20-10-2003, 16:14
All of our current developments have been completed. We as a nation that has made strides to producing some of the best artillery in the world and now we offer it to you. These weapons are devastating and can be offered with guided, high explosive, shrapnel, incinidery, or standard shells.
C3 95mm Howitzer
The standard
Shell Type - High Explosive
Firing Range - 14km
Firing Rate - 1 shell per minute
Crew - 5
Propulsion - N/A
Height - 4 feet
Width - 6 feet
Length - 14 feet
Aiming System - Lever
http://www.norwich.edu/corps/gfx/artillery.jpg
Cost - 75,000 USD
C3 AII 105mm Howitzer
Shell Type - High explosive, shrapnel, incinidery
Firing Range - 20km
Firing Rate - 2 per minute
Crew - 3
Propulsion - N/A
Height - 4 feet
Width - 6 feet
Length - 14 feet
Aiming System - GPS Digital
http://www.warmuseum.org/iraqi%20artillery.jpg
Cost - 250,000 USD
C2 Engineer (For towing non propelled artillery)
Crew - 2 plus gun crew
Range - 240km per tank of gas
Engine - 400hp
Top Speed - 100km/h
Hold - 90 high exlposive shells
http://www.army.forces.gc.ca/lf/English/Images/2_0/12.jpg
Cost - 1,000,000 USD
Mark XII
This is our newest acheivement
The Mark XII is equipped with a 155mm, 52 calibre barrel and can maintain a firing rate of 6 to 8 rounds per minute in sustained fire, or three rounds in 15 seconds in rapid fire.
The FAST-Hit computerised fire management system, developed jointly by Giat and EADS Defense Electronics, an Intertechnique ROB4 muzzle velocity radar system and a SAGEM Sigma 30 navigation system and global positioning system (GPS) are fitted so there is no requirement for topographical teams and goniometers. The weapon has an automatic hydraulic laying system and the loading system is semi-automatic.
The gun can be set into and out of action in less than 1 minute. The weapon system configuration and the provision of hydraulic drives give a time of approximately 30 seconds, to take the Caesar out of battery. A unit of eight Caesar self-propelled artillery vehicles can dispense, in less than one minute, more than one tonne of projectiles, 1,500 bomblets or 48 smart anti-tank munitions on targets at ranges up to 40km.
http://www.army-technology.com/projects/caesar/images/caesar1s.jpg
Cost - 1,400,000 USD
Mark X Self Propelled
A smaller Mark XII, we have spent many months learning the proper war to build this vehicle. While it is slow, it can support infantry with its armour shattering rounds. A cheaper, easier to maintain version of the Mark XII
Armament: 1 - 8.8cm PaK43/2 L/7
Engines: 2 - Maybach HL12OTRM, V-12, gas, 640 hp
Speed: only 12.5 mph
Range: 93 miles
Crew; 6
Weight: 66.9 tons
http://www.battletanks.com/images/Elephant-1_small.jpg
http://www.battletanks.com/images/Elephant-2_small.jpg
http://www.battletanks.com/images/Elephant-3_small.jpg
Cost - 975,000 USD
Shell Costs in USD (Each)
Standard - 1,000
High Explosive (HE) - 4,000
Shrapnel- 3,000
Incinidery - 6,000
Smart (Antitank) - 10,000
Smart (Base Bleed) - 10,000
Bomblet - 2,000
C3 95mm Howitzer
The standard
Shell Type - High Explosive
Firing Range - 14km
Firing Rate - 1 shell per minute
Crew - 5
Propulsion - N/A
Height - 4 feet
Width - 6 feet
Length - 14 feet
Aiming System - Lever
http://www.norwich.edu/corps/gfx/artillery.jpg
Cost - 75,000 USD
C3 AII 105mm Howitzer
Shell Type - High explosive, shrapnel, incinidery
Firing Range - 20km
Firing Rate - 2 per minute
Crew - 3
Propulsion - N/A
Height - 4 feet
Width - 6 feet
Length - 14 feet
Aiming System - GPS Digital
http://www.warmuseum.org/iraqi%20artillery.jpg
Cost - 250,000 USD
C2 Engineer (For towing non propelled artillery)
Crew - 2 plus gun crew
Range - 240km per tank of gas
Engine - 400hp
Top Speed - 100km/h
Hold - 90 high exlposive shells
http://www.army.forces.gc.ca/lf/English/Images/2_0/12.jpg
Cost - 1,000,000 USD
Mark XII
This is our newest acheivement
The Mark XII is equipped with a 155mm, 52 calibre barrel and can maintain a firing rate of 6 to 8 rounds per minute in sustained fire, or three rounds in 15 seconds in rapid fire.
The FAST-Hit computerised fire management system, developed jointly by Giat and EADS Defense Electronics, an Intertechnique ROB4 muzzle velocity radar system and a SAGEM Sigma 30 navigation system and global positioning system (GPS) are fitted so there is no requirement for topographical teams and goniometers. The weapon has an automatic hydraulic laying system and the loading system is semi-automatic.
The gun can be set into and out of action in less than 1 minute. The weapon system configuration and the provision of hydraulic drives give a time of approximately 30 seconds, to take the Caesar out of battery. A unit of eight Caesar self-propelled artillery vehicles can dispense, in less than one minute, more than one tonne of projectiles, 1,500 bomblets or 48 smart anti-tank munitions on targets at ranges up to 40km.
http://www.army-technology.com/projects/caesar/images/caesar1s.jpg
Cost - 1,400,000 USD
Mark X Self Propelled
A smaller Mark XII, we have spent many months learning the proper war to build this vehicle. While it is slow, it can support infantry with its armour shattering rounds. A cheaper, easier to maintain version of the Mark XII
Armament: 1 - 8.8cm PaK43/2 L/7
Engines: 2 - Maybach HL12OTRM, V-12, gas, 640 hp
Speed: only 12.5 mph
Range: 93 miles
Crew; 6
Weight: 66.9 tons
http://www.battletanks.com/images/Elephant-1_small.jpg
http://www.battletanks.com/images/Elephant-2_small.jpg
http://www.battletanks.com/images/Elephant-3_small.jpg
Cost - 975,000 USD
Shell Costs in USD (Each)
Standard - 1,000
High Explosive (HE) - 4,000
Shrapnel- 3,000
Incinidery - 6,000
Smart (Antitank) - 10,000
Smart (Base Bleed) - 10,000
Bomblet - 2,000