Canadian Army - Artillery [Air Defence]
Air Defense Artillery Soldiers are members of Air Defense Artillery units of the Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery. The Air Defense Artillery is part of the Combat Arms, but its primary function is to prevent enemy aircraft from interfering with our operations, especially by defending airfields. Air Defence Artillery Soldiers — normally called Air Defence Gunners — have the following primary duties: Operate and maintain air defence weapons systems, including the ADATS, the Javelin S-15 and the Oerlikon twin 35-mm gun; Operate air defense target-acquisition and tracking radars; Handle, sort and store air defense artillery ammunition and missiles; Drive and maintain various wheeled and tracked vehicles; Operate field telephones and sophisticated radios; Operate and maintain personal weapons and section-level weapons (eg, machine-guns and light anti-tank weapons); and When necessary, fight as infantry (includes use of personal weapons, reconnaissance and section level tactics)
Indian Army Air Defence
Army Air Defence has dedicated itself to the service of the nation with it's motto of "Akashe Shatrun Jahi", a firm resolve to keep our skies free from enemy intrusions. www.youtube.com This supporting arm is the youngest formation in the Army, being raised on 10 January 1994. The Army possesses one of the largest array of medium and short-range air defence systems of any army in Asia and acts as a powerful deterrent to any enemy attack aircraft. At present, AAD has two missile groups equipped with SA-6 surface-to-air missiles, assigned to the Army's three Strike Corps. In addition, there are 30 regiments with Bofors L-40/70 towed anti-aircraft guns, four regiments with 23mm ZSU-23-4 SP anti-aircraft guns and a number of regiments with 23mm ZU-23-2 anti-aircraft gun. These are complemented by a number of mobile point-defence missile regiments with SA-8b and SA-13 SAM units. Since inception, the AAD has been awarded two Ashok Chakras, two Kirti Chakras, twenty Vir Chakras, seven Shaurya Chakras, 75 Sena Medals and 151 Chief of the Army Staff's Commendation Cards. A vibrant and effective air defense environment backed up with low and medium level surveillance and automated control and reporting system, is essential to protect the key strategic installations as well as the combat potential and freedom of maneuver of our fighting force. With ever changing face of technology, it is imperative that the Corps remains modern and well equipped in its equipment profile and in <b>...</b>
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Russian Air Defence Systems (Almaz Antey Concern)
Promotional video from 'Almaz Antey' concern featuring the latest air defence systems: S-400, Buk-M2, Tor-M2, Shtil and associated equipment.
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Quake 4 Walkthrough - Air Defence Bunker - Level 1
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Russian air defence will protect Iran
Iran says Moscow could soon start supplying it with the Russian S300 missile air defence system. The announcement was made by Iran's Defence Minister, Mostafa Mohammad Najjar, who was speaking to the Fars news agency.
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Pakistan Air Force : Air Defence System - Part 2
PAF s' Multimedia paffalcons.com The PAFs air defence system made a modest start in the early-50s with the induction of British Morconi Type 13 and 14 radars. Two Sector Operations Centres (SOCs) were also established during the decade, the first one at Korangi Creek and other at Sargodha. In the mid-50s, No 1 Group used to exercise operational control over these air defence elements while a Deputy Director Operations (Control and Reporting) was established at Air Head quarters for policy formulation. After the disbandment of No. 1 Group, an Air Defence Headquarter (ADHQ) was formed on 1 June 1961 and was located within the premises of Air Headquarter, Peshawar. For the next five years, the ADHQ exercised operational control over all the air defence units of the PAF. As the result of a major post-war reorganization in the 1966, an Operations Command was established again at Peshawar, to direct all operational activities of the PAF including air defence. However, over a period of time it gradually became involved in policy functions as well which created a duplication and control between Air Headquarters and Ops Command. To overcome these organizational and functional problems, it was decided to bifurcate Ops Command in 1970. All functions pertaining to tactical operations reverted to Air Headquarters operations branch and the Air Defence Headquarter was revived to exercise operational control over the air defence units. In 1974, another review led to the creation of an <b>...</b>
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Tor-M1 Air Defence System - Military Video
The Tor Missile System is a low to medium-altitude, short-range surface-to-air missile system designed for engaging airplanes, helicopters, cruise missiles, precision guided munitions, unmanned aerial vehicles and ballistic targets. GRAU designation of the earliest model is 9K330, and NATO reporting names are SA-15 Gauntlet and SA-N-9 Gauntlet. It is designed to protect targets from attack at all times and in any weather, not only by shooting down attacking aircraft but also by destroying any munitions before they reach their target. It is air-portable and equipped with NBC (nuclear, biological and chemical) protection.
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Pakistan Air Force : Air Defence System - Part 3
PAF s' Multimedia paffalcons.com The PAFs air defence system made a modest start in the early-50s with the induction of British Morconi Type 13 and 14 radars. Two Sector Operations Centres (SOCs) were also established during the decade, the first one at Korangi Creek and other at Sargodha. In the mid-50s, No 1 Group used to exercise operational control over these air defence elements while a Deputy Director Operations (Control and Reporting) was established at Air Head quarters for policy formulation. After the disbandment of No. 1 Group, an Air Defence Headquarter (ADHQ) was formed on 1 June 1961 and was located within the premises of Air Headquarter, Peshawar. For the next five years, the ADHQ exercised operational control over all the air defence units of the PAF. As the result of a major post-war reorganization in the 1966, an Operations Command was established again at Peshawar, to direct all operational activities of the PAF including air defence. However, over a period of time it gradually became involved in policy functions as well which created a duplication and control between Air Headquarters and Ops Command. To overcome these organizational and functional problems, it was decided to bifurcate Ops Command in 1970. All functions pertaining to tactical operations reverted to Air Headquarters operations branch and the Air Defence Headquarter was revived to exercise operational control over the air defence units. In 1974, another review led to the creation of an <b>...</b>
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Iran announces air defence system to protect its nuclear sites - 11 April 2010
Reuters report 11th April 2010.
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الدفاع الجوي الروسي - russian air defence
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S-300
The S-300 is a series of Russian long range surface-to-air missile systems by the Almaz Scientific Industrial Corporation all based on the initial S-300P version. It was developed as a system against aircraft and cruise missiles for the Soviet Anti-Air Defence branch of the military, but later variations were also developed to intercept ballistic missiles.
Passing out Parade held at Pakistan Air Force Academy - April 28, 2011
PAF s' Multimedia paffalcons.com Chief of the Air Staff Air Chief Marshal Rao Qamar Suleman said that Pakistani armed forces were fully aware of prevailing situation and ready to meet any challenge. Today, "We live in uncertain circumstance when nation faces many internal and external threats. In recent military operations against militants and criminals have undoubtedly proved that military in Pakistan has the capability and the will to fulfil its obligations", he said. The Air Chief said this while addressing the passing out parade of graduating and commissioning cadets and graduates from Flying, Aeronautical Engineering, air defence and general services at Pakistan Air Force (PAF) Academy Risalpur on Thursday. He said, "By the grace of Almighty Allah, Pakistan Air Force has inducted state-of-the-art weapon systems and its modernization drive is on track." "We do not want to accumulate huge inventory of weapons, our endeavour is to develop capabilities that are required to deter and defeat all internal and external threats and challenges that the nation confronts today, and in the foreseeable in future. The Air Chief Rao Qamar Suleman congratulated to the graduating cadets and their parents on successful completion of their training at PAF Academy Risalpur and extended special compliments to the awards and trophy winners. Latter the Air Chief awarded the distinctive trophies to the winners. Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee (CJCSC) Trophy for being Best in Flying <b>...</b>
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Panavia Tornado - ADV
Due to be retired from RAF service in 2010, the Air Defence Variant of the Tornado has been responsible for the Air Defence of the United Kingdom since 1986. It is currently being replaced by the Eurofighter Typhoon. Although never intended as a dogfighter and despite early teething troubles with its Foxhunter radar, the Tornado F3 nonetheless developed into one of the most capable long-range interceptors in the world.
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Mera Salam Meray Shaheedon Kay Naam - The Pride of Pakistan
We salute all our shahuda's. These Red Roses are soaking this land of ours with their youthful blood, sacrificing their chaste dreams and laying their unspent lives to buy a peaceful tomorrow for all of us. They have written new chapters of gallantry, courage and commitment to the defence of the motherland. These Red Roses have chosen the deep silent valley of death voluntarily for a bustling tomorrow and a secure future for all of us.
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RAF Tornado jet fighter and bomber
Panavia TORNADO . The Panavia Tornado was designed as a variable geometry "swing wing" multi-role combat aircraft. Most of this video features the Royal Air Force Tornado F3 air defence fighter variant in the red and white markings of 56 Squadron RAF. However, the aircraft with the black nose cone is an example of the RAF Tornado GR1 ground attack (bomber) version of the aircraft in the markings of XV Squadron RAF. The RAF Tornado is becoming a less common site at UK air shows as the Eurofighter Typhoon has entered service. The Tornado is a lot less agile than the new Typhoon but it is an impressive aircraft all the same.
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Tunguska-M1
Russian Self Propelled Air Defence System "TUNGUSKA-M1".
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Indian Army - Artillery of India
The Regiment of Artillery is an operational arm (a regiment/corps) of the Indian Army. Today it is the second largest arm of the Indian Army, and with its guns, mortars, rocket launchers, unarmed aerial vehicles, surveillance systems and missiles, artillery fire-power, constitutes almost one-sixth of its total strength. --------- Artillery of India ------------ Mortars * 120 mm E1 light mortar Anti-aircraft guns * All Weather Air Defence Gun System (AWADGS) * 40mm Bofors L/70 anti-aircraft gun (upgraded variant) * 40mm Bofors L/60 anti-aircraft gun (upgraded variant) * 23mm ZSU-23-2 anti-aircraft gun Field artillery * 105mm Indian Field Gun * 105mm Light Field Gun * 122mm D-30 Howitzer * 130mm M-46 Field Gun * 155mm E1 Metamorphosis gun 45 Caliber Howitzer * 155mm Haubits FH77/B Howitzer Self-propelled artillery * 105mm FV433 Abbot self-propelled gun * 130mm M-46 Catapult self-propelled gun Rocket artillery * 122mm BM-21 Grad Multiple Barrel Rocket Launcher * 214mm Pinaka Multi Barrel Rocket Launcher * 300mm BM-30 Smerch Multiple Barrel Rocket Launcher
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Defence Forces deploy Air Corps helis to help fight gorse fires in Co. Donegal
The Defence Forces deployed three Air Corps Helicopters, two AW139 with underslung 'Bambi Buckets' holding 1200lts payloads and one EC135, to drop over 300000 lts of water on the fires to help prevent fires reaching homes in remote mountainous areas. Over 250 troops and 30 vehicles have also been deployed to Donegal since Sunday in support of fire fighting efforts there
Cannons "KBP" Tula (Пушки "КБП" Тула)
1. 30mm GSh-301 Single-Barrel Aircraft Cannon (MiG-29, Su-27, Su-30, Su-33, Su-35), frontline bombers (Su-34) and VTOL aircraft (YaK-41). 2. 30mm GSh-30 Twin-Barrel Aircraft Cannon (Su-25, Su-39) 3. 23mm GSh-6-23 Six-Barrel Aircraft Cannon (Su-24, MiG-31) 4. 23mm GSh-23L Aircraft Cannon: aircraft (MiG-21S, MiG-23, Yak-28I, Su-7B, Su-15, Su-17, IL-76, Tu-22M, Yak-38) and helicopters (Mi-24) 5. 30mm GSh-6-30 Six-Barrel Aircraft Cannon (MiG27) 6. 30mm GSh-30K Twin-Barrel Aircraft Cannon (Mi-24P) 7. AM-23 23mm Aircraft Cannon: arm bombers (Tu-16, Tu-95) and military transport aircraft (An-12B) 8. 30mm 2A42 Automatic Cannon: infantry fighting vehicles (BMP-2,BMD) helicopters (Ka-50, Mi-28) 9. 30mm 2A72 Automatic Cannon: infantry fighting vehicles (BMP-3) 10. 73mm 2A28 GROM Cannon: infantry fighting vehicles (BMP-1). 11. 100mm 2A70 Cannon-Launcher: infantry fighting vehicles (BMP-3, BMP-3M) 12. Six-Barreled 30 mm GSh-6-30L Automatic Anti-Aircraft Gun: air-defense mounts (AK-306, AK-306M) 13. 23 mm 2A7 Automatic Anti-Aircraft Gun (ZSU-23-4 Shilka) 14. Six-Barreled 30 mm 6K30GSh Automatic Anti-Aircraft Gun: naval missile/gun systems air-defence (Kashtan ADMGS) 15. 23 mm 2A14 Automatic Anti-Aircraft Gun and Twin 23 mm ZU-23 Air-Defence Mount 16. Six-Barreled 30 mm GSh-6-30K Automatic Anti-Aircraft Gun: naval air-defense gun systems (AK-630, AK-630M) 17. 30 mm 2A38M Automatic Anti-Aircraft Gun: ground-based air-defense missile gun systems (Tunguska, Pantsir-S1)
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9M88 Kortik Kashtan - Russian Naval Defence System
Kashtan (Chestnut) CIWS is the newest addition to the Russian naval air-defense inventory. Mounted on the Kuznetsov-class aircraft carrier, the more recent Kirov-class heavy cruisers, as well as the Udaloy and Sovremenny-class destroyers and Neustrashimy-class frigates to name a few. Most typically employed as a combined gun and missile system, it is intended to provide surface ships with a defense against sea skimming anti-ship missiles, as well as other high precision weapons, such as anti-radar missiles and guided bombs. The system can also be employed against fixed and rotary aircraft, other vessels such as fast attack boats, as well as shore based targets.
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8x BIG RC Warbirds in the Air!! Fire!! with Bombs + FLAK, P-47 P-51 2009 Germany Lehrte Airshow
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Rocket Launcher Igla (ПЗРК Игла)
IGLA 9K38 Man-Portable Air Defence Missile System Purpose: the system is designed to engage fixed-wing and rotary-wing aircraft, cruise missiles and UAVs at their optical visibility and in the night-time conditions in head-on and tail chase in background clutter and thermal countermeasures environment. - high immunity to jamming; - round-the-clock operation with IFF interrogator; - basic employment version - shoulder firing; - capable of being used as part of "Dzhighit" supported launcher and "Strelets" system. Main features of "Igla" system: - a two-colour IR-seeker; - automatic setting of angles of lead and elevation; - target selection in IR jamming environment; - software providing direct hit of the target; - simultaneous detonation of the sustainer's remaining solid propellant and the warhead; - veto of missile launch against "friendly" targets. The system consists of the following: combat equipment: - 9M39 missile; - 9P516 launching mechanism; enhancement equipment maintenance equipment: - 9V866 mobile test station; - ammunition depot test set; training aids: - cut-away dummy of 9K38 system; - full-scale dummy of 9K38 system; - 9F663 training set; - 9F635 field trainer. Specifications: Target kill altitude 10-3500 m Range 5200 m Target velocity in head-on 360-400 m/s in tail chase up to 320 m/s Combat equipment weight 17 kg Missile caliber 72 mm Missile length 1670 mm Missile weight 10.6 kg Warhead weight 1.3 kg (plus detonation of remaining solid propellant) Time <b>...</b>
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NATO's Fear SA-5/S-200 Surface-to-air Missiles
MABUS ROMANIA ^^^ SA-5 Gammon, is a very long range, medium-to-high altitude surface-to-air missile (SAM) system designed to defend large areas from bomber attack or other strategic aircraft. Maximum range is between 150 and 300 km (81 and 162 nmi), depending on the model. The missile uses radio illumination mid-course correction to fly towards the target with a terminal semi active radar homing phase. Maximum target speed is around Mach 4. Effective altitude is 300 to 20000 m (1000 to 65600 ft) for early models and up to 35000 m (115000 ft) for later models.
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Guardian of the Skies - The I-Hawk Missiles
They are capable of flying at amazing speeds, with one mission in mind - to counter any hostile air targets within a range of 40 kilometres around Singapore. They are the I-Hawk missiles, part of the Republic of Singapore Air Force's defence umbrella. Khai Yan follows an I-Hawk firing unit on one of their deployment exercises to find out how these missiles are deployed when Singapore's air space is threatened.
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