Rheinmetall, a leading German defense company, has successfully conducted the first firing tests of its Skyranger 35 air defense system mounted on a Leopard 1 tank chassis. Reported on September 20, 2024, by the "OSINTtechnical" account on X (formerly known as Twitter), the Skyranger 35 was observed firing a stream of 35mm shells at a proving ground. This marks a significant milestone in Rheinmetall's development of a new, cost-effective self-propelled anti-aircraft gun (SPAAG). Read full Defense News at this link ...
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The German Company Rheinmetall has conducted first firing test with its Skyranger 35 air defense system mounted on Leopard 1 tank chassis. (Picture source: OSINTtechnical)
The German Company Rheinmetall has conducted first firing test with its Skyranger 35 air defense system mounted on Leopard 1 tank chassis. (Picture source: OSINTtechnical)
