- Joined
- Apr 18, 2019
- Messages
- 992
- Points
- 158
Sadam left an impression on you?
Photos The Islamic Republic Of Iran Military Photos
- Thread starter ~Phoenix~
- Start date
-
- Tags
- republic of iran
Sadam left an impression on you?
- Joined
- Sep 28, 2019
- Messages
- 681
- Points
- 124
How are things going in Afghanistan?
- Joined
- Apr 18, 2019
- Messages
- 992
- Points
- 158
Better than iran, how dem sanctions working for you?
- Joined
- Sep 28, 2019
- Messages
- 681
- Points
- 124
Still going strong.
- Joined
- Sep 28, 2019
- Messages
- 681
- Points
- 124
Iran-made Bavar-373 AD system
Max. detection range: 320 km
Max. tracking range: 260 km
Max. engagement range: 200 km
Max. engagement altitude: 27 km
Simultaneously detected targets: 300
Simultaneously tracked targets: 60
Simultaneously engaged targets: 6
Max. detection range: 320 km
Max. tracking range: 260 km
Max. engagement range: 200 km
Max. engagement altitude: 27 km
Simultaneously detected targets: 300
Simultaneously tracked targets: 60
Simultaneously engaged targets: 6
- Joined
- Sep 28, 2019
- Messages
- 681
- Points
- 124
Iran Launches New Rocket, Showing Advances in Potential Missile Technology
On Monday, Iran tested a new rocket that boasted improved technology in its latest attempt to pressure the Biden administration ahead of potential nuclear negotiations. The rocket was named Zuljanah and was developed through a government-backed program aiming to send civilian satellites into orbit 310 miles above the ground.
However, the technology is easily transferable to Iran’s military missile program, which is operated by the Islamic Revolutionary Gaurd Corps, according to experts. The rocket also contains a solid-fuel-propelled motor that is the largest displayed by Iran to date.
The US seeks to prevent Iran from developing these kinds of missiles, particularly those propelled by solid fuel rather than liquid as this is a key component in intercontinental ballistic missiles. After a series of tests, the rocket will begin to put operational satellites in orbit, says the Defense Ministry. Although Iran regularly tests new missile technology, Monday’s launch marks the first test since President Joe Biden took office in the US.
www.oodaloop.com
Vid:
Testing of its first-stage solid-fuel engine:
On Monday, Iran tested a new rocket that boasted improved technology in its latest attempt to pressure the Biden administration ahead of potential nuclear negotiations. The rocket was named Zuljanah and was developed through a government-backed program aiming to send civilian satellites into orbit 310 miles above the ground.
However, the technology is easily transferable to Iran’s military missile program, which is operated by the Islamic Revolutionary Gaurd Corps, according to experts. The rocket also contains a solid-fuel-propelled motor that is the largest displayed by Iran to date.
The US seeks to prevent Iran from developing these kinds of missiles, particularly those propelled by solid fuel rather than liquid as this is a key component in intercontinental ballistic missiles. After a series of tests, the rocket will begin to put operational satellites in orbit, says the Defense Ministry. Although Iran regularly tests new missile technology, Monday’s launch marks the first test since President Joe Biden took office in the US.
Iran Launches New Rocket, Showing Advances in Potential Missile Technology
On Monday, Iran tested a new rocket that boasted improved technology in its latest attempt to pressure the Biden administration ahead of potential nuclear
www.oodaloop.com
Vid:
Testing of its first-stage solid-fuel engine:
Similar threads
