This was highly apparent in Avdeevka stronghold, where a few days of massive bombardment with glide-guided FAB 500s, often fairly close to advancing Russian positions, completely liquified the will-to-fight of the doomed defenders. Many AD radars and missile installations, moved to the front lines, have been taken out by Russian Lancets recently.
I recently saw a video where some British 'expert' explained that Russian gliding bombs are inaccurate because EW will accumulate more errors, the longer the flying range. Not sure if this is true, I suspect it is British propaganda and they don't have any real evidence that this is actually the case. Obviously GLONASS will provide more accurate readings than any inertial guidance system, but how much error would accumulate within 70km.
Another question: are the targets handed out before an aircraft with gliding bomb is sortied, or can the aircraft fly on 'stand by' waiting for a target of opportunity to be issued to it?
A surprise to see this in my Inbox. Wedged in between other things, I at first didn't know where it came from, as the name "Mike Mihajilovi" was not familiar.
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As per Fighter Bomber's post on this and information noting they are clearly also building a Russian GLSDB for the Tornado-S
"Crests appreciated our new product on the battlefield.
This time it was a prodigy called UMPB D-30SN, which stands for Universal Interspecific Glide Ammunition (in some sources Bomb) with a diameter of 30 cm.
Essentially, this is a gliding bomb, where all the persimmon, and these are control and homing (satellite) units, wings, and a warhead weighing more than a hundred kilograms, are stuffed into a pipe.
Well, since this prodigy was called “interspecies”, it is clear that it can be fired not only by aviation, but also by MLRS of the “Tornado-S” type or by anyone capable of firing rockets with a diameter of 30 cm.
In the case of use with the "Tornado", a jet engine is attached to it, we charge their full cassette and hit the enemy, essentially getting a rocket at the output.
Aviation currently uses a model without an engine, but most likely this shortcoming will be corrected in the near future.
Well, yes, according to reviews from crests, the tests are going quite successfully."
Nice job, very informative.
Thank You Again, Mike.
This was highly apparent in Avdeevka stronghold, where a few days of massive bombardment with glide-guided FAB 500s, often fairly close to advancing Russian positions, completely liquified the will-to-fight of the doomed defenders. Many AD radars and missile installations, moved to the front lines, have been taken out by Russian Lancets recently.
"Damned if you do and damned if you don't."
;-(
I recently saw a video where some British 'expert' explained that Russian gliding bombs are inaccurate because EW will accumulate more errors, the longer the flying range. Not sure if this is true, I suspect it is British propaganda and they don't have any real evidence that this is actually the case. Obviously GLONASS will provide more accurate readings than any inertial guidance system, but how much error would accumulate within 70km.
Another question: are the targets handed out before an aircraft with gliding bomb is sortied, or can the aircraft fly on 'stand by' waiting for a target of opportunity to be issued to it?
thanks for another informative post
Excellent post. Thank you.
A surprise to see this in my Inbox. Wedged in between other things, I at first didn't know where it came from, as the name "Mike Mihajilovi" was not familiar.
Explosive analysis. Thanks for the insight.
One interesting point to make is constant improvement in quality of UPMK modules.
With every new video fit and finish seem better and better.
Interesting point of analysis would be if it is possible to add rocket boosters to FAB3000 in particular to extend the range.
But even for smaller ones, a simple booster would likely propel it to +160km - therefore outside of the longest range of Patriot...
Thanks for the Article..
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Very informative article, thank you
As per Fighter Bomber's post on this and information noting they are clearly also building a Russian GLSDB for the Tornado-S
"Crests appreciated our new product on the battlefield.
This time it was a prodigy called UMPB D-30SN, which stands for Universal Interspecific Glide Ammunition (in some sources Bomb) with a diameter of 30 cm.
Essentially, this is a gliding bomb, where all the persimmon, and these are control and homing (satellite) units, wings, and a warhead weighing more than a hundred kilograms, are stuffed into a pipe.
Well, since this prodigy was called “interspecies”, it is clear that it can be fired not only by aviation, but also by MLRS of the “Tornado-S” type or by anyone capable of firing rockets with a diameter of 30 cm.
In the case of use with the "Tornado", a jet engine is attached to it, we charge their full cassette and hit the enemy, essentially getting a rocket at the output.
Aviation currently uses a model without an engine, but most likely this shortcoming will be corrected in the near future.
Well, yes, according to reviews from crests, the tests are going quite successfully."