“Hoisting crane; Year of issue: 2009″.
A short tour inside.
The commander’s seat.
“Commander”.
The coupler-scaffolder’s seat.
Recently, the brigade received this reconnaissance chemical vehicle RKhM-4. Its machine gun is temporary removed.
In this box, there are flags to mark contaminated areas.
They just have to push a button to stick a flag into the ground.
Let’s check it out from the inside too.
Its landing section on the left.
At the front.
The commander’s seat.
The BMO-T.
A new KAMAZ.
A camouflaged fueller.
Their field kitchen.
They can also watch movies here!
Their field laudry tents.
One of their radio receivers.
Another radio receiver.
With this device, they can show movies to the soldiers.
However, commanders prefer to use all these devices as rarely as possible because they are the ones responsible in case they break down. It’s a deep-rooted delusion inherent in the Russian Army and it is time to change their attitude towards modern gadgets.
Construction of a dormitory for the brigade has been temporarily frozen.
Shooting simulators.
A mobile module for gunlayers and the T-80 commanders and the head of the simulator complex.
They simulate both shell and guided missile shooting.
The instructor’s workplace.
The gunlayer’s seat.
The tank’s commander’s seat.
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Pretty impresive, I must say!
The discrepancies between the four tank brigades are a shame.
What discrepancies do you mean?
Some of the tank brigades, like the 5th Tank Guards, have all T-90′s as their active tank. Others like the 4th Tank Guards have almost no T-90′s and use T-80′s.
Do only Tank Guards units get the T 90 and it’s varients ?
No. Some of the elite Motor Rifles, like the old 2nd Tamanskaya division, also have T-90′s.
The exposed batteries in the crane look like an accident waiting to happen.
No money to complete the dorm building?? Why not?
I was an American tanker 25 yrs ago, and glad we never had to face off. May it continue that way.