At the military-technical forum "Army-2021", which will be held in August this year at the Vostochny airfield in Ulan-Ude, residents and guests of the city will be shown new mine detectors "Korshun" and protective suits "Sokol".
Non-contact mine detectors of the INVU "Korshun" are unique in many ways, they allow detecting explosive devices at a range of up to 30 m both in the ground and snow, and in various structures and behind obstacles. In terms of their parameters, they are significantly superior to the IMP-2 and IMP-S mine detectors in service.
This device is able to detect explosive devices located behind concrete and brick walls, fences made of barbed wire and metal mesh, under asphalt and concrete road surfaces. The search rate is 40-50 times higher than the metal detector search rate.
OVR-1 "Sokol" protects against fragments flying at a speed of up to 550 m / sec., formed when explosive devices are triggered during convoy escort, during special operations to clean up the area.
The Falcon armor plates are made of lightweight and high-strength polyethylene. The sapper in this suit also becomes protected from mines that have a non-contact fuse and react to the presence of metal nearby. The upper fabric is made of non-flammable material.
Also, within the framework of the forum, more than 60 units of weapons and military equipment of the ground forces will be demonstrated to the audience, including 10 latest models, the work of the calculation of the Orlan-10 unmanned aerial vehicle will be shown, a dynamic demonstration of the BTR-80 and the Typhoon armored car with the participation of special forces and the use of imitation means is also expected.
At the site of weapons and military equipment, citizens will be able to see the Iskander-M operational and tactical complex, the T-72-B3 tank, the latest Typhoon armored car, the Mercury-BM radio interference station, the TOR-M-2U, Buk-M2 anti-aircraft missile systems, the Tornado-G multiple launch rocket system, the Lynx, Tiger-M armored vehicles, the Msta-S self-propelled artillery installation".
