Pored integracije SM 1 protv brodske verzije na f-4 i to u verziji radarski vodjene Iranci su razvili i SM 1 protivbrodski projektil sa EO vodjenjem i takodje protiv radarski projektil SM 1 za f-4 ali to nikada nije ušlo u masovnu proizvodnju i samo je mali broj Fantoma bio prilagodjen za nošenje ovi projektila.
nelsa ::Pored integracije SM 1 protv brodske verzije na f-4 i to u verziji radarski vodjene Iranci su razvili i SM 1 protivbrodski projektil sa EO vodjenjem i takodje protiv radarski projektil SM 1 za f-4 ali to nikada nije ušlo u masovnu proizvodnju i samo je mali broj Fantoma bio prilagodjen za nošenje ovi projektila.
Ma oni su eksperimentisali i sa upotrebom SM-1 u AAM ulozi samo nisu je izgleda uveli u naoruženje.
Iranci su majstori improvizacije pa me ne bi čudilo da je probaju integrisati i na podmornicu
Pa imaš toga po net-u koliko hočeš, to sve datira iz vremena rata s Irakom kada su mnogi programi pokrenuti iz nužde i par fotki gdje su SM 1 integrisani na f-4 je i na ovoj temi okačeno ali vjerovatno iz razloga što su poslje dobili bolje opcije u vidu protiv brodske rakete K-801/2 ovaj program nije nastavljen a za protiv radarsku verziju nisam siguran ali mislim da ni ona nije ušla u masovnu proizvodnju,a za ovu AAM verziju sam isto čuo ali o tome nemam neki podataka ali je sigurno da i od toga nema ništa jer po onome što možemo vidjeti oni na F-4 ne računaju za A-A borbu i obe modernizacije koje su radili ZAM ZAM 1 i 2 (TO JE SLUŽBENI NAZIV) su išle u pravcu poboljšanja bombarderski perfomansi i integracije protiv brodski projektila i pametni bombi Iranske i Kineske proizvodnje.
Moje mišljenje je da su od gore nabrojanog vjerovatno nastavili samo anti radarski projektil za F-4 i PV projektil za MEHRAB sistem,mada je u njihovom slučaju moguče i da proizvode i protiv brodsku verziju,bar je bila na posljednjoj paradi ali je logično da idu sa realno kvalitetnijim projektilima koje več uveliko proizvode.
Vjest objavljena prilikom uvodjenja MEHRAB sistema i video klip sa testiranja.
The Iranian Navy has successfully test-fired a new indigenous, advanced surface-to-air missile named Mehrab (Altar) during the ten-day Velayat 90 naval exercises in the Sea of Oman near the strategic Strait of Hormuz.
Iranian Navy commander rear admiral Habibollah Sayyari said that the medium-range air defence missile was launched from the Gorz frigate that followed its path toward the designated target and accomplished the pre-planned mission.
The Iranian-designed missile is equipped with anti-radar capability, target radio emission sources and a built-in anti-jamming system to prevent jamming of its guidance system.
The missile is capable of detecting and identifying the source and location of interference and changes its trajectory to destroy the jammer.
The ten-day exercise follows the recent order by the Islamic Revolution Leader Seyyed Ali Khamenei instructing the forces to maintain complete readiness to defend the nation against any potential threat.
During the drills, the naval forces also launched anti-surface torpedoes from Ghadir-class submarines, while the naval artillery units practiced several military tactics in a simulated war theatre.
The third and main stage of the naval drills, known as the stage of exercising force, included test-firing of short and long-range coast-to-sea, surface-to-surface and surface-to-air missiles from coastal and navy vessels.
The drill was also part of Iran's preparations to close vital waterways from the east of the Strait of Hormuz in the Persian Gulf to the Gulf of Aden if sanctions are imposed on its oil sales.
Prior to testing the missile, Iran claimed to have built a nuclear fuel rod; the nation has been banned under UN sanctions from buying fuel rods from any other country.
Slažem se zato sam i rekao da ne vjerujem ali mnogo puta sam pogrešio kada su oni u pitanju a kao što sam rekao svaki put je iznova prikazuju na paradama.
Veo tajne i raznih nagađanja oko sudbine aviona Shafagh se izgleda odlučio skinuti. Evo prevoda dijela članka objavljenog danas na stranci oficijelnog iranskog sajta. Po njima, Shafagh postoji i leti već 4 godine.
Firstly it was designed as a trainer jet but then it was decided to build fighter aircraft version of it too.
Tests of this aircraft was done by two groups of Russian (20 engineer from Sukhoi and Mikuyan) and Iranian in a remote military base of IRIAF.
A film of a Shafagh prototype (mockup?) was relaesed by Iran's TV that showed it has some changes and modifications compared to Yak-130 to achieve to supersonic speeds.
Some modifications on wings, nozzle of engine and radar system has been made on next prototypes.
It had been planned to equip Shafagh with two J-85 engines for first prototypes (it can be true, because in first registered patent integral trainer jet by Russian designer of it, it has two small engines), then it was decided to equip it with one RD-33 or J-79 engine. Then it was found that J-79 can't be integrated on body of Shafaq.
Radar of Shafaq is AN/AWG-9 and it can carry and fire Sparrow, Sidewinder, R-73, R-77, KH-29, and KH-31.
Internal weapon's bay of Shafagh are opened toward inside of body of aircraft to decrease RCS during firing missiles.
It has STOL and take off and landing on rough lands capabilities.
Da bih ispoštovao pravila foruma evo linka koji je na farsi jeziku. http://www.jahannews.com/vdch6inim23nkwd.tft2.html
Za sada samo nagađanja, ali postoji mogućnost da bude predstavljen javnosti tokom ove godine, jer u Iranu se članci o vojnoj tehnologiji ne objavljuju slučajno. Dok ga ne prikažu, možemo pretpostaviti da izgleda ovako:
Preuzeto sa IMF-a,uglavnom u klipu je prikazano kako Izraelski lobist govori o opasnosti od Iranskog naoružanja za masovno uništenje i to prezentuje javnosti u USA na raznim tribinama.
Dopuna: 07 Sep 2012 9:57
'30 per cent complete': Iran's 'better' substitute for S-300 may be ready in 2013
Iran has constructed nearly a third of the missile defense system it is developing in lieu of the S-300 system Moscow refused to sell it. The Islamic Republic hopes the system will be completed by next year, a senior military official said.
Brigadier General Farzad Esmaili, a commander of the Iranian army’s air defense force, said the Bavar-373 (Belief-373) system was 30 per cent complete while speaking to reporters on the National Day of Air Defense in Tehran on Monday.
He further stressed that Iran was fully capable of maintaining the project without foreign assistance.
"We are through with developing the threat-detection capability of the system, and its sensitive parts have been manufactured in Iran," the semi-official Fars News Agency quotes Esmaili as saying.
He added, “we have no problem with supplying the missiles needed for this system."
Esmaili said he hoped the system would be finished by the end of the Iranian year, which would be March 2013, or by March 2014.
Work on Bavar-373 began as Iran concluded that the S-300 air-defense systems ordered from Russia would not be delivered. The S-300, developed by the Soviet Union, has a range of up to 150 kilometers. It can hit aircraft, cruise and ballistic missiles, and track up to 24 targets simultaneously.
In September 2011, Esmaili was already speaking of the domestically developed Bavar-373, which he claimed would be a “powerful rival” for the Russian surface-to-air system. Deploying up to three different types of missiles, the Iranian system would show “higher capabilities than the S-300 in detecting, identifying and destroying targets,” he said.
At least five S-300s were expected to be delivered to Iran from Russia after a contract signed in 2007. However, in September 2010, Russian then-President Dmitry Medvedev signed a decree forbidding the sale of the system in line with the fourth round of sanctions imposed by the UN Security Council on Iran over its nuclear program.
Iran responded by filing an almost $4 billion lawsuit against Russia over what it claimed to be a breach of contract at the Geneva Court of Arbitrations in August 2011. This caused discontent in Moscow, since the contract’s value was around $900 million and Russia already said it was ready to pay Tehran $166.8 million in damages. Later, Iran would demand that the Geneva Court expand the requested damages by $3 billion.
Following the Russian ban, Iran announced in November 2010 that it had adapted another Russian-manufactured missile system to behave more like the S-300, which is widely regarded as one of the most effective ballistic and cruise missile interceptors in the world. The efficacy of this system remains unverified, as many military analysts have long dismissed Iranian claims regarding great leaps in the advancement of indigenously made military technology as exaggerated.
‘Saber rattling, military drills’
On Monday, General Esmaili also announced that all of the country's military units would participate in a major air defense exercise slated for October. The drills would be jointly conducted by the country’s regular forces and the Revolutionary Corps “in response to enemies’ threats.”
However, the US – with 25 other nations in tow – will also conduct extensive joint minesweeping exercises in the Persian Gulf come October as the West ratchets up the pressure on Iran over speculation that the country is trying to obtain nuclear weapons.
In a concerted effort to beef up international perceptions of their military might on Sunday, Iranian Deputy Defense Minister Mohammad Eslami said plans were in the works to install missiles on long-distance unmanned drones which were used in missile tests earlier this year, Reuters reports.
Iranian authorities say the Karrar drone has a range of 1,000 kilometers and is capable of carrying a single cruise missile or several smaller missiles, the agency reports.
Amidst the growing threat of an Israeli strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities, Esmaili said "we will use whatever we have in order to defend Iran," the ISNA news agency quotes him as saying.
"Today the main threat is an air threat, because it achieves quick results. Therefore it was felt necessary that air defenses work independently," he said. "One of our missions is being vigilant over sensitive centers like refineries and nuclear sites," Esmaili added.
Israel has long threatened to strike Iranian nuclear facilities, though its Western partners have stressed more time is necessary to hammer out a diplomatic solution. Iran maintains its uranium enrichment program is for civilian purposes.
