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The G-6 is a South African wheeled self-propelled gun first deployed during the 1980s. The G-6 is armed with a 155 mm gun. A 525 hp diesel engine provides a top speed of 90 kmh and a range of 700 km.
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The GAZ-67B was a Soviet cross-country vehicle copied from the American Bantam Jeep. The GAZ-67B was produced from 1943 to 1953 and had a top speed of 75 kmh and a range of 750 km.
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The GCT 155mm is a French self-propelled gun replacing the Mk F3 since the 1980s. Improvements over the Mk F3 include an auto-loader, providing a rate of fire of eight rounds per minute, improved protection for the crew of four including biological and chemical protection, night vision equipment and the ability to fire a range of projectiles including a round carrying multiple anti-tank mines. The GCT 155mm is powered by a Hispano-Suiza HS 110 12-cylinder water-cooled multi-fuel engine providing a top speed of 60 kmh and a range of 450 km.
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The GDF-CO3 is a Swiss four-wheeled, highly mobile, self-propelled anti-aircraft gun produced by Oerlikon-Buhrle. The GDF-CO3 is manned by a crew of three protected by 8 mm thick armour and is armed with twin 35 mm KDF cannon fitted with a day/night fire-control system and a laser rangefinder and Contraves search radar. The GDF-CO3 has a top speed of 45 kmh and a range of 480 km.
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The Gepard is a German self-propelled anti-aircraft gun developed to protect armoured formations. The Gepard uses the hull of the Leopard 1 tank with a new turret mounted which can traverse through 360 degrees and is armed with two 35 mm cannons. The Gepard is manned by a crew of four and powered by a MTU MB 833 Ca M500 10-cylinder multi-fuel engine providing a top speed of 65 kmh and a range of 550 km.
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The Giat AMX-13 DCA is a French self-propelled anti-aircraft gun in service since 1968 and comprising two Hispano-Suiza HSS 831A 30 mm calibre cannon in an electro-hydraulically powered turret on a AMX-13 light tank chassis. The AMX-13 DCA has a top speed of 60 kmh and is manned by a crew of three comprising a driver, commander and a gunner.
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A glacis plate is the frontal plate armour on a tank.
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The Leichte Ladungstrager (SdKfz 302) or 'Goliath' was a German, unmanned, expendable, remote-controlled (wire) tracked demolition charge of the Second World War produced from 1942 until 1944. The Goliath evolved from the earlier Borgward B 1, and rather than towing mine-demolition rollers carried a 60 kg explosive charge which could be used to clear mines and other obstacles. In 1943 a new version, the SdKfz 303 was produced which could carry a 75 kg explosive charge. This version was powered by a 703 cc motorcycle engine.
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