12:03 01/06/2012 | MOSCOW, June 1 (RIA Novosti)
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Russia's mobile ballistic missile launchers are to be fitted with a new camouflage system that will cover
their tracks on the ground, making it harder to detect them, Defense Ministry spokesman Vadim Koval
said on Friday.
The new technology not only effectively camouflages missile launchers when deployed, but can also
promptly erase tracks on the ground to cover the movements of missile vehicles, as well as creating false
trails to mislead enemy surveillance, Koval said.
The new system and equipment will cut the time required to camouflage the launchers many times over,
he added.
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The Teikovo ballistic missile site in Russia’s Ivanovo Region will become the first missile unit to be equipped
with new advanced camouflage system at the end of the year, Koval said.
The unit, based 280 kilometers from Moscow, consists of Topol-M (SS-27 Sickle B) and Yars (RS-24)
intercontinental ballistic missile systems.
Other Strategic Missile Forces detachments, including the Irkutsk and Novosibirsk units in Siberia, will also
get similar system and equipment in the future.
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Russia's mobile ballistic missile launchers are to be fitted with a new camouflage system that will cover
their tracks on the ground, making it harder to detect them, Defense Ministry spokesman Vadim Koval
said on Friday.
The new technology not only effectively camouflages missile launchers when deployed, but can also
promptly erase tracks on the ground to cover the movements of missile vehicles, as well as creating false
trails to mislead enemy surveillance, Koval said.
The new system and equipment will cut the time required to camouflage the launchers many times over,
he added.
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The Teikovo ballistic missile site in Russia’s Ivanovo Region will become the first missile unit to be equipped
with new advanced camouflage system at the end of the year, Koval said.
The unit, based 280 kilometers from Moscow, consists of Topol-M (SS-27 Sickle B) and Yars (RS-24)
intercontinental ballistic missile systems.
Other Strategic Missile Forces detachments, including the Irkutsk and Novosibirsk units in Siberia, will also
get similar system and equipment in the future.
