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Some K1A1 with an ammo carrying turret bustle concepts for a presentation by GDLS on the "K1 Compartmentation Of All 120mm Ammo". Document is undated.
 

K1A2s of the 30th Armored Brigade participating in a recent live fire exercise.
 

 

10x10s are back on the menu boys. They made one up with the RCH-155.
 

Another video detailing ROK armored vehicles, this time the K9.
 
The video itself is pretty neat, detailing what looks to be an XK9.
But there are two larger points of interest, being the footage of the XK9 prototypes firing at the beginning of the video, and the XK9 developmental model. 
 
 

https://disk.yandex.ru/d/kh72XfFbWlGDVg
https://disk.yandex.ru/i/kUCWvlQOfs8QJA
 
british report on trophied iranian chieftains in Iraq

"Chelnok" UGV with UR-83P mine clearing system on it. UGV made on the base of 4x4 ATVs like Sherp. Electric engines, 1.3t weight of the UGV, low pressure tires can be set on such pressure that AT mines won't be set of by this vehicle.

 
 
Another UGV in the background of Chelnok pics

 
 

side panels of arjun external fuel cells, 10mm ceramic plate on 10mm FRP backing(aramid fibers based) - IV by NIJ 0108.01 
 


 
 
engine hatches, same thing, ceramic on FRP, how they planing NOT to damage ceramic tiles during daily maintenance of tank i have no idea 
 
thanks to KR15T0F for help

Russian Army DST MT-10 mine clearing UGV test run in Ukraine. 30t vehicle, 1 km range of remote control.

 
 

Merkava 4. driver side of the hull with part of side armor removed.
 
And just random a pic of Merk 4 during exercises.
 

Merkava 4. driver side of the hull with part of side armor removed.
 
And just random a pic of Merk 4 during exercises.
 

the final version of Arjun's calculations, all the thicknesses of the plates correspond to the real ones according to the nomenclature of the armor plates (those that existed), the dimensions of the special armor of the turret may not be accurate because there is nothing to check them with, 2 fuel tanks inside the engine bay have been added to the diagram which were not previously visible, more accurate estimates only possible if someone undertakes to build 3D...
 
*pink plate - pure frp
 
 

mantlet

update on turret
 

 
 

AN-94s in Dagestan, OMD of the FSB Border guards.

Glorious Arjun's frontal hull armor via @Wiedzmin on Otvaga. Very T-72M1-esque.

Before North Korea - T-10M with ATGMs. First is with Malyutka missiles, second - Falanga.

 
 

 
 

Serbian M20 MRAP

 
 

 
 
 

M16 "Miloš" 4x4 armored vehicle of the "Special Anti-Terrorism Unit" ("SAJ", also known as "Sajevci") of Serbia with an M134D "Minigun" in 7.62x51 mm.

 
 

Rare pic of NK tank launching ATGMs

 
Already broke fenders and ERA

@Wiedzmin
I'll go out on a limb here and say it's the EX35 that was used in the CCVL turret. Bore evacuator is missing, but you can see where it was originally fitted on the barrel.
 

Also, in the picture with the M256 there are two unicorns hiding at the very top behind the GBU-28 Paveway (which, as we know, was partially built out of decommissioned 203mm howitzer barrels from the now-retired M110A2 - hence its presence in the room) and the orange scissor lift:
 
- Either the 58-caliber XM282 or the 39-caliber XM283 (based on the M198's M199) that were trialed in 1985 for the Howitzer Improvement Program (HIP); there were three guns proposed as part of the Advanced Armament System (AAS): the XM282, the XM283 (both 282 and 283 were fitted onto five M109A3E3 testbeds) and the XM284 (fitted onto four M109A3E2 testbeds). They eventually selected the XM284 for what ultimately became the M109A5. The howitzer gun on this picture looks like the XM283, but with the barrel length, it's more like a L58 XM282 (which had a chamber volume of 27.8L/1,700 cubic inches and could lob M549A1 HERA projectiles up to 45km with the XM224 propellant charge). Also note that they also cut a XM282's barrel down to 52 calibers to test liquid propellants; that L52 could also be the one seen here.
 
- Right next to it is the L56 XM297 (chamber volume of 1,400 cubic inches) that was installed on the Crusader (which also, at one point, dabbled with liquid props before switching back to solid MACS propellant charges). Easily recognizable with its pepperpot muzzle brake.

Sŏn'gun-915 tanks. The grenade launchers were replaced by a KPVT again. MANPADS and ATGM launchers are missing as well.

not sure, maybe M35 for M10



 
XM360
 

And again Best Korea. This time - 600 mm MRLS/SRBM

 
 

 
 

Centurion armored car for SF units of internal security services. Middle section is very close to Falcatus.

 
 
Falcatus for comparison: