Is that a 30mm rotary cannon AND missiles in a wheeled chassis? Sign me up
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I would like more fire and forgets… SACLOS works way too poorly and is way too unreliable now.
FNF is relentless, easy and reliable! (In spite of the range and weather limitations in the case of IRs).
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Exactly. FnF radar missile such as the ground fire sparrow or rim-46 RAM would be amazing for anti-cas esspecially once stuff like f-15s start dropping agm-88s at 20 km
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absolutely anything for the WW2 era would be pretty nice
last time we received an SPAA for that BR bracket was when the US first became a playable nation
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That snowmobile bofors looks like an event vehicle (winter prob)
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FM90(HQ-7B)
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odd helmet for sth chinese
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The Germans helped them till ~1938.
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this one
or this bad boy
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The top one looks soo long and soo flat. I hate and love looking at it at the same time
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Yeah looks like a pushback vehicle from an airport.
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Useless but fun.
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Depends on the BR its placed at imo. MCLOS control in WT are a whole lot easier then they are IRL I wager xD
I could see it making a viable system to fight early bracket helis and early jets as a say, 8.7 missile.
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Wouldnt that have horrible turret traverse? I wouldnt call Type-62 turret traverse rate anywhere good for SPAA
Also unrelated but:
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It doesn’t have an M in the end.
buk m2
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Haha XD wtf is that
Actually I have no idea what was the purpose of this modification. Since it used a AA gun I thought it would be the best to call it a SPAA. There isn’t much information about this vehicle. It could have been an IFV in real life.