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United States Military Vehicle General: Guns, G*vins, and Gas Turbines
Serge replied to Tied's topic in Mechanized Warfare
It wise. Never the less, I would have kept the new seats. -
In a nutshell : - coaxial machine gun mount is the same as the Namer turret ; - screening system is the same (very specific integration) ; - sights positions are the same ; - COAPS are not used ; - Trophy is the same ; - ATGM module is... the same ; - general geometry of the turret is the same ; - no Korean hard kill or soft kill ; but it’s not a Rafael turret... It’s not Israely too I guess ? Of course, Hanwha made a 30mm turret from scratch and by chance, the design is very close to something already existing. When I first saw this turret, I believed it was the Aselsan Korhan turret. I was wrong.
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Too large to be Acusonic.
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I would say radar because of its shape. Or a counter-IED jammer ? From Thales ?
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The funniest thing with SPz-Puma is when you’re talking to PSM representatives, they quickly say it’s impossible to develop variants, the chassis is too much specific.
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Does anyone know the purpose of the upper radar ? Is-it to detect vertical attacks, UAVs... ?
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Very sexual. I prefer the Black widows.
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I’m curious to see the BAE proposal because they say having a remotely turret.
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The AS21 Redback : Korean chassis with a Rafael turret.
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They won’t adopt a two men crew turret and change for a remotely solution after a short period of time.
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So, ready to succeed to the British Warrior IFV.
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Diehl band tracks are segmented, not Soucy’s one.
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No. You have metallic inserts into the tracks.
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The French German Polyphem fibre-optic guide missile. It was cancelled in 2002 and now we are lacking such a tool. 60km rang. The Triton was supposed to be submarine version. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyphem_(missile)
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United States Military Vehicle General: Guns, G*vins, and Gas Turbines
Serge replied to Tied's topic in Mechanized Warfare
This is just the inaccuracy of such a drawing. The XM723 concept. -
BAE will exhibit a Norwegian CV90 with Barracuda cover at Land Forces 2018.
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General artillery, SPGs, MLRS and long range ATGMs thread.
Serge replied to LoooSeR's topic in Mechanized Warfare
So, Tamuz is smaller than a tamuz ?- 1,911 replies
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Like many turrets today, Lance turret is available in two men, one man or remotely operated configuration.
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General artillery, SPGs, MLRS and long range ATGMs thread.
Serge replied to LoooSeR's topic in Mechanized Warfare
Yes. Spike ER2 is heavy too and is the export name of ... Tamuz.- 1,911 replies
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General artillery, SPGs, MLRS and long range ATGMs thread.
Serge replied to LoooSeR's topic in Mechanized Warfare
No. The Tamuz fired from the Pereh had a 25km range (and I guess Tsahal did not loose this capability with the Pereh withdrawal). Such a long range can be very useful. The only point is that with such a range, the platoon must be part of artillery. It can no more belong to infantry or cavalry. The flying path can interfere with air activity.- 1,911 replies
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Haha.
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For those who want to laugh at will : https://m.warhistoryonline.com/war-articles/australian-military.html I love this kind of article. « I’ve understood everything about AFV but I’ve no proposal. »
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United States Military Vehicle General: Guns, G*vins, and Gas Turbines
Serge replied to Tied's topic in Mechanized Warfare
It’s not an M113, but... http://www.contactairlandandsea.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/afvs_abrams_aslav-768x426.jpg -
United States Military Vehicle General: Guns, G*vins, and Gas Turbines
Serge replied to Tied's topic in Mechanized Warfare
You. A mixt of Bradley and 8x8 chassis would have been better. -
You’re a master killer in AFV design.