K-2 - APS (Active Protection System)

대전차 미사일이 날아오면 밀리미터파 레이더가 감지하여
그쪽으로 다영역 연막탄(VIRSS)을 발사하고 회피기동.
다영역 연막탄(VIRSS) - 가시광선, 적외선, 밀리미터파 모두 차단.

K-2's MAWS catch Anti-Tank Missiles, then APS fire VIRSS.
MAWS (Missile Approach Warning System - Millimeter band radar system)
VIRSS (Visual and Infrared Screening Smoke) which can effectively block optical, infrared and millimeter band radar signatures.



미래에는 지능형 상부공격도 능동방어 소프트킬로 방어 가능.
다영역 연막탄(VIRSS) - 가시광선, 적외선, 밀리미터파 모두 차단.

In future APS (Soft-Kill) will protect K-2 PIP from Smart Top-Attack Munitions.
SADARM, Smart-155, BONUS, KSTAM...




APS (Hard-Kill-Tunsten pellets)



미래 K-2 PIP 폭풍형 요격탄으로 날탄등 운동에너지탄 요격하는 경우

In future K-2 PIP APS (Hard-Kill-Blast effect of the explosive)
VS Kinetic energy penetrators




현재는 텅스텐 볼 방출형 요격탄으로 대전차 미사일만 요격 가능.
미래에는 폭풍형 요격탄으로
날탄이나 MRM-KE 등 운동에너지탄까지 방어 가능. 삼성 탈레스

APS (Hard-Kill-Tunsten pellets) has effective protection from Anti-Tank Missiles,

APS (Hard-Kill-Blast effect of the explosive) will be available in the future for protection against kinetic energy penetrators. APFSDS. MRM-KE...
SAMSUNG THALES




Trials of APS (Hard-Kill-Blast effect of the explosive)

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[sangyuni96]

South Korea did not buy any Russian weapons. Russian gave weapons for free to South Korea (thousands of METIS-M Anti Tank Missiles, KA-32s, T-80Us, BMP-3s, IGLAs) to pay for debts they owed to South Korea lol

[Mus1cbr34k]

Hi

[ehdaod900]

N.E.X.T - Lazenca, Save Us

BGM

[Detasementaktis88]

@MrJapaneseboy1111 sorry

[MrJapaneseboy1111]

@Detasementaktis88 how the hell should i know?

[Detasementaktis88]

@MrJapaneseboy1111 what song title it?

[Detasementaktis88]

what song?BTW cool..

[Dynamokr]

@kkksskkk Well what he says is true, but he's not explaining well enough. What I know is, when the Soviet Union collapsed Russia was in serious need of a loan (for obvious reasons) and they turned to Korea for aid, which we have given. Unfortunately, the repayment on the said loan kept getting postponed by the Russians and it almost seemed they weren't going to pay us back at all. So the Koreans struck a deal and they paid us back in weapons instead. (Tanks, MANPADs, even some ships.)

[sangyuni96]

in 1991, ROK gave loan of about 3957996769 ruble to Russia; I don't know the reason why

[kkksskkk]

@sangyuni96 Wow, cool, I didn't know that. During the cold war, right? Kind of makes sense, all USSR had was weapons. Why did Russia owe debt to ROK though?

[krhonhos]

did activate the warhead of the enemy threat? little detail

[junwson]

they can't equip active protection on their K1A1 tanks right? btw whats happening to k2 production status right now? anyone?