Israel Makmat160mm mortars
is a self-propelled heavy mortar based on the chassis of the M4 Sherman tank, developed by Israel in the 1960 s. This mortar system was used to provide fire support during the Yom Kippur War in 1973 and the Lebanon Campaign, although the limited protection it provided was characterized by its huge 160mm mortar, installed in the chassis and turret of the original Sherman tank, Located in front of the engine. It is the embodiment of the innovative ability of Israeli engineers to allow the use of the new Israeli M-66 mortar, which is capable of firing 40kg shells and has a range of about 9.6 kilometers.
2B14 "Salver" Soviet Mortar
2B14 "Salver" is a mortar developed by the former Soviet Union, also known as Mortar2B14. It is a heavy mortar designed to provide fire support and indirect firing. Adopting a 120mm caliber, it has excellent range and accuracy. Using shells for shooting, various types of ammunition can be fired, including high explosive bombs, smoke bombs, and illumination bombs. Supported by a tripod, stable shooting can be performed on different terrains. Usually operated by a small group, including gunners, assistants, and observers. It is a powerful heavy mortar with excellent range and precision.
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