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Battlefield 2 Tunguska M1 - AA Vehicle
Battlefield 2 Tunguska M1: Text String, As the world’s great military powers began shifting their focus toward fast-reaction mechanized forces, Russia like the US and China saw the need to produce a vehicle to protect these forces with low-level air defense. The army began development of the Tunguska in the early 1980s, and the final version rolled off the assembly line in 1988.
A combination gun and missile system, the Tunguska can engage targets while stationary or on the move. Its eight SA-19 surface-to-air radar-guided missiles are used for long-range targets, while its twin barrel 30mm anti-aircraft guns are used for close-in defense. The Tunguska’s combined radar/optical target detection and tracking system ensures accurate fire from both of these weapons.
Since its appearance in 1988, the Tunguska has been exported to numerous countries, including Germany, Ukraine, Peru, and India. The Tunguska can engage targets flying over 1,000 mph.
A combination gun and missile system, the Tunguska can engage targets while stationary or on the move. Its eight SA-19 surface-to-air radar-guided missiles are used for long-range targets, while its twin barrel 30mm anti-aircraft guns are used for close-in defense. The Tunguska’s combined radar/optical target detection and tracking system ensures accurate fire from both of these weapons.
Since its appearance in 1988, the Tunguska has been exported to numerous countries, including Germany, Ukraine, Peru, and India. The Tunguska can engage targets flying over 1,000 mph.
