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Tango01 | 27 May 2015 11:15 p.m. PST |
… future soldier combat equipment system. "Russian troops have received the first batch of the Ratnik Russian-made Future Soldier combat equipment system, according to Dmitry Semizorov, CEO of TSNIITOCHMASH, which developed the equipment, speaking to reporters. "The first batch of equipment has already been delivered," he said. According to Dmitry Semizorov, the volume of this year's shipments has already been determined, and the next batches are now being created. Ratnik is often called a system for the "soldier of the future." The kit includes 40 pieces of equipment, including firearms, sighting systems, armor, and communications, navigation, and targeting equipment. More than 95% of all the elements of the Ratnik system are designed and manufactured by Russian enterprises. Testing is currently underway for equipment kits designed for reconnaissance troops, snipers, gunners, mechanics, drivers, and gunners of airborne combat vehicles. Last fall, Dmitry Semizorov reported that the contract with the Russian Ministry of Defense for the supply of Ratnik kits had been extended for three years, with the first kits supplied to troops in 2014. It is expected that the military will receive no less than 50,000 kits per year, though the order may be increased up to 70,000 a year…" Full article here link
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javelin98 | 28 May 2015 11:22 a.m. PST |
Gee, I wonder why more and more of Russian kit and equipment is looking like NATO's? |
Raynman | 28 May 2015 2:47 p.m. PST |
They are making and issuing it as fast as they can steal it and its technology!! |
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