About: Green Mace

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Green Mace, also known as the QF 127/58 SBT X1, was a British heavy anti-aircraft gun of the 1950s. It used a variety of techniques to improve the firing rate of the gun, and the velocity of its projectiles. Although a prototype was built and survives today, it was rendered obsolete by the development of the guided surface-to-air missile and thus never entered production.

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dbo:abstract	Green Mace, also known as the QF 127/58 SBT X1, was a British heavy anti-aircraft gun of the 1950s. It used a variety of techniques to improve the firing rate of the gun, and the velocity of its projectiles. Although a prototype was built and survives today, it was rendered obsolete by the development of the guided surface-to-air missile and thus never entered production. (en)
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dbp:alt	An anti-aircraft gun on a wheeled chassis. On the back of the long gun barrel are two large drums for holding ammunition. There is a small control booth on the right hand side of the vehicle. (en)
dbp:armour	None (en)
dbp:caliber	102.0
dbp:caption	Green Mace prototype at the Royal Artillery Museum, Woolwich, in 2015. (en)
dbp:cartridge	Folding Fin Discarding Sabot (en)
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dbp:designDate	c. 1956 (en)
dbp:designer	RARDE, Fort Halstead (en)
dbp:feed	twin rotating drums with 14 rounds in each (en)
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dbp:manufacturer	Vickers (en)
dbp:name	Green Mace (en)
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dbp:origin	United Kingdom (en)
dbp:productionDate	1956 (xsd:integer)
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rdfs:comment	Green Mace, also known as the QF 127/58 SBT X1, was a British heavy anti-aircraft gun of the 1950s. It used a variety of techniques to improve the firing rate of the gun, and the velocity of its projectiles. Although a prototype was built and survives today, it was rendered obsolete by the development of the guided surface-to-air missile and thus never entered production. (en)
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