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I think video very amazing
Vietnamese Army and Police are the most well-trained and skilled in martial arts on their team.
That ability are ‘wrapped up’ inside them slender frame and soft!
They learn martial arts tradition of Vietnam, it is the Vietnamese martial arts are not the same as the martial arts of the Chinese.

 

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Weapons of the First Indochina War against French colony


Weapons of the North Vietnam (Việt Minh)[edit]
Edged weapons[edit]

Sidearms[edit]
Pistols and revolvers[edit]

Rifles[edit]
Carbines[edit]

Automatic rifles[edit]
Semi-automatic rifles[edit]
Bolt-action rifles[edit]
Automatic weapons[edit]
Submachine guns[edit]

Light machine guns[edit]
Medium machine guns[edit]
Heavy machine guns[edit]
Explosives and grenades[edit]
Mortars[edit]
Anti-tank weapons[edit]
Anti-aircraft weapons[edit]
Artillery[edit]
Other vehicles[edit]
Communications[edit]
Radios[edit]

Uniforms and helmets[edit]
 

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Weapons of the First Indochina War against French colony



Although Uncle Ho and the government of the fledgling Democratic Republic of Vietnam made efforts to save the peace, avoid bloodshed, and concede many rights to the French colonialists. However, they were gaining momentum, and continuously in mid-December, 1946, they opened fire to provoke many places in Hanoi. Faced with this tense situation, on December 19, 1946, President Ho Chi Minh issued a "Call for the National Resistance".

Right on the night of December 19, the army and militia forces simultaneously opened fire on the French headquarters. The resistance war against the French colonialists officially began. Photo: Hanoi's death-defying soldiers use triple bombs to get ready to rush into enemy tanks, Hanoi in the winter of 1946.

The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Vietnam at that time named "Vietnam National Army" was placed under the unified centralized command of the General Staff. The armament of our army at that time was almost all light guns, but it was not enough for the entire army and self-defense militia.

Most “Who has a gun uses a gun. Those who have a sword use the sword, and those who do not have a sword use a pickaxe, a spade, or a club. Everyone must try their best to fight against the French colonialists to save the country” (excerpt from President Ho Chi Minh's Call for the National Resistance).

To deal with French tanks in Hanoi, our troops mainly only had triple-armor bombs obtained from the Japanese fascists. About 100 triple-armed bombs were distributed to the National Guard, of which more than half were in the First Inter-zone for use in the battle of Hanoi because the Viet Minh troops at that time did not have effective anti-tank facilities.

This type of bomb has the shape of a funnel, the mouth of the funnel has a diameter of 22 cm, stuffed with explosives or bomb powder (7–10 kg), has a cast iron rim with three 12 cm long iron pins; the bottom of the hopper is an explosive part, including: explosive particles, a flaming needle and a safety pin. The concave at the bottom of the cone when detonating will cause the explosive force to be directed towards the tank steel. The bomb was mounted on a 1.2m long wooden stick.

The guns of the Vietnam National Army at this time were mostly obtained from the French and Japanese troops. In the photo is the American-made Thompson submachine gun, used in Hanoi's self-defense for 60 days and nights against the French, winter 1946-1947.

Khẩu tiểu liên Sten do Anh chế tạo, Việt Nam nhận được một ít khẩu này từ viện trợ của tổ chức tình báo OSS (Mỹ) vào năm 1945, nhưng chủ yếu là tịch thu được từ quân Anh, Pháp trong chiến đấu. Sten dùng cỡ đạn 9x19mm (hộp tiếp đạn 32 viên), tốc độ bắn 550 phát/phút và tầm bắn hiệu quả 150-200m.

According to the People's Army newspaper, Hanoi's armed forces at that time had 5 battalions of the National Guard, 1 company of guards, and 4 artillery platoons at the fortresses of Lang, Xuan Canh, Tho Block, Xuan Tao, with a total number of troops. more than 2,500 men, armed with 1,516 rifles, 3 machine guns, 1 machine gun, 1 60mm bazoka, 1,000 grenades, 80 three-armed bombs, 200 creek gasoline bottles, 7 anti-aircraft guns, 1 75mm paint cannon , 1 25mm cannon, 2 60mm mortars.

Even a large part of the army and people had to use machetes, swords and knives to fight against the French colonialists.
 

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Weapons of the First Indochina War against French colony



Although Uncle Ho and the government of the fledgling Democratic Republic of Vietnam made efforts to save the peace, avoid bloodshed, and concede many rights to the French colonialists. However, they were gaining momentum, and continuously in mid-December, 1946, they opened fire to provoke many places in Hanoi. Faced with this tense situation, on December 19, 1946, President Ho Chi Minh issued a "Call for the National Resistance".

Right on the night of December 19, the army and militia forces simultaneously opened fire on the French headquarters. The resistance war against the French colonialists officially began. Photo: Hanoi's death-defying soldiers use triple bombs to get ready to rush into enemy tanks, Hanoi in the winter of 1946.

The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Vietnam at that time named "Vietnam National Army" was placed under the unified centralized command of the General Staff. The armament of our army at that time was almost all light guns, but it was not enough for the entire army and self-defense militia.

Most “Who has a gun uses a gun. Those who have a sword use the sword, and those who do not have a sword use a pickaxe, a spade, or a club. Everyone must try their best to fight against the French colonialists to save the country” (excerpt from President Ho Chi Minh's Call for the National Resistance).

To deal with French tanks in Hanoi, our troops mainly only had triple-armor bombs obtained from the Japanese fascists. About 100 triple-armed bombs were distributed to the National Guard, of which more than half were in the First Inter-zone for use in the battle of Hanoi because the Viet Minh troops at that time did not have effective anti-tank facilities.

This type of bomb has the shape of a funnel, the mouth of the funnel has a diameter of 22 cm, stuffed with explosives or bomb powder (7–10 kg), has a cast iron rim with three 12 cm long iron pins; the bottom of the hopper is an explosive part, including: explosive particles, a flaming needle and a safety pin. The concave at the bottom of the cone when detonating will cause the explosive force to be directed towards the tank steel. The bomb was mounted on a 1.2m long wooden stick.

The guns of the Vietnam National Army at this time were mostly obtained from the French and Japanese troops. In the photo is the American-made Thompson submachine gun, used in Hanoi's self-defense for 60 days and nights against the French, winter 1946-1947.

Khẩu tiểu liên Sten do Anh chế tạo, Việt Nam nhận được một ít khẩu này từ viện trợ của tổ chức tình báo OSS (Mỹ) vào năm 1945, nhưng chủ yếu là tịch thu được từ quân Anh, Pháp trong chiến đấu. Sten dùng cỡ đạn 9x19mm (hộp tiếp đạn 32 viên), tốc độ bắn 550 phát/phút và tầm bắn hiệu quả 150-200m.

According to the People's Army newspaper, Hanoi's armed forces at that time had 5 battalions of the National Guard, 1 company of guards, and 4 artillery platoons at the fortresses of Lang, Xuan Canh, Tho Block, Xuan Tao, with a total number of troops. more than 2,500 men, armed with 1,516 rifles, 3 machine guns, 1 machine gun, 1 60mm bazoka, 1,000 grenades, 80 three-armed bombs, 200 creek gasoline bottles, 7 anti-aircraft guns, 1 75mm paint cannon , 1 25mm cannon, 2 60mm mortars.

Even a large part of the army and people had to use machetes, swords and knives to fight against the French colonialists.
Post some modern pictures, comrade like new t 90 tanks etc
 

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Bastion - P Vietnam - "scythe of death" in the East Sea (South CN Sea)

Viettimes -- Russia's newest anti-ship missile system, the Bastion missile complex, has been equipped for Vietnam's coastal defense forces, from the onshore battlefield with a range covering most of the continental shelf, really is a key maritime defense weapon of the East Sea defense posture.
Tổ hợp Bastion của Việt Nam

Yakhont Death Scythe

The missile, launched from Bastion is called the P-800 Onyx. The export version is called Yakhont. NATO named it SS-N-26 Strobile. To this day, the P-800 is Russia's most famous anti-ship cruise missile. On the basis of its design, the Russian-Indian joint venture BrahMos Aerospace is developing a supersonic cruise missile (meaning its flight speed exceeds 5 to 6 times the speed of sound, the parameters mentioned above). mainly taken from Yakhont rockets in the mass media.

The length of the rocket depends on the type from 6 to 8.6 m. Missile launch mass - 3 tons. The maximum speed is 750m/s. The cruising altitude is from 10m to 14000m. The Yakhont warhead weight is 200 kg. The high-altitude range is – up to 500 km.

According to the combined orbit of both high and low is 300 km, according to the low orbit (almost surfing on the wave surface with rough sea level 7) is 120 km. The parameters of the explosive mass on the warhead are very different. According to mass media sources, the missile-guided and reconnaissance radar installed on the warhead is capable of detecting cruiser-class targets over a distance of 75 km, which means that the P-800 Onyx explosive block is capable of detecting cruiser-class targets at a distance of 75 km. sink warships of this type, not lower.

The maximum speed of the Onyx (Yakhont) rocket is 2.6 speed of sound, equivalent to 750 m/s. Thus, this ability will make it difficult to intercept missiles by air defense means because the missile's flight time is too fast..
Bầy sói tên lửa bờ Rubezh-ME tối tân đã tới Hà Nội: Hải quân Việt Nam cần là có? - Ảnh 2.

Yakhont missile


Bastion - P Việt Nam - “lưỡi hái tử thần” trên biển Đông ảnh 3
Operation diagram of a Bastion - P coastal defense missile battery.

When the Bastion - P complex fires, the Onyx / Yakhont missiles operate in a collective intelligence mode, which is set by the designers. Depending on the mission, the missiles either attack according to the "one missile - one ship" principle or the "wolf pack" strategy with the flagship - the flagship.

Bastion complexes protect the coasts of 3 countries: Vietnam - 2 batteries. Syria – 2 batteries and the Russian Federation – 3 batteries. Vietnam and Syria use Yakhont missiles, Russian Federation - Onyx.

 

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Young Singaporean officer admiring Vietnam Redut missile system

19:00 04.07.2019

According to the Vietnam Navy Newspaper and Dat Viet, on the afternoon of July 2 in Hai Phong, the Singapore Army's young officers visited the 679th Coast Missile Brigade, Region 1 of the Navy.

The Singapore Young Officers Delegation consists of 12 young officers from the Navy, Air Force and Army of the Singapore Army. After welcoming the delegation, the commander of the 679th Brigade briefly introduced the process of building and developing the unit over the past 40 years.

Brigade 679 is the first shore missile unit of the Vietnam People's Navy. Over the past years, the Brigade has always completed well training, combat readiness, long-distance mobile training, and performed well in mass mobilization, helping people prevent natural disasters... In 2017, the Brigade completed its mission. Successfully completed the missile shooting mission...

The visit of the delegation strengthens and develops the friendly and cooperative relationship between the armies and navies of the two countries; Gain experience in training, equipment maintenance, techniques...

The 679th Coast Missile Brigade is currently the only unit of the Vietnam People's Navy equipped with the 9K44B Redut-M coastal defense complex using the P-35B Shaddock supersonic anti-ship cruise missile.


4K44B Redut-M is a coastal defense missile system with the longest range currently of the Vietnamese Navy. With the P-35B missile, this complex is capable of covering the sea with a length of up to 500 km.

The P-35B Shaddock missile is said to have a range of 550 km, a maximum speed of Mach 1.4 and carry a warhead weighing 800 kg. The early version of the Shaddock missile had a fairly high cruising altitude, but the modernized variant has reduced this parameter to less than 100 m.

Although it is old, but the P-35B missile is still considered to possess formidable power, with a large warhead, it can sink a warship with a displacement of over 10,000 tons with just a single shot. Currently, the Redut-M complexes are even still trusted by the Russian Navy to deploy to protect key bases.


In the payroll of the Republic of Singapore Navy, there is currently no coastal defense missile system due to the country's small area and covered by the air force as well as surface ships and submarines. completely weak pulse positions.

However, the current longest-range anti-ship missile of the Singapore Navy is only the RGM-84 Harpoon with a range of 124 km, subsonic speed and a warhead weighing 221 kg, so the young officers of your country showed great admiration for the "terrible" weapons of the Vietnamese Navy.




Tuy đã có trong biên chế của quân đội nhân dân Việt Nam từ rất lâu, nhưng loại tên lửa này vẫn giữ vai trò khá quan trọng trong lực lượng tên lửa của nước này. Tờ Tiexue cho biết



Vietnam's heavy anti-ship missile



Hiện nay Việt Nam vẫn chưa sản xuất được tên lửa loại này dùng cho tàu chiến và tàu ngầm nhưng đã sản xuất được loại dùng chở bằng xe đặc chủng
Currently, Vietnam has not been able to produce this type of missile for use on warships and submarines, but it has produced a type used for transporting special vehicles.
 

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Kilo-class 101 Vietnam (6 Kilo )
Tàu ngầm Kilo của Việt Nam trên Vịnh Cam Ranh, Khánh Hòa



Kilo class submarines feature advanced stealth technology, extended combat range and ability to strike land, surface and underwater targets. The ships displace 3,100 tons, reach speeds of 20 knots, can dive to 300 meters with a range of 9,600 kilometers, and carry crews of 52 people over 45 days.

The submarines feature 533-milimeter torpedo tubes and are armed with torpedoes, mines and Kalibr 3M-54 (NATO SS-N-27 Sizzler) cruise missiles, mainly intended for anti-shipping and anti-submarine missions in relatively shallow waters.



AIR-LAUNCHED ANTI-SHIP 3M-54E/E1 MISSILE
3M-54E missiles carry a 450-kilo (992-pound) warhead with a range of 220 kilometers, and are capable of destroying a large surface ship. The subsonic 3M-54E1 variant has a range of 300 kilometers.
ANTI-SUBMARINE 91RE1/RE2 MISSILE
The missiles have a 50-kilometer range, carry 76-kilo warheads and are designed to defeat modern and advanced submarines in all areas of the ocean, including in shallow depths.
LAND ATTACK 3M-14E MISSILE
The missile is designed to destroy targets protected by sophisticated active air defenses and countermeasures and is capable of long-range precision strikes.

Vietnam buys submarine-launched land attack missiles to deter China
By Greg Torode
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Vietnam is arming its expanding submarine fleet with land attack missiles that could be capable of reaching Chinese coastal cities, a choice of weapon likely to be seen as provocative by China in the ongoing South China Sea dispute.
A little-noticed filing to the United Nations made by Vietnam last year, and reviewed by Reuters, shows it has bought the Russian-made land attack variant of the Klub missile for its state-of-the-art Kilo attack submarines.
The filing came to light after the independent Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) recently updated data on its website to show Vietnam’s acquisition.
Regional military attaches and analysts see the missiles as a further sign of Vietnam’s determination to counter the rise of China’s larger military and part of a broader trend of Asian countries re-arming amid rising territorial tensions.
The choice of weapon is a more assertive one than the anti-shipping missiles Vietnam was expected to obtain.
While those would potentially target Chinese ships and submarines in the South China Sea, the land attack weapons are capable of precision strikes at a range of 300 kilometres, making China’s coastal cities potential targets in any conflict.

Carl Thayer, an expert on Vietnam’s military at the Australian Defence Force Academy, said the move was a “massive shift” beyond more routine anti-ship tactics.

“They’ve given themselves a much more powerful deterrent that complicates China’s strategic calculations,” he said, adding he was surprised by the move.
Vietnam is the first Southeast Asian nation to arm its submarine fleet with a land attack missile.
The Vietnamese defence and foreign ministries have yet to respond to questions submitted by Reuters. Vietnamese military officials have previously described Vietnam’s arms build-up, including the submarine purchases, as defensive.
Moscow-based Almaz-Antey, parent company of the missiles’ manufacturer Novator, declined to comment on any weapon sales to Vietnam.
LIKELY TARGETS
Rather than risk an attack on cities such as Shanghai, it is more likely Vietnam would see closer ports and airfields, such as the naval base at Sanya on China’s Hainan Island and facilities on land reclamations China is building in the South China Sea, as potential targets, Thayer said.
While communist parties rule both Vietnam and China, Hanoi has long been wary of China, especially over Beijing’s claims to most of the potentially oil-rich South China Sea.

Beijing’s placement of an oil rig in waters claimed by Vietnam last year sparked riots in Vietnam and infuriated Hanoi’s leadership.
The two navies routinely eye each other over disputed holdings in the sea’s Spratly islands, which straddle some of the world’s busiest shipping lanes.
Before obtaining the weapons, Hanoi’s previous land attack capabilities were limited to a handful of ageing Scud missiles and more limited weapons fired by Russian-built Su-30 aircraft.

Vietnam’s navy has taken possession of three Russian-built Kilos and a fourth is in transit under a $2.6 billion deal struck with Moscow in 2009, according to Vietnamese state press reports. A fifth is undergoing sea-trials off St Petersburg and a final sixth submarine is due for completion in 2016
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SIPRI has logged the sale of 50 anti-ship and land attack Klubs to Vietnam as part of the deal, with 28 having been delivered already over the last two years. The precise number of land attack missiles it has bought is not publicly available.

Collin Koh of Singapore’s S Rajaratnam School of International Studies said it was unclear whether Vietnam had the full electronic capabilities to deploy the missiles at peak effectiveness.
“But even with those caveats, this is still significant... the Vietnamese have realised that without the ability to launch a counterstrike, their deterrence would have been quite limited.”

Moscow-based strategic analyst Vasily Kashin said the Kilos sold to Vietnam are more advanced than those used by China while Moscow has never sold the Klub land attack missile to Beijing, which has developed its own similar weapon, the YJ-18.
Zha Daojiong, an international relations professor at Beijing’s Peking University, said the move was part of a “normal” regional rearmament trend and Hanoi would be aware of the costs of ever using them against China.
“It is a loaded pistol, but can (they) afford to fire it?,” he said.
China’s Defence Ministry spokesman Geng Yansheng, when asked about the missiles and whether Beijing had expressed concern about them to Hanoi, said the two country’s militaries were always in close touch.
“We have confidence we can together properly maintain this relationship,” Geng told a monthly news briefing on Thursday.
Trevor Hollingsbee, a former naval intelligence analyst with Britain’s defence ministry, said Vietnam was creating China’s biggest strategic headache in the South China Sea.
“All indications are that they are surmounting the submarine learning curve quite rapidly...this is a very real problem for China,” he said.
 
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SPYDER air defense system

Regiment 236 Vietnam is one of the units equipped with very modern SPYDER missiles manufactured by Israel that is guarding the capital's airspace day and night and ready to maneuver when ordered.

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SPYDER missile of the 61st Battalion Combat Team (236th Regiment, 361st Division) leaving the launch pad to search and destroy the target

 

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I think video very amazing
Vietnamese Army and Police are the most well-trained and skilled in martial arts on their team.
That ability are ‘wrapped up’ inside them slender frame and soft!
They learn martial arts tradition of Vietnam, it is the Vietnamese martial arts are not the same as the martial arts of the Chinese.
Vietnamese martial arts focus on shadow attack and silent kill while CN martial arts focus on making look nice, thats why CN martial arts doesnt work well in real combat. eg VN sapper attacked and destroyed 10 million usd CN radar system Cymbeline, but CN sapper could not do the same bcs their shadow attack technique is too bad.


Vietnamese special forces are very good at camouflage and sudden raid


The VN sapper with legendary victory in the resistance war against the US​




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Young Singaporean officer admiring Vietnam Redut missile system

19:00 04.07.2019

According to the Vietnam Navy Newspaper and Dat Viet, on the afternoon of July 2 in Hai Phong, the Singapore Army's young officers visited the 679th Coast Missile Brigade, Region 1 of the Navy.

The Singapore Young Officers Delegation consists of 12 young officers from the Navy, Air Force and Army of the Singapore Army. After welcoming the delegation, the commander of the 679th Brigade briefly introduced the process of building and developing the unit over the past 40 years.

Brigade 679 is the first shore missile unit of the Vietnam People's Navy. Over the past years, the Brigade has always completed well training, combat readiness, long-distance mobile training, and performed well in mass mobilization, helping people prevent natural disasters... In 2017, the Brigade completed its mission. Successfully completed the missile shooting mission...

The visit of the delegation strengthens and develops the friendly and cooperative relationship between the armies and navies of the two countries; Gain experience in training, equipment maintenance, techniques...

The 679th Coast Missile Brigade is currently the only unit of the Vietnam People's Navy equipped with the 9K44B Redut-M coastal defense complex using the P-35B Shaddock supersonic anti-ship cruise missile.


4K44B Redut-M is a coastal defense missile system with the longest range currently of the Vietnamese Navy. With the P-35B missile, this complex is capable of covering the sea with a length of up to 500 km.

The P-35B Shaddock missile is said to have a range of 550 km, a maximum speed of Mach 1.4 and carry a warhead weighing 800 kg. The early version of the Shaddock missile had a fairly high cruising altitude, but the modernized variant has reduced this parameter to less than 100 m.

Although it is old, but the P-35B missile is still considered to possess formidable power, with a large warhead, it can sink a warship with a displacement of over 10,000 tons with just a single shot. Currently, the Redut-M complexes are even still trusted by the Russian Navy to deploy to protect key bases.


In the payroll of the Republic of Singapore Navy, there is currently no coastal defense missile system due to the country's small area and covered by the air force as well as surface ships and submarines. completely weak pulse positions.

However, the current longest-range anti-ship missile of the Singapore Navy is only the RGM-84 Harpoon with a range of 124 km, subsonic speed and a warhead weighing 221 kg, so the young officers of your country showed great admiration for the "terrible" weapons of the Vietnamese Navy.




Tuy đã có trong biên chế của quân đội nhân dân Việt Nam từ rất lâu, nhưng loại tên lửa này vẫn giữ vai trò khá quan trọng trong lực lượng tên lửa của nước này. Tờ Tiexue cho biết



Vietnam's heavy anti-ship missile



Hiện nay Việt Nam vẫn chưa sản xuất được tên lửa loại này dùng cho tàu chiến và tàu ngầm nhưng đã sản xuất được loại dùng chở bằng xe đặc chủng
Currently, Vietnam has not been able to produce this type of missile for use on warships and submarines, but it has produced a type used for transporting special vehicles.
Wait a minute , comrade is ot p 270 moskit missile?
 

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Wait a minute , comrade is ot p 270 moskit missile?
Thats Shaddock missile, comrade. Old one from Soviet era, but still very useful against China carriers.

Of course VN also has p 270 moskit missile.

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Whiskey Twin Cylinder submarine armed with P-5 missiles.
This article has an unclear citation style. The references used may be made clearer with a different or consistent style of citation and footnoting. (January 2021) (Learn how and when to remove this template message)
The P-5 "Pyatyorka" (Russian: П-5 «Пятёрка»; "Pyatyorka", "fiver" in English), also known by the NATO codename SS-N-3C Shaddock, is a Cold War era turbojet-powered cruise missile of the Soviet Union, designed by the Chelomey design bureau. The missile entered service in 1959. Pyatyorka is a common name for the missile as the "digit 5", corresponding to the R-7 Semyorka, the digit 7.
The basic version of the missile was an inertially-guided submarine-launched cruise missile to threaten the US coast. The missile could be armed with either a 1000 kg high explosive or a 200 or 350 kt nuclear warhead. It had a speed of about 0.9 Mach, range of 500 km and CEP of about 3000 m. The later variant had a range of possibly up to 1000 km. The first missiles were installed in Project 644, Whiskey Twin Cylinder and Project 665, Whiskey Long Bin submarines.
Versions of P-5 were later developed equipped with radar homing to be used as anti-ship missiles. The last anti-ship versions were retired from active service about 1990, replaced by the P-500 Bazalt and P-700 Granit.
There were actually three versions of turbojet-powered, cruise missiles that were called "SS-N-3" by Western intelligence sources, with multiple variants. The earliest, P-5 was called SS-N-3c, and later versions SS-N-3a and SS-N-3b. The various Russian designations are believed to be P-5 "Pyatyorka", P-6, P-7, and P-35 Progress. Some sources indicate that missiles 'P-10' and 'P-25' may also have existed.
NATO called the submarine-launched radar-homing versions of the P-6 SS-N-3A 'Shaddock'. These were carried by Echo II- and Juliett-class submarines for targeting US aircraft carriers. The Echo I-class submarines were incapable of accommodating the targeting radar for the anti-ship version, and were not equipped with missiles after the land-attack variant was withdrawn, probably in the mid-1960s when sufficient nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines (SSBNs) became available.[1]

Kynda-class cruiser with quadruple P-35 launchers.
Russian sources indicate that there was only submarine-launched version of P-5. The surface-launched, radar-homing version called P-35 was used by Kynda- and Kresta I-class guided-missile cruisers. The P-7 was possibly a longer-ranged version of the P-5, or a further development of the P-6.
There were also land-based versions of these missiles transported in and launched from an eight-wheel truck (ZIL-135KM) as coastal defense missiles. These were designated SPU-35V "Redut" or NATO "SSC-1 Sepal".[2] Yugoslavia deployed this system on the island of Vis.
 

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Thats Shaddock missile, comrade. Old one from Soviet era, but still very useful against China carriers.

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Whiskey Twin Cylinder submarine armed with P-5 missiles.
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The P-5 "Pyatyorka" (Russian: П-5 «Пятёрка»; "Pyatyorka", "fiver" in English), also known by the NATO codename SS-N-3C Shaddock, is a Cold War era turbojet-powered cruise missile of the Soviet Union, designed by the Chelomey design bureau. The missile entered service in 1959. Pyatyorka is a common name for the missile as the "digit 5", corresponding to the R-7 Semyorka, the digit 7.
The basic version of the missile was an inertially-guided submarine-launched cruise missile to threaten the US coast. The missile could be armed with either a 1000 kg high explosive or a 200 or 350 kt nuclear warhead. It had a speed of about 0.9 Mach, range of 500 km and CEP of about 3000 m. The later variant had a range of possibly up to 1000 km. The first missiles were installed in Project 644, Whiskey Twin Cylinder and Project 665, Whiskey Long Bin submarines.
Versions of P-5 were later developed equipped with radar homing to be used as anti-ship missiles. The last anti-ship versions were retired from active service about 1990, replaced by the P-500 Bazalt and P-700 Granit.
There were actually three versions of turbojet-powered, cruise missiles that were called "SS-N-3" by Western intelligence sources, with multiple variants. The earliest, P-5 was called SS-N-3c, and later versions SS-N-3a and SS-N-3b. The various Russian designations are believed to be P-5 "Pyatyorka", P-6, P-7, and P-35 Progress. Some sources indicate that missiles 'P-10' and 'P-25' may also have existed.
NATO called the submarine-launched radar-homing versions of the P-6 SS-N-3A 'Shaddock'. These were carried by Echo II- and Juliett-class submarines for targeting US aircraft carriers. The Echo I-class submarines were incapable of accommodating the targeting radar for the anti-ship version, and were not equipped with missiles after the land-attack variant was withdrawn, probably in the mid-1960s when sufficient nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines (SSBNs) became available.[1]

Kynda-class cruiser with quadruple P-35 launchers.
Russian sources indicate that there was only submarine-launched version of P-5. The surface-launched, radar-homing version called P-35 was used by Kynda- and Kresta I-class guided-missile cruisers. The P-7 was possibly a longer-ranged version of the P-5, or a further development of the P-6.
There were also land-based versions of these missiles transported in and launched from an eight-wheel truck (ZIL-135KM) as coastal defense missiles. These were designated SPU-35V "Redut" or NATO "SSC-1 Sepal".[2] Yugoslavia deployed this system on the island of Vis.
Yes india too operates them, they are still very useful.
As far anti ship goes .
India has kh 35 , brahmos, brahmos airlaunched , p 270 moskit , now harpoon also, and exocet.
 

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Yes india too operates them, they are still very useful.
As far anti ship goes .
India has kh 35 , brahmos, brahmos airlaunched , p 270 moskit , now harpoon also, and exocet.
India is a great nation and one of the best friend of VIetnam, thanks for your training to our Kilo crews and Su 30 pilots 💌

The Indian government has officially allowed the Indian Air Force to train Vietnamese pilots to fly Su-30 fighters in India, ITAR-TASS (Russia) news agency on December 13 said.
Ấn Độ chính thức đào tạo phi công Việt Nam lái tiêm kích Su-30 - ảnh 1

The Indian Air Force officially received the training of Vietnamese pilots to fly Su-30 fighters, after being approved by the Government of India, according to the ITAR-TASS news on December 13, 2014. In the photo: India's Su-30 MKI fighter landed at Lajes Air Base in the Azores Islands (Portugal) in the mid-Atlantic Ocean in July 2008 to the state of Nevada for joint air exercises with the US

 

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I will continue posting abt made in VN weapons from here

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M 18 riffle, manufactured by Z111 factories
Súng bắn tỉa hạng nặng “Made in Vietnam” lần đầu xuất ngoại khiến cả Đông Nam Á ngỡ ngàng - Ảnh 1.
The event that Vietnam's weapons attended for the first time a large-scale defense exhibition in the region such as Indo Defense 2018 in Jakarta, Indonesia marked a breakthrough new step for Vietnam's Defense Industry (CNQP). , confident enough to step into the world market.



It is known that Vietnam has successfully produced this extremely dangerous anti-tank RPG-29 in the past 5 years

Born to replace RPG-7 and RPG-16, the Soviet-developed RPG-29 Vampire anti-tank gun is rated to be able to destroy most modern tanks today.


In the Syrian battlefield, RPG-29 continues to show its extreme danger. Even the fact that this weapon fell into the hands of Syrian rebels made Russia and the US very worried


With the superior power of 2-stage explosive ammunition, RPG-29 is considered a fearsome fire god that can destroy modern tanks including the American M1A2 Abrams and the Russian T-90A.


High mobility, ease of use, and a much cheaper price than anti-tank missiles make RPG-29 flooded on the battlefields of Iraq and Syria.


The PG-29 ammunition consists of two warheads: a 64mm front concave bullet that is responsible for destroying explosive-sensitive armor mounted on the tank. The second 105.2mm warhead penetrates the main armor of the vehicle. Therefore, most tanks have little chance of escaping if attacked by them.
 

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I will continue posting abt made in VN weapons from here

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M 18 riffle, manufactured by Z111 factories
Súng bắn tỉa hạng nặng “Made in Vietnam” lần đầu xuất ngoại khiến cả Đông Nam Á ngỡ ngàng - Ảnh 1.
The event that Vietnam's weapons attended for the first time a large-scale defense exhibition in the region such as Indo Defense 2018 in Jakarta, Indonesia marked a breakthrough new step for Vietnam's Defense Industry (CNQP). , confident enough to step into the world market.



It is known that Vietnam has successfully produced this extremely dangerous anti-tank RPG-29 in the past 5 years

Born to replace RPG-7 and RPG-16, the Soviet-developed RPG-29 Vampire anti-tank gun is rated to be able to destroy most modern tanks today.


In the Syrian battlefield, RPG-29 continues to show its extreme danger. Even the fact that this weapon fell into the hands of Syrian rebels made Russia and the US very worried


With the superior power of 2-stage explosive ammunition, RPG-29 is considered a fearsome fire god that can destroy modern tanks including the American M1A2 Abrams and the Russian T-90A.


High mobility, ease of use, and a much cheaper price than anti-tank missiles make RPG-29 flooded on the battlefields of Iraq and Syria.


The PG-29 ammunition consists of two warheads: a 64mm front concave bullet that is responsible for destroying explosive-sensitive armor mounted on the tank. The second 105.2mm warhead penetrates the main armor of the vehicle. Therefore, most tanks have little chance of escaping if attacked by them.
Post more , especially about tanks.
 

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