Artillery units of the Vietnam People's Army have begun training with 105mm self-propelled guns manufactured by the Z751 enterprise.
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| According to the Vietnam National Defense Channel, after a long period of testing, the Z751 Joint Enterprise recently delivered the 105mm self-propelled artillery system, manufactured by the factory, to many artillery units throughout the army. Currently, many artillery units have intensified training for officers and soldiers to thoroughly understand the features and tactical skills of this improved artillery system. (Image source: Vietnam National Defense Channel) |
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| The 105mm self-propelled guns that Z751 delivered to combat units belong to the first generation of this type of artillery, using the Ural-375D chassis. Image source: QPVN |
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| Through trial use, all units highly praised this new type of self-propelled howitzer. (Image source: QPVN) |
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| The 105mm self-propelled howitzer significantly enhances the power of the 105mm towed howitzer by reducing the number of operators, offering easier handling, high mobility, and high survivability. It is truly well-suited for modern warfare demanding precision and rapid engagement. (Image source: QPVN) |
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| The photo shows a 105mm self-propelled artillery piece accurately firing at its target during a test firing. (Image source: QPVN) |
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| Besides manufacturing self-propelled artillery pieces for rapid delivery to artillery units throughout the army, Z751 is also actively working on upgrading to a new version – the M3 generation. (Image source: QPVN) |
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| Specifically, the M3 version will use the new generation Ural 43200710 off-road transport vehicle chassis. Compared to the Ural-375D, the Ural 43200710 has a larger payload capacity, allowing for the deployment of more support vehicles for the self-propelled artillery battery. Image source: QPVN |
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| Of course, the 105mm cannon remains unchanged. Image source: QPVN |
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| The fundamental replacement is the addition of a 12.7mm NSV anti-aircraft machine gun to the vehicle's auxiliary cabin. This gun will serve as a secondary weapon to protect the complex during air attacks. Image source: QPVN |
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| In addition, the protective armor design around the gun helps it avoid shrapnel. Image source: QPVN |
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| The vehicle is also equipped with a quick-assembly steel frame for deploying camouflage tarpaulins for troop movement and concealment. (Image source: QPVN) |
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| The Ural 43200710 also surpasses the Ural 375D in its ability to maneuver in complex terrain. (Image source: QPVN) |
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