RUS - 96K6 Pancir-S1 [kód NATO: SA-22 Greyhound]

96K6 Pancir S-1

The development of a universal anti-aircraft missile-artillery complex (PLRDK) for the air defense troops of the state was launched in the Russian Federation (or Soviet Union) in the early nineties of the last century. Its model was presented to the public at the end of 1994. In August 1995, the first copy of the device was presented at an exhibition in Žukovské.

The PLRDK is designed for air defense of small military and industrial facilities, units and units of ground troops, as well as to strengthen existing groups of air defense troops to ensure the destruction of targets at low altitudes using high-precision weapons of the enemy.

Surveillance radar:
maximum number of objectives pursued:
- horizon zone after azimuth: 360 °
- horizon zone in position angle: 0 - 60 °
- horizon time after azimuth 2 - 4 s
- target detection distance: 32-36 km with an effective reflecting area of 2 m ²

Area of effective scope:
- missiles 57E6: distance - 1200 to 20000 m/height - 15 to 15000 m
- 2A38M cannons: distance - 200 to 4000 m/height - 0 to 3000 m

96K6 Pancir S-1 was officially introduced into the armament of the anti-aircraft units of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation on November 16, 2012 as a replacement for the PLRDK 2K22 Tunguska. At the end of 2013, Russia was to have a total of 34 Pancir S-1 complexes delivered in 2012 (10), 2012 (12) and 2013 (12). Other users included the United Arab Emirates, which between 2009 and 2013 were to acquire 50 complexes and 1,000 9M311 missiles (originally forming the PLRDK armament 2K22). In 2006, Russia and Syria signed a contract for the supply of at least 36 96K6 Pancir-S1 complexes and 700 9M311 missiles, which were delivered between 2008 and 2011.

The modernized Pantsir-S2 was included in the armament of the Russian Armed Forces in 2015.

The first shot down the 96K6 Pancir-S1 was credited to the Syrian system on June 22, 2012, when a 3M111 missile fired from a 72V6-2 combat vehicle destroyed a Turkish reconnaissance aircraft RF-4E Phantom II, which according to the official Turkish version conducted a training flight to verify the operation of the radar system near the Syrian port Latákie. The plane was to fly into Syrian airspace, but shortly afterwards leave it again, according to the Turkish side, it was then shot down, without warning. RF-4E took off from the base of Malatya/Erhac. The shot down machine belonged to the state of the local 173rd Squadron originating from the state of the 7th Wing (173 Filo, 7nci AJÜ). It allegedly carried a reconnaissance container LOROP from the company Elbit. Four Turkish patrol boats, helicopters and an unspecified number of Syrian boats took part in the subsequent search operation. Both Turkish pilots died.

Since 2015, the system has also been deployed to Syria by the Russian armed forces as part of Russia's military intervention in the Syrian Civil War. According to official Russian information, from March to July 2017, Russian Pancir-S systems deployed in Syria destroyed 12 flying objects, including unmanned aerial vehicles Heron (Israel), Bayraktar (Turkey), RQ-21A (USA), as well as various rockets and aerostats. On the night of January 5-6, 2018, 13 drones attacked the Chumajnim air base. Seven drones were eliminated by Pancir systems, six were forced to land due to the use of electronic warfare systems.

On April 14, 2018, US, British and French forces launched 103 surface-to-air missiles and air-to-ground missiles aimed at eight locations in Syria. According to Russian officials, 25 missiles launched by Pancir-S1 systems destroyed 23 enemy missiles in response to the raid. The US Department of Defense said no Allied missiles were shot down.

During the Israeli-Syrian clashes in May 2018, the Israeli air force damaged one Pancir-S1 system belonging to the Syrian army. 21.January 2019, the Israeli Ministry of Defense announced that it had carried out an attack on several Pancir-S1 systems near Damascus.

Russia's air defense systems Pancir and Tor-M1 shot down 27 missiles fired by opposition militants at the air base on May 6, 2019 Chumajnim. At the turn of February and March 2020, combat drones of the Turkish Air Force damaged a pair of Syrian combat vehicles 72V6-2 system Pancir-S1.

Meanwhile, the Pancir-S1 system was deployed in combat in the civil war in Libya. In June 2019, the United Arab Emirates deployed several of its Pancir-S1E systems in Libya to support General Haftar in its advance toward Tripoli. The Libyan interior minister of the opposition government of the National Agreement (supported by Turkey) said that one of the systems was allegedly destroyed by air strike on November 13, 2019.

On 15 May 2020, one Pancir-S1E system belonging to the Libyan National Army was destroyed or damaged by a Turkish drone near al-Watiya Air Base located southwest of Tripoli . On May 18, 2020, military forces under the command of the Government of the National Agreement occupied al-Watiya Air Base, where they captured one 72V6-E2 combat vehicle belonging to the Libyan National Army, which had been hit by an anti-tank missile three days earlier.

On 20 May 2020, it was announced that the National Agreement Government forces had destroyed a total of seven Pancir-S1E combat vehicles at al-Watiya, Tarhoun and al-Wishka air bases. However, this claim was challenged by a representative of the Libyan National Army. At this time, the Pancir-S1 complexes using 72V6-2 combat vehicles built on the KamAZ chassis were also deployed in Libya.

Author: Antonín Juránek - [url=https://www.pvo.webz.cz/panc.htm] source

, added by Martin Smíšek

Pôvodný prototype Pancir-S bol umiestnený on the chassis Ural-5323.4 so vznetovým motorom with výkonom 210 kW, the prototype of serial production on the chassis of the MZKT-7930 and motorom with výkonom 680k.
In the arsenal of the Russian federácie bol established Pancir-S1 on the chassis of the vehicle KAMAZ-6530 (combat vehicle 72V6-2) so vznetovým motorom Kamaz-740.35-400, 294 kW pri 2200 rev/min, 1570 Nm.
The Pre states of the EU (and on the basis of požiadaviek odberateľa) it is possible to must use podvozok MAN SX 45 8x8 (combat vehicle 72V6-E2). Simmilar it is possible to použť aj belt podvozok GM-352M1E (combat vehicle 72V6-E3). Vehicle it is possible to umiestniť aj on podvozok BAZ-6909 8x8.1 (combat vehicle of the 72V6), BMP-3 and BTR-90.

Source:
Visingr, Lukáš: the Hybrid air defence system 96K6 Pancir S-1, an ATM 2008 / 09, str. 37
Gyürösi, Miroslav: Protilietadlový hybridný system Pancir-S1, the ATM 2012 / 12, str. 25

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Protilietadlový raketový komplex Pancir-S1 je možné aplikovať na rôzne podvozky, napríklad na podvozok MZKT-7930, prípadne BMP.

96k6 Pancir S-1 - unifikovaný systém



Zdroj pro podklad: Vojennyj Paritet

Pancir S-1 počas nácvikov na vojenskú prehliadku 09.05.2010


Zdroj: http://taek.livejournal.com
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Screenshoty z vysílání vojenské přehlídky k 65.výročí vítězství ve II.světové válce konané na Rudém náměstí v Moskvě 9.5.2010 od 10:00 MDT.


Zdroj:
Satelitní vysílání ruské televizní stanice "Kanal 1"

Pictured firing the rockets is from the flue-stop of the obvious, that the missile used in the BPF many times proven scheme with plynovám generator in raketnici.

Photo source - Calendar KBP Tula for the year 2012..

Pancir-S
parade on the occasion of victory Day, Rostov on Don 9.5.2015.

Systems 96K6E Pancir WITH a-1E of the army of the United arab emirates have been operationally deployed in the framework of the intervention arabskych states in Yemen. 18. April 2017 one of them scored on the territory of the province of Marib own kill saudskoarabského military helicopter, UH-60L Black Hawk, on board which killed 12 people..

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Vehicle Pancir-S1 from the Russian contingent in Syria after the accident of the day 03.05.2018 pri meste Banyias (35°10'00.00"N 35°59'00.00"E)

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Sýrsky Pancir-S1 in the vicinity of the occupied Golan heights (33°20'00.00"N 36°02'00.00"E)

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Serbia takes over the Pancir-S1 anti-aircraft system from Russia (2020)


Source: www.facebook.com

22.01.2021 bola na Ministerstve obrany Ruskej federácie podpísaná dohoda medzi Ruskou federáciou a Myanmarom na dodávky vojenského materiálu. Okrem iných zbraňových systémov dodá Rusko do Myanmaru aj protilietadlové komplety Pancir-S1.

Zdroj: function.mil.ru

The footage shows the deployment of Russian Pancir-S1 and S-125 Neva/Pechora (SA-3 Goa) air defense missile systems in Ethiopia to protect the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD). Position coordinates - 11°16'28.71 "N 35°05'18.78 "E.

Stručne o počasí na fronte: dva ruské raketové systémy Pancir-S1 najskôr uviazli v bahne, aby následne bahno zamrzlo.

⚡️Briefly about the weather at the front: two 🇷🇺Russian Pantsir-S1 air defense missile systems first got stuck in the mud, after which the ground froze. pic.twitter.com/XrQkQDYiBY
— 🇺🇦Ukrainian Front (@front_ukrainian) January 6, 2024

Na základe prevádzkových parametrov systému Pancir-S1 a skúseností s ich bojovým nasadením najmä v Sýrii sa Ruská armáda a námorníctvo začínajú obzerať po nástupcovi toho hybridného PL prostriedku. Pre pozemné sily je komplet príliš ťažký a málo účinný proti moderným hrozbám, pre potreby námorníctva, ktoré požaduje ochranu lodí v prístavoch a pobrežných oblastiach, je systém zasa príliš nákladný a jeho efektivita je nižšia, ako sa očakávalo.


Aj keď podľa zdrojov z Ruského ministertsva obrany, ktoré si želai zostať v anonymite má ísť o úplne nový prostriedok, prebieha aj vývoj modernizácie kompletu s označneím Pancir-SM s novým rádiolokátorom, najnovšou elektronikou a novými raketami.

Zdroj: defence-blog.com