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The '''Beithíoch''' (English: literally ''beast'', colloquially ''bear'') is a 155 mm self-propelled gun developed by Monarcha Ríoga Tanc in the late 1990s for the [[Ossorian Armed Forces]]. It entered production and service in 2000 and currently sees service with the [[Royal Ossorian Army]], the [[Royal Ossorian Marine Corps]], the [[Ossorian Home Guard]], and the [[Ossorian Royal Guard]].
The '''Beithíoch''' (English: literally ''beast'', colloquially ''horse'') is a 155 mm self-propelled gun developed by Monarcha Ríoga Tanc in the late 1990s for the [[Ossorian Armed Forces]]. It entered production and service in 2000 and currently sees service with the [[Royal Ossorian Army]], the [[Royal Ossorian Marine Corps]], and the [[Ossorian Home Guard]].


==History==
==History==

Revision as of 07:50, 18 April 2022

Beithíoch
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Ossorian Beithíoch
TypeSelf-propelled gun
Place of origin Ossoria
Service history
In service2000-Present
Used by Ossoria
Production history
DesignerMonarcha Ríoga Tanc
Designed1995-2000
ManufacturerMonarcha Ríoga Tanc
Produced2000-present
Specifications
Weight30 tonnes
Length14.1 metres (overall)
Width3.0 metres (overall)
Height3.9 metres
Crew3 (commander, driver, operator)

Elevation-1/+70°
Traverse+/-85° forward
Rate of fire8 rounds/minute
Effective firing range30-40 km

Main
armament
155 mm/52-calibre howitzer
Secondary
armament
Various
Enginediesel
250 kW (340 hp)
Suspension6×6, independent hydraulic suspension
Operational
range
500 km
Speed65 km/h

The Beithíoch (English: literally beast, colloquially horse) is a 155 mm self-propelled gun developed by Monarcha Ríoga Tanc in the late 1990s for the Ossorian Armed Forces. It entered production and service in 2000 and currently sees service with the Royal Ossorian Army, the Royal Ossorian Marine Corps, and the Ossorian Home Guard.

History

Development

Design

Armament

Protection

Mobility

Variants and upgrades

Operators

Current Operators