(contemplating reverently) Still, it's nice to look at something eternal. Here is a really very necessary thing – the Slingshot (Zu-23-2) is "the second most popular weapon after the "Kalashnikov"." At the same time, she also has a Chinese derivative for Oerlikon shells. That's not counting this one.
Now there will be another boom, because drones.
The gun was put on everything, including new Western machines like the Oshkosh, and an incomprehensible number of such carriers were built. Moreover, it is often not about artisanal upgrades.
And yes, if you remove a soldier, you can get an unexpectedly advanced techniсal. Because remotely controlled "Slingshots" are poorly made even in Iraq, while in Russia programmable projectiles, a fairly advanced fire control system and data exchange with neighboring installations have been screwed to such an installation.
Well, to close the gestalt completely, the ZU-23 was stuck on it. This is a remotely operated armored car. With a redundant laser control channel, its own repeater drone, etc.
Basically, this is a transporter and an "aircraft carrier" with a drone charging device, But yes, it is impossible not to put a "Slingshot" on at least something, it will be practically sacrilege and a violation of the harmony of the universe
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And yes, is offered for export the Final Doomsday Techniсal with an advanced version of the gun. Armored, speed 160 km/h, fuel reserve for 1000 km, a hydropneumatic suspension that blocks the swing of the shooting machine. "Samum" is based on the "forced" Tiger.
And these are the Chinese.
. Although, of course, the ultimate shape of a thing with an anti-aircraft gun looks something like this
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This, however, was a lyric. In fact, I should inform you that
1. By putting a cannon on a Chinese PL-63 APC (available in Invictis) and adding a fairly simple turret, you can get a Chinese "minimum" Shilka " ZPL-63
2. And by putting the gun on the MT-LB and adding a pair of semicircular shields – a serial Iraqi "unit" from the time of Saddam Hussein.
It might be useful for something.