German Mortar PMMC G5: One Person Instead of a Crew.
According to inkorr.com: The German manufacturer FFG presented the new self-propelled mortar PMMC G5 at the DSEI 2025 exhibition in London. This equipment is based on the PMMC G5 armored personnel carrier.
Flexibility and Modularity
History expert, professor at the Hetman Petro Sahaidachny National Army Academy Andriy Kharkov noted that this mortar impresses with its flexibility in use. This has been made possible due to its modular architecture, allowing combat modules to be changed depending on tasks.
'The mission module 120-mm mortar has compact dimensions, allowing it to fit into a 10-foot container. The equipment is equipped with a 120-mm mortar Rheinmetall MWS120 Ragnarok on a stabilized platform, ammunition, and a fire control system,' Kharkov explained.
Automated Targeting
One of the key advantages is the automated targeting of the mortar using the 'Odin' fire control system and the 'Talin' navigation system. According to the expert, it only takes one person to operate this installation, as most processes are performed automatically, except for reloading.
At the exhibition, FFG presented the new self-propelled mortar PMMC G5, which impresses with its flexibility and high level of automation, making it effective in combat conditions.
This mortar concentrates the latest technologies that can significantly enhance the capabilities of the army in modern conflicts. Flexibility in use and process automation promise to simplify tasks related to fire support and reduce risks to personnel.
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