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The 3rd AS21 prototype has left Korea and is en route to Australia. It departed from Masan Port on the 18th.
 
According to the press release (machine translated), "prototype 3 will be officially delivered to the Australian Army in the middle of next month along with the 1st and 2nd units sent to Australia in July, and will be used for a full-fledged test evaluation from February." (Link: https://www.news1.kr/articles/?4155699) 
 

 

The 3rd AS21 prototype has left Korea and is en route to Australia. It departed from Masan Port on the 18th.
 
According to the press release (machine translated), "prototype 3 will be officially delivered to the Australian Army in the middle of next month along with the 1st and 2nd units sent to Australia in July, and will be used for a full-fledged test evaluation from February." (Link: https://www.news1.kr/articles/?4155699) 
 

 

MET-D and RCV at Fort Carson
 
"This past summer at Fort Carson, Col., modified Bradley Fighting Vehicles, known as Mission Enabling Technologies Demonstrators, and modified M113 tracked armored personnel carriers, or Robotic Combat Vehicles, were used for the Soldier Operational Experimentation (SOE) Phase 1 to further develop learning objectives for the Manned Unmanned Teaming (MUM-T) concept."

K200s with Metis-M launchers
 

 

MET-D and RCV at Fort Carson
 
"This past summer at Fort Carson, Col., modified Bradley Fighting Vehicles, known as Mission Enabling Technologies Demonstrators, and modified M113 tracked armored personnel carriers, or Robotic Combat Vehicles, were used for the Soldier Operational Experimentation (SOE) Phase 1 to further develop learning objectives for the Manned Unmanned Teaming (MUM-T) concept."

MET-D and RCV at Fort Carson
 
"This past summer at Fort Carson, Col., modified Bradley Fighting Vehicles, known as Mission Enabling Technologies Demonstrators, and modified M113 tracked armored personnel carriers, or Robotic Combat Vehicles, were used for the Soldier Operational Experimentation (SOE) Phase 1 to further develop learning objectives for the Manned Unmanned Teaming (MUM-T) concept."

MET-D and RCV at Fort Carson
 
"This past summer at Fort Carson, Col., modified Bradley Fighting Vehicles, known as Mission Enabling Technologies Demonstrators, and modified M113 tracked armored personnel carriers, or Robotic Combat Vehicles, were used for the Soldier Operational Experimentation (SOE) Phase 1 to further develop learning objectives for the Manned Unmanned Teaming (MUM-T) concept."

The second one in particular reminds me extremely heavily of the Type 89 and Desert Warrior.

The desert variant of the K2 at DX Korea 2018.
 

 

The desert variant of the K2 at DX Korea 2018.
 

 

The desert variant of the K2 at DX Korea 2018.
 

 

Some more images of the desert variant K2 in Oman as well as a higher resolution photo of the image LooSeR posted. Sadly images of the K2 in Oman are fairly rare, there are plenty pictures of a demonstration desert variant displayed during defense expos. I'll get around to posting some of those later.
 

 

Some more images of the desert variant K2 in Oman as well as a higher resolution photo of the image LooSeR posted. Sadly images of the K2 in Oman are fairly rare, there are plenty pictures of a demonstration desert variant displayed during defense expos. I'll get around to posting some of those later.
 

 

Some more images of the desert variant K2 in Oman as well as a higher resolution photo of the image LooSeR posted. Sadly images of the K2 in Oman are fairly rare, there are plenty pictures of a demonstration desert variant displayed during defense expos. I'll get around to posting some of those later.
 

 

Some more images of the desert variant K2 in Oman as well as a higher resolution photo of the image LooSeR posted. Sadly images of the K2 in Oman are fairly rare, there are plenty pictures of a demonstration desert variant displayed during defense expos. I'll get around to posting some of those later.
 

 

K2 in Oman

A "K1A1" at ADEX 2017
 
Maybe he was stung by a bee...

 

Two 1/8th scale models by the Agency for Defense Development on the "development of armored vehicles for infantry fighting". 
 
"Type 1": 25 tons, amphibious, 30mm cannon

 
"Type 2": 30 tons, not amphibious, 35mm cannon, equipped with ATGMs

One more for the road
 
Just a very nice picture of a K2 and her crew

 

Two 1/8th scale models by the Agency for Defense Development on the "development of armored vehicles for infantry fighting". 
 
"Type 1": 25 tons, amphibious, 30mm cannon

 
"Type 2": 30 tons, not amphibious, 35mm cannon, equipped with ATGMs

Two 1/8th scale models by the Agency for Defense Development on the "development of armored vehicles for infantry fighting". 
 
"Type 1": 25 tons, amphibious, 30mm cannon

 
"Type 2": 30 tons, not amphibious, 35mm cannon, equipped with ATGMs

Two 1/8th scale models by the Agency for Defense Development on the "development of armored vehicles for infantry fighting". 
 
"Type 1": 25 tons, amphibious, 30mm cannon

 
"Type 2": 30 tons, not amphibious, 35mm cannon, equipped with ATGMs

BMP-3s of the 3rd Armored Birgade during night maneuver training. Sadly no date on specifically when this training happened.

 

ROKMC K1s conducting a beach landing on Dokseok-ri Beach during the 2014 Hoguk Joint Exercise. 
 
 

A "K1A1" at ADEX 2017
 
Maybe he was stung by a bee...