Difference between revisions of "2B25 Gaul Russian 82mm Light Mortar"

Latest revision as of 17:58, 6 September 2022

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true

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categories

"WEG"

"Infantry Weapons"

"Mortars"

"Non-Self Propelled Mortar Systems"

"Russia (RUS)"

"PRO_Russian Federation"

"PRO_Ukraine"

"Land"

"Tier2"

notes

"The 2B25 Gaul mortar is used to engage the enemy troops situated both in the open and in uncovered field entrenchments and is effective against personnel wearing individual armor. 2B25 can deliver indirect fire against visible and nonobservable targets from various types of ground both in the day and night time, at ambient temperatures -50 to +50 °С. The unique design of the 2B25 mortar and its 3VO35 bomb provides the advantage of concealed operation. The mortar fire attack is not expected by the enemy because of the mortar's low acoustic signature, and absence of flash and smoke. 2B25 mortar can be transferred from combat to traveling position and vice versa without its disassembling into parts. For short distances, it is carried with the help of straps attached to the mortar. For large distances, the mortar may be transported in a standard box by any means of transportation or by the crew in a rucksack. Due to its small size and weight, 2B25 mortar can easily be carried by one soldier. All these advantages make the mortar attractive for Special Forces, especially in counter-terrorism operations."

dateOfIntroduction

2011

countryOfOrigin

"Russia (RUS)"

proliferation

"Russian Federation, Ukraine"

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images

"2B25_Gaul_Mort_(AA).jpg"

"2B25_Gaul_Mort_(BB).jpg"

"2B25_Gaul_Mort_(CC).jpg"

sections

name

"System"

properties

name	"Alternate Designation"
value	"2B25 Gaul"

name	"Type"
value	"Light Mortar"

name	"Caliber"
value	"82 mm"

name	"Manufacturer"
value	"JSC Central Research Institute Burevestnik"

name	"Crew"
value	"2"
units	"ea"

name	"Elevation"
value	"+45° to +85° (+800 mils to +1,511 mils)"

name	"Traverse, on Bipod"
value	"±4° (±71 mils)"

name	"Traverse, by Moving Bipod"
value	"360° (6,400 mils)"

name	"Maximum Firing Range"
value	"1,200 m"

name	"Minimum Firing Range"
value	"100 m"

name	"Maximum Rate of Fire Without Relaying"
value	"15 rds/min"

name	"Time to Transfer the Morar from Travelling to COmbat Position And Vice Versa"
value	"30 seconds Max"

name

"Dimensions"

properties

name	"Length"
value	"INA"

name	"Width"
value	"INA"

name	"Height"
value	"INA"

name	"Weight"
value	"13 kg"

name

"Note"

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"The 2B25 mortar can be transferred from combat to traveling position and vice versa without its disassembling into parts. For short distances, it is carried with the help of straps attached to the mortar. For large distances, the mortar may be transported in a standard box by any means of transportation or by the crew in a rucksack. Due to its small size and weight, 2B25 mortar can easily be carried by one soldier."

type

"WEG"

version

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          true,
-        false,
          false,
          false
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          "Mortars",
          "Non-Self Propelled Mortar Systems",
-         "Tier1"
+         "Russia (RUS)",
+        "PRO_Russian Federation",
+        "PRO_Ukraine",
+        "Land",
+        "Tier2"
      ],
-     "notes": "2B25 mortar is used to engage the enemy troops situated both in the open and in uncovered field entrenchments and is effective against personnel wearing individual armour.\n2B25 can deliver indirect fire against visible and non observable targets from various types of ground both in the day and night time, at ambient temperature -50 to +50 °С.\n\nThe unique design of 2B25 mortar and its 3VO35 bomb provides the advantage of concealed operation. The mortar fire attack is not expected by the enemy because of the mortar low acoustic signature, absence of flash and smoke.\n2B25 mortar can be transferred from combat to travelling position and vice versa without its disassembling into parts. To short distances it is carried with the help of straps attached to the mortar. To large distances the mortar may be transported in a standard box by any means of transportation or by the crew in a rucksack. Due to its small size and weight, 2B25 mortar can easy be carried by one soldier.\nAll these advantages make the mortar attractive for Special Forces, especially in counter-terrorism operations.",
+     "notes": "The 2B25 Gaul mortar is used to engage the enemy troops situated both in the open and in uncovered field entrenchments and is effective against personnel wearing individual armor.\n2B25 can deliver indirect fire against visible and nonobservable targets from various types of ground both in the day and night time, at ambient temperatures -50 to +50 °С.\n\nThe unique design of the 2B25 mortar and its 3VO35 bomb provides the advantage of concealed operation. The mortar fire attack is not expected by the enemy because of the mortar's low acoustic signature, and absence of flash and smoke.\n2B25 mortar can be transferred from combat to traveling position and vice versa without its disassembling into parts. For short distances, it is carried with the help of straps attached to the mortar. For large distances, the mortar may be transported in a standard box by any means of transportation or by the crew in a rucksack. Due to its small size and weight, 2B25 mortar can easily be carried by one soldier.\nAll these advantages make the mortar attractive for Special Forces, especially in counter-terrorism operations.",
-     "dateOfIntroduction": 2016,
+     "dateOfIntroduction": 2011,
      "countryOfOrigin": "Russia (RUS)",
-     "proliferation": "Russian Federation",
+     "proliferation": "Russian Federation, Ukraine",
      "selectedregions": [],
      "checkedregions": [],
      "checkedcountries": [
-         "Russian Federation"
+         "Russian Federation",
+        "Ukraine"
      ],
      "dis": {
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      },
      "images": [
-         "2B25Mortar(B).png",
+         "2B25_Gaul_Mort_(AA).jpg",
-         "2B25Mortar(A).png"
+         "2B25_Gaul_Mort_(BB).jpg",
+        "2B25_Gaul_Mort_(CC).jpg"
      ],
      "sections": [
@@ Line 36: / Line 42: @@
                  {
                      "name": "Alternate Designation",
-                     "value": "2B25"
+                     "value": "2B25 Gaul"
                  },
                  {
                      "name": "Type",
-                     "value": "82mm Mortar"
+                     "value": "Light Mortar"
+                },
+                {
+                    "name": "Caliber",
+                    "value": "82 mm"
                  },
                  {
                      "name": "Manufacturer",
-                     "value": "INA"
+                     "value": "JSC Central Research Institute Burevestnik"
                  },
                  {
                      "name": "Crew",
-                     "value": "2"
+                     "value": "2",
+                    "units": "ea"
                  },
                  {
-                     "name": "Maximum Firing  Range",
+                     "name": "Elevation",
-                     "value": "1,200 m"
+                     "value": "+45° to +85° (+800 mils to +1,511 mils)"
                  },
                  {
-                     "name": "Minimum Firing Range",
+                     "name": "Traverse, on Bipod",
-                     "value": "100"
+                     "value": "±4° (±71 mils)"
                  },
                  {
-                     "name": "Maximum Rate of Fire Without Relaying",
+                     "name": "Traverse, by Moving Bipod",
-                     "value": "15 RMP"
+                     "value": "360° (6,400 mils)"
                  },
                  {
-                     "name": "Elevation",
+                     "name": "Maximum Firing  Range",
-                     "value": "45-85 deg"
+                     "value": "1,200 m"
                  },
                  {
-                     "name": "Traverse, on Bipod",
+                     "name": "Minimum Firing Range",
-                     "value": "4 deg"
+                     "value": "100 m"
                  },
                  {
-                     "name": "Traverse, by Moving Bipod",
+                     "name": "Maximum Rate of Fire Without Relaying",
-                     "value": "360 deg"
+                     "value": "15 rds/min"
                  },
                  {
@@ Line 101: / Line 112: @@
                  {
                      "name": "Note",
-                     "value": "2B25 mortar can be transferred from combat to travelling position and vice versa without its disassembling into parts. To short distances it is carried with the help of straps attached to the mortar. To large distances the mortar may be transported in a standard box by any means of transportation or by the crew in a rucksack. Due to its small size and weight, 2B25 mortar can easy be carried by one soldier."
+                     "value": "The 2B25 mortar can be transferred from combat to traveling position and vice versa without its disassembling into parts. For short distances, it is carried with the help of straps attached to the mortar. For large distances, the mortar may be transported in a standard box by any means of transportation or by the crew in a rucksack. Due to its small size and weight, 2B25 mortar can easily be carried by one soldier."
                  }
              ]