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Army Recognition Online show Daily News and Web TV
Partner 2017 International Fair of Armament and Defense Equipment 27 - 30 June 2017 Belgrade, Serbia |
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PASARS at Partner 2017
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The PASARS, new short-range air defense systems unveiled by the Serbian State Company Yugoimport at Partner 2017, the International fair of armament and defense equipment in Belgrade, Serbia.
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 New short-range missile/cannon air defense system PASARS at Partner 2017, the International Fair of Armaments and Defense Equipment in Belgrade, Serbia. |
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The PASARS is based on 6x6 military truck chassis FAP 2026 with an armoured cabin with two seats which is protected against firing of heavy machine gun 12.7mm caliber and shell splinters. The rear of the vehicle is fitted with a turret armed with one L/70 Bofors 40mm automatic cannon and two surface-to-air missile RLN-1C.
The RLN-1C is a short-range air defense missile system based on the Russian-made air-to-air missile R-13M which is normally used on fighter aircraft Mig-21. This is an upgrade of the R-13M with an new infrared homing head, a new warhead with laser proximity fuse and rocket motor. The Bofors L70 40 mm auto-cannon has a cyclic rate of 320 rounds per minute and an effective range of 4,000 meters against both air and ground targets. The PASARS has a crew of four with driver and commander in the crew cab. The weapon station accommodates two operators to control the cannon and the launch of the missiles. The turret has a traverse of 360° with elevation from -3° to 90°.The RLN-1C missile has a maximum firing of 12,000 m. It has a weight of 125 kg and a warhead of 11 kg. The operator lock the air target and launch the missile which is guided by the infrared homing head using the heat produced by the aerial target. |
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