International Army Games August 10, 2016 "Tank Biathlon" Relay Race Semi Finals 2

Competition among tank crews July 30 ? August 13 International Army Games August 10, 2016 "Tank Biathlon" Relay Race Semi Finals 2 Semi Final Relay Race 1 featuring crews from Kazakhstan, Belarus, Iran & Mongolia. Results: COMPETITORS 3 rotating crews from each team using only one tank START Simultaneous (4 tanks on the race at once) CONDITIONS Each crew is to run 4 middle laps (3-5 km) crossing the obstacles and engaging targets on three firing lines. Gun firing on move; coaxial MG firing at halt. Firing session sequence: during the Relay race to be done due to the order established by drawing. RESULTS Four teams with best performances in the semi-finals are permitted to participate in the final stage. Option 1: 1st lap ? speed race 2nd lap ? gun flank firing on move at three targets #12 3rd lap ? AA MG firing on targets #25 and #11 4th lap ? coaxial MG firing at three targets #9 Options 2 1st lap ? gun flank firing on move at three targets #12 2nd lap ? AA MG firing on targets #25 and #11 3rd lap ? coaxial MG firing at three targets #9 4th lap ? speed race Option 3: 1st lap ? AA MG firing on targets #25 and #11 2nd lap ? coaxial MG firing at three targets #9 3rd lap ? speed race 4th lap ? gun flank firing on move at three targets #12 Option 4: 1st lap ? coaxial MG firing at three targets #9 2nd lap ? speed race 3rd lap ? gun flank firing on move at three targets #12 4th lap ? AA MG firing at targets #25 and #11 -------------------------------------------- Tank biathlon is a mechanized military sport developed by the Russian Military with some similarities to the sport of biathlon. It is supposed to utilize the complex training of tank crews including their rough terrain passing skills combined with the ability to provide accurate and rapid fire while performing maneuvers https://eng.armygames2016.mil.ru/ Partaking tanks drive a three-lap route of 6?10 km. During the first lap, crews fire at targets positioned at distances of 1,800, 1,700 and 1,500 m. In the second lap, different targets imitating an anti-tank mortar (RPG) squad and an infantry unit are fired upon. These targets are at a distance of 600?700 m, and must be engaged with a 7.62 mm coaxial machine gun. In the third lap the tank crews targets a target shaped like an anti-tank gun and ATGM unit by use of the turret-mounted heavy machine gun at a distance of 1,200 m. One or more misses leads to an extra penalty lap of 500 m long. On the final lap tanks have to go through various terrain obstacles; an obstacle missed or improperly traversed adds 10 seconds to the crew's final timing. See more videos like this at "Live Video & Webcam Of The World" on Facebook www.facebook.com/LVWOTWoF/ or "Sakurajima Volcano" on Facebook.....