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And this one is the second design using Mk-2 chassis.
Very close to the Mk-3 one.
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Because the rear hull of the Mk-3 based Ofek is not extended. The clamshell rear door is kept.
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Chassis are rebuilt with Mk3 suspension.
It’s a Mk-2. Impossible to modify a Mk-3 this way.There are three kinds of the Karnaf Ofek command post. Two using Mk-2 and one the Mk-3 chassis.
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Mk-2 chassis.
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In my memory, the Terrier MSV was regarded as the benchmark for the MAC.
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The next engineer close support vehicle ?
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I wish I misunderstood what I saw.
Is that the MAC ?
Module d’Appui au Contact.
The French next ECV. -
9 hours ago, TWMSR said:
Modified Leopard 2 turret. Applique modules, new fire control, RWS, IFF, but all on orginal turret.
You may be right.
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The interception is made by nets.
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Considering the Leclerc MBT for SA army, it was only talks. Leclerc was too expensive.
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I think like you.
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On 9/2/2020 at 3:59 PM, Collimatrix said:
And the K21 that the Redback is based on [...]
The AS21 is by no means based on the K21. It’s a completely new platform.
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Very minor changes.
All of was already demonstrated.
So, nothing new.
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French CAESAR on the way to the US-Army.
https://www.forcesoperations.com/nexter-et-le-caesar-6x6-retenus-par-lus-army/
The 6x6 configuration was selected for the tests.
And Brutus is still unseen.
20 years ago, CAESAR was already tested by the US artillery. They were very interested.
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The Sesspir.
No more than two of them were built.
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128 Griffon APC were delivered in 2020 as planned.
So 220 were delivered.
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More details about the Griffon command post.
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French Griffon command post.
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2 hours ago, DIADES said:
A few other bits missing too I reckon. Pretty sure this is their blast vehicle so makes sense to leave off or just do mass dummies.
Yes. This one is devoted to destruction.
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Yes.
It helps having more firepower.
Modern tanks suffer a gap between the main barrel and coax machine gun.
Israeli AFVs
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1 - it’s easier to move both battery and CBRN compartment than rearrange the Mk-3 fuel tanks.
2 - suspension modifications were already made with Centurion based chassis.
First third of Mk-2 and 3 sponsons are similar and we can’t see the rear part.
I don’t know if it’s in series production after 5 years, but, strangely, it appears in plenty of ceremonies.
I’m not sure they need a large number of them (they have the same satellite communication on the move capability with the Namer now) but it’s easier to maintain.