2C6 "Tunguska"

Tunguska (GRAU — 2K22 index, according to the NATO — SA-19 Grison classification) is a Soviet and Russian anti—aircraft cannon and missile system[1][2] (ZPRK), a combat vehicle (anti—aircraft self-propelled gun (ZSU)) developed by the Tula Instrument Design Bureau (it has indexes 2C6 and 2C6M).

Optoelectronic and opto-mechanical devices 2K22 or "Tunguska" were developed in LOMO. The complex got its name from the name of the Tunguska River (a tributary of the Amur) — similar to ZSU-23-4 or "Shilka".

The main nodes of the complex are:

self-propelled tracked lightly armored chassis GM-5975.25[18] or GM-352; Two 30 mm 2A38 anti-aircraft assault rifles; 8 launchers with ammunition of 8 9M311 anti-aircraft guided missiles; A radar system consisting of a target detection radar, a target tracking radar and a ground-based radio interrogator. GM—352 is a tracked chassis equipped with two engines: a diesel V-46-2C1 used to move the chassis, and an auxiliary gas turbine 9I56 used to power the g mechanism

Управление: Fire Action 1 - Основные спаренные 30-мм орудия 2А38. Fire Action 2 - Пуск ЗУРов 9М311. B - Радар. X(Tap) - Отключение горизонтальной стабилизации. L - Фары.

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