This system features a three-person crew, which includes the commander, gunner, and driver. The Saddam 25’s armor protects against small weapons fire and splinters from artillery shells. It also has significant anti-light armored vehicle and troop capabilities. The Saddam 25 fires short bursts of 15 to 25 rounds and can attack targets flying 50 to 300 meters per second. The Sadam is based on the M113a1 armored personnel carrier and is equipped with four Oerlikon KP 25-millimeter guns, each firing at 570 rounds per minute. The SIDAM 25 self-propelled anti-aircraft gun was designed by OTO Melara and deployed by the Italian Army in 1987. It also has an NBC protection system installed. The Jefford’s hull protects against small-caliber cannon fire, while the turret merely protects against small weapons fire and artillery shell splinters. The ammunition load of the jeopardy includes 640 armor-piercing incendiary rounds for air targets and 40 armor-piercing rounds for ground targets. A single gun’s maximum rate of fire is 550 rounds per minute. It is equipped with twin Oerlikon GDF 35-millimeter guns. It entered service with the Bundeswehr as the flak panzer one shepherd in 1973. The GEPARD self-propelled anti-aircraft gun was designed as a private venture in the 1960s, with the first prototypes manufactured in 1968.
The PGZ-95’s armor protects against small weapons fire and splinters from artillery shells. Up to four QW to short-range infrared homing surface-to-air missiles can be carried by the PGZ-95. The Type 95 can fire its cannons accurately while on the move, and it can even fight light-armored vehicles. The vehicle is armed with four 25mm gas-operated guns with a combined rate of fire of up to 3,200 rpm. The PGZ is equipped with a combination of gun and missile weaponry. The PGZ – 95, also known as the type 95, is a Chinese self-propelled anti-aircraft gun that was developed in the mid-1980s and entered service with the Chinese army in the late 1990s.
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