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ZSU-23-4 antiaircraft gun

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  • artillery
    / Light weapons

    …in October 1973, the Soviet ZSU-23-4, consisting of four 23-millimetre guns mounted on a tracked vehicle, shot down many Israeli fighters over the Sinai Peninsula. The Bofors firm mounted its guns on wheeled vehicles, and the United States fielded a mobile system called Vulcan, which consisted of a six-barreled, Gatling-type…

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    …in October 1973, the Soviet ZSU-23-4, consisting of four 23-millimetre guns mounted on a tracked vehicle, shot down many Israeli fighters over the Sinai Peninsula. The Bofors firm mounted its guns on wheeled vehicles, and the United States fielded a mobile system called Vulcan, which consisted of a six-barreled, Gatling-type…

    Read More