Iranian Air Defense Systems

[aryobarzan]

There are various levels of simulators for sophisticated systems such as S-300, Bavar 373 or any high end aircraft. The first level just being mostly non-dynamic in nature and having all the control panels and displays generated through software and presented to the "Student" on a display... As the student gets familiar with basic operation then they will graduate to higher level (more dynamic) and more realistic simulators. The final level will be actually in a mockup presenting the Command truck with all panels and displays 100% as the actual system with fully dynamic scenario driven events..Instructors presence will be non-intrusive and present at all time. Operators will not touch anything real before passing all levels just as a pilots has to do.

 

[sanel1412]

These simulators are actually used not only for training purpose...it can be linked to actual air defense network to simulate various scenarios..test different engagement methods and provide different solutions...so you it can be used even in real war situation where it will analyze and simulate different engagement scenarios. This is damn good tool...without these systems you would have to actualy engage in real war scenarios before you can analyze and learn from it. Now it can simulate and analyze scenarios before it happen,And it can do it even in real time....even with all limitation when used in real time scenario still it can provide information that can make difference...So...these simulators are not just some limited training devices...these are very advanced,complex and expensive systems that provide you something,in normal situation you could only get after engagement ...which is still useful for future engagements but enemy may not repeat that same scenario ever again...so having capability to analyze and test different scenarios before engagement or even feed it from real air defense network and literary simulate different outcomes using real time data collected in real time....so crew can choose best location, method and best system to engage enemy...that is priceless

 

[Stryker1982]

These simulators are actually used not only for training purpose...it can be linked to actual air defense network to simulate various scenarios..test different engagement methods and provide different solutions...so you it can be used even in real war situation where it will analyze and simulate different engagement scenarios. This is damn good tool...without these systems you would have to actualy engage in real war scenarios before you can analyze and learn from it. Now it can simulate and analyze scenarios before it happen,And it can do it even in real time....even with all limitation when used in real time scenario still it can provide information that can make difference...So...these simulators are not just some limited training devices...these are very advanced,complex and expensive systems that provide you something,in normal situation you could only get after engagement ...which is still useful for future engagements but enemy may not repeat that same scenario ever again...so having capability to analyze and test different scenarios before engagement or even feed it from real air defense network and literary simulate different outcomes using real time data collected in real time....so crew can choose best location, method and best system to engage enemy...that is priceless

Well well, aren't you full of information

 

[TheImmortal]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1445881266318938115

Next Israeli weapon to be reverse engineered assuming Israel uses them in Syria and Iranian naval targets (maybe already has been used).

10-30% failure rate with cruise missiles means Iran should get a handful of samples quickly.

 

[Stryker1982]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1445881266318938115

Next Israeli weapon to be reverse engineered assuming Israel uses them in Syria and Iranian naval targets (maybe already has been used).

10-30% failure rate with cruise missiles means Iran should get a handful of samples quickly.

Is this 10-30% failure rate common amongst missile manufacturers. I know some of those Russian Kalibrs failed during flight in Iran, and Iran seems to have a 10-30% failure during flight rate, but I'm curious if other, lets say, higher quality build, more expensive missiles made in the USA or France, South Korea would also have such failure rates.

 

[TheImmortal]

Is this 10-30% failure rate common amongst missile manufacturers. I know some of those Russian Kalibrs failed during flight in Iran, and Iran seems to have a 10-30% failure during flight rate, but I'm curious if other, lets say, higher quality build, more expensive missiles made in the USA or France, South Korea would also have such failure rates.

When Russia launched their Kh-101 cruise missiles last year, they were said to have a success rate of around 85%. The American Tomahawks launched during the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq had a success rate of around 80%.

Analysis: The US Navy’s 59 Tomahawk Missile Barrage On A Syrian Airbase

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[mohsen]

When Russia launched their Kh-101 cruise missiles last year, they were said to have a success rate of around 85%. The American Tomahawks launched during the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq had a success rate of around 80%.

Analysis: The US Navy’s 59 Tomahawk Missile Barrage On A Syrian Airbase

INTRODUCTION During the 1991 Gulf War, the US Navy fired 288 Tomahawk cruise missiles at targets all over Iraq. Fast forward to 2017, 26 years later, not less than 59 tomahawk missiles were fired …

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From 3 French ships which were participated in the missile raid against Syria in 2018, 2 ships failed to launch any MdCN missile, and third ship just managed to fire 3 of them! 94% fail rate.

 

[Hack-Hook]

From 3 French ships which were participated in the missile raid against Syria in 2018, 2 ships failed to launch any MdCN missile, and third ship just managed to fire 3 of them! 94% fail rate.

and those three hit mountains, the only answer I can give to the dilemma is they need to invest a lot more on their military or it was deliberate and unlike American they really didn't want to participate in the operation

 

[Sineva]

Amazing footage of the new short range anti drone sam system in action

https://twitter.com/x/status/1447424844912529412

 

[IranDefence]

Amazing footage of the new short range anti drone sam system in action

https://twitter.com/x/status/1447424844912529412

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I hope we see this beast in Armenia Lebanon Gaza and Yemen

 

[DoubleYouSee]

Amazing footage of the new short range anti drone sam system in action

https://twitter.com/x/status/1447424844912529412

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just out of curiosity;where did you get these footages from?!
regarding to the generator which is installed on the truck;it seems that the whole system is a test bed of a forthcoming system.
might it be Iranian copy of pantsir?

 

[Sineva]

just out of curiosity;where did you get these footages from?!

I found the video on this guys twitter
https://twitter.com/mohamadf8413

 

[skyshadow]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1447425087930519552

 

[Messerschmitt]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1447514825475727360

https://twitter.com/x/status/1447520302263590914

https://twitter.com/x/status/1447517509301809152

 

[Messerschmitt]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1447528050409840642