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Umkhonto does not use Giraffe. It uses one of the local options. Most likely RSR 420, but ESR 360, RSR 320 and ESR 220 are also possibile.

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Also about the cactus, the split version would not be used. It would be either 4 R440 or 4 SAHV, no inbetween. The pictture you used is during a presentation, where 2 R440 were used to show the difference. But on the other hand SAHV firing one was a upgraded version, so it introduces more things to the equasion.

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Thank you. I dont wish to solely use Wikipedia, and I try to collaborate specifications between at least another website/source but sometimes I easily cant find additional sources.

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Update #21

Part 1 Additions

  • M458 Eagle (US)

Part 2 Additions

  • RBS 70 VLM (Sweden)
  • ATILGAN PMSS (Turkey)
  • Vuran SUNGUR (Turkey)
  • Arlan 4x4 PMI (Kazakhstan)
  • MT-LB IMLS (Kazakhstan)
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the ranges are switched around and calibres for both are 165mm

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Thank you and corrected.

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Update #22

Part 1 Additions

  • T249 Vigilante (US)
  • General Electric’s DIVAD Proposal (US)
  • Sperry’s DIVAD Proposal (US)
  • Piranha Blazer (UK)
  • FMC M2 Bradley ICV (UK)

Part 2 Additions

  • VBR MPCV (France)
  • MOWAG Trinity (Switzerland)
  • MOWAG Crotale (Switzerland)
  • Nile-23 (Egypt)
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Update #23

  • Updated formatting to show sub-categories in nation headers
  • Compacted Misc nations to spoiler drop down
  • Added some additional links for some vehicles

Part 1 Additions

  • RDF-LT 4 (US)

Part 2 Additions

  • LSPZRA Stalagmit (Poland)
  • VFlab Lpz 51 (Switzerland)
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I have been linked?

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Do you have relevant links for information about SPAAs that I haven’t seen?

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You linked his response in Cactus SAHV instead of the suggestion itself.

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oops. Didn’t even notice.

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Update #24

Part 1 Additions

  • Vulcan Excalibur (US)
  • Defender 2 HMMWV (US)
  • IRIS-T SLS Mk.3 (Germany)
  • Sky Dragon 12 (China)

Part 2 Additions

  • AMX 10 RAA (France)
  • Berliet GBD Roland 2C (France)
  • M987 FVS Crotale NG (France)
  • PZA Loara (Poland)
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INPjV2q

Bit more info on it.

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Also, this could be added for USA as well:

D-kJugOWkAE9rA2
D-kJugOWkAE9rA21256×2048 376 KB

D-kJz5bW4AA7aZK
D-kJz5bW4AA7aZK1388×1308 390 KB

D-kMIqjW4AAePP_
D-kMIqjW4AAePP_2688×1565 365 KB

D-kMRTKXkAIc4Jy
D-kMRTKXkAIc4Jy1110×978 234 KB

edit: the 11rpm claim in the first image is 100% a typo

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Update #25

Part 1 Additions

  • M6A3 Bradley M-SHORAD (US)
  • Mobile C-RAM Centurion (US)
  • XM701 GLAADS (US)
  • Rapira-3 (Russia)
  • FLAADS-L (UK)
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Update #26

Part 2 Additions

TRIDON Mk.1 (Sweden)
ItPsv SU-57-2M - Ps 462 (Sweden - Finland)
PZA SA-35 (Poland)

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K-31 Cheonma uses missiles that domestic developed by LIG Nexone, not VT1. If you look at pictures or videos of the Crotale and Cheonma missiles, it is easy to see that they have different shapes.

Crotale

K-31 Cheonma



Specifications from academic paper

Specifications from official Youtube channel of ROK Ministry of National Defense




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Do you know from when the academic paper is? Im asking, because SAHV is listed as 128kg with 6km ceiling and 1998 introduction date. That data is weird.

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The Chinese Crotale systems have very different missiles though, definitely not VT-1s though I agree.