systèmes d'artilleries autotractés et autopropulsés

PLZ-45

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PLZ kowetien (remarquez la plaque)

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Crew: 5

Combat weight: 33t

Dimension: (Length) 10.52m; (width) 3.30m; (height with AAMG) 3.52m; (height without AAMG) 2.60m

Anti-NBC: Collective

Fire-Supression System: Yes

Calibre: 155mm

Barrel Length: 45 calibre

Barrel Life: 2,500 firings

Maximum Firing Range: (High Explosive or HE): 24km; (Extended Range Full Bore, or ERFB) 30km; (Extended Range Full Bore, Hollow Base, Base Bleed, or ERFB-HB-BB) 39km

Rate of Fire: intense 4~5 rounds/min; sustained 2 rounds/min

Loading system: semi-automatic

Fire Control: Direct or indirect firing with electro-optical sighting system for day/night operations; onboard computer; GPS

Second Weapon: 12.7 mm anti-aircraft machine gun

Smoke Grenade: 2 sets of 4-barrel launchers
Onboard Ammunition Load: (155mm) 30; (12.7mm) 480

je tiens à préciser qu'il a une autonomie de 450km, alors que celle du M109A5 n'est que de 349km, soit une différence de 101km !!!
L'algérie en a pris un bataillon (18 pièces)

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specifications:

Crew: 5

Combat weight: 33t

Dimension: (Length) 10.52m; (width) 3.30m; (height with AAMG) 3.52m; (height without AAMG) 2.60m

Anti-NBC: Collective

Fire-Supression System: Yes

Calibre: 155mm

Barrel Length: 45 calibre

Barrel Life: 2,500 firings

Maximum Firing Range: (High Explosive or HE): 24km; (Extended Range Full Bore, or ERFB) 30km; (Extended Range Full Bore, Hollow Base, Base Bleed, or ERFB-HB-BB) 39km

Rate of Fire: intense 4~5 rounds/min; sustained 2 rounds/min

Loading system: semi-automatic

Fire Control: Direct or indirect firing with electro-optical sighting system for day/night operations; onboard computer; GPS

Second Weapon: 12.7 mm anti-aircraft machine gun

Smoke Grenade: 2 sets of 4-barrel launchers
Onboard Ammunition Load: (155mm) 30; (12.7mm) 480

je tiens à préciser qu'il a une autonomie de 450km, alors que celle du M109A5 n'est que de 349km, soit une différence de 101km !!!
L'algérie en a pris un bataillon (18 pièces)

L'Algerie a egalement testé dans le cadre de l'operation "zaafrane" le Caesar et un temps l'ANP a évoquée le G6 sud africain.

PGM

Le G6 d'ARMSCOR est trop classe

c´est celui-la que je veux pour les FAR,esperont un upgrade des A5->paladin

Yakuza a écrit:

c´est celui-la que je veux pour les FAR,esperont un upgrade des A5->paladin

idem pour moi !
Le Paladin c'est la Rolls-Royce de l'artirellie tracté

Le top c'est les 2 G6/Paladin..

le paladin aussi est magnifique.

Yakuza a écrit:

c´est celui-la que je veux pour les FAR,esperont un upgrade des A5->paladin

Yakuza je ne crois pas qu'un tel Upgrade existe ... le Paladin c'est le top du top

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The PHL03, also referred as the Type 03, multiple launch rocket system is a Chinese version of the Russian BM-30 Smerch. It was developed by NORINCO and reportedly entered service with the Chinese army in 2004 - 2005. The PHL03 is being proposed for the export customers as the AR-2. Currently it is one of the most powerful artillery rocket systems in the world.

The PHL03 has 12 tubes for 300-mm rockets. The standard rocket weights around 800 kg. Some sources claim that it's maximum firing range is 150 km, however it is most likely to be up to 100 km. It is unknown what type of warheads are available for the PHL03. These probably include HE-FRAG and cluster warheads with anti-armor and anti-personnel submunitions.
The PHL03 is based on a Wanshan 8x8 high mobility truck chassis.
A reloading vehicle is based on the same 8x8 chassis and is fitted with a hydraulic crane and carries 12 reload rockets. Reloading usually takes place remotely from firing position, to avoid counter-battery fire.

voici l'un des deux exemplaire Sholef avec un canon de 155mm de Soltam system,sur un chasis de merkava 3,avec une portée de 45 km il est capable de tiré en mouvement .



celui la c'est l'Atmos toujours de Soltam



video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KlLu2rf4iNM

GlaivedeSion a écrit:

voici l'un des deux exemplaire Sholef avec un canon de 155mm de Soltam system,sur un chasis de merkava 3,avec une portée de 45 km il est capable de tiré en mouvement .

N'importe quoi et, qui plus est, sans aucun intéret !

Une pièce d'artillerie n'a rigoureusement aucun besoin de tirer en roulant, elle ne fait pas du combat de rencontre comme un char de bataille !

Caesar

Mon P'tit Canard a écrit:

GlaivedeSion a écrit:

voici l'un des deux exemplaire Sholef avec un canon de 155mm de Soltam system,sur un chasis de merkava 3,avec une portée de 45 km il est capable de tiré en mouvement .

N'importe quoi et, qui plus est, sans aucun intéret !

Une pièce d'artillerie n'a rigoureusement aucun besoin de tirer en roulant, elle ne fait pas du combat de rencontre comme un char de bataille !

Je ne veut en aucun cas étre impolie mais tu ferai mieu de te renseigner avant d'affirmer de tels propos .

la capacité qu'a le Sholef a tiré en mouvement fait de lui une arme redoutable dans la mesure ou il complique singuliérement la tache de la contre batterie adverse ,une cible mouvante est plus difficile a localisé et detruire qu'une cible statique . c'est la premiére chose qu'apprenent les artillieurs en formation contre batterie.

Le canard n'est plus parmis nous .. RIP

moi je dis Bravo! Israel a su se rendre de plus en plus indépendante du grand Allié américain

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GMLRS Artillery Rocket Sets New Distance Record


Released on Thursday, November 05, 2009

Lockheed Martin's Guided MLRS Reaches New Distance Record In Successful Test

DALLAS, TX, November 5th, 2009 -- Lockheed Martin successfully fired a U.S. Army Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System (GMLRS) rocket 92 kilometers in a recent test at White Sands Missile Range, NM. The flawless test highlighted recent product improvements of this battle-proven system to give it a longer reach, maintaining its accuracy and effectiveness while minimizing potential collateral damage.

Firing crews for the launch were from the 5th Battalion, 3rd Field Artillery from Fort Lewis, WA. This test firing of a unitary GMLRS met all mission objectives, which included:

Verify production of GMLRS and HIMARS production lines; Validating rocket and launcher reliability; Proving performance of system software; and Obtaining performance, technical and reliability data.

"Lockheed Martin is constantly improving its products to give our customers more value and enhanced capabilities," said Scott Arnold, vice president for Precision Fires and Combat Maneuver Systems at Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control. "Operational feedback from deployed forces is providing us valuable insight so we can enhance our systems' capabilities to better support the service members we rely on to defend our nations' frontiers."

GMLRS is a combat-proven evolutionary family of rockets that also scored numerous successes again in Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom, where more than 1,200 have been fired by the U.S. Army and Marine Corps, and British Army artillery in Afghanistan and Iraq. The GMLRS system, in combat, has maintained a reliability rating of over 98 percent.

GMLRS is the world's premier long-range rocket artillery round designed specifically for destroying high-priority targets at ranges of 70 km and beyond. Successfully employed in both urban and non-urban environments, it is able to operate in all climate and light conditions while remaining beyond the range of most conventional weapons. Each GMLRS is packaged in a MLRS launch pod and is fired from the MLRS Family of Launchers.

The GMLRS rocket used in this test was fired from a High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS) launcher, the newest member of the MLRS launcher family. HIMARS can accommodate the entire family of MLRS munitions, including all variants of the Guided MLRS rocket and Army Tactical Missile System (ATACMS) missiles. Designed to enable troops to engage and defeat artillery, air defense concentrations, trucks, light armor and personnel carriers, as well as support troop and supply concentrations, HIMARS can launch its missiles and move away from the launch area before enemy forces locate the launch site. HIMARS can be transported by C-130 "Hercules" aircraft, which allows HIMARS to be deployed into areas inaccessible to heavier launchers, and is a force multiplier to the units it supports. GMLRS is an international cooperative program among the United States, France, Germany, Italy and the United Kingdom. Other international customers include the United Arab Emirates and Singapore.

http://www.deagel.com/news/GMLRS-Artillery-Rocket-Sets-New-Distance-Record_n000006733.aspx

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The F1 GCT (Grand Cadence de Tir - high rate of fire) self-propelled gun was developed since late 1960s. First prototype was built in 1972. Production of the F1 GCT commenced in 1977 and ceased in 1993. A total of 250 vehicles were built for the French Army. Some self-propelled guns were exported to Iraq, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia.

The F1 GCT is armed with a 155-mm / L40 gun, fitted with an autoloader. It has a maximum rate of fire of 8 rounds per minute. The gun can be loaded manually with a maximum rate of 1 - 2 rounds per minute. The F1 GCT fires standard and rocket-assisted HE-FRAG projectiles, armor-piercing, smoke and incendiary projectiles. Maximum range of fire is 23.5 km with standard HE-FRAG projectile and 30 km with rocket-assisted. It is also capable of firing ADC anti-armor precision guided projectiles. The F1 GCT carries a total of 42 projectiles and 42 charges, stored in the ammunition racks.

Armor of the F1 GCT provides protection against small arms fire and artillery shell splinters. It is also fitted with an NBC protection and automatic fire suppression systems.

Vehicle has a crew of four, including commander, gunner, loader and driver.

The F1 GCT self-propelled gun is based on the AMX-30 man battle tank hull. Vehicle is powered by Hispano-Suiza HS-110 multi-fuel diesel engine, developing 720 hp. Though heavier than the AMX-30, the F1 GCT retains similar mobility.

Ammunition is loaded through the rear resupply hatch. Four men can reload the F1 GCT within 20 minutes.

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