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Next new Meng kit Panzerhaubitze 2000
- Thread starter jknaus
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For that to happen you need to be within 10 - 15 km of the target because of elevation vs difrence in loads. Thats almost line of sight teritory I dont think any modern artillery man want to be that close in a world where anti artilery radar can pick up 60mm mortars never mind 155mm shells.
When that close rather run a pack of Multiple rockets and run like hell after shooting.
Then again I come from open bushed country. European war-theatre propably has difrent needs than what you need in open bush warfare.
When that close rather run a pack of Multiple rockets and run like hell after shooting.
Then again I come from open bushed country. European war-theatre propably has difrent needs than what you need in open bush warfare.
I remember reading about that somewhere while back. Different angle of the barrel and different load of powder, I do wonder how often they would do that, I mean how often do you need to put three shells on the same spot? Think three in a row on the same spot would be more devastating.
