self-propelled artillery

It was never produced in large numbers, as self-propelled artillery became the new focus.

Self-propelled artillery remains important in the equipment of many modern armies.

Less expensive self-propelled artillery could serve in the infantry support role.

Light tanks continued to be used in self-propelled artillery and some other units.

There were two proposals for a self-propelled artillery piece armed with the M3.

In April the organization of self-propelled artillery regiments was again changed.

The hull of the M3 was also used for self-propelled artillery and recovery vehicles.

It was part of a family of self-propelled artillery that also included the M110.

This was an altogether new use of self-propelled artillery.

Some of the guns were used in the BT-42 self-propelled artillery piece.

It is one of the most powerful Self-propelled artillery on a wheeled chassis.

As the war progressed, most nations developed self-propelled artillery.

Instead, only a small number of tanks and self-propelled artillery were used to give the defences some mobility.

By comparison self-propelled artillery can stop at a chosen location and begin firing almost immediately, then quickly move on to a new position.

The German units had 494 tanks and self-propelled artillery pieces in the attack, 90% of them operational.

This was the first Soviet enclosed turret self-propelled artillery gun, going into service in the early 1970s.

PzH 2000 self-propelled artillery pieces have been deployed and used in combat for the first time.

They have tanks, self-propelled artillery and armored personnel carriers.

The Havoc was self-propelled artillery, not a tank.

Vehicles include tanks, self-propelled artillery, assault guns and tank destroyers.

To complement the T-34, heavy tanks, self-propelled artillery, and tank destroyers were also designed.

The university parking lot pavement showed signs of having been recently used by tracked vehicles like tanks or self-propelled artillery pieces.

There were some self-propelled artillery vehicles already in service with the Wehrmacht at the time, but most were of limited value.

The few M-51s that Israel retained were converted into engineer vehicles and self-propelled artillery.

The British deployed them in the headquarters troops of armored car and tank units as self-propelled artillery pieces.