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ZSU-23-4 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Based on the chassis of the PT-76 light tank, the ZSU-23-4 mounts an armoured turret holding four liquid-cooled AZP-85 23 mm cannons linked to a RPK-2 "Gun Dish" 30 mm Radar. The 23 mm version of this weapon system was known as the ZU-23-2, a towed mount carrying two 23 mm cannons. It combined a proven radar system, the amphibious chassis of the PT-76 light tank and four 23 mm cannons. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/ZSU-23-4   (843 words)

ZSU-23-4 Shilka - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The ZSU-23-4 "Shilka" was brought into service in 1965. The 23 mm version of this weapon system was known as the ZU-23-2, a towed mount carrying two 23 mm cannons. The Soviet Union's successor states continue to manufacture and supply variants of the Shilka, notably the Ukrainian 4M4 and the Belarusian 4M5. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/ZSU-23-4   (820 words)

Indian Army - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Strategically, the war proved to be a stalemate and the ceasefire on September 23 was followed by talks in Tashkent (brokered by the Soviet Union), where Indian Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri and Ayub Khan agreed to withdraw to virtually all pre-war positions. III {3} Corps - Dimapur, Nagaland; IV {4} Corps - Tezpur, Assam; XXXIII {33} Corps - Siliguri, West Bengal A Brigade generally consists of 3 Infantry Battalions along with elements of various Combat and Support Arms and Services and is headed by a Brigadier equivalent to a Brigadier General. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Indian_Army   (3707 words)

ZSU-23 23MM Antiaircraft Gun ZSU 23-4 Shilka, is capable of acquiring, tracking and engaging low-flying aircraft (as well as mobile ground targets while either in place or on the move). Supply trucks, which follow the ZSUs at a distance of 1.5 to 2.5 km, carry an estimated additional 3,000 rounds for each of the four ZSUs. Employed in pairs 200 meters apart, 400 meters behind battalion leading elements, it is commonly used to surpress ATGM launch sites, such as TOW vehicles. www.fas.org /man/dod-101/sys/land/row/zsu-23-4.htm   (742 words)

ZSU-23-4 The main armament is 4 x AZP-23 23mm cannons. Targets can be engaged using only 1 or 2 of the 4 guns. This sight also makes the ZSU a devastating weapon against lightly armored ground targets. members.aol.com /panzersgt/Threat/zsu234.html   (526 words)

IAF Museum - ZSU 23-4 Gundish The ZSU 23-4 is a fully integrated, self-propelled antiaircraft gun system with B-76 Gun Dish radar and four liquid-cooled AZP-23 23mm cannons mounted on a modified PT-76 chassis. The ZSU 23-4 is one of the most common self-propelled antiaircraft gun systems in the world. It can acquire and track low-flying aircraft with an effective range of 2,500 meters. www.davidpride.com /Aviation/IAF_139.htm   (79 words)

Employment Of The AH-1T (Tow) Against The ZSU-23-4 The four ZSU's of the MRR are heavily committed providing protection to the 146 armored vehicles organic to the regiment.8 Although the radar system of the ZSU is an asset, as was previously mentioned, it also has liabilities. A ZSU that has elected to maintain "radar silence" or that has had its radar destroyed has a significantly degraded capability to acquire and hit an aerial target, because it must conduct its fire mission manually, utilizing optical sighting. Another drawback of the ZSU's radar is that during operation it radiates energy, making it susceptible to detection and giving away the position of the unit it is attempting to protect. www.globalsecurity.org /military/library/report/1984/CSJ.htm   (4214 words)

Air defense Weapons of the Former USSR & Russia It is capable of engaging targets between the altitude limits of 30 and 14000 m and can sustain 23 g maneuvers. The missile length is 5.6 m, diameter is 0.4 m and the wing span is 1.2 m. Both versions have a fuselage diameter of 0.86 m, a wing span of 2.3 m and a tail span of 2.73 m. www.gulflink.osd.mil /irfna/irfna_refs/n28en030/airdef.html   (10421 words)

A Brief Guide to Russian Armored Fighting Vehicles ZSU is the Soviet designation Zenitnaia Samokhodnaia Ustanovka (self-propelled anti-aircraft mount), 23 is the calibre of the weapons (23 mm) and 4 represents the number of weapons in the system. The main drawback of the twin 57 mm ZSU-57-2 (qv) self-propelled anti-aircraft gun was its slow rate of fire and lack of any radar or fire-control system. The turret was also fitted with an acquisition and tracking radar which supplied information to the fire-control computer. www.aeronautics.ru /archive/armored_vehicles/zsu-23-4.htm   (469 words)

Military Factory - ZSU 23-4 The ZSU 23-4 AAA System is Widely Used By Third World Countries. The Shilka ZSU (Zenitaya Samokhodnaya Ustanovka) Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft Gun features four liquid-cooled 23mm cannons which are capable of firing upwards to a range of 3,000m. Targeting can be achieved either optically by the crew or electronically via the on-board radar, which can be folded flat in transit. www.militaryfactory.com /armor/popup.asp?armor_id=14   (77 words)

zsu234.htm However, if you are careless enough to fly over a hilltop or around a ridge without checking first to see that it is all clear, you may well find yourself well within range of the ZSU, which can be quite deadly at close range. The key to beating this system (as with all air defense threats, but especially this one) is early detection and destruction or avoidance. www.halo5.net /trg/zsu234.htm   (112 words)

Destroyed Iraqi ZSU U.S. Army soldiers inspecting a destroyed Iraqi ZSU 23-4 self-propelled anti-aircraft piece near Basra, Iraq, March 2, 1991. The 13th Signal Battalion photos are Copyright © 1994-2000, Norman Jarvis. Andy Hoskinson reserves the right to delete any content which he finds objectionable, obscene, illegal, or otherwise inappropriate, but does not guarantee that he will monitor the activities on the discussion forums or any other portion of the web site. www.hoskinson.net /gulfwar/zsu.html   (110 words)

thinktank0109.txt JH Sounds as though the gun tubes might have come from the ZSU-23-4 kit, although the flash hiders are different. JH -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4) From: John Harris [jc.harris@ntlworld.com] Subject: ZU-23-2 Take IV Some info at, http://www.army.mil/cmh-pg/books/www/286a.htm http://www.df.ru/~dish/zu23-1r.htm (good pictures from Leningrad, essential to use the Azimut set) http://www.hcs5.navy.mil/threats/zu-23_main.html http://www.nellis.af.mil/UNITS/547IS/TTF/ZU232.htm. Still, I fail to recall any ammunition boxes in the Dragon ZSU, so maybe they are AEF originals. apma.org.au /thinktank/thinktank0109.txt   (639 words)

9901.txt ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 12 Jan 1999 16:08:39 EST From: SharpInt@aol.com Subject: Re: Maps of Poland + ZSU-23-4 The Soviet ZSU has its full spefications in Jane's All The World's Armor. The ZSU is alledgely easy to roll over, if this happens the driver will be covered in battery acid. The ZSU is alledgely easy to roll over, if this happens the >driver will be covered in battery acid. www.ludd.luth.se:81 /~antenna/ml/99/9901.txt   (5131 words)

Week of 4 December 2000 The ZSU-23-4 is the scourge of attack aircraft. It's a quad-barreled 23 mm (90 caliber) automatic cannon with a cyclic rate of 800 to 1,000 rounds/minute/barrel. www.ttgnet.com /daynotes/2000/20001204.html   (3030 words)

Russian Tracked SP Antiaircraft The result of this was the ZSU-30-6, basically a modified ZSU 23-4 with slightly better radar and armed with the 30mm AO-17A Gatling gun from aircraft such as the SU-25 and SU-27 series aircraft. Twilight 2000 Notes: This little-seen antiaircraft vehicle is the result of three goals: the desire to produce an antiaircraft vehicle more effective than the ZSU-23-4, the use of aircraft cannon from attack aircraft grounded due to maintenance issues or damage, and the need to do both quickly and with as little additional expense as possible. www.pmulcahy.com /tracked_spaa/russian_tspaa.htm   (914 words)

ARMOURED FIGHTING VEHICLE The Shilka ZSU-23-4 Anti-aircraft Self-Propelled Gun was developed in the 1960's as a replacement for the ZSU-57-2. Based on the chassis of the PT-76 Tank, and the ASU-85 self propelled gun, the Shilka is armed with four liquid cooled 23mm cannons with a maximum firing range, against ground targets, of 3,000 meters and against aircraft as flying as low as 2,500 meters. The Shilka is employed in pairs, 200 meters apart, with a matching pair of SA-9/GASKIN SAM systems, 400 meters behind thier assigned battalain. www.macrossrpg.com /~blitzkrieg/UNSD/shilka.html   (569 words)

ZSU-23 23MM Antiaircraft Gun ZSU 23-4 Shilka, is capable of acquiring, tracking and engaging low-flying aircraft (as well as mobile ground targets while either in place or on the move). Supply trucks, which follow the ZSUs at a distance of 1.5 to 2.5 km, carry an estimated additional 3,000 rounds for each of the four ZSUs. Employed in pairs 200 meters apart, 400 meters behind battalion leading elements, it is commonly used to surpress ATGM launch sites, such as TOW vehicles. www.fas.org /man/dod-101/sys/land/row/zsu-23-4.htm   (742 words)

Webshots Community - Guestbook for Syrian ZSU 23-4 Webshots Community - Guestbook for Syrian ZSU 23-4 You must be logged in to add a comment. Be the first person to comment on this album! community.webshots.com /guestbook?albumID=73031034   (26 words)

thinktank0018.txt The Dragon/DML ZSU 23-4, I do not know about, as I do not own one. 2: Thanks, British Army Camouflage, and an Answer 3: ZSU-23-4 kits 4: BATUS zap numbers 5: Staghound III 6: Diorama bases 7: British Challenger Engine Packs -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TRADERS, ANNOUNCEMENTS & NOTICEBOARD INDEX 1: MIL-MOD is online!! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4) From: MALCOLM IRESON [ireson@carltons36.freeserve.co.uk] Subject: BATUS zap numbers To answer your question, yes, they are white numbers on black. apma.org.au /thinktank/thinktank0018.txt   (1526 words)

Cybermodeler Online - Trumpeter 1/35 SA-6 Russian Anti-Aircraft Missile w/Launcher The driver's hatch can be positioned open just like the DML ZSU-23-4, and like the ZSU, these hatches are best left closed as there is not interior in the driver's compartment. As before, the Israelis encountered the Egyptian air defenses and while the SA-2 and SA-3 were easy enough to defeat, they encountered two new players on the battlefield, the SA-6 and the ZSU-23-4. Anyone entering the kill ring of the SA-6 was pretty much history, while those using low-level ingress/egress tactics to avoid the SAMs were ripped apart by the hail of radar-directed 23mm fire from the ZSU. www.cybermodeler.com /hobby/kits/tru/kit_tru_sa-6.shtml   (705 words)

AllRefer.com - Kuwait - Organization and Mission of the Forces Kuwaiti Information Resource Its inventory included about eighty combat aircraft, mainly Mirage F1s from France and A-4 Skyhawks from the United States, and more than forty helicopters of French manufacture, some fitted for assault missions with antitank missiles. Ground-based air defense was structured around the United States improved Hawk (I-Hawk) missile system, tied into Saudi air defense to receive data transmitted by United States and Saudi AWACS aircraft that had been operating in the area since the start of the Iran-Iraq War. The air force complement in 1990 before the gulf war was estimated at 2,200, excluding foreign personnel. reference.allrefer.com /country-guide-study/kuwait/kuwait53.html   (968 words)

ZU-23 23MM Antiaircraft Gun Twin 23mm air -cooled ZAP 23 cannons, traverses 360 degrees www.fas.org /man/dod-101/sys/land/row/zu-23.htm   (394 words)

Harpoon HQ - Harpoon Classic, Harpoon II, Harpoon 3, Harpoon 4 Harpoon HQ - Harpoon Classic, Harpoon II, Harpoon 3, Harpoon 4 The file you are looking for does not exist. harpoonhq.com /encyclopedia/HTML_Files/.../facilities_db/67.htm   (20 words)

airdef.html It is capable of engaging targets between the altitude limits of 30 and 14000 m and can sustain 23 g maneuvers. Supply trucks, which follow the ZSUs at a distance of 1.5 to 2.5 kilometers, carry an estimated additional 3,000 rounds for each of the four ZSUs. Both versions have a fuselage diameter of 0.86 m, a wing span of 2.3 m and a tail span of 2.73 m. galeb.etf.bg.ac.yu /~lukija/razno/airdef.html   (10465 words)

Shilka - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ZSU-23-4 Shilka, Russian self propelled, radar guided anti-aircraft weapon system. This is a disambiguation page: a list of articles associated with the same title. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Shilka   (83 words)

F-16.net :: View topic - F-16A/B versus ZSU-23-4 Shilka/SA-8 Imagine two Falcons are attacking tank battalion in wooden/urban areas, they have some CBU-87s and Rockeyes while tanks are secureed by 2 ZSU-23-4 Shilkas. But the Shilkas won't do it, as long as the Viper remains all time in medium altitude. A situation like this is not very likely to happen, as most air forces are very aware of the Gecko and Shilka abilities and wouldn't use the CBU-87 alone for such a mission. www.f-16.net /f-16_forum_viewtopic-t-2289.html   (409 words)

Military Factory - ZSU 23-4 The ZSU 23-4 AAA System is Widely Used By Third World Countries. The Shilka ZSU (Zenitaya Samokhodnaya Ustanovka) Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft Gun features four liquid-cooled 23mm cannons which are capable of firing upwards to a range of 3,000m. Although considered non-amphibious, the Shilka is capable of fording water up to a depth of just over 1m. www.militaryfactory.com /armor/popup.asp?armor_id=14   (77 words)

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