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“Why should I dig in my self-propelled howitzer? Its survivability comes from its mobility!” Not always. In this case, a Ukrainian 2S3 152mm SPG survives two direct hits from multiple Russian PGMs (likely 152mm laser-guided Krasnopol), thanks to both overhead cover and its dug-in position. If you’re not considering...

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Фото профиля CJ
CJ1 год назад

The exact status is not known, but it probably can be repaired. H/T: @AndrewPerpetua Source:

Фото профиля RedDeer.Games IR
RedDeer.Games IR2 лет назад

Our hottest launch of 2024 is here! 🔥 Who will take up the challenge of aerial duels? 🛩️ "Warhammer 40,000: Dakka Squadron" is available now on the Nintendo eShop! More info:

Фото профиля Steveo110
Steveo1101 год назад

The new "shoot & scoot": Scoot 50 yards out of your hardened shelter, shoot off 3 rounds, scoot 50 yards back into your shelter.

Фото профиля Joren Garré
Joren Garré1 год назад

Than why ever choosing spg over towed?

Фото профиля Xraig Xohannsen
Xraig Xohannsen1 год назад

@ColbyBadhwar Take out the enemy counter battery radar first, then dig in?

Фото профиля Peter Lustig
Peter Lustig1 год назад

Survivability does not come from mobility in a positional war with a high threat of drones.

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