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    Artillery officer of the 1st Army Corps under UCA surveillance. Part 1

    on 09/03/2017 | | Donbas | News | UCA Print This Post Print This Post
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    With this publication, InformNapalm volunteer intelligence community begins the series of articles analyzing the data from the laptop of the commander of artillery of the so-called 1st Army Corps of Russian occupation troops in Donbas. The data was exclusively provided to InformNapalm by the hacktivists of the Ukrainian Cyber Alliance (UCA). It has been confirmed that the laptop owner is a Russian lieutenant colonel, who uses the alias “V. Skorokhod” and who replaced another Russian officer, Colonel Igor Valentinovich Yagelsky, in a rotation.

    In the first publication, we will publish the information about the armament of the Artillery Brigade Group of the 5th Motorized Rifle Brigade (5th MRB “Oplot”, military unit 08805), provide the list of battalion commanders of the 1st Army Corps, and talk about Russian military simulators used in the Donbas to train local collaborators.

    The information we’re publishing has no operational value, since it refers to the period of Fall 2015 – Spring 2016.

    The Artillery Brigade Group of the 5th MRB “Oplot” (military unit 08805) of the Russian occupation corps consists of the following units: howitzer artillery battalion (HAB), self-propelled howitzer artillery battalion (SHAB), rocket artillery battalion (RAB), antitank artillery battalion (AAB). HAB is equipped with 122mm howitzers 2A18 (D-30), SHAB – with 2S1 Gvozdika 122mm self-propelled howitzers, RAB – with BM-21 Grad 122mm multiple launch rocket systems, and AAB – with 100mm anti-tank gun MT-12 “Rapira”. The artillery equipment listed below, as a rule, is delivered to the occupation units from military equipment storage and repair bases located in Russia.

    • Read more: “They are not and have never been in service” – Response of the Ukrainian Defense Ministry.

    D-30, serial numbers and photos:

    • Л-3170 – 1987 year of manufacture (YOM)
    • АБ3122 – 1990 YOM
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    2S1, serial numbers and photos:

    • 981011
    • 97XX54
    • 906700
    • 979178
    • 058182
    1-11-1
    1111
    1010
    99
    77
    88
    6-16-1
    5-15-1
    4-14-1
    3-13-1
    2-12-1
    1212

    BM-21, serial numbers and photos:

    • 5949
    • 7062
    • 70160
    • РГ1415В
    • РГ5070И
    • РГ2249Е
    • РГ7197Л
    1-21-2
    2-22-2
    3-23-2
    4-24-2
    5-25-2
    6-26-2
    7-17-1
    8-18-1
    9-19-1
    10-110-1
    11-111-1
    12-112-1
    1313
    1414
    1515
    1616
    1717
    1818
    1919
    2020
    2121
    2222
    2323
    2424

    MT-12, serial numbers and photos:

    • 00521 – 1970 г.в.
    • 12198 – 1982 г.в.
    • 03143 – 1973 г.в.
    • 79148 – 1987 г.в.
    • 01468 – 1971 г.в.
    • 06328 – 1976 г.в.
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    22
    44
    33
    55
    66
    77

    The list of artillery battalion commanders with a remark: “To Voronov Alexey (head of artillery training department of General Staff)”. File created: 7/27/2015.

    #Military UnitPositionRankNameCallsign
    11st MRBSHAB commanderMajorVrangel Aleksey AleksandrovichNeman
    21st MRBHAB commanderMajorPtitsyn Viktor ViktorovichMerkul
    31st MRBRAB commanderMajorKrotov Aleksandr ViktorovichBaikal
    43rd MRBSHAB commanderMajorMamedov Rustam UralovichUral
    53rd MRBHAB commanderMajorSviridov Andrey ViktorovichPlaton
    63rd MRBRAB commanderMajorSmolin Artyom OlegovichSarmat
    75th MRBSHAB commanderMajorSoldatkin Aleksandr SergeyevichAara
    85th MRBHAB commanderLieutenant ColonelGromov Evgeniy MaratovichShaman
    95th MRBRAB commanderMajorSemyonov Anatoliy AnatolievichMedved
    107th MRBSHAB commanderMajorGalushko Sergey AleksandrovichTerek
    117th MRBHAB commanderLieutenant ColonelOnishchenko Sergey VitalievichDunay
    127th MRBRAB commanderLieutenant ColonelDenisenko Sergey AleksandrovichKara
    13ABRHAB commanderMajorSemyonov Evgeniy IvanovichEvstrop
    14ABRSHAB commanderMajorMelnikov Mikhail AlekseyevichSid
    15ABRRAB commanderMajorDyatlov Fyodor EvgenievichDyatel
    16ABRAAB commanderCaptainGrechukhin Sergey OlimzhanovichKaban
    179th motorized rifle regimentSHAB commanderMajorOskarov Rafik MikhailovichZmey
    1811th motorized rifle regimentSHAB commanderMajorSenyutin Ivan LeonidovichAmur

    It is also known that battery commanders, who are often local collaborators of the invaders, are trained by Russian contract officers. Modern artillery simulators and GLONASS / GPS army navigators are used in their training.

    December 2015, the positions of 9th Motorized Rifle Regiment. The photo shows the screen of the newest artillery simulator 9F6017 “Arterra-BT-3D”. For comparison, we provide a screenshot from the official video presentation of this simulator’s developer.

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    October 2015. In the picture from an artillery platoon commanders’ meeting of the 1st MRB you can see a modern Russian navigation unit GLONASS / GPS 14C822 Grot-M.

    In conclusion, we will demonstrate several photos with BM-21 MLRS “Grad” vehicles from the reactive artillery battalion of the 3rd MRB. The equipment is disguised as army trucks and is located inside the production facilities of Horlivka Machine-Building Plant.

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     The data for this investigation was exclusively provided to InformNapalm by hacktivists of UCA. InformNapalm Community bears no responsibility for the sources and origin of the data. We analyze and supplement materials on open source intelligence basis 


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