System architect одной старой ракеты, маршал Неделин, дал приказ нарушить все правила безопасности и чинить ракету, пока ее заправляют гептилом и азотной кислотой, еще и подавал пример храбрости подчиненным, сидя на стуле перед ракетой и разинув рот. Так от system architectа один погон остался, по его вине еще 150 человек сгорели... Ты понял, какие люди традиционно занимаются оборонкой в той стране.
Ну, что ракета летает с 12 раз 5 еще выдержать можно, главное, чтобы 2й подлодки Курск не вышло, когда это изделие сомнительного качества будут в массовом порядке ставить на лодки.
умница «Булава»
Why you must drink and drive, when you can smoke and fly?
как может быть "принята на вооружение в середине 2011" когда отказы более 50%. 8O
4 main reasons why Boston is the best place to live:Red Sox (Baseball), Patriots (Football) World Champions
Celtics the NBA (Basketball), Bruins Stanley Cup (Hockey)
Ничто не сближает людей так, как общее одеяло :kos:
мда?
"The SS-20 entered the development stage in 1966, with flight tests beginning in 1974. It entered service in the Soviet Union in 1976. In 1987, 495 were deployed with another 245 non-deployed in 29 separate locations. The number was reduced to 405 by 1987 and by May 1991 all SS-20 missiles were destroyed in accordance with the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty" (c)
цирк с конями
учиmся пользоваться поисковиком гугл ...
http://www.missilethreat.com/missile...ile_detail.asp
Ничто не сближает людей так, как общее одеяло :kos:
химик, горе....ты же поставил ту же статью, отрывок и которой я поставил...
от жеш, дурень какой.....Айтишнек, нах
"Details
The SS-20 was an intermediate-range, road mobile, solid propellant ballistic missile. It was built as a replacement for the fixed surface-based SS-4 and SS-5 intermediate range systems. It is believed that the SS-20 was simply the first two stages of the three-stage road mobile SS-16 ICBM. The range was insufficient to directly threaten the US, but all strategic targets within Europe could be targeted.
The SS-20 was launched from a Transporter-Erector-Launcher (TEL) vehicle derived from previous TEL vehicles, ultimately tracing its descent to the ‘Scud B’ system. The missile was fired from a launch canister mounted on the six-axle wheeled truck. The TEL vehicles were typically based in concrete shelters with sliding roofs designed to allow for launch from inside the shelter, though the SS-20 could also be launched from a geodetically prepared field site. The mobility of the system significantly increased its survivability in the advent of a conventional or nuclear conflict. This allowed the Soviet Union to maintain deterrence against a pre-emptive strike while having the ability to engage European targets with the SS-20 and focus the ICBM force against the United States.
An early version of the SS-20 was equipped with a 50 kT warhead and reached a test launch range of over 7,400 km (4,598 miles), but this version did not enter service. An upgraded version entered service in 1982 with better range and accuracy, but this was probably not put into service.
The Mod 1 design of the SS-20 delivered a 1,740 kg payload of 3 150 kT yield MIRVs up to a maximum range of 4,700 km (2,920 miles). The Mod 2 was essentially identical except for an improved range to 5,000 km (3,107 miles). Both versions were constrained by a minimum range of 600 km (373 miles) and an accuracy of 550 m CEP. The total launch weight was 37,100 kg. The missile used a two-stage solid propellant engine and had a total length of 16.49 m with a width of 1.79 m.
The SS-20 entered the development stage in 1966, with flight tests beginning in 1974. It entered service in the Soviet Union in 1976. In 1987, 495 were deployed with another 245 non-deployed in 29 separate locations. The number was reduced to 405 by 1987 and by May 1991 all SS-20 missiles were destroyed in accordance with the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty. A number of SS-20 launch bases that were not dismantled were converted to accommodate the mobile version of the SS-25."(1)
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