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@johnlyons The SA-13 isn’t quite the system for engaging B-52’s….If a B-52 is in the Strela engagement zone then something is seriously wrong! You’re probably thinking of systems such as the SA-6 or the SA-11 for more medium range AD or the S-300 for Theatre level AD.
The SA-13 is designed to engage air targets up to 3000m (just shy of 10000ft) and out to about 5km. Targets are visually acquired by the gunner (missileer?), who has a viewing window underneath the radar in the ‘turret’, and then the radar is used to confirm the range only. Very much designed to counter CAS aircraft and helicopters.
I have an SA-13 platoon in my Soviet force but not used them in anger yet. My last game with just the ZSU-23-4 platoon lacked the range to the attacking A-10’s, who thanks to some good dice rolling Maverick sniped my T-72s as I rolled up the table. I’m looking forward to seeing how a layered approach to air defence works in the game.
Got my Shilka already … now it’s time for some more air defense for my fleet of T-72s. 😀 Why? Because I hate A-10s. Because I hate Cobras. I’m dreading the day Battlefront comes out with the Apache.
And the Soviets had gorgeous vehicles! Come on, Justin! 😀
@oriskany hate is such a strong word. I’m already planning on the arrival of Apache and Kiowas along with Blackhawks and then we will so you Soviets what air assault is really supposed to look like.
@johnlyons A-10s would do gun runs often below 1000 feet AGL, I have seen them hugging just above treetop, one pilot even bragged he had sucked in leaves into his engines. (Pilots love to embellish) B-52 was a high altitude bomber and they are still in use. We have some stationed at Diego Garcia.
8:40 – The altitude for an A-10 on a gunnery gun with probably be less than 1000 feet, but 1000-2000 meters away laterally. Just a guess, though. Not a “smart” or radar-guided system, the pilot has to be able to see the target to engage, which limits engagement ranges and altitudes.
The primary missile for the A-10 was usually the AGM-65 Maverick. How high / far the A-10 would be while engaging with this I think would depend on the target acquisition of the specific missile version. Some Mavericks acquired targets via a video feed from the missile itself, which the WSO would confirm before launch. Others were laser guided, which usually had to be “painted” on enemy targets by friendly ground units.
In other words, the missile’s engine and fuel has a “range” of up to 20,000 meters, but that’s almost irrelevant because the target acquisition distance would be somewhat shorter. This would go a long way in determining the engagement altitude for an A-10.
Got a platoon of these for my Father’s Day present. My lads know me so well 🙂
I think they look great may make a good alterative to a AA chimera.
@oriskany @johnlyons 1:1 scale 🙂
http://www.exarmyvehicles.com/offer/tracked-vehicles/other-tracked-vehicles/armored-personnel-carrier-mt-lb-s10-sa13