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IHS Janes LandWarfare PlatformsArtillery & Air Defence
2013-2014
Christopher F Foss & James C O'Halloran
ISBN 978 0 7106 3086 5 - Land Warfare Platforms Armoured Fighting Vehicles
ISBN 978 0 7106 3087 2 - Land Warfare Platforms Artillery & Air Defence
ISBN 978 0 7106 3088 9 - Land Warfare Platforms Logistics, Support & Unmanned
ISBN 978 0 7106 3089 6 - Land Warfare Platforms System Upgrades
ISBN 978 0 7106 3075 9 - Land Warfare Platforms Full Set
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Contents
Users Charter .......................................................................................................................... [2]
Executive Overview .............................................................................................................. [7]
Acknowledgements .............................................................................................................. [11]
Measurements ....................................................................................................................... [12]
Glossary ................................................................................................................................... [17]
How to use ............................................................................................................................. [28]
Artillery
Self-Propelled Guns AndHowitzers ..................................................................................... 3
Towed Anti-Tank Guns, Guns AndHowitzers ................................................................ 127
Self-PropelledMortar Systems ......................................................................................... 232
Multiple Rocket Launchers ............................................................................................... 257
Air Defence
Self-Propelled ....................................................................................................................... 377
Anit Aircraft Guns ............................................................................................................. 377
Anti-Aircraft Guns/Surface-To-AirMissile Systems ................................................... 419
Surface-To-AirMissiles .................................................................................................... 437
Towed Anti-Aircraft Guns .................................................................................................. 561
Man-Portable Surface-To-AirMissile Systems ............................................................... 625
Static And Towed Surface-To-AirMissile Systems ........................................................ 682
Shelter- And Container-Based Surface-To-AirMissile Systems ................................. 765
Universal Multipurpose Land/Sea/AirMissiles .............................................................. 772
LaserWeapon Systems ....................................................................................................... 781
Contractors ............................................................................................................................ 805
Alphabetical Index ................................................................................................................ 813
Manufacturers Index .......................................................................................................... 821
Front cover image: French 155mm/52-calibre CAESAR SPG of the French Army (Christopher F Foss) 1461774
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Raad-2
axis of fire: 2.24 mGround clearance, overall: 0.45 mWeight, combat: 36,000 kgGround pressure, standard track: 0.67 kg/cm
Mobility
Configuration, running gear: trackedPower-to-weight ratio: 23.00 hp/tSpeed
max speed: 65 km/hcross-country: 45 km/h
Range, main fuel supply: 450 kmFording, without preparation: 1.20 mGradient: 60%Side slope: 40%Vertical obstacle, forwards: 0.80 mTrench: 2.40 mEngine V-84MS, diesel, 840 hpGearbox
model: SPAT 1200forward gears: 7reverse gears: 1
Suspension: torsion bar with hydraulicshock-absorbers
Firepower
Armament: 1 turret mounted 155mm HM44 howitzer
Armament: 1 roof mounted 12.7 mm(0.50) M2 HB machine gun
Ammunition, main total: 30Main weapon, calibre length: 39 calibresTurret power control, type: manualMain armament traverse, angle: 360Main armament elevation/depression
armament front: +75/-3Survivability
Night vision equipment, vehicle: optionalNBC system: yesArmour
hull/body: steelturret: steel
StatusProduction as required. In service with the Iranian Army.
ContractorDefence Industries Organisation (DIO), Shahid Karimi Industrial Complex.
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Defence Industries Organization Raad-1122 mm self-propelled gun-howitzer
DevelopmentEarly in 2002, it was revealed by Iran that its 122 mm Raad-1 Self-PropelledGun-Howitzer (SP/GH) was then in quantity production by the Iranian DefenceIndustries Organisation (DIO), Armour Industries Group.This is in service alongside the larger Raad-2 155 mm SP/GH that is covered
in a separate entry in IHS Jane's Land Warfare Platforms: Artillery and AirDefence. The Raad-1 has also been referred to as the Thunder-1.The Raad-2 155 mm and Raad-1 122 mm have been offered on the export
market but as of March 2013 there were no export sales of these weapons.
DescriptionIn overall concept, the 122 mm Raad-1 is similar in layout to other self-propelled artillery weapon systems of this type with the driver and power packat the front and the fully enclosed turret and fighting compartment at the rear.The Raad-1 122 mm SP/GH has an all-welded steel hull that is simi