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She is hindi soap star. Not Bollywood.
Cmon the good folk here dont know the difference India TV/movies = bollywood
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She is hindi soap star. Not Bollywood.
basically it says, the Navy recently holds a field acceptance test for a Palma gun/missile simulator. the system is developed by Vietnam´s Naval Institute of Engineering. the test was positive, with the Simulator showing virtual combat situations, very close to reality, firing guns and missiles. the Navy plans to induct the Simulator in trainings in the near future.@Viet
Can you improve the Google translation of this article? This looks very interesting, its from comcom:
Chế tạo thiết bị huấn luyện mô phỏng tổ hợp Palma cho hải quân
Hội đồng khoa học Quân chủng Hải quân vừa tổ chức nghiệm thu cơ sở thiết bị mô phỏng tổ hợp pháo - tên lửa phòng không Palma trang bị trên tàu hộ vệ Gepard 3.9. Thiết bị này do Viện Kỹ thuật hải quân nghiên cứu, thiết kế, chế tạo và là sản phẩm của đề tài khoa học cấp Sở KH-CN TP.HCM “Thiết kế, chế tạo thiết bị mô phỏng tổ hợp tên lửa - pháo phòng không Palma để huấn luyện chiến đấu cho trắc thủ”.
Theo đánh giá của các chuyên gia, thiết bị được chế tạo trên cơ sở ứng dụng công nghệ mới nhất về mô phỏng, có đầy đủ các tính năng, các bài tập và tình huống giúp cho trắc thủ có thể luyện tập một cách trực quan, sinh động, sát với thực tế máy điều khiển hệ thống pháo - tên lửa phòng không Palma trên tàu Gepard 3.9.
Sau khi nghiên cứu hồ sơ, tài liệu có liên quan và kết quả kiểm tra hoạt động của thiết bị trên thực tế, Hội đồng khoa học quân chủng nhất trí nghiệm thu thiết bị mô phỏng huấn luyện hệ thống Palma do Viện Kỹ thuật hải quân chế tạo. Hội đồng kiến nghị quân chủng và các cơ quan chức năng cho phép ứng dụng thiết bị vào công tác huấn luyện tại các nhà trường của Quân chủng Hải quân trong thời gian tới.
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Manufacturing Equipment Training Simulation Combinations Palma for the navy.
Scientific Council people's Navy has held a test facility equipment simulation combinations battery - rockets not palma equipment aboard the guardians cheetah 3.9. Unit due to technical institute navy research, Designed, built and is the product of the science department n-Sun City.
HCM "Design, manufacturing equipment simulation combinations rockets - battery room palma to train to fight for the program".
After assessment of experts, the unit was made on the basis of application technology new about simulation, full functions, homework and the situation to help program position can practice a way to live Officer, I was born, the real host control system battery - rockets not Palma Aboard Cheetah 3.9.
After research records, documents, and related results. Check the activities of unit, in fact, the scientific council of the people's test device Simulation Training System Palma Hospital Technical course Army team. Council petition army race and the feature that allows the program unit in business training in the field of the mutated navy in time for me.
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basically it says, the Navy recently holds a field acceptance test for a Palma gun/missile simulator. the system is developed by Vietnam´s Naval Institute of Engineering. the test was positive, with the Simulator showing virtual combat situations, very close to reality, firing guns and missiles. the Navy plans to induct the Simulator in trainings in the near future.
Don't think details of this rocket has been posted?
Rocket Systems for Coastal Defense
Designated Coastal & Island Defense System (CIDS), the new system provides authorities with the tools to enforce national sovereignty over coastal areas, islands and archipelagos,
protecting interests throughout a national Economic Exclusion Zone that can extend up to 200 miles from the seashore. A version of the system has already been activated in Vietnam, where it is deployed as part of the country’s ‘Killer’ anti-landing system. The Vietnamese application integrated by IMI uses coastal defense systems provided by IAI’s Elta Systems, Orbiter 2 mini-UAVs supplied by Aeronautics, and extra rockets provided by IMI.
While cruise missiles and artillery have been used for coastal defense for many years, until now, ballistic missiles and rockets have lacked the range and precision necessary to deter naval vessels. With its high precision, CIDS can hit targets at sea at long range, while they are still hours of sailing distance from shore. The system’s radars and optional UAVs provide the early warning, location, speed and heading data necessary to identify and lock onto targets in order to exploit its extended range and precision. The introduction of GPS guidance transforms the system’s rockets into precision, guided weapons, with accuracy of better than 10 meters. Moreover, with their ballistic attack trajectory, these weapons are difficult to defeat by conventional naval defenses.
Two weapons of this class include the Chinese DF-21D and the Iranian Khalij Fars, derived from the Fateh 110 short-range ballistic missile. Both use vehicular-launched ballistic missiles. The system introduced by IMI Systems offers a similar application in an operationally flexible, distributed and affordable configuration.
A rocket-based island defense system such as the Vietnamese ‘Killer’ system is particularly suited to protect the country’s territorial claims in the disputed Spratly Islands of the South China Sea. Its coverage, which extends over 80 nautical miles, is sufficient to enable a small garrison to protect approaches to key islands and many of the atolls and small islands in the area.
IMI Systems offers the CIDS as an integrated coastal defense solution, integrating sensors and command, control and communications elements to create, update and process a situational picture over a wide area in real time. Configured for mobile, stationary or hybrid formations, CIDS supports flexible deployment in remote theaters. The system employs precision, guided ballistic rockets such as those of the ACCULAR family, that can hit pinpointed targets at sea and on land, at distances of up to 80 nautical miles.
IMI Systems offers the CIDS as an integrated coastal defense solution, combining sensors on land and on manned and unmanned platforms, command, control and communications elements to create, update and process a situational-picture over a wide-area in real time.
Image: IMI Systems
The rockets used by the system enable coastal defenders to respond rapidly and decisively, engaging multiple moving targets simultaneously. CIDS offers a cost-effective alternative to coastal artillery and missile systems, offering superior performance in range and precision over coastal artillery. It also provides a higher degree of operational flexibility, through remote control and the ability to engage targets both at sea and on land.
CIDS elements can be distributed in multiple locations for optimal coverage and response. These elements can be controlled remotely from the system’s central command post. Redundant communications links ensure secure control over all distributed assets.
Fired from a range of 150 km, IMI Systems’ 306mm Extra rocket can hit within less than 10 meters of a target.
Photo: IMI Systems.
Carlosa I don't know what I can really give to this thread, you have great post buddy! Do you have military experience? Do you know much about a amphibious assault? Personally I don't.
You sound like you have military knowledge, compliment for you!
About amphibious assault - I thought as much, but I agree its to deter and make the price for attack as expensive in terms of loss as possible. But its the lives that Vietnam may have to sacrifice, for this to happen that's another factor.
Would like to read your piece on island defense, do post it when you feel like it. Oh and kudos to Viet also great thread!
You've highlight just how vulnerable those small islands are! With China's modern air power those mini UAV's would be targeted first and blind the Extra rockets?
Thanks Carlosa for your knowledge, especially line defence - I'm off to acquire knowledge about these things.
ThanksYou sound like you have military knowledge, compliment for you!
About amphibious assault - I thought as much, but I agree its to deter and make the price for attack as expensive in terms of loss as possible. But its the lives that Vietnam may have to sacrifice, for this to happen that's another factor.
Would like to read your piece on island defense, do post it when you feel like it. Oh and kudos to Viet also great thread!