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Su24 with a pair of Storm-Shadows.
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Infantry fighting vehicle called "BMPV," with modified BMP-2 IFV turret installed on T-62 tank chassis.
I thought the franken-mtlbs were ugly, but that one... that one takes first place.
Also, ERA on a BMP2 turret is bad news for the crew.
I thought the franken-mtlbs were ugly, but that one... that one takes first place.
Also, ERA on a BMP2 turret is bad news for the crew.
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that "frankenstein" is very interesting, a new idea for cubans
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Another iteration of the T64-APC.
With a little something reminiscent of the Chinese Type63 APC.
edit: from 2015
With a little something reminiscent of the Chinese Type63 APC.
edit: from 2015
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ERA on that thinly plated turret is asking for trouble
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Breaking through defense lines built for months always means losses. Big losses.THIS does not look good........not a good start for the Leopard and the Bradley.
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Refurbishment of the Ukrainian Bradley IFV damaged in combat.True mate..........
The Ukrainians praise these vehicles very much because even after an artillery shell is about to explode or a mine is hit, the crew has a very good chance of survival, and often no one is seriously injured. In similar circumstances, the entire BWP-1/2 crew usually dies on the spot and there is nothing to collect from the vehicle. Meanwhile, a large part of the damaged Bradleys is recovered from the battlefield and put back into service after repairs.
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I stand corrected mate!! THIS is good news as well. I did not know the Bradley was such a tough nut to crack.....that's a mighty fine APC it seems!!
Wasn't the M2 Bradley labelled a Death Machine even before it entered service with the U.S. Army in the 1980s?THIS does not look good........not a good start for the Leopard and the Bradley.
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