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Concealed 107mm rocket launcher likely firing Iranian Fadjr-1 rockets used to target the Victory Base Complex in Baghdad.
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🇹🇭: Thailand has switched to foldable anti-drone structures similar to the Ukrainian ones (the footage shows an M42 Duster).
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The SH-15 truck mounted howitzer equipped with a mounted round rack is a modern mobile artillery system designed for rapid deployment and sustained fire support.
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Built on a 6×6 military truck chassis, it carries a 155 mm/52-caliber gun capable of firing standard and rocket-assisted projectiles, reaching ranges of up to 53 km with extended range ammunition.
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🇷🇺: Combatants from DShRG Rusich photographed in Africa with German runes painted on their GAZ APC.
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🇺🇦/🇷🇺: A Russian soldier fires an RPG under enemy fire during intense street fighting in Mariupol.
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On15 March 1954, by decree of the Council of Ministers of the USSR No. 438-194, the SU-122-54 self-propelled artillery system was adopted into service with the Soviet Army. Its design made maximum use of components and assemblies from the T-54 medium tank.
The SU-122-54 self-propelled gun belonged to the class of fully enclosed SPGs with a front-mounted fighting compartment and a rear-mounted engine-transmission compartment. The driver’s compartment was combined with the fighting compartment, allowing all five crew members to communicate freely.
The vehicle’s main armament was the 122-mm rifled D-49 gun, while the secondary armament consisted of two 14.5-mm Vladimirov machine guns (KPVT).
Serial production was carried out in small batches, with the total number produced reaching about 100 vehicles.
In 1960s, some SU-122-54 self-propelled guns were converted into medium armored tractors, and later in the 1980s into BMR-1 mine-clearing vehicles.
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The SU-122-54 self-propelled gun belonged to the class of fully enclosed SPGs with a front-mounted fighting compartment and a rear-mounted engine-transmission compartment. The driver’s compartment was combined with the fighting compartment, allowing all five crew members to communicate freely.
The vehicle’s main armament was the 122-mm rifled D-49 gun, while the secondary armament consisted of two 14.5-mm Vladimirov machine guns (KPVT).
Serial production was carried out in small batches, with the total number produced reaching about 100 vehicles.
In 1960s, some SU-122-54 self-propelled guns were converted into medium armored tractors, and later in the 1980s into BMR-1 mine-clearing vehicles.
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