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In the Russian Federation finalized the new complex of the target "adjutant"

Izhevsk Electromechanical Plant "Dome" is finalizing a highly mobile universal of the target complex "adjutant", According to the Russian Defense Ministry's press service.

В РФ завершается разработка нового мишенного комплекса «Адъютант»control point "adjutant" universal complex of the target.

reported, the complex consists of a movable control station, 5-five types of targets, simulating various means of air attack, and means to launch. For accommodation and transportation equipment startup, maintenance and refueling targets developed cargo module.

"Adjutant" is intended for teaching and training of crews, carrying out all kinds of tests available as a, and the newly created air defense weapons, conducting live firing with the creation of a combination of complex targets of the situation.

Air target complex calculations provide work SAM complexes and anti-aircraft artillery, gunners MANPADS, as well as calculations of radar stations. They are able to simulate air targets, ranging from cruise missiles and ending with home-made drones of the type, that are used by militants in Syria.

According to the press-service, placed in the control room 2 workstations for operators, manage six air targets at the same time allowing for the creation of difficult traffic situation in various configurations.

State tests of the complex is scheduled to start in April and be completed by the end of 2019 of the year.

Develop a set of "adjutant" began in 2015 year. Its structure is the construction of the first days was discussed with the military experts, engaged in the training of air defense troops. According to experts, "Adjutant" is able to significantly improve the quality of training of crews of air defense.

                          
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