Self Propelled Gun/Rocket Launcher

pesoleati

New Member
Registered Member
The upgraded control console for the PHL-03 300mm MLRS.

New console:
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Old console:
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what if some one lost the key in the dark during the battle?
 

BoraTas

Major
Registered Member
Never understood the point of those shell when MRLS exist.
Some nations don't field MRLS. For those who do field it would be mostly useless. I can think of two possibilities when a ramjet shell would be useful.

1- Some point target far away needs to be prosecuted but all MRLS are busy or waiting for munitions.
2- A low altitude shot to avoid the counter-battery radar.
 

no_name

Colonel
The fins are curved so they can be flush with the rest of the munition as it is moving through the barrel.
I know that. I'm just trying to understand whether curved fins would work in the same way as a straight fins or there is some difference in how they operate.
 

by78

General
A study on the trends and requirements of next generation self-propelled 155mm artillery system.
Some salient points:
– Longer firing range: 50km or more from the current 30km.
– Increased networking and sensor fusion with various assets such as drones.
– Increased cooperative engagement capabilities.
– More flexible propellant charges
– Guided shells with more guidance modes
– Extensive use of AI and automation to reduce human workload
– New power packs (hinting at hybrids), more mobility.
– Increased protection.

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