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The 2/9K22 Tunguska (Russian
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A 9K22 Tunguska in reality.
: 9К22 "Тунгуска"; NATO reporting name: SA-19 "Grison") is a Russian-built self-propelled anti-aircraft vehicle developed by the KBP Instrument Design Bureau in Tula. It has been in service since 1982 and saw combat in the South Ossetia War in 2008. The weapon system was designed to counter any variety of airborne threats, including the American A-10 Warthog, and is armed with eight 9M311-1M ground-to-air missiles and twin 30mm 2A38M autocannons. The 9K22 Tunguska appears in Battlefield 2 as the 2K22 Tunguska and Battlefield 3 as the 9K22 Tunguska-M.

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Battlefield 2Edit

2K22 Tunguska
2K22 Tunguska BF 2
Vehicle passengers

Driver
Passenger
(2 total)

Main weapon

2A38M 30mm automatic cannon

Main weapon fire mode

Automatic

Main weapon ammuntion per reload

600

Alternative weapon

9M311 anti-air missiles

Alternative weapon ammuntion per reload

4

2nd passenger weapon

Passenger's kit weapons

Vehicle speed

Moderate

Vehicle maneuverability

Medium

Camouflages available

Desert

Operators

MEC Middle Eastern Coalition
MEC Special Forces
BF2SF REBEL FORCES FLAG Rebel Forces
Flag of Russia Spetsnaz

In Battlefield 2 , the 2K22 Tunguska is the MEC mobile anti-aircraft vehicle. Its counterparts are the USMC M6 Linebacker and the PLA Type 95 SPAAA. Armed with twin autocannons and SAMs, the Tunguska is very potent at taking out aircraft, as well as infantry in the open.

However, against vehicles, the Tunguska can only perform well against light armored vehicles such as the Desert Patrol Vehicle or HMMWV. Against tanks, the Tunguska will surely be destroyed as its guns cannot penetrate their armor, thus any driver should avoid main battle tanks at any cost.

Battlefield 2: Special ForcesEdit

In Battlefield 2: Special Forces, the 2K22 Tunguska is the mobile anti-aircraft vehicle for MEC Special Forces, Spetsnaz and Rebel Forces.

Battlefield 3Edit

9K22 Tunguska-M
9K22 Tunguska-M Battlelog Icon
Vehicle health

1000

Disable threshold

60%

Vehicle passengers

Driver
(1 total)

Vehicle armor

Reactive Armor (32000 points)

Vehicle optics

Zoom Optics (4400 points)
Thermal Optics (10000 points)

Main weapon

Dual 2A38M 30mm automatic cannon

Main weapon damage

10-2 per bullet

Main weapon rate of fire

2000 rounds per minute
(33.3 bullet each second)

Main weapon fire mode

Automatic

Alternative weapon

Anti-Air Missile (9M311, 1200 points)

Alternative weapon ammuntion per reload

2 missiles

Sensors

Proximity Scan (7000 points)
Air Radar (14000 points)

Countermeasures

IR Smoke (400 points)

Vehicle speed

37 km/h
56 km/h (boost)

Camouflages available

Thermal Camo (25000 points)

Operators

Flag of IranPeople's Liberation and Resistance(CO-OP)
Flag of Russia Russian Ground Forces(MP)

"Mobile surface-to-air gun and missile system in service since 1982. Developed in response to range shortcomings in the Zu-23 Shilka design."
— Battlelog description

In Battlefield 3, the 9K22 Tunguska-M is an anti-aircraft vehicle issued to Russian forces. It can be spotted on the Caspian Border trailer and in some wallpaper art for a Battlefield 3 Xbox 360 dashboard theme. It is also listed in EA's fact sheet.

Co-OpEdit

Several 9K22 Tunguskas appear in Fire From The Sky as being used by the PLR to take down the AH-1Z Viper controlled by the two players.

MultiplayerEdit

Despite being an anti-aircraft vehicle, the Tunguska's extremely fast-firing autocannons and turret elevation capability make it a useful anti-infantry vehicle as well. The cannons also have remarkable reload times, allowing for an almost endless rain of bullets. It is a perfect vehicle to lay down suppressive fire.

Although it lacks dedicated weapons against ground vehicles, it is capable of inflicting serious damage. In one salvo (about six seconds of sustained fire), tanks can be brought down to 20% health if flanked, but can retain 75% if attacked from the front.

Its US counterpart is the LAV-AD, which is almost exactly the same except for its amphibious capability and wheeled chassis, the latter of which prevents the LAV from turning on the spot like the Tunguska can.

Patch historyEdit

Patches have changed the anti-air vehicles' performance against tanks, at one point mistakenly eliminating damage. Patches have also increased the time and precision required to kill infantry.

A patch increased the bullet velocity, making it slightly easier to attack high-flying air vehicles.

GalleryEdit

VideosEdit


TriviaEdit

  • When equipped with Air Radar, the Tunguska's radar dish will be deployed and start rotating.
  • Unlike its counterpart, the screen will start shaking a bit when firing the 30mm cannon.
  • In first-person view, the AA guns will converge on the crosshair. Third-person view uses an "out-facing corners" reticle; the guns originate at the bottom two corners, and converge above center.

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