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Wednesday, October 8, 2014 08:51 AM

The Government of Estonia has requested a possible sale of 350 Javelin Guided Missiles, 120 Command Launch Units (CLU) with Integrated Day/Thermal Sight, 102 Battery Coolant Units, 16 Enhanced Performance Basic Skills Trainers (EPBST), 102 Missile Simulation Rounds (MSR), spare and repair parts, rechargeable and non-rechargeable batteries, battery chargers and dischargers, support equipment, publications and technical data, personnel training and training equipment, U.S. Government and contractor representative engineering, technical and logistics support services, and other related logistics support. The estimated cost is $55 million.

The Javelin training system consists of three training devices, each fulfilling a specific role in training. These devices are comprised of:

Enhanced Producibility Basic Skills Trainer (EPBST). The EPBST is a classroom trainer designed to provide the soldier instructional exercises for teaching the basic skills required to engage targets with the Javelin system. It consists of an instructor station, a student station comprised of a Simulated Command Launch Unit (SCLU) and Missile Simulation Round (MSR), and shipping and storage containers.

Field Tactical Trainer (FTT). The FTT is used to refine the gunner's abilities, allowing gunner participation in both range training and force-on-force exercises. It consists of a student station, instruction station, batteries, charger, and interface cables.

Missile Simulation Round (MSR). The MSR is used to familiarize the soldier with the physical characteristics of the Javelin round. It is a full-size, non-operational replica of the Javelin round in the field handling mode. The system weight and physical dimensions of each of the missile simulated rounds are the same as the tactical round +5%. The MSR is also used as the simulated round for the EPBST.

tommy kirjutas:Hiinlased on (nagu tavaliselt) originaalsed..
Nende TT-rakett HJ-12.

chocolate kirjutas:Tegid odava-kalli raketi, et müüa vähemjõukatele riikidele.
Lisaks sellele on süsteemi väljatöötaja NORINCO oma maine poolest ka mitte just parimate hulgas, arvestades, et väga ei valita, kellele oma tehnoloogiaid müüakse.

No NORINCO puhul tähtsam on ikka see, et toodavad-müüvad kõike - ehtsast p.sast kuni täitsa korralike asjadeni. Money talks...
Huvitav on veel see, et kui meie esivanemad siia halli Läänemere äärde jõudes puu otsast maha ronisid, siis oli hiinlastel juba selja taga tsivilisatsioon. Aga mida nad on tänapäeval välja mõtelnud? Ainult odavad koopiad (no näiteks odav tankilask pole ju paha asi, aga sinna see asi jääbki - koopia)

Our battalion recognized that training 40 Javelin
operators was insuffi cient for NTC, considering the
lethality of the system against a near-peer threat utilizing
armor. Units should maximize the ability to send one to two
weapons squad leaders per company to the Heavy Weapons
Leaders Course at Fort Benning (http://www.benning.
army.mil/infantry/197th/229/HWLC/). This course trains
Soldiers in the rank of sergeant through lieutenant on the
tactical employment of an anti-armor platoon and technical
profi ciency of the Javelin, Improved Target Acquisition
System (ITAS) and heavy machine guns while operating
in a decentralized competitive environment. Having this
expertise resident in the squad gives a rifl e battalion the
ability to train profi ciency on the Javelin for all Soldiers in
the formation