Russia Unveils Modernized Mi-24P-1M Helicopter and President-S Defense System at Army-2024
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At the Army-2024 exhibition, the Concern “Radioelectronic Technologies” (KRET) presented the latest version of the Mi-24P-1M combat helicopter, which is currently undergoing factory testing. The KRET stand in the Rostec pavilion also highlighted the advanced optical-electronic protection system “President-S” and the strapdown inertial navigation system BINS.Follow Army Recognition on Google News at this link
The Mi-24P-1M helicopter is a modernized version of the renowned Mi-24 attack helicopter. (Picture source: Rostec)
KRET CEO, Alexander Pan, emphasized the importance of showcasing their developments, noting that they continuously refine their technology based on feedback from the use of their equipment in the SVO zone. He pointed out that real-world testing plays a crucial role in improving their products, adapting them to evolving conditions and practical applications. “The information we gather on our developments is invaluable and significantly influences the future direction of our work,” Pan stated.
The Mi-24P-1M helicopter, a modernized version of the renowned Mi-24 attack helicopter, represents a significant advancement in rotary-wing aircraft technology. Developed independently by KRET in response to the needs of the Russian Ministry of Defense, this updated model is equipped with cutting-edge radio-electronic systems, incorporating advanced digital technologies already successfully used on other helicopters like the Ka-52 and Mi-28MN.
Key improvements in the Mi-24P-1M include enhanced pilot protection through the integration of the latest onboard defense systems, improved operational capabilities in nighttime, adverse weather conditions, and low-altitude flight in challenging terrain. Additionally, the helicopter’s arsenal of long-range guided weapons has been significantly expanded.
Another highlight of KRET’s exhibit was the President-S optical-electronic defense system, designed to protect both aircraft and helicopters from air-to-air missiles and portable anti-aircraft missile systems. The President-S system automatically detects missile launches and deploys passive and active countermeasures in the infrared and radio spectrums, thereby disrupting missile guidance systems and redirecting them toward decoy targets. The modular design of the President-S allows for flexible installation, either internally or on the external attachment points of the fuselage of both military and civilian aircraft and helicopters.
Another notable aspect of KRET’s display was the strapdown inertial navigation system BINS. This system is essential for autonomous navigation, enabling precise location determination and navigation data processing even in environments where enemy forces use electronic countermeasures to disrupt satellite radio navigation systems.
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At the Army-2024 exhibition, the Concern “Radioelectronic Technologies” (KRET) presented the latest version of the Mi-24P-1M combat helicopter, which is currently undergoing factory testing. The KRET stand in the Rostec pavilion also highlighted the advanced optical-electronic protection system “President-S” and the strapdown inertial navigation system BINS.
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The Mi-24P-1M helicopter is a modernized version of the renowned Mi-24 attack helicopter. (Picture source: Rostec)
KRET CEO, Alexander Pan, emphasized the importance of showcasing their developments, noting that they continuously refine their technology based on feedback from the use of their equipment in the SVO zone. He pointed out that real-world testing plays a crucial role in improving their products, adapting them to evolving conditions and practical applications. “The information we gather on our developments is invaluable and significantly influences the future direction of our work,” Pan stated.
The Mi-24P-1M helicopter, a modernized version of the renowned Mi-24 attack helicopter, represents a significant advancement in rotary-wing aircraft technology. Developed independently by KRET in response to the needs of the Russian Ministry of Defense, this updated model is equipped with cutting-edge radio-electronic systems, incorporating advanced digital technologies already successfully used on other helicopters like the Ka-52 and Mi-28MN.
Key improvements in the Mi-24P-1M include enhanced pilot protection through the integration of the latest onboard defense systems, improved operational capabilities in nighttime, adverse weather conditions, and low-altitude flight in challenging terrain. Additionally, the helicopter’s arsenal of long-range guided weapons has been significantly expanded.
Another highlight of KRET’s exhibit was the President-S optical-electronic defense system, designed to protect both aircraft and helicopters from air-to-air missiles and portable anti-aircraft missile systems. The President-S system automatically detects missile launches and deploys passive and active countermeasures in the infrared and radio spectrums, thereby disrupting missile guidance systems and redirecting them toward decoy targets. The modular design of the President-S allows for flexible installation, either internally or on the external attachment points of the fuselage of both military and civilian aircraft and helicopters.
Another notable aspect of KRET’s display was the strapdown inertial navigation system BINS. This system is essential for autonomous navigation, enabling precise location determination and navigation data processing even in environments where enemy forces use electronic countermeasures to disrupt satellite radio navigation systems.
