القصة الحقيقية (للسر الكبير) في شراء المملكة العربية السعودية صواريخ العابرة للقارات

أولا - أنا أتمنى للسعودية ولكل الدول العربية والاسلامية كل خير وعزة وقوة. ثانيا - صواريخ DF3 أو كما يسميها الناتو css2 ، أو كما تعرف أيضا برياح الشرق ، ليست عابرة للقارات ، بل هي صواريخ قديمة تعود لبداية السبعينيات ، ويصل مداها الى 2560 كم، فهي تدخل في صنف الصواريخ الوسيطة المدى .

يكفيك منها اخي مدى 600 كلم لا غير.............:smile:

المهم التطور وليس المدى لأن أعداء المملكة سواء اسرائيل أو طهران في مديات صورايخ المملكة
 
أولا - أنا أتمنى للسعودية ولكل الدول العربية والاسلامية كل خير وعزة وقوة. ثانيا - صواريخ DF3 أو كما يسميها الناتو css2 ، أو كما تعرف أيضا برياح الشرق ، ليست عابرة للقارات ، بل هي صواريخ قديمة تعود لبداية السبعينيات ، ويصل مداها الى 2560 كم، فهي تدخل في صنف الصواريخ الوسيطة المدى .

الصاروخ DF-4 CSS-3 يبلغ مداه اكثر من 6000 الاف كم و هو تطوير لصاروخ CSS-2 DF-3
 
الصاروخ DF-4 CSS-3 يبلغ مداه اكثر من 6000 الاف كم و هو تطوير لصاروخ CSS-2 DF-3


انا سمعت ان السعوديه تملك انواع مطوره منه فهل يمكن اخي الرقيب ان تمدنا بمصدر عن كلام كهذا والصاروخDF-4 CSS-3
 
انا سمعت ان السعوديه تملك انواع مطوره منه فهل يمكن اخي الرقيب ان تمدنا بمصدر عن كلام كهذا والصاروخDF-4 CSS-3


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Following the successful test of atomic weaponry in 1964 and a thermonuclear (hydrogen) device in 1967, the next step of PRC’s strategic weapon programme was to develop delivery systems with different ranges. The two-stage DF-4 began development in 1967 and its development essentially took place in parallel with the single-stage DF-3 (CSS-2). The DF-4 was based on the same liquid propellant rocket engine of the DF-3, but with a second-stage which increased the missile’s range to over 4,000km. During its development, the design team encountered a number of technical difficulties, including the ignition of the second-stage rocket at high-altitude and the warhead’s re-entry heat-proof shield.
DF-4 displayed during the 1984 National Day military parade in Beijing (Chinese Internet)



The first flying test of the DF-4 missile took place in November 1969, but the first and second stages of the missile failed to separate due to commanding system failure and the missile was self-destructed. The revised missile was tested again in January 1970 with complete success. Following a redesign in order to increase the range, the missile was retested in May 1976. The missile first entered operational service with the PLA Second Artillery Corps between 1979 and 1980.

The DF-4 was the first ballistic missile of the PRC that posed a real threat to the Soviet Union, with its 4,750km range enough to reach Moscow and a number of other key Russian cities. The missile could also threaten U.S. military bases in its Asian allies, though it still could not reach the U.S. mainland. The missile’s primitive inertial guidance was insufficient to hit point targets such as missile sites, but the size of its warhead was enough to destroy large population centres and military complexes. This capability significantly boosted PRC’s ability to counter the nuclear threats of the Soviet Union following the split of the two communist allies in 1960.

Operational Status

The deployment of the DF-4 has been slow, with only two missiles reported to be operational in 1980. An additional 25~30 missiles could have been deployed by the late 1980s before the production stopped. Most of these missiles are deployed in central and western part of China to access the targets in the European part of the Soviet Union. Initially these missiles was deployed in silos, but they are later stored in underground missile complexes built in the caves inside mountains. The missiles are prepared for launch in the caves and then moved outside immediately before launching. The 2008 Pentagon report on the PRC’s military power estimated that there were approximately 20 DF-4 missiles in deployment by 2008.
DF-4 in operational service with the PLA Second Artillery Corps (Chinese Internet)


Design

The DF-4 is a two-stage, single-warhead liquid-propellant ballistic missile. The missile has a maximum range of 4,750km and a payload of 2,200kg. It carries a single 1,000~3,000kt thermonuclear warhead, with an accuracy of around 1,500m. The missile body has four clipped delta fins at the base of the first stage. The first stage is an up-rated DF-3 (CSS-2) stage with four YF-2A motors giving a total thrust of 104t. The second stage has one YF-3 motor giving 32t thrust. Both stages use the same storable liquid propellants UDMH and AK-27.
An Internet source photo of what was thought to be a DF-4 launch silo (Chinese Internet)

An inside view of a DF-4 silo (Chinese Internet)



Specifications

Configuration: Two-stage
Length: 28m
Diameter: 2.25m
Launch Weight: 82,000kg
Propellant: Liquid
Guidance: Inertial
Deployment: Silo and semi-mobile (towed trailer)
Range: 4,750km
Payload: 2,200kg
Warhead: 1,000~3,000kT yield thermalnuclear
Accuracy: CEP 1,500m​


المصدر

 
DF-4 CSS -3





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Following the successful test of atomic weaponry in 1964 and a thermonuclear (hydrogen) device in 1967, the next step of PRC’s strategic weapon programme was to develop delivery systems with different ranges. The two-stage DF-4 began development in 1967 and its development essentially took place in parallel with the single-stage DF-3 (CSS-2). The DF-4 was based on the same liquid propellant rocket engine of the DF-3, but with a second-stage which increased the missile’s range to over 4,000km. During its development, the design team encountered a number of technical difficulties, including the ignition of the second-stage rocket at high-altitude and the warhead’s re-entry heat-proof shield.
DF-4 displayed during the 1984 National Day military parade in Beijing (Chinese Internet)



The first flying test of the DF-4 missile took place in November 1969, but the first and second stages of the missile failed to separate due to commanding system failure and the missile was self-destructed. The revised missile was tested again in January 1970 with complete success. Following a redesign in order to increase the range, the missile was retested in May 1976. The missile first entered operational service with the PLA Second Artillery Corps between 1979 and 1980.

The DF-4 was the first ballistic missile of the PRC that posed a real threat to the Soviet Union, with its 4,750km range enough to reach Moscow and a number of other key Russian cities. The missile could also threaten U.S. military bases in its Asian allies, though it still could not reach the U.S. mainland. The missile’s primitive inertial guidance was insufficient to hit point targets such as missile sites, but the size of its warhead was enough to destroy large population centres and military complexes. This capability significantly boosted PRC’s ability to counter the nuclear threats of the Soviet Union following the split of the two communist allies in 1960.

Operational Status

The deployment of the DF-4 has been slow, with only two missiles reported to be operational in 1980. An additional 25~30 missiles could have been deployed by the late 1980s before the production stopped. Most of these missiles are deployed in central and western part of China to access the targets in the European part of the Soviet Union. Initially these missiles was deployed in silos, but they are later stored in underground missile complexes built in the caves inside mountains. The missiles are prepared for launch in the caves and then moved outside immediately before launching. The 2008 Pentagon report on the PRC’s military power estimated that there were approximately 20 DF-4 missiles in deployment by 2008.
DF-4 in operational service with the PLA Second Artillery Corps (Chinese Internet)


Design

The DF-4 is a two-stage, single-warhead liquid-propellant ballistic missile. The missile has a maximum range of 4,750km and a payload of 2,200kg. It carries a single 1,000~3,000kt thermonuclear warhead, with an accuracy of around 1,500m. The missile body has four clipped delta fins at the base of the first stage. The first stage is an up-rated DF-3 (CSS-2) stage with four YF-2A motors giving a total thrust of 104t. The second stage has one YF-3 motor giving 32t thrust. Both stages use the same storable liquid propellants UDMH and AK-27.
An Internet source photo of what was thought to be a DF-4 launch silo (Chinese Internet)

An inside view of a DF-4 silo (Chinese Internet)



Specifications

Configuration: Two-stage
Length: 28m
Diameter: 2.25m
Launch Weight: 82,000kg
Propellant: Liquid
Guidance: Inertial
Deployment: Silo and semi-mobile (towed trailer)
Range: 4,750km
Payload: 2,200kg
Warhead: 1,000~3,000kT yield thermalnuclear



معلش اخي مارشال ياليت تكون الكتابه بالعربي
 
صور للمزلزل السعودي رياح الشرق CSS-2 او D F - 3 A صيني الصنع

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المدى العملاق لرياح الشرق

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صاروخ عملاق ومزلزل

اهنئ السعودية برياح الشرق
 
صور للمزلزل السعودي رياح الشرق CSS-2 او D F - 3 A صيني الصنع

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المدى العملاق لرياح الشرق

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صاروخ عملاق ومزلزل

اهنئ السعودية برياح الشرق
المهم إيران بكاملها داخل المدى
 
المهم إيران بكاملها داخل المدى

طبعا وبكل تاكيد ايران و اسرائيل واكبر اجزاء اروبا تحت رحمة هذا الوحش السعودي اذا ما فكر الجهلاء باي حماقات لاتحمد عقباها

... ببساطة

انها

رياح الشرق



والجميل فيه هو الاسم فعندما تنطقه تحس بنوع من الهيبة

هنيئا للمملكة العربية السعودية وللامة الاسلامية العربية جمعاء والموت للاعداء

 
صور للمزلزل السعودي رياح الشرق CSS-2 او D F - 3 A صيني الصنع

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css-2_launch.jpg


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المدى العملاق لرياح الشرق

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صاروخ عملاق ومزلزل

اهنئ السعودية برياح الشرق


فعلاً مزلزل وجبار وبالاخص اذا زود برؤوس نوويه او اسلحه غير تقليديه

والمهم ان ايران في مدى الصاروخ وكمان اسرائيل
 
ربنا يعز السعودية ويقويها وعايزينها تدي صواريخ من ده لمصر والنبي صاروخين تلاتة كده
 
الاخوات لبعضيها المفروض يكون في تعاون بين الدول العربية
 
مصر لديها ما تؤمن به ارضها من صواريخ (اسكود بى-سى)
 
كما قلت مدى هذه الصواريخ 2560 كم ، وليس أكثر ، وهو مدى مثالي جدا بالنسبة للسعودية ، لأن أعداء السعودية لا يبعدون عنها كثيرا ، والمهم هنا هو الدقة والقدرة التدميرية .
 
كما قلت مدى هذه الصواريخ 2560 كم ، وليس أكثر ، وهو مدى مثالي جدا بالنسبة للسعودية ، لأن أعداء السعودية لا يبعدون عنها كثيرا ، والمهم هنا هو الدقة والقدرة التدميرية .
ممكن مصدرك لأنه كثر اللغط في هذا
 
لا أظن أن المملكة لم تحدث مثل هذا الصاروخ حتي الأن بعد مرور كل هذه السنوات ومذيد من التقدم إلي أخواننا العرب
 
النوع هذا اصبح قديم كما ان مده اطلاقه طويله جدا بسبب انه يعمل على الوقود السائل.
 
الحبيب يعطيك العافيه السعوديه تعتمد على باكستان في الصواريخ الاستراتيجيه وفي عام 2002 امتلكت السعوديه صواريخ العبدلي الباكستايه مداها 4000 كم قادره على ضرب اوربا والقواعد الامريكه وهي مزوده برؤس غير تقليديه وانشات لها السعوديه قواعد سريه في جنوب نجد واعدادها كثيره

اخوي نواف ممكن تمدنا بمعلومات اكثر عن هذا الموضوع --------- وشكرا
 
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