Armored vehicle trainers

T-59G tank integrated trainer

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Maximum realism and training effectiveness

The trainer simulates all aspects of operating armored vehicles, making it possible to practice actions in combat and emergency situations without risk to the crew.

Technological details of the product

The trainer helps prepare for operating military equipment in various combat and non-standard conditions.

Technological details of the product

The trainer helps prepare for operating military equipment in various combat and non-standard conditions.

General product description 01

The T-59G crew integrated trainer is designed for joint training and practice of tank crews (commander, gunner, driver-mechanic) with the aim of developing and consolidating skills in target reconnaissance and firing the T-59G tank weapon system with all types of ammunition, including the guided projectile, in main and emergency modes, by day and night, by all methods, at ground targets and hovering helicopters. It makes it possible to conduct crew coordination without expending engine life, fuel and lubricants, and ammunition.

Applications and capabilities 02

The trainer provides detailed study of the location and operation of all T-59G tank systems and developing skills in firing the 125 mm gun and 7.62 mm machine gun at various targets at ranges of up to 4,000 m. Simulation of all operating modes is implemented, from driving the tank to firing at ground and air targets, with the ability to change weather conditions, time of day and terrain type.

Advantages 03

The system provides maximally realistic training with accurate reproduction of the weapon characteristics and tank dynamics. The instructor can control all aspects of training, change exercise conditions, and automatically receive an assessment of the crew's actions and detailed reports on training results.

Additional information 04

The package includes crew and instructor workstations, a full set of documentation and spare parts. The trainer supports two-way communication, continuous monitoring of trainees' actions, documentation of results and the ability to model various combat use scenarios.