This analysis seems like the way Putin might think….
The Iranian drone deal with Russia appears to be a show of strategic symbolism, rather than a significant arms transaction that could possibly shift the balance of power in favor of either party. It sends a message to the region’s countries that Iran is not alone, as well as giving notice to Washington that Russia may expand the two global powers’ disputes and rivalry to other arenas.
Orlan-10
Operator: Russia | Made in: Russia | Wingspan: 10 feet | Flight time: 18 hours | Top speed: 93 mph | Powerplant: Internal combustion
The workhorse of Russia’s drone fleet, the Orlan-10 (“Eagle-10”) has been flying since 2010. Its modular payload bay can accommodate a variety of sensors and cameras: One version captured in Ukraine housed an off-the-shelf Canon EOS DSLR. An alternative model known as Leer-3 carries an electronic warfare package that can jam radio communications, including cellphones, within a 3.7-mile radius. Unlike many drones, which are flown by remote crews, Orlan-10s can be operated directly by Russian artillery units, tightening the chain of communication between the drone pilot and those firing the guns. Ukrainian troops can recognize the Orlan by the high-pitched sound of its engine, which they say sounds like a motor scooter—a dreaded harbinger of a forthcoming rocket attack.
While Russians boast an array of air-launched precision munitions, Kalibr cruise missiles are their weapon of choice. The most deployed Kalibr, the 3M-54, sports a 7-meter tubular frame and a turbojet engine. 3M-54s cruise at Mach 0.8 but accelerate to Mach 3 before impact. 3M-54s can be also launched from ships or submarines; and can hit buildings 1,500 kilometers away with 450-kilogram warheads. Kalibrs have blasted hundreds of Ukrainian munitions warehouses, army barracks etc.
Howitzers not missiles, however, are this war’s grim reaper. While artillery has been ‘king of battle’ since Napoleon, the Russo-Ukrainian War debuts an historic wedding of howitzers to drones.
Russia’s Krasnopal artillery shells (typically fired from armored self-propelled MSTA 152-mm howitzers) are laser-guided to their targets by loitering drones. Rocket-assisted Krasnopals can hit stationary battle tanks 40 kilometers from launch. Their 7-kilogram warheads rocket straight down onto their prey, guaranteeing armor penetration.
While Krasnopals have destroyed hundreds of military vehicles, they too are not this war’s principal widow-maker. That honor belongs to old-school 152-mm shells coupled with humble Orlan-10 drones.
Perhaps the most basic of the 30 Russian-made drones, the Orlan-10 uses a gasoline-fueled piston engine to power a single-propeller plane with a 2-meter wingspan. Orlan-10s rely on rubber-band powered catapults for launch and parachutes to land. Orlan-10s carry retail, made-in-the-USA GPS systems and off-the-shelf Canon cameras. Nevertheless, Orlan-10s remain airborne for 16 hours at 5-kilometer altitudes whilst signaling real-time data to communication hubs 600 kilometers away.
Typical front-line “battles” consist of Orlan-10s beaming video of Ukrainian troops back to Russian communication hubs which then radio coordinates to batteries of four MSTA howitzers. The MSTAs then rumble into firing positions up to 25 kilometers from the spotted Ukrainians. Within one minute the MSTAs simultaneously fire 6 rounds each before driving off to elude counter-artillery. Each round carries a 45-kilogram shrapnel, or incendiary, bomb. The Russian Information Agency recently recounted a day wherein 157 such “battles” took place. The Russians experienced zero casualties.
Circa Day 150, Russia claims to have destroyed: 4,141 battle tanks and other armored fighting vehicles; 4,453 unarmored military vehicles; 3,176 artillery pieces and mortars; 762 multiple launch rocket systems; 1,589 drones; 144 helicopters; and 357 anti-aircraft systems.
I’m not debating their homegrown stuff. Just quoting info directly from Russia. Maybe they know something bigger is in the woix and want an edge in numbers available at the start. An army fights a war with what’s at hand, not what they dream of owning.
I’m not debating anything. Just sharing info I stumbled upon, which btw is telling that Russia is making more kills with less high tech, therefore less likely to go wrong , tech and cheaper too, which is why I said “KISS”.
With their superb software writers the U.S. prays to Molech that he doesn’t give them one of his chip making countries by way of busted regime change op.
So we have a self hating white boy up bright and early!!
You’ve been Jewholmed and cucked punk.
At one time the Middle East and central and N. Asia were all white clear up into Tibet.
Father Abraham was lilly white as were all the Persians around him and his dad.
Brilliant Flash, thanks greatly for this. It has taken me back to my childhood when we were avid modellers and mad on aeroplanes. I wish we had the tech then – we tried to replicate war games with bombs etc but really didn’t work that well. The combat sessions were good though.
BL
July 27, 2022 7:25 pm
I’m sold Stucky! When do we leave?? I’ve been practizing my Russian language for a while now so I’m ahead of the curve.
I will even love me some Putsky for cheap gas and delivery.
Red- In Moscow a lot of people rent cars and don’t buy to own. Rentals are everywhere on the streets, you are charged by the time it is in use, then you leave it on the street for somebody else to rent.
If I were even 50 I would homestead in Siberia. Putin was giving away tracts well below the Arctic Circle for homesteading to encourage settlement. Having used 5 and 10 foot firewood saws and hay scythes etc. it would not have been a hardship. Siberia is not what we were taught in school.
What we were taught in school is like nothing else though. That’s a fact Jack.
Brian and Flea- There are strings and there are perks. The strings are you must trap (x) number of fur pelts during the year which is brutal but doable. They supply snow mobiles and much more and you have use of a great deal of land. There is a lot more to the whathaveyous and therefores but don’t get the impression it is a gift.
EDIT: Big downside is the native Siberians are nasty drunks and live pretty raw, you have to deal with that problem, like kneegrows being in your hood.
I know they are still looking for white people to relocate there, they have a population deficit and not nearly enough folks for such a huge landmass. Some of the`land in that area that is arable is nice but the population is more Asian than white Would be a great place to be if you were young enough to farm.
Hence if I were even 50. I had great health from great genes and still climbed the steep hills and ravines in the Rockies like I was a goat. Those were the days of Clinton and Newt and their war on us Militiamen and 2A movements.
We met a Russian beekeeper who moved to the USA to homestead, because regulations made it too difficult in Russia at the time. But he describes a wonderful culture and way of life, if you leave out the bureaucrats. I think some of those things have been reformed since, but I don’t know.
I know that Flea, I’m just casually talking to you. Stucky thinks I hate Russia, I like to get him all bunged up. It’s cold as hell though, that doesn’t appeal to me at all.
Why does everyone read my comments with a mean slant? IDK
I don’t know what does it but it often comes across like that. It’s cool. I’ll just give you the benefit of the doubt from now on. I have my motives. I don’t want to be alone on the Black Nobility and Bloodlines thing. Maxwell didn’t hang herself. Hil just hates it when they pull that Bloodline rank on her.
Flea- One of my very favorite documovies is ” Happy People: A Year in the Taiga”, if you are into life in Siberia you really should watch that one. Really excellent.
Well thanks DS, I’m glad to hear that. I guess I was warring with the “Holy Trinity” for so long that everyone still sees the warrior.
Colorado Artist
July 27, 2022 8:10 pm
I’d prefer Hungary.
Christian to the core, and a sworn enemy of Georgyi Soros.
And the first to stand up and die fighting the fucking Bolshies
with no hope of winning in ’56.
My kind of people.
As someone of Hungarian heritage (and thus a pretty easy path to passport/citizenship), I can tell you that their totalitarian response to the scamdemic was enough to turn me off that country forever. Sorry, the frying pan is bad enough, why jump into the fire. The response to the next BS plague will likely be even worse. There is certainly a lot to praise them for, but in the end, your day to day is what matters, and to Orban, being a horrible dictator in response to the bad flu was all that seemed to matter.
One has to wonder if he got the jab, and if the cancer that only showed up in March (well, diagnosed in March) appeared as a result of the immune system damage the jab did to him, or progressed so quickly because of the jab and its damage. He certainly did a great job in that role.
Liberty- I too wondered if the jab got ‘Ole Wally, damn…. I’m sorry to see him go. Wasn’t it just yesterday we were all young and watching Wally and the Beav??
I just read that Russia has to purchase UAVs from Iran. Why, they don’t have the technology?
Perhaps they’ve lost so many and don’t have the time and/or chips to replace them. Iran has them ready to go.
This analysis seems like the way Putin might think….
The Iranian drone deal with Russia appears to be a show of strategic symbolism, rather than a significant arms transaction that could possibly shift the balance of power in favor of either party. It sends a message to the region’s countries that Iran is not alone, as well as giving notice to Washington that Russia may expand the two global powers’ disputes and rivalry to other arenas.
What lies behind Iran’s drones deal with Russia?
https://www.arabnews.com/node/2129166
Also trying to buy them from turkey. They want the model the turks are selling the Ukies.
KISS
Orlan-10
Operator: Russia | Made in: Russia | Wingspan: 10 feet | Flight time: 18 hours | Top speed: 93 mph | Powerplant: Internal combustion
The workhorse of Russia’s drone fleet, the Orlan-10 (“Eagle-10”) has been flying since 2010. Its modular payload bay can accommodate a variety of sensors and cameras: One version captured in Ukraine housed an off-the-shelf Canon EOS DSLR. An alternative model known as Leer-3 carries an electronic warfare package that can jam radio communications, including cellphones, within a 3.7-mile radius. Unlike many drones, which are flown by remote crews, Orlan-10s can be operated directly by Russian artillery units, tightening the chain of communication between the drone pilot and those firing the guns. Ukrainian troops can recognize the Orlan by the high-pitched sound of its engine, which they say sounds like a motor scooter—a dreaded harbinger of a forthcoming rocket attack.
https://www.popularmechanics.com/military/a40298287/drone-fighting-ukraine-war-russia/
While Russians boast an array of air-launched precision munitions, Kalibr cruise missiles are their weapon of choice. The most deployed Kalibr, the 3M-54, sports a 7-meter tubular frame and a turbojet engine. 3M-54s cruise at Mach 0.8 but accelerate to Mach 3 before impact. 3M-54s can be also launched from ships or submarines; and can hit buildings 1,500 kilometers away with 450-kilogram warheads. Kalibrs have blasted hundreds of Ukrainian munitions warehouses, army barracks etc.
Howitzers not missiles, however, are this war’s grim reaper. While artillery has been ‘king of battle’ since Napoleon, the Russo-Ukrainian War debuts an historic wedding of howitzers to drones.
Russia’s Krasnopal artillery shells (typically fired from armored self-propelled MSTA 152-mm howitzers) are laser-guided to their targets by loitering drones. Rocket-assisted Krasnopals can hit stationary battle tanks 40 kilometers from launch. Their 7-kilogram warheads rocket straight down onto their prey, guaranteeing armor penetration.
While Krasnopals have destroyed hundreds of military vehicles, they too are not this war’s principal widow-maker. That honor belongs to old-school 152-mm shells coupled with humble Orlan-10 drones.
Perhaps the most basic of the 30 Russian-made drones, the Orlan-10 uses a gasoline-fueled piston engine to power a single-propeller plane with a 2-meter wingspan. Orlan-10s rely on rubber-band powered catapults for launch and parachutes to land. Orlan-10s carry retail, made-in-the-USA GPS systems and off-the-shelf Canon cameras. Nevertheless, Orlan-10s remain airborne for 16 hours at 5-kilometer altitudes whilst signaling real-time data to communication hubs 600 kilometers away.
Typical front-line “battles” consist of Orlan-10s beaming video of Ukrainian troops back to Russian communication hubs which then radio coordinates to batteries of four MSTA howitzers. The MSTAs then rumble into firing positions up to 25 kilometers from the spotted Ukrainians. Within one minute the MSTAs simultaneously fire 6 rounds each before driving off to elude counter-artillery. Each round carries a 45-kilogram shrapnel, or incendiary, bomb. The Russian Information Agency recently recounted a day wherein 157 such “battles” took place. The Russians experienced zero casualties.
Circa Day 150, Russia claims to have destroyed: 4,141 battle tanks and other armored fighting vehicles; 4,453 unarmored military vehicles; 3,176 artillery pieces and mortars; 762 multiple launch rocket systems; 1,589 drones; 144 helicopters; and 357 anti-aircraft systems.
I’m not debating their homegrown stuff. Just quoting info directly from Russia. Maybe they know something bigger is in the woix and want an edge in numbers available at the start. An army fights a war with what’s at hand, not what they dream of owning.
I’m not debating anything. Just sharing info I stumbled upon, which btw is telling that Russia is making more kills with less high tech, therefore less likely to go wrong , tech and cheaper too, which is why I said “KISS”.
With their superb software writers the U.S. prays to Molech that he doesn’t give them one of his chip making countries by way of busted regime change op.
Another “KISS”, another time.
But, no chips, no camera, no GPS, no Comms, etc.
And it woiked.
Might be why they are so anxious to rid the planet of anymore white Germanics. even when they are Iranian. Same haplogroups.
So we have a self hating white boy up bright and early!!
You’ve been Jewholmed and cucked punk.
At one time the Middle East and central and N. Asia were all white clear up into Tibet.
Father Abraham was lilly white as were all the Persians around him and his dad.
So I guess the DV thinks we all evolved from Splivs and Chinese mating to produce ugly mulatto kids to spread all through the Middle East and Persia.
Brilliant Flash, thanks greatly for this. It has taken me back to my childhood when we were avid modellers and mad on aeroplanes. I wish we had the tech then – we tried to replicate war games with bombs etc but really didn’t work that well. The combat sessions were good though.
I’m sold Stucky! When do we leave?? I’ve been practizing my Russian language for a while now so I’m ahead of the curve.
I will even love me some Putsky for cheap gas and delivery.
You love Putsky long time? Boom boom?
Must be some good gas.
Cheap is good Red. 🙂
Into your loving arms , she longs to be….
Who needs a tractor with a woman like that on the farm, this might solve rhs jr’s problem with the ball joint problems.
Here’s what you can get for 200 big ones a month, really nice. (2016)
We’ve been watching Valeria and Alex for years.
Falcon- We have too, I like Shakey the dog. Alex is a real talker (not).
But a pick up truck or SUV will cost you double what it does in the US.
Buy a Lada 🙂
Red- In Moscow a lot of people rent cars and don’t buy to own. Rentals are everywhere on the streets, you are charged by the time it is in use, then you leave it on the street for somebody else to rent.
Diversity ain’t day strenth…
Or restore a Trebant.
They’ve now removed their car’s front passenger seat for Shakey. And I thought I spoiled my pooch.
Falcon- Shakey is like 110 in dog years, he’s spoiled rotten.
She doesn’t look or act flat to me and that coat is worth 2,000.00. I’ll take her.
Flea- I really do keep up with Russia and I have watched Valeria and Alex since they started. Moscow is very nice.
It was a joke B.
If I were even 50 I would homestead in Siberia. Putin was giving away tracts well below the Arctic Circle for homesteading to encourage settlement. Having used 5 and 10 foot firewood saws and hay scythes etc. it would not have been a hardship. Siberia is not what we were taught in school.
What we were taught in school is like nothing else though. That’s a fact Jack.
They are still giving away land…. Just have to fo live on it…
I don’t think they deliver oxygen that far out in the sticks.
Brian and Flea- There are strings and there are perks. The strings are you must trap (x) number of fur pelts during the year which is brutal but doable. They supply snow mobiles and much more and you have use of a great deal of land. There is a lot more to the whathaveyous and therefores but don’t get the impression it is a gift.
EDIT: Big downside is the native Siberians are nasty drunks and live pretty raw, you have to deal with that problem, like kneegrows being in your hood.
Wrong location. He was giving away arable land for farming homesteads further south. Don’t know if it’s still going on or not.
I know they are still looking for white people to relocate there, they have a population deficit and not nearly enough folks for such a huge landmass. Some of the`land in that area that is arable is nice but the population is more Asian than white Would be a great place to be if you were young enough to farm.
Hence if I were even 50. I had great health from great genes and still climbed the steep hills and ravines in the Rockies like I was a goat. Those were the days of Clinton and Newt and their war on us Militiamen and 2A movements.
That’s true. All the “teachers” told us we were free.
We met a Russian beekeeper who moved to the USA to homestead, because regulations made it too difficult in Russia at the time. But he describes a wonderful culture and way of life, if you leave out the bureaucrats. I think some of those things have been reformed since, but I don’t know.
I know that Flea, I’m just casually talking to you. Stucky thinks I hate Russia, I like to get him all bunged up. It’s cold as hell though, that doesn’t appeal to me at all.
Why does everyone read my comments with a mean slant? IDK
I don’t know what does it but it often comes across like that. It’s cool. I’ll just give you the benefit of the doubt from now on. I have my motives. I don’t want to be alone on the Black Nobility and Bloodlines thing. Maxwell didn’t hang herself. Hil just hates it when they pull that Bloodline rank on her.
Flea- One of my very favorite documovies is ” Happy People: A Year in the Taiga”, if you are into life in Siberia you really should watch that one. Really excellent.
No worries, B — not everyone reads you in a bad way…
Well thanks DS, I’m glad to hear that. I guess I was warring with the “Holy Trinity” for so long that everyone still sees the warrior.
I’d prefer Hungary.
Christian to the core, and a sworn enemy of Georgyi Soros.
And the first to stand up and die fighting the fucking Bolshies
with no hope of winning in ’56.
My kind of people.
Artist- I too like Hungary, there is hardly a place there without thermal springs and spas, I’m a sucker for hydrotherapy.
As someone of Hungarian heritage (and thus a pretty easy path to passport/citizenship), I can tell you that their totalitarian response to the scamdemic was enough to turn me off that country forever. Sorry, the frying pan is bad enough, why jump into the fire. The response to the next BS plague will likely be even worse. There is certainly a lot to praise them for, but in the end, your day to day is what matters, and to Orban, being a horrible dictator in response to the bad flu was all that seemed to matter.
Is this an ad running throughout Europe??
RIP Wally Cleaver ( Tony Dow) Died today at age 77.
One has to wonder if he got the jab, and if the cancer that only showed up in March (well, diagnosed in March) appeared as a result of the immune system damage the jab did to him, or progressed so quickly because of the jab and its damage. He certainly did a great job in that role.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PiiI-3EerwU
Liberty- I too wondered if the jab got ‘Ole Wally, damn…. I’m sorry to see him go. Wasn’t it just yesterday we were all young and watching Wally and the Beav??
Remember when they had to go home when they say a car from New Jersey? They hated Stucky even back then.
Enjoy a few minutes of visual beauty with some decent background music.
It’s pretty well done.
I really enjoyed our week long visit to Vladivostok with the 31st MEU(SOC).
Yeah! See Stuck what a positive attitude can do for you!! I’m packing now.
Try this vid: