduring flight and surveillance capabilities that exceed the performance of UAS platforms currently operating around the world. The ability to operate silently and in the most difficult terrain, combined with its ease of use, makes Vector the perfect UAS for a wide range of ISR and security missions.Read More

Quantum Systems

WARMATE loitering munitions

Aviation

WARMATE loitering munitions

The WARMATE combat unmanned aerial vehicle (CUAV) is a multi-role system performing multiple tasks depending on a type of the head installed.Read More

WB GROUP

FLYEYE mini UAS

Aviation

FLYEYE mini UAS

FLYEYE mini UAV is a modular system characterized by the ease of assembly and disassembly. Launch readiness can be achieved in less than 10 minutes. Hand-launch with no additional equipment which allows it to be operated in tight spaces and confined areas.Read More

WB GROUP

125 mm Blank 4X33

Ammunition, Missiles and precision weapons

Ammunition, Missiles and precision weapons

125 mm Blank 4X33

Armament 2A45 and 2A45M tank guns fitted to T-64 and early T-72 MBTs; 2A46 (D-81) and 2A46M (D-81M) tank guns fitted to T-64A and T-72 MBTs; 2A46M1 tank gun fitted to T-80 and T-90E MBTs; 2A75 gun on 2S25 self-propelled anti-tank gun; 2A45M Sprut-B towed anti-tank gun. Development The 125 mm Blank 4X33 round used with Russian Federation and Associated States (CIS) 125 mm tank guns consists mainly of a Zh53 propelling charge, allied to a further charge simulating the auxiliary propellant used with APFSDS rounds. These rounds are fired for battle training or saluting purposes. Description The main charge for the 125 mm Blank 4X33 is a 4Zh52 semi-combustible propellant charge case. This is loaded as normal together with a projectile simulator formed by a cylindrical board and paper case containing a further amount of explosive. Priming is electrical. After firing a stub cartridge case base remains to be automatically or manually ejected from the chamber. The case, made of BW-11 steel, weighs 3.4 kg. It is 140 mm long and has a flange diameter of 171.9 mm. The complete 125 mm Blank 4X33 round weighs 13.4 kg. Authorised fuzes None involved Equivalent rounds CZECH REPUBLIC AND SLOVAKIA CZECH REPUBLIC Manufacturer VOP015 State Enterprises, Novaky Type: Blank 125ECV-D81 Description: Although designated a Blank, this round fires a blunt-nosed projectile which disintegrates into small fragments a maximum of 100 m from the muzzle. The round produces a loud sound signature and produces sufficient recoil to operate the gun recoil and breech opening mechanisms. It is possible that the concern manufacturing this round has been renamed POLAND Manufacturer Zaklady Tworzyw Sztucznych `Pronit' SA Type: 125 mm ISA Description: With this sound- and flash-producing round, a plastic projectile filled with either water or an anti-freeze mixture is fired to permit firing in confined maintenance areas or over short ranges. When fired the plastic projectile immediately breaks up to release its fluid contents and fragments within a maximum range of 100 m while the recoil forces involved allow gun recoil mechanisms to operate for test or other purposes RUSSIA Manufacturer State Scientific Research Institute of Chemical Products Kazan Type: 125 mm Blank 4X33 Description: Complete round weight given as 13 kg. Produced in association with The State Kazan Scientific Industrial Enterprise named after Lenin UKRAINE Manufacturer MINMASHPROM Type: 125 mm Blank 4X33 Description: Standard specifications - see textRead More

125 mm HEAT-FS ammunition

Ammunition, Missiles and precision weapons

Ammunition, Missiles and precision weapons

125 mm HEAT-FS ammunition

Armament 2A45 and 2A45M tank guns fitted to T-64 and early T-72 MBTs; 2A46 (D-81) and 2A46M (D-81M) tank guns fitted to T-64A and T-72 MBTs; 2A46M1 tank gun fitted to T-80 and T-90E MBTs; 2A75 gun carried by 2S25 self-propelled anti-tank gun; 2A45M Sprut-B towed anti-tank gun. Development There are currently six known types of 125 mm HEAT-FS ammunition although the earliest, the 3BK12M, is now unlikely to be encountered. A checklist of the rounds and projectiles involved is provided below: Round Projectile 3VBK7 3BK12M 3VBK10 3BK14M 3VBK16 3BK18M 3VBK17 3BK21B 3VBK25 3BK29M n/avail 3BK37 The HEAT-FS 3BK14M is an improved version of the earlier 3BK12M and replaced it in service. Unlike earlier similar HEAT-FS projectiles of Russian Federation and Associated States (CIS) origin the 3BK14M uses a standoff spike nose to carry the piezoelectric contact sensor for the base fuze. The 3BK18M is a heavier enhancement of the 3BK14M and uses a copper liner for the shaped charge. By contrast the 3BK21M has a Depleted Uranium (DU) liner which improves penetration performance. The 3BK29 reverts to a copper liner for the shaped charge which is optimised for the penetration of active armours. The 3BK37 projectile was first seen during 1993 and is unusual in having three HEAT charges; one in the nose as a preliminary charge, one in the centre to act as a fuze preliminary charge, and the main charge in the base together with a wave shaper charge, each activated in succession from the nose backwards. As far as is known the 3BK37 is still at the development stage. It has been proposed that the techniques employed with this projectile could be carried over to 100 and 120 mm projectiles. As a typical example, the T-72 usually carries a combat load of 39 rounds, of which only six are HEAT-FS. This reflects the accepted ballistic limitations of the HEAT-FS projectile to the extent that it has been almost entirely replaced by APFSDS-T projectiles for most anti-armour fire missions. A new munitions plant is to be built at Bolangir in Eastern India which, when fully operational, will be able to produce 150,000 rounds of 125 mm ammunition every year. This will presumably include HEAT-FS projectiles. Description In common with the rest of the 125 mm ammunition range, HEAT-FS is a separate loading munition. The projectile is automatically loaded into the breech followed by a semi-combustible propellant case. Projectile bodies are steel and encircled by a single sintered iron driving band 6.86 mm wide. The front of the projectile carries a standoff spike inside which is a piezoelectric contact sensor connected by an internal wire to a base-mounted fuze. The fuze used on the 3BK14M is the V-15 or VG-15 while later models use the 3B15 (3BK18M) or VU-729 (3BK21P). When the fuze functions it ignites the main explosive filling which varies from model to model, resulting in hard target penetration plus fragmentation effects. The explosive filling (usually A-IX-1 or OCFOL) forms a conical shaped charge set behind a liner. The rear of the projectile body carries an extension on which are carried six forward-folding steel fins. The hinged fins snap out once the projectile has left the gun muzzle. The triple-charge warhead 3BK37 weighs 19 kg and has a direct fire range of 1,010 m; maximum aimed range is 4,000 m. Penetration against 60º armour is given as 350 mm following the destruction of reactive armour. Projectiles are fired using a semi-combustible charge case known as the Zh52 and weighing 10 kg; the charge case for the 3BK14M weighed only 5.885 kg. The cases are nitrocellulose impregnated with TNT. A GUV-7 electrical primer is fitted. After firing, a steel stub case weighing 3.4 kg remains to be automatically ejected, although manual ejection may be employed. The case, made of BW 11 steel, is 140 mm long with the flange diameter being 171.9 mm. Most HEAT-FS projectiles have a muzzle velocity of 905 m/s. The 3BK14M warhead can defeat up to 220 mm of armour at 1,000 m, although at that range the probability of a first time hit on a static target has been calculated as 73 per cent. At 1,500 m the hit probability falls to 36 per cent. The maximum direct fire range is around 4,000 m, although at that range accuracy is negligible. The penetration performance of the 3BK18M is not known for certain (a penetration of 260 mm of armour has been estimated) and neither is that for the 3BK21B or the 3BK29. It is known that the 3BK29 is fired with an increased muzzle velocity of 915 m/s and it has been estimated that the 3BK29 warhead could penetrate 300 mm of armour following the detonation of active armour. It has been claimed that the triple-charge warhead 3BK37 can penetrate 350 mm of Rolled Homogeneous Armour (RHA) at an angle of 60º. It is claimed that all these types of round have a service life of up to three years in a tank gun autoloader. Normal shelf life under controlled conditions is of the order of 10 years. The training round used for the latest types of HEAT-FS projectiles is the HEAT-FS-TP 3VP11 using the 3P11 projectile; ealier models used the 3VP5 with the 3P11 projectile. The HEAT-FS-TP 3P11 projectile does not contain explosive but is an exact ballistic match for operational projectiles such as the 3BK18M out to a range of 4,000 m. Weight of the training round is 29 kg complete, 19 kg of which is the projectile. The normal Zh52 propelling charge is employed and handling and loading procedures are identical to those for operational rounds. Authorised fuzes PIBD V-15, 3V15 or VU-729 Equivalent rounds BULGARIA BULGARIA Manufacturer Kintex Type: 125 mm VBK10 round with BK14M hollow charge projectile Description: Essentially as described in text but projectile weight given as 19 kg and length 628 mm. Manufacturer Duna-Rit Type: 125 mm HEAT Description: Exact model uncertain but probably 3BK18M. Weight of projectile 19 kg, muzzle velocity 905 m/s and fitted with PIBD V-15 fuze. Armour penetration given as 200 mm with armour set at 60º. IRAN Manufacturer Defence Industrial Organisation, Ammunition Group Type : 125 mm HEAT-T Description: Exact model uncertain and weights as other data differ considerably from those from other countries of origin. Specifications provided state that total round weight is 33 kg with the projectile weighing 23 kg. The shaped charge weight is given as 3.4 kg of RDX. Muzzle velocity is 850 m/s. This round may be a local development. POLAND Manufacturer Zaklady Produkcji Specjalnej Sp Zoo (ZPS) Type: HEAT-T Description: Believed to be equivalent to the 3BK18M. Weight of projectile is 9.5 kg, fitted with PIBD W-15 (V-15) fuze, and contains 1.52 kg of explosive. Muzzle velocity is 905 m/s. Accuracy spread at 1,000 m is 0.3 × 0.3 m and 0.6 × 0.6 m. The round can penetrate 400 mm of RHA plate at between 80 and 100 m Manufacturer Presta Type: 125 mm HEAT-T Description: Exact model uncertain but believed to be equivalent to 3BK18M. ROMANIA Manufacturer SN ROMARM SA Type: 125 mm HEAT-FS-T BK-14M Description: Standard specifications. RUSSIA Manufacturer Rosoboronexport Type: HEAT-FS 3VBK16 round with 3BK18M projectile; 3VBK25 round with 3BK29M projectile Description: Standard specifications, see text UKRAINE Manufacturer TACKO Type: HEAT-T 3VBK10 and 3VBK16 Description: Standard specifications. HEAT Practice also available. YUGOSLAVIA , FEDERAL REPUBLIC Manufacturer Yugoimport - SDPR Type: M88 with HEAT-T Description: Explosive filling is 1.75 kg of F04P (HMX). Fuze is UT-PE, M87 and primer KT-UE, M84 . Muzzle velocity given as 905 m/s. Intended for use on M-84 and M-84A tanks, the Yugoslav versions of the T-72 . May no longer be in productionRead More

Rosoboronexport

125 mm FRAG-HE(FS) 3OF19 and 3OF26

Ammunition, Missiles and precision weapons

Ammunition, Missiles and precision weapons

125 mm FRAG-HE(FS) 3OF19 and 3OF26

Armament 2A45 and 2A45M tank guns fitted to T-64 and early T-72 MBTs; 2A46 (D-81) and 2A46M (D-81M) tank guns fitted to T-64A and T-72 MBTs; 2A46M1 tank gun fitted to T-80 and T-90E MBTs; 2A75 gun on 2S25 self-propelled anti-tank gun; 2A45M Sprut-B towed anti-tank gun. Development The general purpose 125 mm FRAG-HE(FS) 3OF19 and 3OF26 projectiles may be regarded as scaled-up equivalents of the 115 mm 3OF-18 and 3OF-27, even though the 125 mm 3OF26 is referred to as a second-generation projectile with a preformed fragment warhead. The two 125 mm projectiles differ in other details such as body wall thicknesses, outline and filling but the differences are not readily detectable externally. The 3OF19 is the projectile for the 3VOF22 round, whereas the 3OF26 is the projectile for the 3VOF36 round. For a typical example, the T-72 usually carries a combat load of 39 rounds, 21 of which are FRAG-HE(FS). It is known that 125 mm tank gun ammunition is produced in India but no information is available. A new munitions plant is to be built at Bolangir in Eastern India which, when fully operational, will be able to produce 150,000 rounds of 125 mm ammunition every year; this will presumably include FRAG-HE(FS) ammunition. A 1991 RFAS reference mentions a 125 mm anti-personnel flechette projectile but no information is yet available. Description In common with the rest of the 125 mm ammunition range, the FRAG-HE(FS) 3OF19 and 3OF26 are separate loading munitions. They are automatically loaded into the breech followed by a semi-combustible propellant case. The 3OF19 and 3OF26 are both steel-bodied projectiles with conventional outlines. The bodies have boat tails and their bases thread into a slender curved steel extension assembly, with four forward-folding steel fins which snap out once the projectile has left the gun muzzle (overall fin span is 356 mm). There are two copper driving bands spaced 77 mm apart. The front band is 13 mm wide, with the rear band 7 mm wide. The explosive fillings vary. The 3OF19 contains 3.1485 kg of TNT while the 3OF26 contains 3.14 kg of A-IX-2 (RDX/Aluminium/Wax) surrounded by preformed steel fragments. The OF-19 projectile uses a nose-mounted point impact fuze known as the V-429E and made of steel, threaded into a steel nose adaptor. The prefragmented multipurpose and anti-helicopter 3OF26 FRAG-HE round fitted with an MTSQ fuze weighs 33 kg complete, with the OF-26 projectile weighing 23.2 kg. On detonation, the projectile creates between 600 and 2,000 fragments. Maximum range that can be selected with the fuze is 5,000 m and maximum possible range is 9,700 m. Muzzle velocity is 850 m/s. The 3OF19 projectiles are fired using a semi-combustible charge case known as the Zh40, weighing 5.885 kg; the 3OF26 uses the Zh52 case weighing 10 kg and containing 5 kg of 15/1 Tr VA and 12/7 VA propellant plus S-1 decoppering agent. The cases are nitrocellulose impregnated with TNT. Priming is electrical using a GUV-7 primer 24 mm long. After firing, a steel stub case weighing 3.4 kg remains to be automatically ejected, although manual ejection may be employed. The case, made of BW 11 steel, is 140 mm long with the flange diameter being 171.9 mm. The muzzle velocity of both projectiles is 850 m/s. Maximum range is 9,400 m for the 3OF19 and 12,200 m for the 3OF26. It is claimed that all these types of round have a service life of up to three years in a tank gun autoloader. Normal shelf life under controlled conditions is of the order of 10 years. A training round intended specially for training tank crews is the 125 mm VOFT22 training round with an OFT-19 HE-T projectile. The projectile is fired at a muzzle velocity of 850 m/s with a No 1 tracer element burning for up to 3 seconds from a location in the base so that the trajectory can be followed for training assessment and marking purposes. As the projectile passes through a soft target, the nose-mounted VUBS-1M super-quick point detonating fuze functions to detonate the projectile's Trotyl bursting charge less than 5 m behind the target. Should the projectile fail to hit a target it will self-destruct after about 4 to 6 seconds at a maximum range of 12,220 m. The complete VOFT22 round weighs 32.5 kg. The 125 mm VOFT22 training round is marketed by Kintex of Bulgaria . A short-range training round known as IDA is produced in both the Czech Republic and Slovakia . Equipped with a tracer, the DZ 75 AU base time fuzed round will self-destruct 4.5 seconds (±0.5 second) after firing, equating to a range of 2,700 to 3,300 m. The IDA contains a bursting charge weighing 3.05 kg. This round requires a safety template 5,000 m long Authorised fuzes OF-19, PD V-429E; OF-26, MTSQ, type not yet known Equivalent rounds BULGARIA Marketed by: Kintex Type: 125 mm HE 3VOF22 Description: Projectile is 3OF19 with filling 3.15 kg TNT. Standard specifications BULGARIA Manufacturer Kintex Type: VOFT22 Prac Description: Training round - see text Manufacturer Trema Limited Type: 125 mm HE 3VOF 22 Description: Projectile is 3OF19 with filling 3.15 kg TNT. Standard specifications CZECH REPUBLIC Manufacturer Konstrukta Defence Type: 125 mm HE SMRK Description: Equivalent to 3OF19. Also produced is a short-range training round known as `IDA' - see text Manufacturer PS (Policske strojirny) Type: 125 mm HE Description: Probably 3OF 19, Filled with 3.15 kg of TNT IRAN Manufacturer Defence Industries Organisation, Ammunition Division Type: 125 mm Anti-personnel (SAFIR) Description: Exact model uncertain, but probably based on 3OF19. Charge weight given as 3.4 kg TNT. Otherwise standard specifications IRAQ Manufacturer State factories Type: 125 mm HE Description: May be 3OF19 but this is not confirmed. May no longer be in production POLAND Manufacturer Zaklady Produkeji Specjalnej Sp zoo (ZPS) Type: 125 mm HE Description: Exact model not known - probably 3OF19. Projectile weight given as 23 kg and containing 3.15 kg of TNT. Uses W-429 (V-429) PD fuze Manufacturer Presta Type: 125 mm HE Description: Probably 3OF19. Projectile length, unfuzed, given as 617 mm. ROMANIA Manufacturer SN ROMARM SA Type: 125 mm Fugas Description: Probably 3VOF19 RUSSIAN FEDERATION AND ASSOCIATED STATES (CIS) Manufacturer Rosoboronexport Type: 125 mm 3UOF36 FRAG-HE(FS) round with 3OF26 projectile Description: Standard specifications - see text Manufacturer Spetsvneshtekhnika, Moscow Type: 125 mm 3OF26 Description: Standard specifications - see text SLOVAKIA Manufacturer Technopol Military and Police Group Type: 125 mm HE SMRK Description: Equivalent to 3OF19 although maximum range given as 12,200 m. Also produced is a short-range training round known as `IDA' - see text Manufacturer VIHORLAT As Snina Type: 125 mm HE EOF Description: Similar to 3OF19 Manufacturer ZVS Dubnica - KERAMETAL Type: 125 mm HE SMRK (EOK) Description: Equivalent to 3OF19 although maximum range given as 12,200 m. Also produced is a short-range training round known as `IDA' - see text UKRAINE Manufacturer Donetsky Rubber and Chemical Products Plant Type: 125 mm FRAG-HE Description: Exact model uncertain. Projectile weight 23 kg and length 615 mm Manufacturer MINMASHPROM Type: 125 mm 3UOF36 FRAG-HE(FS) round with 3OF26 projectile Description: Standard specifications - see text YUGOSLAVIA , FEDERAL REPUBLIC Manufacturer Yugoimport SDPR Type: 125 mm HE Description: Understood to be 3OF19. Complete round weight given as 48.5 kg. May no longer be in productionRead More

Rosoboronexport

5P-42 Filin

Marine

Ruselectronics’ new 5P-42, also known as “Eagle Owl”, is a nonlethal protection system designed for naval contexts. It can be targeted at the enemy causing blindness, hallucinations and even temporary vomiting.Read More

JSC “Russian Electronics”

AK-176/ H/PJ-26

Marine

AK-176/ H/PJ-26

AK -176 is an automatic, lightweight 76 mm gun system developed in the Soviet Union in the 1970s. The AK-176 has been designed to counter against surface, coastal and aerial targets. The major operators of the AK-176 are Russia and China, the latter having developed its own version of the AK-176 called H/PJ-26.Read More

Burevestnik

Yasen Class (885/885M)

Marine

Yasen Class (885/885M)

Russia’s new Yasen-class (Project 885) SSNs are the culmination of almost 40 years of work as the design effort took place in the late 1970s and early 1980s with plans to introduce the boats from the 1990s. Financial problems caused signiﬁcant delays, but the ﬁrst boat eventually entered service in 2013. A total of eight Project 885M SSNs are planned to follow the ﬁrst Project 885 SSN.Read More

Sevmash

Khabarovsk Class (Project 09851)

Marine

Khabarovsk Class (Project 09851)

The Khabarovsk (Project 09851) is one of two special-purpose submarines being built for the Russian Navy capable of launching the Poseidon ‘Intercontinental Nuclear-Powered Nuclear-Armed Autonomous Torpedo’. The submarine was ﬁrst announced in July 2014 and is being built at the Sevmash Shipyard. The design of the vessel is similar to the Borei class but shorter with no missile tubes.Read More

Sevmash

Belgorod (Project 09852)

Marine

Belgorod (Project 09852)

Belgorod (Project 09852) is a special-purpose nuclear-powered submarine designed to launch the new Poseidon nuclear-armed UUV. Belgorod was originally meant to be an Oscar-II-class multi-purpose submarine, but in 2012 the hull was prolonged to construct a giant special purpose vessel intended for the Navy’s Main Directorate Deep-Sea Research. The exact operational characteristics of the special-purpose submarine have been classiﬁed, although the increased length will make the Belgorod the biggest submarine in the world.Read More

Sevmash

Improved Kilo Class (Project 636)

Marine

Improved Kilo Class (Project 636)

China’s new Yuan class of conventionally powered SSKs are a step up in

United Shipbuilding Corporation

Amur Class (Project 1650)

Marine

Amur Class (Project 1650)

The Amur-1650 submarine is an export variant of Russia’s Lada-class (Project 677) SSK. The new generation submarine has been designed by the Rubin Central Maritime Design Bureau for markets such as China and India. The Amur submarines are offered with different weapon systems to that of the Lada class, including the Club-S missile system.Read More

Rubin Design Bureau

Lada Class (Project 677)

Marine

Lada Class (Project 677)

Russia’s new Lada-class (Project 677) SSKs are also known as the St Petersburg class in the Russian Federation Navy (RFN). The Ladas are designed to be even quieter than the new Improved Kilo class and are intended to enhance the RFN’s SSK capability by replacing its older Soviet-era submarines. However, the Lada-class programme has faced delays and technical issues that have only recently been resolved.Read More

Admiralty Shipyard

Borei Class (Project 955)

Marine

Borei Class (Project 955)

The Russian Federation Navy’s Borei-class (Project 955) (NATO: Dolgorukiy Class) SSBNs provide the sea-based element of Russia’s nuclear deterrent alongside its Delta-class and Typhoon-class submarines. The Borei class are ﬁtted with a new submarine-launched ballistic missile called the Bulava and, despite a troubled development, are now entering service. The Russian Navy planned for 11 Borei-class submarines; however, only ten have been conﬁrmed on order, and a further two taking the class to 12 are currently being considered. Three so far have been commissioned, with the ﬁrst entering service in 2013.Read More

United Shipbuilding Corporation

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