Msta-S howitzer engine "lights up" in loitering munition cameras
Self-propelled gun crews switch to operating from the onboard network for camouflage
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Msta-S howitzer reduces shell consumption significantly
High-precision "Krasnopol" allows for fewer munitions to hit a target
Msta-S Howitzer Receives Computerized Aiming for the First Time
Now, military personnel can prepare the system for firing much faster
Knyaz Veshchy Oleg drone guided artillery to enemy positions
Reconnaissance drone detected shelters and transmitted coordinates to Msta-S self-propelled artillery crews
Batch of long-range Krasnopol-M2 shells for howitzers handed over to the military
Firing range of guided ammunition - up to 20 km
Guided projectile "Krasnopol" surpassed foreign projectiles in accuracy
The use of ammunition increased the speed of combat operations of the "Msta-S" howitzers
The standard-issue Msta-S howitzer increased its firing range to 30 km
Previously, self-propelled artillery systems with such characteristics were supplied only for export
Automatic Guidance and High Survivability: Advantages of the Msta-S Howitzer Named
Rosoboronexport calls the Msta-S self-propelled gun a combat vehicle with excellent driving performance
Krasnopol-M2 Projectiles and Orlan-30 UAV Assassins: Surgical Instruments of the Russian Army
Orlan-30 Remains Key for Illuminating Targets for Msta-S and Malva Self-Propelled Guns
Five at Once in 360 Degrees: «Msta-S» Became the Best Russian Self-Propelled Gun
It is not afraid of mud and swamps, and surpasses foreign analogues in terms of cross-country ability
The First Fiddle of Russian Artillery: The Msta-S Self-Propelled Howitzer, a Reliability Standard, Dominates the Battlefield
Russian military personnel note the high driving performance and "omnivorousness" of the self-propelled gun
A Familiar Matter: Experts Point to the Potential of the Russian Military-Industrial Complex for the Production of 155 mm Caliber Artillery Shells
Milinfolive: The Russian Military-Industrial Complex has the potential to switch to the production of 155 mm shells