Tiran self-propelled howitzer of Lebanese Armed Forces

Sep 28, 2015

Modified date: Sep 28, 2015

The Tiran self-propelled howitzer of Lebanese Armed Forces. The Tiran is a 122-mm calibre D-30 gun-howitzer installed on a tracked chassis.

The Lebanese Armed Forces revealed its latest field conversion at the third edition of Security Middle East Show (SMES) on the 8th of September 2015.

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