Su-25T | DCS World | Hotels

As of August 10, the Georgian offensive has been halted at the OCHAMCHIRA-TKVARCHELI line. The situation is complicated by the fact that Georgia is receiving military support from NATO, channeled through Turkey. Supplies and weapons are delivered to the port of POTI by transport ships under the protection of Turkish warships. The supplies are then transferred to the ZUGDIDI field supply point, from where they are distributed to units. A decision has been made to destroy the transport ships and the guided missile frigate "GELIBOLI," currently in the port of POTI, and the field supply point, using air force, which will hinder the rear supply of the troops.

• Task: Direct support of troops

• Link: Su-25T in the amount of 2 pieces

• Fuel: 8356(0) lbs (approximately 3790.22 kilograms)

• Armament: APU-8 - 8 x 9M127 "Vikhr" - ATGM, laser-guided, tandem warhead - two pieces; APU-68 - S-24B - 240 mm, 235 kg., NAR, High-Explosive Fragmentation (flashless) - 4 pieces; KAB-500Kr, TVGSN - 2 pieces; Night OPS "Mercury" - 1 piece; R-60M (AA-8B) - UR (IR homing head) - 2 pieces

• A pair of Su-25T (VY) in the period from 18.30 to 19.00 follows the route in front of the strike pair to the area of ​​the field supply point with the task of suppressing air defense targets (call sign of the lead pair: 115)

GOALS AND OBJECTIVES:

TASK FOR THE SU-25T PAIR (call sign: 112 (your partner) and 115 (YOU, the pair leader):
By 10:08, bypass the line of contact by proceeding along the gorge to the PMV. By 18:50, reach the area south of ZUGDIDI to PPM No. 7. Find and destroy the field supply point. Priority should be given to destroying the ammunition depot and fuel tanks. The supply point may be covered by a strong air defense facility.

• Takeoff time 18.30 10.08 from GUDAUTA airfield. Landing - GUDAUTA. Alternate airfield - SUKHUMI.
• FLIGHT MODE: altitude on route: 200 m (by radio altimeter), speed 600 km/h.

AIR GROUP:

Compound:

• Su-24M - two pieces
• Su-25T (YOUR GROUP) - two pieces
• Tu-22M3 - two pieces

GENERAL INFORMATION:

• Operation name: Hotels
• Start: 10/8/2008 18:30:00
• Side: Russia
• Enemy: USA - Germany - Georgia - Turkey

Mission Start: 18:30:00

Group name: RU SU-25T (YOUR GROUP)

Airport: Gudauta

Frequency: 40.200 MHz, 130.000 MHz, 259.000 MHz, 4.200 MHz

Airport QFE: 997.39 hPa, 748.11 mmHg, 29.45 inHg

WEATHER:

• Temperature: +11 degrees Celsius
• Pressure, QNH: 999.92 hPa/ 750 mmHg/ 29.53 inHg
• Cloud cover: Lower limit 3360
• Wind (navigation): At ground level 4 m/s, 320 degrees, Meteorological Station 140 degrees. At 2 km from ground level 6 m/s, 315 degrees, Meteorological Station 135 degrees. At 8 km from ground level 10 m/s, 281 degrees, Meteorological Station 101 degrees.
• Turbulence: 0 m/s

THREATS:

• Air defense: Guided missile frigate "Geliboli" in the POTI area; OSA air defense missile systems and anti-aircraft guns are expected to be present in the target area
• AVIATION: Enemy air operations are unlikely

KNOWN THREATS:

• Threats: M978 HEMTT tanker x2; M939 (cargo) vehicles x2; T-72B main battle tank x2; ZU-23 anti-aircraft missile system in firing position x1; BTR-80 x2; Poland RLO air defense system radar x1; URAL-4320 vehicle with ZU-23 missiles possible on them x16; ZSU-23-4 SHILKA x1; Poland ADS air defense system x1; M1025 HMMWV BA x2; infantry divisions with anti-aircraft weapons like Stinger MANPADS x2; ACP-6 fire truck x1; BMP-2 x3; CH-47D x1; AT3-10 tanker x5, Oliver Perry destroyer x1; Strela-1 BM 9P31 SAM system, 1 unit; Strela-10M3 BM 9A35M3 SAM system, 2 units; KAMAZ-43101 trucks, 3 units; Yelnya civilian tanker, 2 units; T-55 main battle tank, 6 units.

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The following characteristics[1] correspond to the Su-25T modification:

Crew: 1 person
Length: 15.33 m (with PVD)
Wingspan: 14.52 m
Height: 5.2 m
Wing area: 30.1 m²
Empty weight: 9,500 kg
Normal takeoff weight: 16,600 kg
Maximum takeoff weight: 19,500 kg
Fuel weight: 3,840 kg
Engines: 2x TRD R-195
Thrust: 2x 40 kN (4,500 kgf)
Flight characteristics
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Maximum speed: 950 km/h
Cruising speed: 750 km/h
Landing speed: 230 km/h
Maximum flight range (with drop tanks): 2,250 km
Practical flight range: 1850 km
Operating range with a combat load of 2000 kg:
near the ground: 400 km
at altitude: 700 km
Service ceiling: 10,000 m
Rate of climb: 60 m/s
Run-up/run length: 600-700 m
Maximum operating overload: 6.5 G
Armament
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Gun and cannon: twin-barrel 30-mm cannon GSh-30 with 200 rounds of ammunition (built-in)
Guided missiles:
Air-to-air missiles: 2 x R-60M; 2 x R-73
Air-to-surface missiles: 16 x Vikhr ATGM; 6 x Kh-25ML (MT, MR, MP, MPU); 8 x S-25L; 2 x Kh-29L (T, ML, TE, TM, TD); 2 x Kh-58E (U).
Unguided rockets:

Su-25TM suspended weapons
NAR blocks - 8 x B-5 blocks with S-5 NAR (256 NAR);
8 x B-8 NAR blocks; x S-8 NAR (160 NAR);
8 x NAR B-13L units; x NAR S-13 (40 NAR);
8 x NAR S-24 B; x NAR S-24 OFM;
8 x NAR S-25; x NAR S-25 OFM.
Bombs: free-fall and adjustable bombs of various purposes, cluster bombs
2 x KAB-500Kr;
10 x AB-100; 32 x AB-100 together with MBD-2-67U
10 x AB-250;
8 x AB-500;
8 x RBC-250;
8 x RBC-500;
8 x KMGU-2;
8 x ZB-500;
Gun pods: 4 SPPU-22-1 with a twin-barrel 23-mm GSh-23 gun with 260 rounds
Equipment
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Weapon control system:
The Shkval optical-electronic sighting system is used during daylight hours;
Low-level surveillance and targeting system "Mercury" - used at night.
Target designation system for the Kh-58 and Kh-25MPU anti-radar missiles:
Suspended target designation station "Phantasmagoria";
Vyuga target designation station

The aircraft's design is similar to the Su-25UB (85% commonality). The differences include a single-seat cockpit (while retaining the Su-25UB's armor block), an extended antechamber compartment housing the Shkval targeting system, and a larger vertical stabilizer.
The powerplant consists of two R-195 turbojet engines (the nacelles have been modified accordingly). Two additional fuel tanks are installed in the cockpit compartment and the rear fuselage.
The VPU-17A cannon mount has been replaced with the NNPU-8M, with the mount itself relocated from the under-cockpit compartment to the center fuselage (the cannon barrel is now located outside the fuselage). Two removable SPPU-687 mounts with GSh-301 cannons (with 200 rounds of ammunition) can be suspended under the wing.
The armament complement now includes air-to-surface missiles with laser and television guidance systems, anti-radar missiles, and up to 16 Vikhr anti-tank guided missiles. The Irtysh electronic warfare system with a Sukhogruz IR jammer is installed in the rear fuselage.

The Su-25T (product T-8M, NATO reporting name: Frogfoot) is a modification of the Su-25 attack aircraft. The aircraft was designed to destroy armored vehicles, weapons, ships (up to and including destroyers), helicopters, transport aircraft, bridges, shelters, air defense systems, and enemy personnel, day and night, on the battlefield and at depths of up to 450 km behind enemy lines, at altitudes ranging from 30 to 5,000 m.
Type:
attack aircraft
Developer:
USSR Sukhoi Design Bureau
Manufacturer: Tbilisi State Aviation Association, Georgia; Ulan-Ude Aviation Plant, Russia
Chief Designer: V. P. Babak
First flight: August 17, 1984
Status: project closed
Years of production: 1989 - 1991
Units produced: ~ 20
Base model: Su-25
Variants: Su-39