Open KLABDB3K opened 4 months ago
Seems to be in use more, plus Allegedly this can also be used like GL-SDB from Tornado S 300mm MRLS? https://twitter.com/ArmyRecognition/status/1773715468072657315?t=jbs-zpxzdXc9NobtIPYyOw&s=19
https://twitter.com/Gerashchenko_en/status/1773280919408755122?t=ZHuV_B1UrvYL8FdKfA9rFg&s=19
Have amended this as footage of them being released shows no sign of any rocket booster.
https://twitter.com/MrFrantarelli/status/1796494141192654964 Diameter 30cm https://twitter.com/GuyPlopsky/status/1766367505965318517
Definitely 1 per wing pylon (4 for Su-34) https://twitter.com/JohnH105/status/1793503768639582606
DB Selector
DB3K
Baseline
Weapon #478 - SBU-38 AASM/D [Hammer, Mk82, GPS-Only]- VERY LOOSELY PLUS WINGS JSOW
Hypothetical
No
Name
UMPB D-30SN 250kg Glide bomb -- 2024 Russia
Length (m)
2.7 m
Width/Span (m)
0.4
Diameter (m)
0.3
Weight (kg)
350
Range (nm)
60
Target Altitude / Depth (ft)
GROUND
Target Speed (kts)
STATIC
Launch Altitude / Depth (ft)
10000 ft AGL - 55000 ft ASL
LaunchSpeed (kts)
250 - 650 kt
Warhead
663 - FAB-250M-62 [100kg Torpex] (150 DP)
Targets
Land Structure - Soft, Land Structure - Hardened, Runway
CEP (m)
10m
Sensors
NIL - GLONASS GPS / Commercial satellite -
Weapon Codes
Weapon - INS Navigation, Weapon - INS w/ GNSS Navigation, Weapon - Pre-Briefed Target Only, Uses GLONASS, Uses BeiDou/COMPASS
Comments
Extended range winged bomb using FAB-250 warhead in 30CM (?) diameter aerodynamically evolved body, probably reducing radar cross section marginally also - more engineered conceptually than UMPK glide bomb - probably as response to Patriot SAM to provide greater stand off. Use and loadouts similar to UMPK - 4 x per load on Su-30/34/35 series fighters late models but could theoretically carry more due to weight and size reduction over UMPK 500 types?
Sources
https://www.armyrecognition.com/ukraine_-_russia_conflict_war_2022/russia_deploys_newly_converted_fab-250_guided_munitions_for_strikes_in_ukraine.html https://t.me/fighter_bomber/15938 https://twitter.com/GuyPlopsky/status/1766367505965318517/photo/1