Su-25 - Revision history

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U120313908: /* Description /Updated to new standards / History */Expanded history of the aircraft

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‎Description: Updated to new standards ‎History: Expanded history of the aircraft

U79942984: Fixed typos.

2023-07-24T00:58:32Z

Fixed typos.

U79942984: Wrote intro, armaments, added to usage in battles.

2023-06-25T08:27:57Z

Wrote intro, armaments, added to usage in battles.

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 The Su-25 is an attack aircraft developed by the Soviet Union in the 1970s. The Su-25, often compared to the American [[A-10A|A-10 Thunderbolt II]], is meant to offer ground attack and close air support to ground units. The Su-25 has been seen in different variants, some of the most known ones being the Su-25UB, a two seat trainer, the Su-25K, export variant, Su-25T, anti tank version, and Su-25SM, which was planned to be the variant used by the modern Russian Air Force, but due to funding limitations upgrade plans have been unsatisfactory. The Su-25 has been in several wars, including the War in Afghanistan, the Chechen Wars, and the 2008 Russo–Georgian war.
-Introduced in [[Update "Drone Age"]], the Su-25 "Grach" (NATO reporting name: Frogfoot) is a famous attack jet, often considered a spiritual successor to the [[IL-2 (Family)|IL-2]] and the Soviet equivalent of the American [[A-10A|A-10 Thunderbolt II]]. Like the Warthog, the Su-25 has wide, spindly wings with plenty of hardpoints, a sutrdy fuselage, significant armour protection for the pilot, and a powerful 30 mm cannon in the fuselage that will shred light targets and unlucky aircraft alike. The two are rather different otherwise: the Grach is less manoeuvrable but has much better speed and climb and its precision weapons use laser guidance instead of TV. While it will have a hard time tangling with enemy fighters in an even engagement, with all-aspect R-60M missiles and a massive supply of large-calibre countermeasures, the Su-25 should not be disregarded in air combat. In its intended role of ground attack, it can lay waste to enemy vehicles with a variety of high-explosive ordnance.
+Introduced in [[Update "Drone Age"]], the Su-25 "Grach" (NATO reporting name: Frogfoot) is a famous attack jet, often considered a spiritual successor to the [[IL-2 (Family)|IL-2]] and the Soviet equivalent of the American [[A-10A|A-10 Thunderbolt II]]. Like the Warthog, the Su-25 has wide, spindly wings with plenty of hardpoints, a sturdy fuselage, significant armour protection for the pilot, and a powerful 30 mm cannon in the fuselage that will shred light targets and unlucky aircraft alike. The two are rather different otherwise: the Grach is less manoeuvrable but has much better speed and climb and its precision weapons use laser guidance instead of TV. While it will have a hard time tangling with enemy fighters in an even engagement, with all-aspect R-60M missiles and a massive supply of large-calibre countermeasures, the Su-25 should not be disregarded in air combat. In its intended role of ground attack, it can lay waste to enemy vehicles with a variety of high-explosive ordnance.
 == General info ==
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 ** 1 x 30 mm GSh-30-2 cannon + 256 x countermeasures
-The GSh-30-2 dual-barreled cannon is essentially a scaled up version of the GSh-23 used by MiG-21s and MiG-23s. Soviet helicopter pilots may have seen a long barreled variant on the [[Mi-24P]] attack helicopter. It has a great rate of fire with no spool-up and will rip any aircraft it touches to shreds. Against ground targets, it is effective at shredding SPAAs and IFVs, but MBTs will typically require steep top-down approaches (or attack from the rear) that are not easy to achieve in a heavy subsonic aircraft. The GSh-30-2 is less powerful than the A-10's GAU-8 Avenger gatling gun and has a much smaller ammunition supply, but as a backup weapon for when heavier ordanance is spent, it is more than adequate.
+The GSh-30-2 dual-barreled cannon is essentially a scaled up version of the GSh-23 used by MiG-21s and MiG-23s. Soviet helicopter pilots may have seen a long barreled variant on the [[Mi-24P]] attack helicopter. It has a great rate of fire with no spool-up and will rip any aircraft it touches to shreds. Against ground targets, it is effective at shredding SPAAs and IFVs, but MBTs will typically require steep top-down approaches (or attack from the rear) that are not easy to achieve in a heavy subsonic aircraft. The GSh-30-2 is less powerful than the A-10's GAU-8 Avenger Gatling gun and has a much smaller ammunition supply, but as a backup weapon for when heavier ordnance is spent, it is more than adequate.
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 Unguided bombs of many varieties (standard, high-drag, incendiary) can be selected and the maximum bombload of 4 tons is impressive by Soviet standards (although not at the level of the American fighter-bombers like the [[F-4C]]). With a full-fledged ballistic computer offering CCIP and CCRP for bombs, it is easy to deliver them accurately. In Ground RB, the CCRP is especially helpful for flying at treetop level to avoid SAMs and popping up to toss bombs at capture points or enemy spawns.
-A record of five types of unguided rockets are available. Soviet helicopter pilots may be familiar with the S-5K and S-8KO HEAT rockets, which can be fired in huge swarms: however, the rockets  are inaccurate and have limited stopping power against MBTs with composite armour. The S-5K in particular is quite obsolete at the Su-25's battle rating and may even have trouble against MBT side armour at times.
+A record of five types of unguided rockets are available. Soviet helicopter pilots may be familiar with the S-5K and S-8KO HEAT rockets, which can be fired in huge swarms: however, the rockets are inaccurate and have limited stopping power against MBTs with composite armour. The S-5K in particular is quite obsolete at the Su-25's battle rating and may even have trouble against MBT side armour at times.
-The three flavours of HE rockets are much more effective. The S-13OF is a 122 mm podded rocket that has enough TNT equivalent to destroy light targets easily, even through splash damage, and can still knock out MBTs with direct hits and a bit of luck. The 240 mm S-24B bunker-buster is a well known fixture in the Soviet arsenal, but they are now upstaged by the massive 340 mm S-25 rocket. The best S-25O variant (the OF and OFM should be disregarded) contains 58 kg of TNT, nearly as much as the [[Tiny Tim]], and makes most rockets look like firecrackers. With a maximum flight speed of 555 m/s, the S-25O can be slung at targets from standoff distances with CCIP and still make a huge mess upon impact. Generally, the choice of rockets should be a mix between the S-13OF (capacity) and S-25 (sheer power).
+The three sorts of HE rockets are much more effective. The S-13OF is a 122 mm podded rocket that has enough TNT equivalent to destroy light targets easily, even through splash damage, and can still knock out MBTs with direct hits and a bit of luck. The 240 mm S-24B bunker-buster is a well known fixture in the Soviet arsenal, but they are now upstaged by the massive 340 mm S-25 rocket. The best S-25O variant (the OF and OFM should be disregarded) contains 58 kg of TNT, nearly as much as the [[Tiny Tim]], and makes most rockets look like firecrackers. With a maximum flight speed of 555 m/s, the S-25O can be slung at targets from standoff distances with CCIP and still make a huge mess upon impact. Generally, the choice of rockets should be a mix between the S-13OF (capacity) and S-25 (sheer power).
 The Su-25 has a number of precision weapons as well, owing to the Klen-PS laser rangefinder/designation system in its nose. The Kh-25ML ("Karen") and Kh-29L ("Kedge") are laser-guided air-to-ground missiles with high speed and very large HE warheads. The S-25L is a laser-guided version of the S-25 with a launch range of 7 km, but unfortunately the TNT equivalent of 20 kg is a shadow of the S-25O's glory and it has a harder time manoeuvring than a true missile. While these weapons are long-ranged and pack a punch, the main issue is the primitive nature of the Klen-PS system, similar to the challenges of the Su-17/22 family and the MiG-27M. It has a poor optical zoom (with no TV camera, the pilot is left only with the view through the cockpit), so spotting tanks at the distances where the full range and accuracy of laser-guided weapons would be useful is difficult; furthermore, the Klen-PS does not have an auto-tracker, so hitting moving targets is difficult (as the pilot must manually track the target, while being wary of enemy SPAA). The limited field of view also forces the Su-25 to essentially joust at whatever it is aiming at, a poor idea when the airspace is contested or SAMs are on the field. Thus, these weapons are situational and many pilots will prefer unguided rockets instead.

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 == Description ==
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-The '''{{Specs|name}}''' is a rank {{Specs|rank}} Soviet strike aircraft {{Battle-rating}}. It was introduced in [[Update "Drone Age"]].
+The Su-25 is an attack aircraft, developed by the Soviet Union in the 1970s. The Su-25, often compared to the american [[A-10A|A-10 Thunderbolt II]], is meant to offer ground attack and close air support to ground units. The Su-25 has been seen in diferent variants, some of the most known ones being the Su-25UB, a two seat trainer, the Su-25K, export variant, Su-25T, anti tank version, and Su-25SM wich was planned to be the variant used by the modern Russian Airforce, but due to funding limitations upgrading plans have been unsatisfactory. The Su-25 has been in several wars, some of the most important ones being the War in Afganistan, both Chechen wars and the 2008 Russia–Georgia war
-The Su-25 "Grach" (NATO reporting name Frogfoot) is a famous attack jet, often considered a spiritual successor to the [[IL-2 (Family)|IL-2]] and the Soviet equivalent of the American [[A-10A|A-10 Thunderbolt II]]. Like the Warthog, the Su-25 has wide, spindly wings with plenty of hardpoints, significant armour protection for the pilot, and a powerful 30 mm cannon in the fuselage that will shred light targets and unlucky aircraft alike. The two are rather different otherwise: the Grach is less maneuverable but has much better speed and climb and its precision weapons use laser guidance instead of TV. While it will have a hard time tangling with enemy fighters in an even engagement, with all-aspect R-60M missiles and a massive supply of large-caliber countermeasures, the Su-25 should not be disregarded in air combat. And in its intended role of ground attack, it can lay waste to enemy vehicles with a variety of high-explosive ordnance.
+Introduced in [[Update "Drone Age"]]. The Su-25 "Grach" (NATO reporting name Frogfoot) is a famous attack jet, often considered a spiritual successor to the [[IL-2 (Family)|IL-2]] and the Soviet equivalent of the American [[A-10A|A-10 Thunderbolt II]]. Like the Warthog, the Su-25 has wide, spindly wings with plenty of hardpoints, significant armour protection for the pilot, and a powerful 30 mm cannon in the fuselage that will shred light targets and unlucky aircraft alike. The two are rather different otherwise: the Grach is less maneuverable but has much better speed and climb and its precision weapons use laser guidance instead of TV. While it will have a hard time tangling with enemy fighters in an even engagement, with all-aspect R-60M missiles and a massive supply of large-caliber countermeasures, the Su-25 should not be disregarded in air combat. And in its intended role of ground attack, it can lay waste to enemy vehicles with a variety of high-explosive ordnance.
 == General info ==
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 {{Navigation-Start|Default weapon presets}}
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 * 2 x 800 l drop tanks
 * 2 x R-60 missiles
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 == History ==
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-''Describe the history of the creation and combat usage of the aircraft in more detail than in the introduction. If the historical reference turns out to be too long, take it to a separate article, taking a link to the article about the vehicle and adding a block "/History" (example: <nowiki>https://wiki.warthunder.com/(Vehicle-name)/History</nowiki>) and add a link to it here using the <code>main</code> template. Be sure to reference text and sources by using <code><nowiki><ref></ref></nowiki></code>, as well as adding them at the end of the article with <code><nowiki><references /></nowiki></code>. This section may also include the vehicle's dev blog entry (if applicable) and the in-game encyclopedia description (under <code><nowiki>=== In-game description ===</nowiki></code>, also if applicable).''
+After realizing that current supersonic attacks with planes like the Su-7, Su-17, Mig-21 and Mig-23 where not capable of precisely attacking ground forces at high speeds the Soviet Ministery of Defense started developing a new dedicated attack aircraft meant to operate close to the soviet ground forces and stay alive. The development contrat was given to the soviet designer Sukhoi, with the airplane making it's first flight in 1972 and entering production in 1978.
 == Media ==

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 A record of 5 types of unguided rockets are available. Soviet helicopter pilots may be familiar with the S-5K and S-8KO HEAT rockets, which can be fired in huge swarms but have limited stopping power against MBTs with composite armour; the S-5K in particular is quite obsolete at the Su-25's battle rating and may even have trouble against side armour at times.
-The three flavors of HE rockets are much more effective. The S-13KO is a 122 mm podded rocket that has enough TNT equivalent to destroy light targets easily, even through splash damage, and can still knock out MBTs with direct hits and a bit of luck. The 240 mm S-24B bunker-buster is a well known fixture in the Soviet arsenal, but they are now upstaged by the massive 340 mm S-25 rocket. The best S-25O variant (the OF and OFM should be disregarded) contains 58 kg of TNT, nearly as much as the [[Tiny Tim]], and makes most rockets look like firecrackers. With a maximum flight speed of 555 m/s, the S-25O can be slinged at targets from standoff distances with CCIP and still make a huge mess upon impact. Generally, the choice of rockets should be a mix between the S-13KO (capacity) and S-25 (sheer power).
+The three flavors of HE rockets are much more effective. The S-13OF is a 122 mm podded rocket that has enough TNT equivalent to destroy light targets easily, even through splash damage, and can still knock out MBTs with direct hits and a bit of luck. The 240 mm S-24B bunker-buster is a well known fixture in the Soviet arsenal, but they are now upstaged by the massive 340 mm S-25 rocket. The best S-25O variant (the OF and OFM should be disregarded) contains 58 kg of TNT, nearly as much as the [[Tiny Tim]], and makes most rockets look like firecrackers. With a maximum flight speed of 555 m/s, the S-25O can be slinged at targets from standoff distances with CCIP and still make a huge mess upon impact. Generally, the choice of rockets should be a mix between the S-13OF (capacity) and S-25 (sheer power).
 The Su-25 has a number of precision weapons as well, owing to the Klen-PS laser rangefinder/designation system in its nose. The Kh-25ML ("Karen") and Kh-29L ("Kedge") are laser-guided air-to-ground missiles with high speed and very large HE warheads. The S-25L is a laser-guided version of the S-25 with a launch range of 7 km, but unfortunately the TNT equivalent of 20 kg is a shadow of the S-25O's glory and it has a harder time maneuvering than a true missile. While these weapons are long-ranged and pack a punch, the main issue is the primitive nature of the Klen-PS system, similar to the challenges of the Su-17/22 family and the MiG-27M. It has a poor optical zoom (with no TV camera, the pilot is left only with the view through the cockpit), so spotting tanks at the distances where the full range and accuracy of laser-guided weapons would be useful is difficult, and does not have an auto-tracker, so hitting moving targets is a big challenge. The limited field of view also forces the Su-25 to essentially joust at whatever it is aiming at, a poor idea when the airspace is contested or SAMs are on the field. Thus, these weapons are situational and many pilots will prefer unguided rockets instead.

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 The '''{{Specs|name}}''' is a rank {{Specs|rank}} Soviet strike aircraft {{Battle-rating}}. It was introduced in [[Update "Drone Age"]].
 == General info ==
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 ** 1 x 30 mm GSh-30-2 cannon, chin-mounted (250 rpg)
 ** 1 x 30 mm GSh-30-2 cannon + 256 x countermeasures
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 * 4 x 23 mm GSh-23L cannons (250 rpg = 1,000 total)
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 == Usage in battles ==
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 The Su-25 is best suited for low altitude attack runs on enemy ground units. Its multitude of air-to-ground weapons as well as its good survivability allow it to perform CAS role in Ground Realistic Battles very well. In Air Realistic Battles, it still is a force to be reckoned with in terms of ground attack, being able to erase a huge chunk of enemy points if left alone. The large quantity of unguided rockets allows for mass destruction of most ground targets. Additionally, the GSh-30-2 cannon will easily rip through light, medium and heavy tanks from the sides or the rear, the same applies to light pillboxes if aimed at the top. The aircraft can also use its bombs for striking strategic bombing points. In terms of air-to-air combat, the Su-25 can utilize its excellent R-60M missiles for self-defence, being able to lock onto incoming enemy planes from any direction. Keep in mind that as long as you maintain your speed, you might keep up in a dogfight with an opponent but after a few turns the aircraft will bleed a lot of speed and become very sluggish.
 === Pros and cons ===

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 {{Specs-Avia-Suspended}}
 <!-- ''Describe the aircraft's suspended armament: additional cannons under the wings, bombs, rockets and torpedoes. This section is especially important for bombers and attackers. If there is no suspended weaponry remove this subsection.'' -->
-The '''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' can be outfitted with the following ordnance presets:
+The '''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' can be outfitted with the following ordnance:
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-! 23 mm GSh-23L cannons (250 rpg)
+! [[GSh-23L (23 mm)|23 mm GSh-23L]] cannons (250 rpg)
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 == Usage in battles ==

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 {{About
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-| usage = the premium version
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-| link = Su-25K
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 ;Videos
-{{Youtube-gallery|qR4zPyav9hk|'''The Shooting Range #320''' - ''Metal Beasts'' section at 00:26 discusses the {{PAGENAME}}.|5Vexxf35JRs|'''Su-25 : A Basic Review''' - ''Tims Variety''}}
+{{Youtube-gallery|C4P93QnwRlI|'''The Shooting Range #349''' - ''Arsenal'' section at 07:26 discusses the {{PAGENAME}}.|qR4zPyav9hk|'''The Shooting Range #320''' - ''Metal Beasts'' section at 00:26 discusses the {{PAGENAME}}.|5Vexxf35JRs|'''Su-25 : A Basic Review''' - ''Tims Variety''}}
 == See also ==

Su-25 - Revision history

U44629479: Edits

U92533794: General improvements to page, corrected spelling errors and added details

U38088265: /* Suspended armament */ Updated

U38088265: Edits

U120313908: /* Description */Updated to new standards /* History */Expanded history of the aircraft

U79942984: Fixed typos.

U79942984: Wrote intro, armaments, added to usage in battles.

U38088265: /* Suspended armament */ Updated

U44629479: Corrected About template

U44629479: /* Media */ Added Shooting Range episode

U120313908: /* Description /Updated to new standards / History */Expanded history of the aircraft