Russian submunition 9N...

**FZG76** · 3rd November 2017, 07:45 PM

Hello everyone

a little post for enthusiasts. I am trying to clarify all the information on Russian submunitions type 9H or 9N.

Many speak of the 9N21 while it is called 9N210! It's written on the base ...

Can anyone clarify all this by referring to 9N 210, 22, 24, 230, 235 ...

RegardsDSC05814.JPG IMGP0595.jpg 9H235.jpg

**Ivashkin** · 3rd November 2017, 11:10 PM

Originally Posted by FZG76

Hello everyone

a little post for enthusiasts. I am trying to clarify all the information on Russian submunitions type 9H or 9N.

Many speak of the 9N21 while it is called 9N210! It's written on the base ...

Can anyone clarify all this by referring to 9N 210, 22, 24, 230, 235 ...

Regards

9N22 is warhead, not submunition. On your phot 9N210 in normal.

**MINENAZ16** · 4th November 2017, 05:42 AM

Originally Posted by Ivashkin

9N22 is warhead, not submunition. On your phot 9N210 in normal.

We know 9H22 as a cargo rocket submunition with parachute.

**Ivashkin** · 4th November 2017, 06:28 AM

Originally Posted by MINENAZ16

We know 9H22 as a cargo rocket submunition with parachute.

Hm, interesting. Maybe you mean that 9N22 is sub for FROG-7. But I have not found correct russain language sources about it. I think could be that 9N22 is sub for rocket 9N18K and in the same time is warhead for rocket 9M22.
For example. warhead for 9M28S is 9N510; for 9M28F is 9N55 (information from official manuals).

**MINENAZ16** · 4th November 2017, 08:42 AM

Yes for frog7 (maybe 9M21).
Not common warhead as 9M22 is 122mm diam. and 9N22 is 73.5mm.

**Ivashkin** · 4th November 2017, 06:16 PM

Originally Posted by MINENAZ16

Yes for frog7 (maybe 9M21).
Not common warhead as 9M22 is 122mm diam. and 9N22 is 73.5mm.

I did not play with cluster warheads for Frog-5 and do not know size of sub in warhead. And do not know who also was playing))

**FZG76** · 4th November 2017, 08:34 PM

Hello,

I am certain of the 9H22 designation for submunitions. there are 42 in the head of the Frog. I worked on objects.

For 9H210, in France, the EOD called it 9H21 ... a mistake!

Normally, the difference between 210 and 235 would be the delay of the fuze.

Regards
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**Ivashkin** · 4th November 2017, 09:56 PM

Originally Posted by FZG76

Normally, the difference between 210 and 235 would be the delay of the fuze.

And this too. Information from manual.
9N22 looks very nice.

**Willy-D** · 20th October 2020, 04:17 PM

Is the 9N210 the same as the submunition out of the BM-30 SMERCH?
Or is it the 9N235 ?

Are the 9N210 & 9N235 similar in external dimensions?

THANK YOU!

~Will

**weberoed** · 20th October 2020, 06:12 PM

o-16-001.jpg 9N24 fragmentation sub.jpg sub_munition handbook_Page_08.jpg o 10.jpg BLATT_III__Bomblets.jpg 139.jpg 152.jpg BLATT_II__Bomblets (1).jpg BLATT_I__Bomblets.jpg 1BE3497E.jpg Here are a few of the subs being talked about I have some pretty good files on these. It appears that sometimes the letters being used are russian or perhaps english translation. And the nomenclatures may change with the weapon being used in. But that is just a thought on my part.