Containerized Squad Dugout Shelter
Early model containerized shelter
Early model containerized shelter
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Capacity: 10 men (6 beds) (20 men and 12 beds in the CSDS-L)
Sockets: 4 power, 2 network (8 power, 2 network in the CSDS-L
Price: $150,000 New Dornalian / $200,000 CSDS-L
Mass: 4 tons empty / 6 tons empty
DPR: $100 million
Background: In an era marked by advanced precision artillery, sophisticated loitering munitions, and the heightened lethality of small arms, the imperative to evolve battlefield fortifications has never been greater. Traditional infantry shelters, often laboriously hand-built, are becoming inadequate in providing the necessary protection in modern combat scenarios.
The initial response from military forces globally was to introduce prefabricated or semi-prefabricated shelters. However, these early iterations, while innovative, were limited in space, functionality, and still demanded significant assembly efforts.
The initial response from military forces globally was to introduce prefabricated or semi-prefabricated shelters. However, these early iterations, while innovative, were limited in space, functionality, and still demanded significant assembly efforts.
An early generation prefabricated shelter.
To address these challenges, Dillards Industrial Logistics, a leader in cutting-edge logistics solutions, spearheaded a revolutionary approach. Leveraging their expertise in standard shipping containers, Chief Technology Officer Martin Parkov initiated the development of a robust, easily deployable shelter, adaptable to standard military logistics while offering comprehensive protection – including against Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) threats. Following promising tests, production commenced in the company's facilities in Palmyrion and in Allanea.
The Technology: Utilizing a standard shipping container as a starting point, the Containerized Squad Dugout Shelter (CSDS) has been ingeniously adapted to meet military standards. To overcome the structural limitations of a typical container, especially in distributing weight across its roof, the CSDS features dual metal reinforcement racks. These reinforcements adeptly redistribute pressure from the roof to the walls, supporting up to 2 meters of soil overhead – enough to withstand a direct hit from a 155 mm HE-F shell. All external surfaces are primed with a robust layer of grey anti-corrosion paint, customizable with additional paint upon request.
Designed for versatility, the CSDS can be further adapted by skilled combat engineers, with the walls supporting a maximum load of 160 tons. This opens up possibilities for more complex shelter systems.
Transformation of the container includes replacing the double doors with a reinforced, insulated wall featuring a hermetically sealing 2.2 x 0.9 m entrance. Inside, the CSDS houses six foldable bunk beds, a multi-functional workstation/eating area, and ample storage space. Pre-installed cable conduits for Ethernet and electricity (customizable as per client specifications) run throughout, along with four LED lamps powered by an external solar panel charger.
Safety: Ensuring the well-being of personnel, the CSDS's floor is lined with safety rubber to prevent injuries and electrocution risks. Each shelter also comes equipped with a fire extinguisher for added safety.
CBRN Protection: The CSDS is fitted with two versatile ventilation chimneys, one of which doubles as a potential wood stove chimney. Both chimneys are equipped with filters to ensure clean air supply. The shelter boasts a fully enclosed environment when sealed, complete with a positive pressure system and climate control (powered externally), ensuring comfort and safety in various conditions. A supplementary stove is included for use with the reserve chimney, ensuring warmth and utility in off-grid scenarios.
Options: For an investment of $200,000, clients can opt for the extended version of the CSDS, based on a forty-foot container. This larger model accommodates up to 12 individuals comfortably or 20 in a more compact arrangement, catering to larger squad requirements.
The Technology: Utilizing a standard shipping container as a starting point, the Containerized Squad Dugout Shelter (CSDS) has been ingeniously adapted to meet military standards. To overcome the structural limitations of a typical container, especially in distributing weight across its roof, the CSDS features dual metal reinforcement racks. These reinforcements adeptly redistribute pressure from the roof to the walls, supporting up to 2 meters of soil overhead – enough to withstand a direct hit from a 155 mm HE-F shell. All external surfaces are primed with a robust layer of grey anti-corrosion paint, customizable with additional paint upon request.
Designed for versatility, the CSDS can be further adapted by skilled combat engineers, with the walls supporting a maximum load of 160 tons. This opens up possibilities for more complex shelter systems.
Transformation of the container includes replacing the double doors with a reinforced, insulated wall featuring a hermetically sealing 2.2 x 0.9 m entrance. Inside, the CSDS houses six foldable bunk beds, a multi-functional workstation/eating area, and ample storage space. Pre-installed cable conduits for Ethernet and electricity (customizable as per client specifications) run throughout, along with four LED lamps powered by an external solar panel charger.
Safety: Ensuring the well-being of personnel, the CSDS's floor is lined with safety rubber to prevent injuries and electrocution risks. Each shelter also comes equipped with a fire extinguisher for added safety.
CBRN Protection: The CSDS is fitted with two versatile ventilation chimneys, one of which doubles as a potential wood stove chimney. Both chimneys are equipped with filters to ensure clean air supply. The shelter boasts a fully enclosed environment when sealed, complete with a positive pressure system and climate control (powered externally), ensuring comfort and safety in various conditions. A supplementary stove is included for use with the reserve chimney, ensuring warmth and utility in off-grid scenarios.
Options: For an investment of $200,000, clients can opt for the extended version of the CSDS, based on a forty-foot container. This larger model accommodates up to 12 individuals comfortably or 20 in a more compact arrangement, catering to larger squad requirements.
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