Por: Newsweek World February 28, 2023
Russian forces are conducting aerial reconnaissance in southern Ukraine using a radar system that can detect artillery fire and positions.The Zoopark-1 is being used in the village settlement of Stepove, according to an intelligence report published Monday on Facebook by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.Zaporizhzhia axis: the enemy shelled the vicinities of 17x settlements, the report reads. Among them are Vremivka, Novopil'... + full article
Newsweek USA World March 24, 2023
Ukraine and Russia are using different aerial reconnaissance systems to locate enemy artillery fire and positions as each country threatens its own offensives this spring.On Thursday, the Command of the Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine released a video of... + más
Russia relying on rare Zoopark-1 radar to find artillery: Ukraine | Newsweek
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NBC News USA Science February 16, 2023
Radar systems for weather have become so advanced that they can determine the shape of a 6-millimeter raindrop from more than 8 miles away. How, then, did multiple objects recently shot down by fighter jets seemingly escape public notice until the U.S. military dispatched these... + más
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Forbes USA Business January 24, 2023
A British Army AS-90.Crown Copyright The British Army’s artillery corps was in pretty bad shape before Russia widened its war on Ukraine starting 11 months ago. Its guns and launchers were too few in number—and hurting for modernization. But Russia’s war on Ukraine might... + más
Anticipating A Russian Attack, The Ukrainian Army Doubled Its Artillery | Forbes
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Forbes USA Business December 19, 2022
A Ukrainian army 2S7 howitzer in action.Ukrainian defense ministry photo Despite a deluge of Western support for Ukraine over the 10 months of Russia’s wider war on Ukraine, the Russian army still has more artillery and rocket-launchers than the Ukrainian army has. But Russian... + más
Ukraine’s World War II-Vintage Howitzers Still Work Just Fine | Forbes
Forbes USA Business December 05, 2022
Ukrainian defense ministry photo Russia hasn’t done a lot right in its 10-month-old wider war on Ukraine. But it did at least one thing right before the war. A systematic Russian sabotage campaign targeting Ukrainian depots destroyed a significant proportion of the Ukrainian... + más
Anticipating A Russian Attack, The Ukrainian Army Trained Its Tank Crews To Fight Like Artillery | Forbes
Forbes USA Business December 04, 2022
A Ukrainian army BM-21 rocket-launcher.Ukrainian defense ministry photo In Soviet ground-warfare doctrine, which both the Ukrainian and Russian armies largely still follow, artillery is the decisive force. so the big guns can destroy them. This was a problem for the pre-war... + más
In Eight Years, Russian Agents Blew Up 210,000 Tons Of Ukrainian Ammo—And Nearly Silenced Kyiv’s Artillery | Forbes
Slate USA Tech October 15, 2022
When I surveyed some colleagues recently for opinions about the default iPhone alarm, Radar, everyone got a little mean: “If anxiety and annoyance had a child.”—Angela Spidalette, events manager, New America “Absolutely vile.”—Imogen West-Knights, contributing... + más
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