The self-propelled artillery mounting 2S7 “Pion”. The technology museum of Vadim Zadorozhnogo (village Ilinskoe, Moscow). The postwar period (1946-1974)
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This museum actually looks like it is good shape.
One more pic of the anti-submarine missile please!
Yea, I think we are missing a picture from the bottom up!
We need one from the inside looking out
Too many pictures of too few things.
An antisubmarine missile with no propulsion system, not likely!
BTW first!!
what do you mean no propulsion? It’s rocket propelled.
It’s a ship launched depth charge (or torpedo with nuclear capability) used to be called the SSN14. Didn’t see that much service probably because there were plenty of better weapons in use at the time.
super duper boring.
Usually I enjoy military pics on this website, but some posts (like this one) show too much detail of the same weapon. There are websites for hobby modellers who cannot get enough of such fine details, but this is not such a site.
Good post for those guys who build scale replica of this things.