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         "Self-Propelled Artillery",
 
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         "Self-Propelled Howitzer",
 
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     "notes": "2S3 Akatsiya SO-152 (СО-152) is a Soviet 152.4 mm self-propelled gun developed in 1968. It was a response to the American 155 mm M109. The development started in 1967 according to the Resolution of the Council of Ministers of the Soviet Union from July 4, 1967. In 1968 the SO-152 was completed and in 1971 entered service. Its GRAU designation is 2S3 (2С3). The fighting vehicle also received the additional designation Akatsiya (Акация), which is Russian for acacia.The Akatsiya is armed with a 152.4 mm howitzer based on the Soviet 152.4 mm D-20 howitzer and is sometimes confused with the M109 self-propelled artillery. The artillery system was developed at the design bureau No. 9 of Sverdlovsk. The factory designation of the howitzer is D-22 and the GRAU designation, 2A33. The chassis was developed by Uraltransmash.\n\nThe driver's and engine-transmission compartments are located in the front part of a hull, the fighting compartment with rotatory turret in middle and rear parts of the hull. The armor is welded rolled steel. The SPG is equipped with an R-123 radio set, an R-124 intercom, an automatic CBRN defense system with filtration unit and fire-fighting equipment. The V-59 12-cylinder four-stroke water-cooled diesel engine connects to a mechanical two-gear transmission. The gear box is combined into one block with a planetary steering gear. The 2S3 has self-entrenching equipment which allows it to prepare a trench within 20–40 min.\n\nThe crew consists of 4–6 men: a driver, a gunner, a loader, a commander, and two ammunition bearers, which are positioned to the rear of the vehicle feeding rounds through two hatches in the hull rear when in masked firing position.",
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     "notes": "2S3M1 (SO-152M1) – Equipped with a command data acquisition and display equipment, and with a new SP-538 sight. OF-38 Krasnopol laser-guided rocket-assisted projectiles were added to standard ammunition. Produced in 1987–1993. All 2S3s and 2S3Ms were modernized to 2S3M1 level.",
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    "parent": "2S3 Akatsiya (M1973) Russian 152mm Self-Propelled Howitzer (SPH)",
 
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         "name": "152MM SP HOW 2S3",
 
         "name": "152MM SP HOW 2S3",
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                     "name": "Alternative Designation",
 
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                     "value": "2S3 Akatsiya, SO-152 (СО-152), Designated M1973 by the U.S. Army"
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                     "value": "2S3M1 (SO-152M1)"
 
                 },
 
                 },
 
                 {
 
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                     "name": "Date of Introduction",
 
                     "name": "Date of Introduction",
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                     "value": "1971 The M1973 indicates the year that it was first observed."
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                     "value": "INA"
 
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                     "value": "Algeria – 10 in 1995, originally 40 were purchased\n Angola – 48\n Armenia – 28\n Azerbaijan – 16 bought from Ukraine,first shown in 2008 military parade.\n Belarus – 168\n Cuba - INA\n Ethiopia – 10 were bought from Russia in 1999\n Georgia – 32 in 2012\n Kazakhstan – 150\n Libya – 55 in 1995, according to another sources – 36\n Russia – 931 in active service, more than 1,600 in storage in 2007\n Slovakia – 84\n Syria – 100 in 1995 and in 2006\n Turkmenistan – 16, in service as of 2016\n Ukraine – 501\n Uzbekistan – 17\n Vietnam – 30"
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                     "value": "Russia: INA, Georgia: 12"
 
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                     "name": "Length (Overall)",
 
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                     "value": "8.4",
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                     "name": "Intercom",
 
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                    "name": "Data Terminal",
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                    "value": "Yes"
 
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                             "name": "Breech Type",
 
                             "name": "Breech Type",
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                             "value": "INA"
 
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                             "name": "Loading Carousel",
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                             "value": "Automatically revolves 30 deg"
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                             "value": "Yes, which makes the weapon fire faster than the S23 Akatsiya (M1973)"
 
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                             "name": "Basic Load",
 
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                             "value": "46 Total, any combination of Russian 152mm Projectiles"
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                             "value": "40 Total, any combination of Russian 152mm Projectiles"
 
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                             "name": "Basic Load",
 
                             "name": "Basic Load",
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                             "value": "46 Total, any combination of Russian 152mm Projectiles"
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                             "value": "40 Total, any combination of Russian 152mm Projectiles"
 
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                     "name": "Computerized FCS",
 
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                     "value": "Yes, automatic Fire Display"
 
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                     "value": "Yes,  PG-4 sight"
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                     "value": "Yes,  PG-4 sight and IP-5 sight"
 
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Revision as of 19:42, 14 August 2019

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"Self-Propelled Artillery"
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notes"2S3M1 (SO-152M1) – Equipped with a command data acquisition and display equipment, and with a new SP-538 sight. OF-38 Krasnopol laser-guided rocket-assisted projectiles were added to standard ammunition. Produced in 1987–1993. All 2S3s and 2S3Ms were modernized to 2S3M1 level."
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name"Alternative Designation"
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name"Date of Introduction"
value"INA"
name"Manufacturer"
value"Uraltransmash"
name"Proliferation"
value"Russia: INA, Georgia: 12"
name"Type"
value"Self-propelled gun"
name"Crew"
value"4-6"
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name"Chassis"
value"Object 123 tracked chassis"
name"Family"
value"2S3 Family"
name"Displacement Time"
value"3"
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name"Emplacement Time"
value"3"
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name"Dimensions"
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name"Length (Overall)"
value"9.48"
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name"Length (Hull)"
value"7.765"
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name"Width"
value"3.25"
units"m"
name"Height"
value"3.05"
units"m"
name"Weight, Combat"
value"27,800"
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name"Ground Clearance"
value"0.45"
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name"Track Width"
value"480"
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name"Length of track on ground:"
value"4.94"
units"m"
name"Ground pressure"
value"8.39 psi"
name"Automotive"
properties
name"Engine Name"
value"V-59"
name"Engine Type"
value"Diesel"
name"Engine Power"
value"520"
units"hp"
name"Power to Weight Ratio"
value"17.3"
units"hp/ton"
name"Transmission"
value"Mechanical two-gear transmission"
name"Cruising Range"
value"500"
units"km"
name"Speed, Maximum Road"
value"60"
units"km/h"
name"Speed, Average Cross"
value"INA"
units"km/h"
name"Speed Maximum Swim"
value"Not Amphibious"
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name"Gradient"
value"60"
units"deg"
name"Side Slope"
value"30"
units"deg"
name"Vertical Setp"
value"0.7"
units"m"
name"Trench"
value"3"
units"m"
name"Time to dig Trench"
value"20-40"
units"min"
name"Fording Depth"
value"1"
units"m"
name"Fuel Capacity"
value"830"
units"liters"
name"Suspension"
value"Torsion bar"
name"Communications"
properties
name"Primary Radio"
value"R-123 radio set"
name"Intercom"
value"R-124 intercom"
name"Data Terminal"
value"Yes"
name"Main Gun"
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name"System"
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name"Name"
value"152.4mm D-22 howitzer L/27"
name"Type"
value"152 mm howitzer"
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name"Breech Type"
value"INA"
name"Length, Barrel"
value"5.195"
units"m"
name"Loader Type"
value"semi-automatic"
name"Max Rate of Fire"
value"3-4"
units"rds/min"
name"Sustain Rate of Fire"
value"1"
units"rds/min"
name"Rapid Fire"
value"4"
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name"Breech Type"
value"semi-automatic vertical wedge breechblock and an ejector"
units"rds/min"
name"Muzzle Brake Type"
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value"+60"
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value"-4"
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name"Traverse Range"
value"360"
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name"Loading Carousel"
value"Yes, which makes the weapon fire faster than the S23 Akatsiya (M1973)"
name"Bore Evacuator"
value"Yes, Behind the muzzle brake"
name"Fume Extractor"
value"Yes"
name"Traveling Lock"
value"gun barrel travelling lock"
name"Ammunition (Option 1)"
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name"Type"
value"OF-540 HE-Frag"
name"Caliber"
value"152"
units"mm"
name"Muzzle Velocity"
value"655"
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name"Fuse Type"
value"RGM-2 fuze"
name"Basic Load"
value"40 Total, any combination of Russian 152mm Projectiles"
name"Maximum Effective Range"
value"20,550"
units"m"
name"Projectile Weight"
value"43.56"
units"kg"
name"Warhead Weight"
value"7.76"
units"kg"
name"Maximum Range"
value"18.5"
units"km"
name"Ammunition (Option 2)"
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name"Type"
value"OF-25 HE-Frag"
name"Caliber"
value"152"
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name"Maximum Range"
value"23,900"
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name"Basic Load"
value"40 Total, any combination of Russian 152mm Projectiles"
name"Projectile Weight"
value"43.56"
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value"The 2S3 Akatsiya can fire the following 152mm Projectiles: BP-540 HEAT-FS (sight distance is 3 km, 250 mm armor penetration), Br-540B and Br-540 AP-T (115–120 mm armor penetration at a 1000 m), OF-38 Krasnopol laser-guided rocket-assisted projectiles, S1 illuminating, ZH3 smoke, nuclear projectiles (with explosive capacity of 2 kt). Secondary armament consists of a remotely controlled 7.62 mm PKT tank machine gun on commander's cupola for anti-aircraft defence and self-defence at close range."
name"Coaxial Weapon System"
sections
name"System"
properties
name"Name"
value"7.62mm PK (Kalashnikov's Machine Gun)"
name"Type"
value"7.62"
units"mm"
name"Max Rate of Fire"
value"650"
units"rds/min"
name"Function"
value"in use as a front-line infantry and vehicle-mounted weapon with Russia's armed forces."
name"In Service"
value"1961-present"
name"Manufacturer"
value"Degtyaryov plant"
name"Proliferation"
value"1 Million +"
name"Weight (Gun Only)"
value"9"
units"kg"
name"Weight (Tripod Only)"
value"7.7"
units"kg"
name"Length (Overall)"
value"1,203"
units"mm"
name"Length (Barrel)"
value"605"
units"mm"
name"Action"
value"Gas-operated, open bolt"
name"Feed System"
value"Non-disintegrating metal 50 round belts in 100 and 200/250 round ammunition boxes"
name"Sights"
value"Tangent iron sights (default); Optical, Night-vision, Thermal and Radar sights"
name"Ammunition"
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name"Type"
value"Rifle"
name"Caliber"
value"7.62"
units"mm"
name"Muzzle Velocity"
value"825"
units"m/s"
name"Basic Load"
value"1,000"
units"ea"
name"Effective Range (Iron Sights)"
value"100-1,000"
units"m"
name"Effective Range (With Sight Adjustments)"
value"100-1,500"
units"m"
name"Maximum Firing Range"
value"3,800"
units"m"
name"Fire Control"
properties
name"Name"
value"INA"
name"Computerized FCS"
value"Yes, automatic Fire Display"
name"Thermal Sight Vehicle Commander"
value"Yes, PG-4 sight and IP-5 sight"
name"Thermal Sight Gunner"
value"Yes, OP5-38 gunner's telescope"
name"Main Gun Stabilization"
value"INA"
name"Indirect Fire"
value"PG-4 Panoramic Telescope (PANTEL)"
name"Direct Fire"
value"OP 5-38"
name"Collimator"
value"K-1"
name"Commander Cupola Range"
value"360"
units"deg"
name"Searchlight"
value"OU-3K infra-red/white light searchlight"
name"Protection"
properties
name"Hull Armor"
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name"Turret Armor"
value"20"
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name"Applique Armor"
value"Available"
units"mm"
name"Explosive Reactive Armor"
value"No"
name"Active Protection System"
value"No"
name"Mine Clearing"
value"No"
name"Self-Entrenching Blade"
value"Yes"
name"NBC Protection"
value"Yes, Automatic CBRN defense system with filtration unit"
name"Smoke Equipment"
value"No"
name"Fire Suppression System"
value"Yes"
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name"2S3 (SO-152)"
notes"Basic variant, developed in 1968. Produced in 1970–1975. Two modifications used D-11 and D-11M howitzers."
name"2S3M (SO-152M)"
notes"Equipped with a mechanized drum-type stowage for 12 rounds, the amount of hatches in rear armored plates of the hull and the turret was reduced, the configuration of those hatches was changed, antenna of R-123 radio set was transferred on a turret top. Ammunition was increased from 40 to 46 rounds (usually consists of 42 OF-540 and OF-25 HE-Frag projectiles, and of 4 BP-540 HEAT-FS projectiles). Much more powerful OF-29 HE-Frag projectiles and OF-38 Krasnopol laser-guided rocket-assisted projectiles were developed for SO-152M. The modernized howitzer has a designator 2A33. Produced in 1975–1987."
name"2S3M1 (SO-152M1)"
notes"Equipped with a command data acquisition and display equipment, and with a new SP-538 sight. OF-38 Krasnopol laser-guided rocket-assisted projectiles were added to standard ammunition. Produced in 1987–1993. All 2S3s and 2S3Ms were modernized to 2S3M1 level."
name"2S3M2 (SO-152M2)"
notes"Modernized variant equipped with an automatic fire control system, a satellite navigational system, and smoke grenade launchers. Developed in 2000."
name"2S3M2-155"
notes"An export-oriented variant of 2S3M2 equipped with a new 155 mm M-385 howitzer. Developed in 2000."
name"2S3M3"
notes"An experimental variant of 2S3M2 equipped with a further improved fire control system and a modernized howitzer 2A33M that can fire ordnance of a more powerful 2A65 howitzer that equips the 2S19."
type"WEG"
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