This is not a Kvadrat.
This is also Hungarian KUB-M3 that is upgraded to NATO standards. (SA-6)


KUB is still in Hungarian service, so its simulation is not planned.

Then it's you Hpasp, testing some VB6 routine in the main system before release ...... (LOL)!!__


(this cabin seems to be functional !!??)

I know that!

Neva with a computer and XP system , I suspect some "Hpasp" around ...


and with an Garmin GPS please !!! (who look like a phone at the right -Garmin Geko GPS!)

Then it's you Hpasp, testing some VB6 routine in the main system before release ...... (LOL)!!__


(this cabin seems to be functional !!??)

That guy is called Dani Zoltan...

Did they?

apparently YES

" On 17 November 1964, the Soviet Politburo decided to send increased support to North Vietnam. The largest part of the Soviet adviser personnel were air defense officers. The Soviets provided the V-75 (SA-2GUIDELINE) missile system as the primary air defense system. They supplemented this with anti-aircraft guns and possibly some S-125 'Neva'(SA-3 GOA) missiles. Short-range air defenseweapons included the Strela 2 (SA-7 GRAIL) shoulder-fired missiles. The Soviet advisers primary mission was to train the North Vietnamese to use the Soviet equipment. The Soviets wore North Vietnamese uniforms while they performed their duties. The DRVN had a nation-wide integrated air-defense system with the bulk of assets in the north."

http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/vietnam/nva-ad-sam.htm

Thanks. There is some contradictory information about that.

There is some contradictory information about that.

Please download the new documentation set (V2).
Here you can find all system exports per country/year.


SA-75MK Dvina “three van” (SA-2B/F)
Vietnam 1965-16+1*, 1966-18+1*, 1967-42+2*, 1968-4, 1969-2, 1972-12
* means training system

S-75M* Volhov (SA-2E)
Vietnam 1979-8, 1980-3, 1982-3, 1985-4, 1986-8, 1987-10

S-125 Neva (SA-3)
Vietnam 1972-4, 1973-8, 1979-9, 1980-3, 1981-1, 1982-3, 1984-3, 1986-6, 1988-3

Thanks, I got them. Just didn't have time to read them all

Btw, I found such a pic. A bit unusual one I think.

probably the first stage.

Possibly, but still the photo is different from the usual propaganda photos which you could find in newspapers in the 80s.

I believe the SA 3 was a quantitative improvement to the older sa2 and would have been a nasty opponent had they appeared in numbers.

it was a medium altitude missile unlike the sa2

Hpasp PLEASE! Add some pause/time compression function. Each time I'm playing a long scenario, my family comes back, somebody calls,
I have to open the door, etc.

For crying out loud!

Ah your just crying because you have to go potty too much. Get a lap top !

No, I can get a catheter. And my friend's laptop doesn't support the required resolution

Playing the SAM sim in the toilet? Sounds like a blasphemy!!!

LOL ! God doesn't mind if you don't.

Maybe, but what if Hpasp stops adding new features?

So many people asked for it, that i will consider (pause/normal/2x/4x) time compression at the next release.