| The Koksan is named after the city in North Korea where it was first seen by the West in 1978. It has a 170mm gun mounted on a tracked hull with no superstructure and 2
large folding spades at the rear. The chassis type is unclear and has been reported as, variously, a T-54, Type 59 or Tok'Chon. The gun itself is a previously unknown type,
possibly Russian coastal-defence or ex-naval weapon.
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VARIANTS OF THE SERIES
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GENERAL RECOGNITION POINTS
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- Five large roadwheels with gap between 1st & 2nd.
- Floppy track.
- Two long folding spades at the rear
- Large open gun mount with long single-step barrel and multi-slot muzzle-brake.
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