Difference between revisions of "2S25 Sprut-SD Russian Light Amphibious Tank"

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"The 2S25 Sprut-SD (Russian: 2С25 «Спрут-СД»; 2S25 "Kraken-SD") is a self-propelled tank destroyer or light tank developed and manufactured by the Russian defence company, Volgograd Tractor Plant joint stock company, to meet the requirements of the VDV.[2] In mid-2001, the Volgograd tractor plant revealed that the development of the 2S25 had lasted several years. The Sprut-SD is designed to defeat tanks, hard-skinned material and enemy manpower by airborne and amphibious landing forces, as well as by specially designated units of ground forces. Its main armament, the 2A75, is capable of firing APFSDS, HE-Frag, HEAT and ATGM ammunition. This allows the 2S25 to be as powerful as a main battle tank and as maneuverable and amphibious as airborne infantry combat vehicles. The 2S25 can be used by units of ground forces and naval infantry as a light amphibious tank. Currently, the only operators of the 2S25 are the Russian airborne troops with 24 of these vehicles in service. The Republic of Korea and the Indian military have expressed interest in acquiring the 2S25 Sprut-SD. The 2S25 is based on the chassis of the BMD-3 Infantry fighting vehicle, which is also produced by the Volgograd tractor factory and is in service with the Russian airborne troops. Notable distinctions from the BMD-3 are the armament, the fire control system and the addition of two wheels to each side of the vehicle; which increases the number to seven on each side. The crew is located at the front of the chassis. The turret and ammunition occupies the middle of the vehicle, while the engine-transmission compartment is towards the rear. The driver has a hatch on the front deck; the commander and gunner have hatches on the turret deck. In the stowed position, the commander sits to the right of the driver, while the gunner sits to the left. Each crew member has available built-in roof observant instruments with the day and night channels. Standard equipment includes an electronic NBC protection system to ensure survivability of the crew in case of nuclear fallout. The 2S25 Sprut-SD is equipped with a two-man turret armed with a 125 mm anti-tank gun. The gun is fitted with an autoloader, which ensures the high rate of fire of 6−8 rounds per minute with both conventional projectiles and rounds with guided missiles. It is completely stabilized in the vertical and horizontal planes and conducts fire with the same 125 mm separate case ammunition loadings that are used for the 2A46 smoothbore tank gun. With the fire control system featuring this stabilization of the elevation and azimuth, it also includes a laser rangefinder and a ballistic computer that provides ever-changing data about the target. The two-plane stabilization of the commander's sight is aligned with the laser sight for aiming the 125 mm shells onto the laser rangefinder. The main armament of the 2S25 is a 125 mm smoothbore 2A75 tank gun, which is a derivative of the 125 mm 2A46 tank gun installed on Russian main battle tanks. The angles of elevation and depression for the anti-tank gun are +15° and −5° respectively. When aimed towards the stern of the vehicle, the elevation and depression of the gun changes to +17° and −3° respectively. Given the need to install a gun to a substantially lighter chassis, designers created a new recoil device with a new ejector and thermal insulation jacket; it lacks a muzzle brake. The 2A75's ammunition includes laser guided missiles like the 9M119 Svir, which have a maximum range of 4 km, for defeating armored targets. Reloading the main gun is completed by means of a horizontal autoloader mounted behind the turret. It can carry 40 rounds for the main armament, with 22 ready to use in the autoloader. In case the autoloader is no longer intact, manual loading is possible at the cost of a substantially longer reload time. A coaxial 7.62 mm PKT machine gun mounted to the left side of the main armament serves as the secondary armament of the 2S25; equipped with one tape of 2000 rounds."

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properties

name	"Alternative Designation"
value	"2S25 Sprut-SD"

name	"Type"
value	"self-propelled tank destroyer or light tank"

name	"Crew"
value	"3"
units	"ea"

name

"Dimensions"

properties

name	"Length"
value	"9.77 m (32 ft 1 in) (gun forward) 7.08 m (23 ft 3 in) (chassis)"

name	"Width"
value	"3.15 m"

name	"Height"
value	"2.72 m"

name	"Weight, Combat"
value	"18 Tons"

name	"Ground Pressure"
value	"INA"

name

"Automotive"

properties

name	"Engine Name"
value	"2V-06-2S"

name	"Engine Type"
value	"water cooled diesel engine"

name	"Engine Power"
value	"510"
units	"hp"

name	"Range"
value	"500"
units	"km"

name	"Speed, Maximum Road"
value	"70"
units	"km/h"

name	"Speed, Maximum Off-Road"
value	"45"
units	"km/h"

name	"Speed Maximum Swim"
value	"10"
units	"km/h"

name	"Gradient"
value	"60"
units	"%"

name	"Side Slope"
value	"30"
units	"%"

name	"Vertical Step"
value	"0.9 m"

name	"Trench"
value	"1.8 m"

name	"Fording"
value	"Amphibious"

name

"Main Gun"

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name

"System"

properties

name	"Name"
value	"2A75 smoothbore gun"

name	"Type"
value	"125mm"

name	"Length"
value	"INA"

name	"Barrel Length"
value	"0.925 m"

name	"Width"
value	"INA"

name	"Elevation"
value	"- 5 to + 15 degrees"

name	"Traverse"
value	"360 degrees"

name	"Autoloader"
value	"YEs"

name	"Rate of Fire"
value	"The 2s25 Sprut SD has a rate of fire of 7 rounds per minute."

name	"Maximum Effective Fire"
value	"50 km"

name	"Note"
value	"This gun is also used to launch anti-tank guided missies in the same manner as ordinary projectiles. This feature is common to all modern Russian MBTs. Laser-guided anti-tank missiles has a range of effective fire of up to 5 km."

name

"Ammunition"

properties

name	"Type"
value	"Projectile"

name	"Caliber"
value	"125"
units	"mm"

name	"Basic Load"
value	"40 Rounds"

name	"Note"
value	"The gun uses the same ammunition as the D-81 series of guns used on the T-64, T-72, T-80 and T-90 tanks."

name

"Coaxial Weapon System"

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"System"

properties

name	"Name"
value	"PKT"

name	"Type"
value	"General-Purpose Machine Gun"

name	"Caliber"
value	"7.62mm"

name	"Length"
value	"1,203 mm"

name	"Barrel Length"
value	"605 mm"

name	"Weight"
value	"9 kg"

name	"Maximum Rate of Fire"
value	"650 rds/min"

name	"Effective Rate of Fire"
value	"250-300 rds/min"

name	"Action"
value	"Gas-operated, open bolt"

name	"Maximum Firing Range"
value	"4,000 m"

name	"Effective Firing Range (with Sight Adjustments)"
value	"100-1,500 m"

name	"Feed System"
value	"Non-disintegrating metal 50 round belts in 100 and 200/250 round ammunition boxes"

name	"Sights"
value	"Tangent iron sights (default); Optical, Night-vision, Thermal and Radar sights"

name

"Ammunition"

properties

name	"Type"
value	"Rifle"

name	"Caliber"
value	"7.62"
units	"mm"

name	"Basic Load"
value	"INA"

name

"Fire Control"

properties

name	"Name"
value	"INA"

name	"Computerized FCS"
value	"Yes, a modernized FCS"

name	"Thermal Sight Tank Commander"
value	"INA"

name	"Thermal Sight Gunner"
value	"INA"

name	"Main Gun Stabilization"
value	"Yes"

name

"Protection"

properties

name	"Hull Armor"
value	"The hull of the 2S25 self-propelled anti-tank gun is composed of welded aluminum armor with a composite skin to maintain a light weight. Through the frontal arc, 40° left and right of the frontal armor provides protection against attack from 23 mm weapons at 500 m (550 yd) and against small arms fire and shell splinters through the remainder of the vehicle."

name	"Turret Armor"
value	"Turret – Welded steel"

name	"Applique Armor"
value	"Available"

name	"Explosive Reactive Armor"
value	"INA"

name	"Active Protection System"
value	"INA"

name	"Mine Clearing"
value	"INA"

name	"Self-Entrenching Blade"
value	"INA"

name	"NBC Protection"
value	"Yes"

name	"Smoke Equipment"
value	"Two banks of three smoke-grenade dischargers are mounted towards the rear on each side of the turret as countermeasures to infrared weapons."

name	"Automatic Fire Suppression System"
value	"Yes"

variants

name	"Sprut-SDM1"
notes	"New version with fire-control system and remote weapon station.["

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      "notes": "The 2S25 Sprut-SD (Russian: 2С25 «Спрут-СД»; 2S25 \"Kraken-SD\") is a self-propelled tank destroyer or light tank developed and manufactured by the Russian defence company, Volgograd Tractor Plant joint stock company, to meet the requirements of the VDV.[2] In mid-2001, the Volgograd tractor plant revealed that the development of the 2S25 had lasted several years.\n\nThe Sprut-SD is designed to defeat tanks, hard-skinned material and enemy manpower by airborne and amphibious landing forces, as well as by specially designated units of ground forces. Its main armament, the 2A75, is capable of firing APFSDS, HE-Frag, HEAT and ATGM ammunition. This allows the 2S25 to be as powerful as a main battle tank and as maneuverable and amphibious as airborne infantry combat vehicles. The 2S25 can be used by units of ground forces and naval infantry as a light amphibious tank. Currently, the only operators of the 2S25 are the Russian airborne troops with 24 of these vehicles in service. The Republic of Korea and the Indian military have expressed interest in acquiring the 2S25 Sprut-SD.\n\nThe 2S25 is based on the chassis of the BMD-3 Infantry fighting vehicle, which is also produced by the Volgograd tractor factory and is in service with the Russian airborne troops. Notable distinctions from the BMD-3 are the armament, the fire control system and the addition of two wheels to each side of the vehicle; which increases the number to seven on each side. The crew is located at the front of the chassis. The turret and ammunition occupies the middle of the vehicle, while the engine-transmission compartment is towards the rear. The driver has a hatch on the front deck; the commander and gunner have hatches on the turret deck. In the stowed position, the commander sits to the right of the driver, while the gunner sits to the left. Each crew member has available built-in roof observant instruments with the day and night channels. Standard equipment includes an electronic NBC protection system to ensure survivability of the crew in case of nuclear fallout.\n\nThe 2S25 Sprut-SD is equipped with a two-man turret armed with a 125 mm anti-tank gun. The gun is fitted with an autoloader, which ensures the high rate of fire of 6−8 rounds per minute with both conventional projectiles and rounds with guided missiles. It is completely stabilized in the vertical and horizontal planes and conducts fire with the same 125 mm separate case ammunition loadings that are used for the 2A46 smoothbore tank gun. With the fire control system featuring this stabilization of the elevation and azimuth, it also includes a laser rangefinder and a ballistic computer that provides ever-changing data about the target. The two-plane stabilization of the commander's sight is aligned with the laser sight for aiming the 125 mm shells onto the laser rangefinder.\n\nThe main armament of the 2S25 is a 125 mm smoothbore 2A75 tank gun, which is a derivative of the 125 mm 2A46 tank gun installed on Russian main battle tanks. The angles of elevation and depression for the anti-tank gun are +15° and −5° respectively. When aimed towards the stern of the vehicle, the elevation and depression of the gun changes to +17° and −3° respectively. Given the need to install a gun to a substantially lighter chassis, designers created a new recoil device with a new ejector and thermal insulation jacket; it lacks a muzzle brake. The 2A75's ammunition includes laser guided missiles like the 9M119 Svir, which have a maximum range of 4 km, for defeating armored targets. Reloading the main gun is completed by means of a horizontal autoloader mounted behind the turret. It can carry 40 rounds for the main armament, with 22 ready to use in the autoloader. In case the autoloader is no longer intact, manual loading is possible at the cost of a substantially longer reload time. A coaxial 7.62 mm PKT machine gun mounted to the left side of the main armament serves as the secondary armament of the 2S25; equipped with one tape of 2000 rounds.",
+    "dateOfIntroduction": 1980,
+    "countryOfOrigin": "Russia (RUS)",
+    "proliferation": "Russian Federation",
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          "name": "ATG 2S25 SP TRKD 125MM",
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      },
      "images": [
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+         "S225_Sprut_SD(C).jpg",
          "S225_Sprut_SD(B).jpg",
-         "S225_Sprut_SD(C).jpg"
+         "S225_Sprut_SD(A).jpg"
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                      "name": "Alternative Designation",
                      "value": "2S25 Sprut-SD"
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-                    "value": "1980s"
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-                    "name": "Proliferation",
-                    "value": "Russian airborne troops – 24 vehicles were in service during 2009 with further orders being cancelled in 2010. In 2013, the Russian airborne troops ordered a new 125 mm self-propelled gun to the replace 2S25; based on the BMD-4 chassis with a 2A46M-5 125 mm gun."
                  },
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