DerGutemitderRut3 schrieb am 05.06.2024 13:04:
Zumal es seit der Ukraine kein Geheimnis mehr um die S400 gibt, die Aufklärung der NATO hat garantiert schon jede erdenkliche Operationsart der S400 getrackt und ausgewertet.
Die Operationsart ist verblüffend einfach, das Radar findet Ziele in der Luft und dann schiesst man mit Raketen die über aktives Radar verfügen in die Richtung und schaut zu.
Es hängt stark von der gestarteten Rakete ab was sie macht:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S-400_missile_system#Missiles
Die F35 und das S400 System wurden auch schon mal miteinander bekannt gemacht:
https://www.armyrecognition.com/news/aerospace-news/2020/turkey-tests-s-400-missiles-to-track-f-22-and-f-35-fighter-jets
Turkey tested its first Russian-made S-400 Triumph systems on F-22 Raptor and F-35 Lightning II fighters, learned BulgarianMilitary.com citing the Evening Courier and Fighter Jets World magazines. The test results were not disclosed, but judging by the lack of complaints, it can be assumed that the country is completely satisfied with the systems, as BulgarianMilitary writes.
The two batteries of Russian-made S-400 air defense systems are deployed at the Myurt airbase. They were tested at least three times on American stealth fighters. AviaPro news agency indicates that not only F-35 aircraft, but also more classified F-22s appeared in the detection range of systems.
The “targeted” American fifth-generation fighters were sent to rotation in the Middle East through the Black Sea and directly Turkey. Their route ran approximately 170-200 kilometers from the Turkish Air Force Airbase of Myurt. Therefore, the Turkish side had a great opportunity to test its S-400s for aerodynamic purposes.