Search up AK-630 fire rate and see for yourself
Correction, the gun is a AO-18KD while the AK-630 is a different CIWS using the same gun
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Ackchually when mounted on a land system its called a CRAM
No, that’s just what the Americans called theirs.
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A close-in weapon system (CIWS /ˈsiːwɪz/ SEE-wiz) is a point-defense weapon system for detecting and destroying short-range incoming missiles and enemy aircraft which have penetrated the outer defenses, typically mounted on a naval ship. kinda does as in the defenition you used its a naval system
TYPICALLY doesn’t mean ALWAYS
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“Typically” doesnt mean exclusively.
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typically = usually != always
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You sure about that?
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I can hear the eagle noises just looking at that picture
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welcome to learning thats not a ciws thats a C-ram
Not one Kh-38!
Yeah the delays on the roadmap are a bad look. However we do have confirmation that all of the features will be implemented within the next two major updates (so this upcoming one and the one in June)
Yes, no full leak lists but plenty of hints. See my post earlier in this thread.
R we fr rn?
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If we could customize tracer colors, id make the tracers for thisnred white and blue
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panstir M is the naval ciws while S1 and s2 are land models
Bro, it’s a CIWS, just because the Americans decided to call theirs a C-RAM doesn’t mean it isn’t a form of CIWS
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yes and ciws is not always naval so this is still a ciws
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