1.Welcome to this Su-25T training lesson on the employment of television-guided missiles and bombs. 2.The Su-25T is equipped with two types of TV-guided weapons: 3.The Kh-29T is a heavy, air-to-surface missile that is most often used against heavily hardened targets like bunkers, command centers and other underground facilities. It can also be used against large ships. The Su-25T can carry up to two of these missiles on APU-58 launch stations. The missiles maximum range is 12 km. 4.The KAB-500Kr is a TV-guided bomb weighting 500 kg. and armed with a penetrating warhead. Its designed to be used against heavily hardened targets, including underground facilities, buildings, and other large structures. The Su-25T can carry up to 2 of these weapons. The minimum release altitude for the KAB-500 is 1000 m. 5.The main advantage of TV-guided weapons is that they offer fire and forget capability. 6.Our target today is an ammunition bunker protected by a short-range SAM. For this task, were armed with one Kh-29T to attack the SAM and one KAB-500Kr to attack the primary target. 7.Press 7 to enter Air-to-Ground mode. Press D to select the Kh-29T. 8.Press O to activate the Shkval targeting system. 9.Adjust the size of the targeting box by pressing RCTRL and RCTRL + for steps or RALT RALR + for smoother control. The desirable size for most ground vehicle targets will be around 10 m. 10.Lining up on the target. For this first pass, well take out the SAM system covering the main target <b>...</b> 34. Su-25T:...
Footage of Russian Airforce SU-25s attacking a Georgian column on the first day of the 5 day war in August 2008. The excerpt is originally from a www.vesti.ru programme commemorating the war. ___________________ Su-25SM with KAB-500S Sat-Guided Bomb http KAB-500S img3067.imagevenue.com SU-25 in action -...
1.Welcome to this Su-25T training lesson on the use of anti-radar missiles. 2.You can take control or exit the lesson at anytime by pressing the ESC key. 3.To pause the lesson, press the PAUSE key. 4.The Su-25T is armed by two types of anti-radar missiles (ARM for short): - The Kh-58 is a heavy, long-range ARM with a range of up to 100 km when launched from high altitude. The Kh-58 is designed to engage all types of surface-to-air missile (SAM) systems. The Su-25T can be armed with up to two of these missiles. - The Kh-25MPU is a medium-range ARM with a range of up to 40 km when launched from high altitude. The Kh-25MPU is designed to engage short and medium-range SAM systems. Up to 4 of these missiles can be loaded on the Su-25T. 5.When flying Suppression of Enemy Air Defense (SEAD) missions, the Su-25T is fitted with the L-081 Phantasmagoria targeting pod to collect radar data and provide targeting information to the anti-radar missiles. The pod provides precise threat information, including the type, range, and bearing of active radar emitter detected. 6.To begin, lets engage the Altitude Hold autopilot mode by pressing LALT + 4. This will ease our workload with a heavily loaded aircraft at high altitude. 7.Weve been locked up by a long-range SAM. Looking at the SPO-15 Radar Warning Receiver (RWR) for bearing, we'll turn to face the threat. 8.Select air-to-ground mode by pressing 7. 9.Press D to select the Kh-58 as our active weapon. 10.To activate the targeting pod <b>...</b> 35. Su-25T:...
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1.Welcome to this Su-25T training lesson on the employment of laser-guided missiles. 2.You can take control of the aircraft or exit the mission by pressing the ESC key. 3.Press the PAUSE key if you need to pause the lesson. 4.The Su-25T is equipped with four types of laser-guided missiles: 5.The primary anti-armor weapon is the 9A4172 Vikhr anti-tank guided missile (ATGM). The Su-25T can carry up to 16 of these missiles on two APU-8 launcher stations with 8 missiles per station. The Vikhr is designed to be used against stationary and moving armored targets such as tanks and armored personnel. A main battle tank may require one or two missiles to kill it depending on attack angle. The weapon's maximum range is 10 km. 6.The Kh-25ML is used against stationary targets and large ships. The Su-25T can carry up to 4 of these. The maximum range of this missile is 12 km. 7.The S-25L is used against hardened targets such as bunkers and other reinforced structures. It can also be used against slow moving ships. The Su-25T can carry up to 8 of these missiles. The maximum range of this missile is 6 km. 8.The Kh-29L is a heavy air-to-surface missile that is most often used against heavily hardened targets like such as bunkers, command centers and other underground facilities. It can also be used against large ships. The Su-25T can carry up to 2 of these missiles and the maximum range is 12 km. 9.Our target today is an armor column and a group of enemy ships. Two ships are moored at the <b>...</b> 33. Su-25T...
Russian SU-25T attacking a Georgian column. Backchatter from: www.youtube.com SU-25 in action...
1.Welcome to the Su-25T orientation lesson. The Su-25T is an upgraded version of the famous Su-25 close air support aircraft. 2.The Su-25T is equipped with a relatively standard avionics package for a fourth generation Russian aircraft of its class, including a Heads Up Display (HUD) and numerous autopilot functions. Compared to the standard Su-25, the Tango version is heavier due to additional fuel tanks and avionics compartments installed in the fuselage. To accommodate the added equipment, a distinct hump was added behind the cockpit. 3.On the Su-25T, the ailerons and elevators are linked to a hydraulic booster system, while the rudder is connected to the pedals through a standard mechanical assembly. This is a change from the standard Su-25 that uses hydraulic boosters for aileron control only. 4.To take control of the aircraft or exit the mission at any time, you can press the ..." onmouseout="mouseOutImage(this, '4', 'FFFFFF')" onmouseover="mousOverImage(this,'pxVSuHIw_Mw',1, '4','FFCC00')" /> 29. Su-25T...
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1.Welcome to this Su-25 training lesson on the employment of laser-guided missiles. 2.You can take control of the aircraft or exit the mission by pressing the ESC key. 3.Press the PAUSE key if you need to pause the lesson. 4.The Su-25 is equipped with three types of laser-guided missiles: The Kh-25ML is used against stationary targets and large ships. The Su-25 can carry up to 4 of these. The maximum range of this missile is 12 km. 5.The S-25L is used against hardened targets such as bunkers and other reinforced structures. It can also be used against slow moving ships. The Su-25 can carry up to 8 of these missiles. The maximum range of this missile is 6 km. 6.The Kh-29L is a heavy air-to-surface missile that is most often used against heavily hardened targets like such as bunkers, command centers and other underground facilities. It can also be used against large ships. The Su-25 can carry up to 2 of these missiles and the maximum range is 6 km. 7.Our target today is a group of enemy ships. Two ships are moored at the dock and another two have already sailed. We are armed with 4 S-25L and 4 Kh-25ML for this lesson. 8.We begin by selecting Air-to-Ground mode by pressing 7. 9.Pressing the D key will select the S-25L missile. 10.We begin the attack by diving toward the target and extending the airbrakes to help stabilize our dive. 11.Approach the target from a range slightly exceeding our weapons maximum range, which is 6 km. in the case. 12.Press RShift + O to activate the <b>...</b> 27. Su-25:...
22.The sensor has 3 magnification options that can be set by pressing + and -. The settings are 1x, 8x, and 23x. The current magnification setting is indicated in the upper left corner of the TVM. 23.The following steps are used to lock a ground target using the Shkval: 24.Adjust the size of the targeting box on the TVM to enclose the intended target by pressing RCTRL + and RCTRL in steps or RLAT + and RALT - for smooth control. 25.Slew the sensor over the general target area and then ground-stabilize by pressing the Enter key. When the sensor is ground-stabilized, a KC (Russian KS) cue is displayed on the TVM. The range to the tracking point is also displayed if closer than 10 km. 26.Select the desirable magnification setting and slew the sensor over the intended target. If the targeting box size has been set correctly to correspond with intended target size, the sensor will automatically lock on to it and track the target. This is indicated by the AC (Russian AS) cue on the TVM. 27.To unlock the target, simply slew the sensor away from it. In this case, the system will revert to ground-stabilized mode. 28.You can also unlock the target and disengage ground-stabilization by pressing Enter again. 29.To activate the laser, press RShift + O. When the laser is active, the ИД (Russian ID) cue is displayed on the HUD. 30.When the laser is active in ground-stabilized or automatic tracking sensor modes, the ИД (Russian ID) cue is also displayed on the TVM. 31.If target range is <b>...</b> 30. Su-25T Shkval...
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1.Welcome to this Su-25Ttraining lesson on the Shkval electro-optical targeting system. 2.You can take control at anytime by pressing the ESC key. 3.To pause the lesson, press the PAUSE key. 4.Pay close attention to this lesson because the information will be useful in later lessons. 5.The primary targeting system of the Su-25T is the I-251 Shkval electro-optical targeting system, which is designed to detect and automatically track targets in day-light conditions. Additionally, the Su-25T can be equipped with the Mercury low-light television targeting system for night-time operations. The functionality of the two systems is identical. 6.Begin by selecting air-to-ground mode by pressing 7. 7.Lets take a look at the Weapon Readiness Panel. 8.The yellow lights indicate weapon stations that are loaded. 9.A green light indicate stores carried on that station. 10.The Weapon Type window indicates the type of weapon selected using the following symbols: 11.НРС (Russian NRS) is for unguided rockets. When selected, the HUD will display the specific rocket type. 12.Б: (Russian B) is for free-fall bombs. When selected, the HUD will only indicate that bombs are selected, without specifying the specific type. 13.УР (Russian UR) is for guided missiles. This will be displayed when either air-to-surface or air-to-air missiles are selected. The HUD will indicate the specific type of missile selected. 14.ВПУ (Russian VPU) is for the internal gun. The HUD will repeat the ВПУ indication as <b>...</b> 30. Su-25T Shkval...
20. Seeing that we have a group of targets, I'll increase the Ripple Interval to 0.3 seconds to space out the impact points. 21. Lining up our target approach. 22. Maneuver the aircraft to place the reticle over the target and hold down the ..." onmouseout="mouseOutImage(this, '4', 'FFFFFF')" onmouseover="mousOverImage(this,'lBBdCUzgg4s',1, '4','FFCC00')" /> 32. Su-25T:...
1.Welcome to this Su-25T training lesson on gun and rocket employment against ground targets. 2.You can take control of the aircraft at anytime by pressing the ESC key. 3.Please don't touch the control during this lesson. To pause the flight, press the PAUSE key. 4.The Su-25T is armed with the GSh-302 twin-barrel, 30 mm internal cannon. Additionally, up to four SPPU-22 gun pods can be carried externally. Each gun pod contains a GSh-23 twin-barrel, 23 mm cannon that can traverse down to point at the ground. 5.The Su-25T is also armed with several different rocket types: The S-5 57 mm rocket has 32 rockets per pod; The S-8 80 mm rocket has 20 rockets per pod; The S-13 130 mm rocket has 5 rockets per pod; The S-24 heavy rocket is loaded one per pylon; and the S-25 is an improved heavy rocket that is carried inside a dedicated launch tube. Only one S-25 can be carried per station. 6.In total, up to 8 stations can be loaded with rockets of various types. 7.To begin, we'll select air-to-ground mode by pressing the 7 key. The Weapons Control System (WCS) will automatically select S-8 rockets that are loaded on the outboard stations. 8.Lining up on our target. 9.The targeting reticle indicates the calculated impact point. A range-scale on the left side of the HUD indicates the current range to impact point. 10.To maximize accuracy, press RSHIFT + O to activate the laser to measure the slant range to target. Laser activation can be confirmed by the ИД (Russian ID) cue on the HUD <b>...</b> 31. Su-25T Guns...
1.Welcome to this Su-25 training lesson on the employment of guns and unguided rockets against ground targets. 2.You can take over control at anytime by pressing the ESC key. 3.To pause the lesson, press the PAUSE key. 4.The Su-25 is armed with the GSh-302 twin-barrel 30 mm internal cannon. In addition, up to four SPPU-22 gun pods can be carried externally. Each gun pod is equipped with an GSh-23 twin-barrel 23 mm cannon that can traverse down to point at the ground. The Su-25 is also armed with a number of different unguided rocket types: The S-5 57 mm rocket has 32 rockets per pod; The S-8 80 mm rocket has 20 rockets per pod; The S-13 130 mm rocket has 5 rockets per pod; The S-24 heavy rocket is loaded one per pylon; And the S-25 is an improved heavy rocket that is carried inside a dedicated launch tube. Only one S-25 can be carried per station. 5.In total, up to 8 stations can be loaded with rockets of various types. 6.To begin, we'll select air-to-ground mode by pressing the 7 key. The Weapons Control System (WCS) will automatically select S-8 rockets that are loaded on the outer stations. 7.Perform the attack from a dive. 8.The targeting reticle indicates the calculated impact point. To maximize accuracy, press RSHIFT + O to activate the laser to measure the slant range to target. The green lamp will light to indicate that the laser is active. A range scale around the targeting reticle shows the range to impact point. 9.The orange lamp indicates that Launch is <b>...</b> 25. Su-25: Guns...
15.Weve been launched on! Stay calm; SEAD required nerves of steel. We just need a little more time to get in range 16.Fire by pressing the SPACE bar. Fire two! By firing two missiles, we have a much better percentage chance of a kill. After a few seconds, we'll disengage the autopilot by pressing LALT + 9 to regain control of the aircraft. Now we must maneuver hard! 17.The incoming missile has run out of energy because it was fired at us at maximum range not accounting for our defensive maneuver. 18.Looking at the SPO-15 RWR again, the long-range SAM threat has disappeared, indicating that we have killed the supporting radar. 19.Our next target will be a KUB system. 20.Since we fired both Kh-58s, we are left with 4 Kh-25MPUs. 21.Press E to activate the internal jammer. It will take about 15 seconds for the jammer to warm up and begin emitting. When its ready, the green ECM lamp on the right wall panel will stop flashing. 22.Slew the target cursor over the emitter and lock it up. 23.Launch Authorized! Fire! 24.Missile inbound! Going defensive and popping chaff. 25.Weve dodged that missile. 26.Now we're searching for a new target using the SPO-15 RWR and the L-081 Phantasmagoria pod. 27.New target! Its a short-range SAM. Turning to threat bearing. 28.Slewing the target cursor over the emitter and locking it up. 29.Launch Authorized! Fire! Missile inbound! Going defensive! 30.As you can see, the Su-25T is armed with precise and highly effective anti-radar missiles that <b>...</b> 35. Su-25T:...
26.Running in on the target 27.Depress the gun pods to the desired angle by watching the gun reticle on the HUD. 28.Maneuver the aircraft to place the reticle over the target. 29.Fire! 30.Well attack the next target with only two pods. To do so, set the Ripple Quantity switch to По 2 (Po 2) by pressing LCTRL + Space. 31.For this run, well switch to Programmed Point Tracking mode, which is enabled automatically when the laser is active and guns pods are selected. In this mode, the guns will automatically stay fixed to the aimed point. If we fly the aircraft carefully without inducing any roll, the entire burst will land in one spot. 32.Lets disable automatic burst cut-off by pressing LShift + C. The guns will now fire as long as the trigger is held down. 33.Running in on the target. 34.Activate the laser and thus enabling the Programmed Point Tracking mode. 35.Maneuver to place the reticle over the target 36.Press the trigger to fire and hold it down until the attack is complete. 37.After a minute of activation, the laser turns off automatically to cool down. 38.Well attack the next target with all four SPPU pods. To do so, set the Ripple Quantity switch to По-4. 39.The lower part of the WCS Panel contains three windows that display the amount of ammunition remaining as follows: -outer external gun pods -inner external gun pods -internal gun Note that the ammunition remaining is displayed in quarters: K fully loaded 3/4 75% remaining 1/2 50% remaining H3 (Russian NZ <b>...</b> 31. Su-25T Guns...
1)Welcome to the Su-25T training lesson on the employment of the R-60M and R-73 infrared-guided air-to-air missiles. In this lesson, we'll review the use of these missiles against airborne targets in close-range air-to-air combat. You can take control or exit the mission at any time by pressing the ESC key. 2)The R-73 is superior to the R-60; it enjoys much greater range and maneuverability than its predecessor. 3)Lets close on the target. 4)If the target is near the sun, the missile may lose tracking and instead go for the sun. 5)Begin by entering Fi0 combat mode by pressing 6. A targeting reticle will appear in the center of the HUD, indicating the scan cone of the seeker. The currently selected weapon type is displayed in the lower right corner of the HUD. Lets first use the R-73 to take advantage of its greater range. 6)To lock the target, maneuver the aircraft to place the target inside of the missile scan reticle. As soon as the missile seeker locks onto the target, the Launch Authorized cue will be visible along with its lock tone. 7)The target is now locked by the seeker. Once we are inside the weapon's engagement zone, we can fire the missile by pressing the Space bar. 8)The target's hit! 9)Lets see what happens if we fire an R-60 at a range slightly outside its engagement envelope. 10)As expected, a miss 11)Lets now try a little closer, slightly inside the engagement envelope. 12)Nice. 13)This concludes this training lesson on use of the R-60 and the R-73 air-to <b>...</b> 36. Su-25T: R-60M...
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18.Place the launch reticle over the target marker and Fire! (Space bar key). 19.Good hit on the target! Locking up the next target Fire! 20.Hit! 21.Press RSHIFT + O to turn off the laser. The laser will now begin its cooling cycle, indicated by the flashing Л (Russian L) on the HUD. 22.When the cooling cycle is complete and the laser can be used again, the Л (Russian L) cue on the HUD disappears. 23.Pressing the D key will select the S-25L missile. 24.Our next target is a ship. Large targets, such as structures or ships can still be locked by the Shkval by increasing the targeting box size to its maximum setting. To do this, set the targeting box size to 60 m. 25.Lining up on our next target 26.Engaging the Attitude Hold autopilot channel by pressing LALT + 1. 27.Lets adjust your attitude. Press and hold LALT + ~ to temporarily disengage the autopilot. While holding down this key combination, adjust the roll and pitch as desired. Now re-engage the autopilot by releasing the LALT + ~ keys. The autopilot will now hold the last set attitude. 28.Search for and lock the target using the Shkval. When a valid lock is present and a weapon has been selected, a time count-down will be displayed on the TV monitor indicating the missile's remaining time-of-flight. If multiples missiles have been fired, the timer will indicate the flight time of the last missile fired. 29.The range scale on the HUD includes the following information: -current range to target -maximum firing range <b>...</b> 33. Su-25T...
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1.Welcome to the Su-25 training lesson on the use of the R-60M short-range, infrared-guided air-to-air missile in close-range air-to-air combat. 2.You can take control or exit the mission at anytime by pressing the ESC key. 3.First, we select the Fi0 air-to-air combat mode by pressing 6. A targeting reticle appears on the HUD. The reticle indicates the area being scanned by the missile's seeker. 4.To lock a target, maneuver the aircraft to place the target inside of the seeker scan reticle. As soon as the seeker locks onto a target, a Launch Authorized cue will be visible, along with a lock tone. 5.A challenge of using the R-60M is that no target range data is available. Even if the seeker has locked on, the target may be too far away or flying too fast for the missile to catch it. You must best estimate target range and when to fire visually. 6.If the target is within the R-60M engagement range, which is around 2000 m. against a maneuvering target from the rear hemisphere, fire the missile by pressing the Space bar. 7.Target hit! 8.This concludes this training lesson on the employment of the R-60M air-to-air missile. To exit the mission, press the ESC key. visit us on lockon.co.uk 28. Su-25: The...

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