Les drones

Un dossier que j'ai scanné à partir d'un magazine US.
J'espère que c'est lisible cette fois ci!

LUNA Aerial Reconnaissance and Surveillance UAV, Germany

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LUNA is a lightweight medium range reconnaissance and surveillance UAV system which has been in service with the German Army since March 2000. It has performed over 1,000 mission flights and been successfully deployed in Kosovo, Macedonia and Afghanistan. The LUNA (Luftgestützte Unbemannte Nahaufklärungs Ausstattung) airborne unmanned close reconnaissance system is manufactured by EMT based in Penzberg, Germany.
Read the suite here :: http://aircraft-industries.com/?p=172

Le Drone HAROP Israélien – tueur du S300 Russe

The Harop loiterin killer drone

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La société israélienne IAI (Israel Air Industries) développe en série le drone rôdeur et tueur Harop, récemment présenté à la foire aérienne Aero-India de Bangalore. Le drone Harop est sophistiqué et capable à la fois de neutraliser les radars ennemis et d'attaquer les rampes de lancement de missiles.

Harop peut patrouiller à 1000 km pendant plusieurs heures une zone désignée et repérer un missile en cours de lancement et le neutraliser avant son allumage, avec une charge de 23 kg. L'équipement russe S-300 est particulièrement visé, car ce système peut suivre une centaine de cibles à la fois et son radar mobile est difficile à brouiller. Harop est l'arme idéale, car il détecte tout missile à l'état inerte ou en mouvement et tout radar, même débranché
source :: defenseupdate

Si le Harop est produit en série en Israel alors je me pose la question suivante : pourquoi ce pays déploie autant d'énergie pour empêcher la Russie de livrer les S300 à l'Iran ???

Parce que c'est du vent cette histoire de killer de S-300 Exclamation

De plus un site sam de l'importance du S-300 sera certainement protégé par d'autre systèmes SAM notamment de la série Sa-19/Sa-22.

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anzar a écrit:

Parce que c'est du vent cette histoire de killer de S-300 Exclamation

De plus un site sam de l'importance du S-300 sera certainement protégé par d'autre systèmes SAM notamment de la série Sa-19/Sa-22.

voilà une réponse satisfaisante , merci anzar Laughing

Les USA a vendu des jouets drones pour l'armée algérienne, ils nous prennent pour des bébés :tu sort :

Ils pensent à quoi ses conards americains, au sahara au sahel :mrrr:

Source "CARNETS DE VOL" n°10

Russian Air Force Seeks New UAVs

Tu-300 UAV from Tupolev can carry a 1-ton bomb load.

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03.11.2009 - aviationweek.com - By Maxim Pyadushkin / Moscow - The Russian air force is looking to modernize its unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) fleet. Officials have developed requirements for new UAVs, but a lack of local products that meet these needs is forcing them to turn to foreign suppliers, notably Israel.

The air force has purchased 14 drones from Israel Aerospace Industries, including Bird Eye 400 mini-UAVs and the 400-kg. (880-lb.) Searcher Mk II tactical reconnaissance model. Vladimir Popovkin, armed forces chief of armaments, says the aircraft were acquired to develop UAV techniques and train personnel. “We don’t . . . [plan to] stop domestic developments in this field.”

Requirements for a new generation of UAVs are being coordinated with the defense ministry, general staff and navy, says air force commander Gen. Col. Alexander Zelin. Speaking at the MAKS 2009 air show here in August, Zelin said new vehicles are slated to enter service in 2011 and will eventually account for 40% of combat aircraft.

“We need high-quality unmanned aircraft capable of providing real-time data, and which can be used, if necessary, to strike enemy bases,” he added.

The air force wants a family of UAVs with capabilities for land strike, air defense and reconnaissance. Air force chief of armaments Gen. Maj. Oleg Barmin said at MAKS that a new unmanned combat aerial vehicle (UCAV) is planned to go into service with Russia’s fifth-generation PAK FA (T-50) fighter, and should use the same weapons (DTI October, p. 44).

The last large-scale Russian effort to develop a generation of drones dates to the 1980s and included development of three UAV types: Story-P, for regiments; Story-A, for an army (several divisions in Russia’s military organization); and Story-F, for several armies. The only one to enter service, in the 1990s, was the 138-kg. Pchela (bee), a Story-P reconnaissance drone.

Story-F candidates, the heaviest, included the 3,500-kg. Tupolev Tu-300 jet-powered drone. Leonid Kulikov, Tupolev’s chief designer for unmanned systems, tells DTI the Tu-300 passed factory trials in the 1990s, and performed reconnaissance and land-strike missions. Kulikov says the Tu-300 had a combat load of almost 1,000 kg., and during trials engaged land-based targets with unguided bombs. But the military suspended development. Two prototypes remain but work is unlikely to continue, as the design is obsolete, he says.

Another attempt to develop a high-speed UAV with strike capabilities was made by MiG and the Yakovlev companies. MiG unveiled in 2007 a full-scale engineering mock-up of the 10-ton Scat UCAV with a stealthy flying-wing design. Powered by a non-afterburning Klimov RD-5000B engine, Scat was designed to reach 800 kph. (500 mph.). According to designers, Scat was supposed to carry a payload of up to 2 tons in two internal weapon bays, each of which could accommodate one Kh-31 (AS-17 Krypton) air-to-surface missile, or a guided 500-kg. bomb. Yakovlev planned to develop an unmanned derivative on the basis of its new Yak-130 jet trainer

Both companies won’t reveal details about development. MiG and Sukhoi CEO Mikhail Pogosyan said in August that the companies will demonstrate the results of their work to the defense ministry as soon as they receive requirements.

Some progress is reported in the development of low-speed UAVs with strike capabilities. St. Petersburg Transas demonstrated at MAKS a mock-up of the 600-kg. Dozor-3. Powered by a pusher propeller, it offers endurance in excess of 24 hr. at 130-150 kph. Dozor-3 carries a 120-kg. multisensor payload including an in-house-designed, forward-looking radar and laser designator. Gennady Trubnikov, chief UAV designer, says the automatic control system for the Dozor-3 was tested on the smaller Dozor-5 during the Zapad-2009 military maneuvers with Russia and Belarus in September. A weapon load for Dozor-3 is possible, says Trubnikov, but designers haven’t received requirements from the military, although discussions are underway.

NII Kulon is developing a 500-kg. UAV dubbed Prokhodchik that flies at 250 kph. and has endurance of 12 hr. It carries a 100-kg. payload that includes X-band radar and electro-optics.

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