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Lynx KF41 some photos (originally posted in twitter): pictures from that pdf: Rheinmetall press-release https://www.rheinmetall-defence.com/en/rheinmetall_defence/public_relations/news/latest_news/index_17408.php https://www.rheinmetall-defence.com/media/editor_media/rm_defence/publicrelations/pressemitteilungen/2018/2018-06-12_Rheinmetall_Eurosatory_Lynx_KF_41_en.pdf and some more pics from twitter: video: some screenshots: .... Question: is it a correct thread for this vehicle? Or i should've been posting this in German vehicles thread like @2805662 did with his photos of this vehicle http://sturgeonshouse.ipbhost.com/topic/11-stug-iii-thread-and-also-other-german-vehicles-i-guess/?page=49&tab=comments#comment-133254 ? ... UPD:19-12-2018 With words "pictures from that pdf" there should've been this link https://gallery.mailchimp.com/ebe687fe800f7d0f2f28fa168/files/cd7abd56-13d7-4921-8eb5-aa4eee834446/Lynx_KF41_Special_Supplement_final.01.pdf whicn wasn't - I guess it was lost in process of editing this post severall times to add more pictures.
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more photos (originally posted in twitter) of ASCOD 2 IFV with UT30 Mk2 turret and one from this article http://defence-blog.com/army/gdels-unveiled-new-variants-ascod-family-tracked-vehicles-eurosatory-2018.html:
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removing /920 from this link provides opportunity to see and download larger image (1920x1280 pix) https://bilder.t-online.de/b/83/91/55/08/id_83915508/c_raw/tid_da/index.jpg
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Shephard Media's video about this vehicle - interview and some footage from driving and swimming tests screenshots: photo from Polish article on this vehicle http://www.defence24.pl/przemysl/eurosatory-2018-nowa-amfibia-kmw-plywa-do-tylu
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another article on ASCOD 2 MMBT and IFV https://www.shephardmedia.com/news/landwarfareintl/eurosatory-2018-gdels-unveils-new-configurations-a/ with 3 photos:
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Patria's new 6x6 - kinda like Pasi XA-180 - but with independent suspension article on this vehicle https://www.patria.fi/en/media/news/eurosatory-2018-patria-6x6-multifunctional-transport-capacity-far-future
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And another photo of TARDEC's combat vehicle prototype's hull
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Otokar's Tulpar with Cockerill 3105 turret, pics from several posts in twitter and instagram:
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7 second long video with those two ASCOD 2 vehicles
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from this post https://twitter.com/RT_Shephard/status/1006070754323193856 and from this post https://twitter.com/xaviervav/status/1006075929742004225 and this https://twitter.com/GrantTurnbull_/status/1006083568056111104 and this http://scout-thedeaddistrict.blogspot.com/2018/06/eurosatory-2018-leopard-2-lecerc.html and this https://twitter.com/BGoodlad/status/1006115583837065217 and this article https://www.t-online.de/nachrichten/deutschland/militaer-verteidigung/id_83914894/leopard-hersteller-ueberrascht-mit-neuem-kampfpanzer.html
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those two pictures are from this article https://www.idf.il/אתרים/חטיבת-הנחל/האיתן-של-הנחל/ which also has a video on Eitan. Some screenshots from this video: some changes are noticeable comparing to this: parts of the same footage also appeared a month ago in another video, which also has more footage from different angles and from inside the vehicle: screenshots:
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A couple more photos (from varoius bulgarian websites):
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The Soviet Tank Thread: Transversely Mounted 1000hp Engines
skylancer-3441 replied to T___A's topic in Mechanized Warfare
It seems like in this article Murakhovskiy basically repeats what he said about BMPT back in late 2000s on Otvaga forum - there http://otvaga2004.mybb.ru/viewtopic.php?id=20&p=13#p4615 and in other threads- 5,212 replies
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- kharkovites get out
- kotin number 1 diva of ages
- kartsev did nothing wrong
- reminder that the is-7 had 8 machine guns
- reminder that uvz built more t-34s than khpz
- real life has a uvz bias
- make lkz great again
- t-72 over t-64 all day erry day
- t-80 worst mistake of lkz life
- the object 167t engine was better
- so was object 278 engine
- t-64 so weak it cannot handle glorious t-34 engine which conquered hitlerite germany
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Army Recognition's video - interview in french about Jaguar EBRC and also they've filmed this vehicle from different angles, for example: more screenshots https://imgur.com/a/0mqOVX8
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May be they'll show it later Army Recognition's video on that robot-carrying version of Titus
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well, there was a 3,5 yr old video from DefenseWebTV, and they explained a thing or two about it's capabilities, and around 1:00 this 3d model shown doing what appears to be an change of ground clearance btw loooking at this photo: (from link to twitter posted by Ramlaen on previous page) there: it seems like that wishbone axle is not parallel to ground, like if it's and adjustable and set in position of shorter-than-normal ground clearance.
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The Soviet Tank Thread: Transversely Mounted 1000hp Engines
skylancer-3441 replied to T___A's topic in Mechanized Warfare
Pavlov-and-Pavlov's article about object 279 in Technika i Vooruzhenie 2015-06 does mention some studies of 1955-1958 on the subject of non-metallic filler for composite armor, and it also has this picture of what appears to be an proposition on use of composite armor in frontal part of 279's hull. Apparently it went no further than that, and remained a paper design. (Though maybe i'm misunderstanding what's been said in that article.) In lower part of this image there is a spreadshit on the right, located allmost inside cross-section #4, and it shows - for all 4 cross section variants - numbers for surface, and numbers for weight of 1cm thick slice of given composition. And also it shows which part of this area and weight refers to steel and which part of this weight refers to armor filler. I've divided numbers of given filler weight on given filler area, and got density of about 3.2 kg/cm3, same for compositions 2-4 ... Speaking of heavy tanks, one may remember Chelyabinsk's object 780 of early 70s, which was described in "Morozov's diary" as a 49,8 tonnes vehicle, 9-11 tonnes heavier that Leningrad's 225 and Kharkov's 450.- 5,212 replies
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Tagged with:
- soviet
- russian bias
- kharkovites get out
- kotin number 1 diva of ages
- kartsev did nothing wrong
- reminder that the is-7 had 8 machine guns
- reminder that uvz built more t-34s than khpz
- real life has a uvz bias
- make lkz great again
- t-72 over t-64 all day erry day
- t-80 worst mistake of lkz life
- the object 167t engine was better
- so was object 278 engine
- t-64 so weak it cannot handle glorious t-34 engine which conquered hitlerite germany
- t-64
- t-72
- heavy tanks
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Concept of 40-ton tank was also mentioned there http://www.dtic.mil/dtic/tr/fulltext/u2/a358002.pdf (proceedings of 1998 Combat Vehicles Conference) on some pages starting from 46th (accoring to a pdf viewer page counter) https://imgur.com/a/IOJcNHT This conncept without a doubt appeared on pages of magazines of that time too, though a lot of those of those are not available on the internet now, like Jane's IDR for example. I mean - this russian article on wartank.narod.ru was taken from Zarubezhnoye Voennoye Obozreniye (Foreign Military Review) magazine, 1998-12. And there were articles in polish magazines like Raport WTO and Wojskowy Przeglad Techniczny i Logistyczny which talked about this this concept or at least printed pictures of similar vehicles
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photo of this model with open rear door: it's a vehicle based on Kharkovite's tank with compact "suitcase"-shaped Kharkovite engine and two gearboxes T-84 cutaway: T-80UD: Achzarit has passageway above some parts of the transmission, and next to both an upper half of its transversely-mounted engine (which is shorter than V2-derieved diesel, so it leaves some space for lower part of passageway) and cooling system On the other hand it seems like if this Kharkovite BTMP-84 has passageway (judging by what it shown on model's photo above - it's floor panels are entirely horizontal, unlike some of those on Achzarit) located above left part of its engine and one of the gearboxes, and next to a cooling system. Which sould've been redesigned to make it narrower (albeit higher, probably, - but passageway's roof should be somewhat higher anyway), and also they've probably removed that red boxy thing and put it somewhere else
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that picture with "M1A3" and "BLK III" appeared on page 171 in this document A historical summary of the Armored Systems Modernization program and the lessons learned from its interaction with the acquisition environment which is also available there https://calhoun.nps.edu/handle/10945/30593
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It's interesting. Presentation (which contains this page) which available now on ontres.se is 110 pages long about 2-and-a-half years ago i've downloaded on my computer presentation which was 119 pages long. Apparently it's exactly the same as one available now online, except for some pages on tank protection https://cloud.mail.ru/public/FVLe/iUZw87trH (according to Chrome history file, which i've backed up in dec.2015 and still have now, this pdf was without a doubt downloaded from ontres.se https://i.imgur.com/ysAJQgr.png) ... new link https://cloud.mail.ru/public/579x/2Z1Bqxm2m