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1d4chan>Piroko: /* IRL */

2022-11-25T16:23:44Z

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	The DANA is a major departure from other SPGs due to its use of wheels instead of tracks, in what is essentially a turret slapped onto the flatbed of an armored truck. This makes the vehicle easier to build and maintain, although it does need hydraulic stabilizers to fire. However, that’s not the only noteworthy feature. It uses an autoloader that can load the weapon at any angle, meaning it doesn’t need to return to a neutral position for the autoloader to work; an important feature when you’re trying to maximize the amount of shots you can get off in a barrage.		The DANA is a major departure from other SPGs due to its use of wheels instead of tracks, in what is essentially a turret slapped onto the flatbed of an armored truck. This makes the vehicle easier to build and maintain, although it does need hydraulic stabilizers to fire. However, that’s not the only noteworthy feature. It uses an autoloader that can load the weapon at any angle, meaning it doesn’t need to return to a neutral position for the autoloader to work; an important feature when you’re trying to maximize the amount of shots you can get off in a barrage.

	The DANA remains in service with a handful of post-soviet states. The Czechs have developed two direct successors, the DITA and Morana, which fires the NATO standard 155/L45 shell with a fully automated turret requiring only a driver and commander.		The DANA remains in service with a handful of post-soviet states. The Czechs have developed two direct successors, the DITA and Morana, which fires the NATO standard 155/L45 shell with a fully automated turret requiring only a driver and commander. In the ongoing Russo-Ukranian war, the DANA's excellent road-mobility combined with its autoloader has made it almost immune to counter-battery fire.

	{{Czech Forces in Team Yankee}}		{{Czech Forces in Team Yankee}}

2607:FB91:1119:721:6403:739C:5C0A:985F: /* IRL */

2022-10-10T15:21:22Z

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	The DANA is a major departure from other SPGs due to its use of wheels instead of tracks, in what is essentially a turret slapped onto the flatbed of an armored truck. This makes the vehicle easier to build and maintain, although it does need hydraulic stabilizers to fire. However, that’s not the only noteworthy feature. It uses an autoloader that can load the weapon at any angle, meaning it doesn’t need to return to a neutral position for the autoloader to work; an important feature when you’re trying to maximize the amount of shots you can get off in a barrage.		The DANA is a major departure from other SPGs due to its use of wheels instead of tracks, in what is essentially a turret slapped onto the flatbed of an armored truck. This makes the vehicle easier to build and maintain, although it does need hydraulic stabilizers to fire. However, that’s not the only noteworthy feature. It uses an autoloader that can load the weapon at any angle, meaning it doesn’t need to return to a neutral position for the autoloader to work; an important feature when you’re trying to maximize the amount of shots you can get off in a barrage.

	The DANA remains in service with a handful of post-soviet states. The Czechs have developed a direct ~~successor~~, the DITA, which fires the NATO standard 155/L45 shell with a fully automated turret requiring only a driver and commander.		The DANA remains in service with a handful of post-soviet states. The Czechs have developed two direct successors, the DITA and Morana, which fires the NATO standard 155/L45 shell with a fully automated turret requiring only a driver and commander.

	{{Czech Forces in Team Yankee}}		{{Czech Forces in Team Yankee}}

1d4chan>Piroko: /* IRL */

2022-04-28T22:48:17Z

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	The DANA is a major departure from other SPGs due to its use of wheels instead of tracks, in what is essentially a turret slapped onto the flatbed of an armored truck. This makes the vehicle easier to build and maintain, although it does need hydraulic stabilizers to fire. However, that’s not the only noteworthy feature. It uses an autoloader that can load the weapon at any angle, meaning it doesn’t need to return to a neutral position for the autoloader to work; an important feature when you’re trying to maximize the amount of shots you can get off in a barrage.		The DANA is a major departure from other SPGs due to its use of wheels instead of tracks, in what is essentially a turret slapped onto the flatbed of an armored truck. This makes the vehicle easier to build and maintain, although it does need hydraulic stabilizers to fire. However, that’s not the only noteworthy feature. It uses an autoloader that can load the weapon at any angle, meaning it doesn’t need to return to a neutral position for the autoloader to work; an important feature when you’re trying to maximize the amount of shots you can get off in a barrage.

	The DANA remains in service with a handful of post-soviet states. The Czechs have developed a direct successor, the DITA, which fires the NATO standard ~~155mm~~ shell with a fully automated turret requiring only a driver and commander.		The DANA remains in service with a handful of post-soviet states. The Czechs have developed a direct successor, the DITA, which fires the NATO standard 155/L45 shell with a fully automated turret requiring only a driver and commander.

	{{Czech Forces in Team Yankee}}		{{Czech Forces in Team Yankee}}

1d4chan>Piroko: /* IRL */

2022-04-28T22:34:51Z

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	The DANA is a major departure from other SPGs due to its use of wheels instead of tracks, in what is essentially a turret slapped onto the flatbed of an armored truck. This makes the vehicle easier to build and maintain, although it does need hydraulic stabilizers to fire. However, that’s not the only noteworthy feature. It uses an autoloader that can load the weapon at any angle, meaning it doesn’t need to return to a neutral position for the autoloader to work; an important feature when you’re trying to maximize the amount of shots you can get off in a barrage.		The DANA is a major departure from other SPGs due to its use of wheels instead of tracks, in what is essentially a turret slapped onto the flatbed of an armored truck. This makes the vehicle easier to build and maintain, although it does need hydraulic stabilizers to fire. However, that’s not the only noteworthy feature. It uses an autoloader that can load the weapon at any angle, meaning it doesn’t need to return to a neutral position for the autoloader to work; an important feature when you’re trying to maximize the amount of shots you can get off in a barrage.

	The DANA remains in service with a handful of post-soviet states~~, and may even reenter production~~. The Czechs have developed a successor, the DITA, which fires the NATO standard 155mm shell with a fully automated turret requiring only a driver and commander.		The DANA remains in service with a handful of post-soviet states. The Czechs have developed a direct successor, the DITA, which fires the NATO standard 155mm shell with a fully automated turret requiring only a driver and commander.

	{{Czech Forces in Team Yankee}}		{{Czech Forces in Team Yankee}}

1d4chan>Piroko: /* IRL */

2022-04-28T22:32:58Z

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	[[File:CZECHGUNTRUCK.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Flatbed trucks with a turreted cannon: how... communist.]]		[[File:CZECHGUNTRUCK.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Flatbed trucks with a turreted cannon: how... communist.]]
	The DANA is a major departure from other SPGs due to its use of wheels instead of tracks, in what is essentially a turret slapped onto the flatbed of an armored truck. This makes the vehicle easier to build and maintain, although it does need hydraulic stabilizers to fire. However, that’s not the only noteworthy feature. It uses an autoloader that can load the weapon at any angle, meaning it doesn’t need to return to a neutral position for the autoloader to work; an important feature when you’re trying to maximize the amount of shots you can get off in a barrage. The DANA ~~is still used by~~ a handful of post-soviet states.		The DANA is a major departure from other SPGs due to its use of wheels instead of tracks, in what is essentially a turret slapped onto the flatbed of an armored truck. This makes the vehicle easier to build and maintain, although it does need hydraulic stabilizers to fire. However, that’s not the only noteworthy feature. It uses an autoloader that can load the weapon at any angle, meaning it doesn’t need to return to a neutral position for the autoloader to work; an important feature when you’re trying to maximize the amount of shots you can get off in a barrage.

			The DANA remains in service with a handful of post-soviet states, and may even reenter production. The Czechs have developed a successor, the DITA, which fires the NATO standard 155mm shell with a fully automated turret requiring only a driver and commander.

	{{Czech Forces in Team Yankee}}		{{Czech Forces in Team Yankee}}

1d4chan>LordRao1: /* In Team Yankee */

2019-04-22T15:46:49Z

In Team Yankee

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	==In Team Yankee==		==In Team Yankee==
	[[File:TWBX01-03.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|Do you like peirogi ...]]		[[File:TWBX01-03.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|Do you like peirogi...]]
	[[File:TWBX01-04.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|... or knedlíky?]]		[[File:TWBX01-04.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|... or knedlíky?]]
	The Eastern bloc has never been a loved child of the Soviets, who kept all the goodies for themselves. Hence, the Czechs decided to get to work on creating their own heavy artillery piece and boy, is it terrifying.		The Eastern bloc has never been a loved child of the Soviets, who kept all the goodies for themselves. Hence, the Czechs decided to get to work on creating their own heavy artillery piece and boy, is it terrifying.

1d4chan>LordRao1: /* In Team Yankee */

2019-04-22T15:46:33Z

In Team Yankee

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	==In Team Yankee==		==In Team Yankee==
	[[File:TWBX01-03.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|Do you like peirogi ...]]		[[File:TWBX01-03.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|Do you like peirogi ...]]
	[[File:TWBX01-04.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|... or ~~Knedlíky~~?]]		[[File:TWBX01-04.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|... or knedlíky?]]
	The Eastern bloc has never been a loved child of the Soviets, who kept all the goodies for themselves. Hence, the Czechs decided to get to work on creating their own heavy artillery piece and boy, is it terrifying.		The Eastern bloc has never been a loved child of the Soviets, who kept all the goodies for themselves. Hence, the Czechs decided to get to work on creating their own heavy artillery piece and boy, is it terrifying.

1d4chan>LordRao1: /* In Team Yankee */

2019-04-22T15:46:20Z

In Team Yankee

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	==In Team Yankee==		==In Team Yankee==
	[[File:TWBX01-03.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|Do you like peirogi....]]		[[File:TWBX01-03.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|Do you like peirogi ...]]
	[[File:TWBX01-04.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|...or Knedlíky?]]		[[File:TWBX01-04.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|... or Knedlíky?]]
	The Eastern bloc has never been a loved child of the Soviets, who kept all the goodies for themselves. Hence, the Czechs decided to get to work on creating their own heavy artillery piece and boy, is it terrifying.		The Eastern bloc has never been a loved child of the Soviets, who kept all the goodies for themselves. Hence, the Czechs decided to get to work on creating their own heavy artillery piece and boy, is it terrifying.