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2S9-1 Sviristelka Russian 120mm Self-Propelled Mortar

2S9-1 Sviristelka

Self-Propelled Mortar (SPM)
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Basic Information
Name
2S9-1 Sviristelka Russian 120mm Self-Propelled Mortar
Designation
2S9-1 Sviristelka
Alternate Designation
2S9-1 Sviristelka
Equipment Type
Self-Propelled Mortar (SPM)
Manufacturer
Motovilikha Plants
Date of Introduction
1988
Description

2S9-1 Sviristelka Russian 120mm Self-Propelled Mortar features some internal redesigns and is capable of carrying 40 shells instead of 25. Since this variant was in production for about only 1 year it is less common than the original 2S9.

Ground Specifications
Crew 4
Mobility Type Tracked
Main Weapon 120mm gun/mortar
Engine Diesel (240 hp)
Max Speed 60.0 km/h
Range 500.0 km
Variants
2S23 NONA-SVK A BTR-80 based version is the 2S2.
NONA-K Towed 2B16 version.
2S9 The 2S9 NONA (Новейшее Орудие Наземной Артилерии - Newest Ordnance of Ground Artillery) is an extremely light-weight self-propelled and air-droppable 120 mm gun-mortar designed in the Soviet Union, which entered service in 1981. The 2S9 chassis is designated the S-120 and based on the aluminium hull of the BTR-D airborne multi-purpose tracked armoured personnel carrier. More generally, the 120 mm mortar is referred to as the Nona, with the 2S9 also known as the Nona-S. A BTR-80 based version is the 2S23 or Nona-SVK and the towed 2B16 version is named the Nona-K. Although no figures have been released, it is estimated that well over 1,000 2S9 were built.
SO-120 2S9 Anona The 120 mm SO-120 2S9 Anona (Anemone) self-propelled gun/mortar (SPG/M) was first seen in public in May 1985 and is an airborne artillery assault vehicle that was developed to carry out two tactical functions.
2S9-1M The 2S9-1M is an upgraded variant of the baseline SO-120 2S9 Anona-S. The upgraded vehicle is designed to maintain the battlefield viability of the original SO-120 until a replacement - likely to be the Lotus fire support vehicle based on the BMD-4M - can be developed and introduced into service.
System
Alternative Designation 2S9-1 Sviristelka
Type Self-Propelled Mortar
Caliber 20 mm
Manufacturer Motovilikha Plants
Family 2S9 Family
Chassis S-120 and based on the aluminum hull of the BTR-D airborne multi-purpose tracked armored personnel carrier.
Crew 4 ea
Displacement Time 30 min
Emplacement Time 30 min
Airborne Capable Yes
Dimensions
Length (Gun Forward) 6.02 m
Length (Hull) 5.89 m
Width 2.63 m
Height 2.3 m
Weight, Combat 8.7 tons
Ground Pressure INA
Automotive
Engine Name 5D20
Engine Type Diesel
Engine Power 240 hp
Cruising Range 500 km
Speed, Maximum Road 60 km/h
Speed, Average Cross 40 km/h
Speed Maximum Swim 10 km/h
Graident 60 %
Side Slope 30 %
Vertical Step 0.7 m
Trench 2.0 m
Fording Depth Amphibious
Main Weapon System
System
Name 1 x 2A60 120mm gun/mortar
Type Mortar
Caliber 120 mm
Length, Barrel 24 calibers
Breech Type Combined semi-automatic breechblock with wedge locking mechanism and powder gases plastic obturator
Loader Type Manual, with ramming being automatic
Max Rate of Fire 8-10 rds/min
Rate of Fire, Sustained 4 rds/min
Muzzle Brake Type INA
Max Elevation +80 deg
Min Elevation -4 deg
Traverse Range 70 deg
Traverse Left 35 deg
Traverse Right 35 deg
Maximum Range of Fire (Ordinary Projectiles) 8.85 km
Maximum Range of Fire (Mines) 7.15 km
Maximum Range of Fire (Rocket Assisted Projectiles) 12.8 km
Note The 2S9-1 NONA can fire German and French 120 mm mortar rounds
Ammunition (Option 1)
Type OF-49 HE-FRAG/OF-51 HE-FRAG Projectile
Caliber 120 mm
Muzzle Velocity 367 m/s
Explosive A-IX-2 explosive
Effective Range 8.85 km
Projectile Weight 17.3 kg
Basic Load 40 total, any combination of 120mm Projectiles
Ammunition (Option 2)
Type OF-50 HEAT (Rocket Assisted) Projectile
Caliber 120 mm
Muzzle Velocity 560 m/s
Fuse Type INA
Maximum Effective Range 12.8 km
Rocket Motor Start Time 10-13 seconds after the projectile leaves the barrel
Fin Stabilized Yes
Pentration 650 mm
Basic Load 40 total, any combination of 120mm Projectiles
Ammunition (Option 3)
Type OF-843B Mortar Bombs
Caliber 120 mm
Variants OF-843B, OF-34 and OF-38 high-explosive fragmentation, S-843 and 3S9 illumination, 3Z2 incendiary and 3D5 smoke
Muzzle Velocity 119-331 m/s
Fuse Type INA
Maximum Effective Range 8.8 km
Basic Load 40 total, any combination of 120mm Projectiles
Coaxial Weapon System
System
Name 1 x 7.62mm PKT (Kalashnikov's Machine Gun)
Type General-Purpose Machine Gun
Caliber 7.62 mm
In Service 1961-present
Manufacturer Degtyaryov plant
Max Rate of Fire 650 rds/min
Length (Overall) 1,203 mm
Length (Barrel) 605 mm
Weight (Gun Only) 9 kg
Weight (Tripod Only) 7.7 kg
Action Gas-operated, open bolt
Function In use as a front-line infantry and vehicle-mounted weapon with Russia's armed forces
Feed System Non-disintegrating metal 50 round belts in 100 and 200/250 round ammunition boxes
Sights Iron Sights
Note The 7.62 PKT can be controlled remotely
Ammunition
Type Rifle
Caliber 7.62 mm
Muzzle Velocity 825 m/s
Maximum Effective Range (With Sight Adjustments) 100-1,500 m
Basic Load 1,500 Rounds
Fire Control
Name INA
Computerized FCS Yes
Thermal Sight Vehicle Commander Yes, with three day vision devices
Thermal Sight Gunner Yes, with panoramic day sight
Main Gun Stabilization INA
Indirect Fire Yes
Direct Fire INA
Land Navigation Yes
Protection
Hull Armor Capable of stopping 12.7mm rounds at the front of the vehicle with protection from 7.62mm rounds from the side.
Turret Armor 16 mm
Applique Armor INA
Explosive Reactive Armor No
Active Protection System INA
Mine Clearing No
Self-Entrenching Blade No
NBC Protection PAZ NBC system
Smoke Equipment INA
Fire-Extinguishing System. PPO centralised ethylene-bromide fire-extinguishing system.
Details
Country of Origin Russia
Category Self-Propelled Mortar System
Land > Infantry Vehicles > Self-Propelled Mortar System
Filter Label
2
Classification
Domain
Ground
Equipment Status
Active
Dimensions
Length
6.02 m
Width
2.63 m
Height
2.3 m
Weight
8700 kg
Operators (11)
Russia
Ukraine
Belarus
Azerbaijan
Kazakhstan
Kyrgyzstan
Moldova
Syria
Turkmenistan
Uzbekistan
Venezuela
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