







Militarov wrote:
From todays military live fire exercise on Pešter, freshly returned to service Praga M53/59 AA gun. Those were retired after NATO bombing and just recently returned into service, 48 of them and are attached in batteries of 6 per each of 8 mechanised batallions.
d_taddei2 wrote:Militarov wrote:
From todays military live fire exercise on Pešter, freshly returned to service Praga M53/59 AA gun. Those were retired after NATO bombing and just recently returned into service, 48 of them and are attached in batteries of 6 per each of 8 mechanised batallions.
in reality these are really only good for fire support for ground troops, as for AA its very limited it would have to be very lucky and aiming at stationary target, but as ground support it could be lethal
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