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Frag Out! Magazine #03

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angle of gun combined with HE or smoke ammu- nition would provide company commanders with various solutions in difficult environments such as mountainous, forested and urbanized terrain. The High-Explosive Squash Head (HESH) ammu- nition, originally designed as AP round, is very effective against bunkers and building walls, there- fore would be best employed in cities or to destroy reinforced-concrete fortifications. Thanks to the large caliber, other, less typical, typical ammunition could be used. An example here might be a can- ister round, which gives 'shot-gun effect', but on larger scale, which could find best employment in engagement on short distances against personnel targets in urbanized or forested terrain. Arguably, a larger caliber of cannon, i.e. 120 mm, instead of bringing further advantages, it could reduce them. First, a 105 mm cannon allows the installation of turret systems equipped with such barrel on light chassis. Second, the smaller caliber allows, because of its overall dimensions, higher angle of barrel elevation. Both advantages brought by 105 mm cannon make the FSV WILK very useful vehicles

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