Free Sounds - ZU-23-2 Anti-Aircraft Gun
Free Anti-Aircraft Gun Sound EffectsAnti-Aircraft Gun - Free Sound FX
They called in the cavalry. The loud thundering of the approaching choppers fills the meadows with fear, but the answer has arrived. The hulking Soviet ZU-23-2—called Sergei by the Finns—is done being set up. THUD THUD THUD! It greets the approaching choppers with a thunderous clamor. The sky is clear, almost as clear as the intense quality of these FREE ZU-23-2 recordings we’ve sourced for you.
This pack contains 7 brutalizing wav files, which include 10 variations of shots (single, double, and salvos). The contents are perfect for games, films, and series.
The FREE sound effects in this pack can be stood in for any huge cannon or artillery you might need. So download it now for free, use it now or later, you’ll always have the license to boom.
What’s Inside
Technical Specifications
What's so special about this library?
The ZU-23-2 is a towed Soviet 23 mm twin-barreled anti-aircraft gun first put into service in 1960. It received its first real battlefield baptism in the Vietnam War when it was included in the supplies the Soviets delivered to the Democratic Republic of Vietnam (North Vietnam). It is a quick, rapid response to helicopter power: Simply hook it to a large enough truck or jeep and wheel it to the location needing cover.
Though it’s given an “anti-aircraft” designation, the Sergei had a variety of uses. Its main use was against lower altitude aircraft, but it was also useful as an APC when mounted on the rooftop of its carrier. This was actually the preferred method for the Iraqis in the first Gulf War when they found that supersonic US jets made for impossible targets.
Special thanks to Sergey Ryzhkov for the 3D Render Image: sergey_ryzhkov.artstation.com
