Chilean Ground Forces Sub-tree

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Chilean Ground Forces Sub-tree

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A Chilean Leopard 2A4 CHL using mobile camouflage system

An example of what the Chilean sub tree would look like

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Description:

  • A sub-tree of Chilean land forces that is made up of tanks and vehicles of different types that served in the country throughout the history of Chile that add up to a total of 40. Many of them were modernized between Israel and Chile, so for that reason i decided to include the sub-tree as an example in said country, since in my opinion it was the best place for it at the moment. In the event that the Latin American tree is implemented one day, some of the vehicles described could be added there. Some of the most important vehicles in the sub tree include the famous Israeli M-51 that was modified in Chile under the name “Proyecto-T” or the mythical Chilean M-50 HVMS and M24 HVMS tanks, both improved with the powerful cannon Israeli IMI HVMS 60 mm that would give them a unique appearance and a great anti-tank capacity since they were capable of penetrating thick armor, this same cannon would serve to equip 2 other prototypes of unique and little-known vehicles that can be seen in this tree. Much of the vehicles in this subtree are related to Israel, be it by origin, modifications, weapons, guns or ammunition. There are also several unique vehicles that were built in Chile, mainly the Mowag Piraña family, which was built in Chile by Cardoen Industries and FAMAE.

Disclaimers:

  • Not necessarily all the vehicles from the following list must be added, they can be chosen according to the convenience of the tree in which it would be implemented and moved as necessary. It was ordered in the best way I found possible.
  • The BR of this tree represent the realistic game mode.
  • Some data may not be 100% accurate, also some sources may contradict in some aspects such as technical specifications, basically I did what I could with what I found, if anyone has more information I would appreciate it if you share it in the comments section.

Vehicle list:

Rank 1
M8 Greyhound

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  • Description:
    • In 1953, Chile received five M8 units that served in the Mechanized School, becoming one of the first military vehicles to serve in Chile along with the M3 Stuart. Same as the one found in the game.
  • Year:
    • 1953
  • Crew:
    • 4 (driver, commander/radio, gunner, loader)
  • Armament:
    • Primary: 37 mm (1.46 in) M6 QF AT gun
    • Secondary: cal.50 (12.7 mm) and cal.30 (7.62 mm) Browning M1919
  • Dimensions:
    • Length: 5m
    • Width: 2.53m
    • Height: 2.23m
    • Weight: 8.6 short tons (7.8 tons)
  • Maneuverability:
    • Engine: Hercules JXD 6-cyl gasoline, 110 hp (82 kW)
    • Suspension: 6x6 individual leaf spring
    • Max. Speed: 56 mph (90 km/h)
    • Range: 560 km at medium speed (350 mi)
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Carden-Loyd Mk.VI

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  • Description:
    • It arrived in Chile in 1936, delivering five units to the Infantry Application School. This vehicle, despite not being considered a true tank, was the first motorized vehicle of this type to arrive in Chile. Later around 1975 the Army changed its original .303 Vickers machine gun for a 57mm M-18 recoilless rifle and added a mount for this weapon.
  • Year:
    • 1975
  • Crew:
    • 2 (driver, gunner)
  • Armament:
    • Primary: M-18 57mm recoilless rifle
  • Dimensions:
    • Length: 2.46 m
    • Width: 1.75m
    • Height: 1.22m
    • Weight: 1.5t
  • Maneuverability:
    • Engine: Ford T 40hp
    • Speed: 40km/h
    • Weight/power: 26.6 hp/t
    • Suspension: bogie
    • Autonomy: 140 km
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M3A1 Stuart

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  • Description:
    • A first batch of 12 M3A1 tanks arrived in Chile during 1943. The M3A1 tank was the first tank of the Chilean Army. Later, between 1944-1945, new batches of tanks were sent to Armored Detachment No. 1 in Iquique. These tanks were the first real entry into the world of tanks for Chile. Same as the one found in the game.
  • Year:
    • 1943
  • Crew:
    • 4 (Commandant, Driver, Gunner, Loader)
  • Armament:
    • Primary: 37 mm M6 gun with 174 rounds
    • Secondary: 2 x .30 Browning M1919A4
  • Dimensions:
    • Length: 4.5m
    • Width: 2.46m
    • Height: 2.3m
    • Weight: 14.7t
  • Maneuverability:
    • Engine: Continental W-670-9A, 7-cylinder radial, 250hp
    • Max. Speed: 58 km/h roads, 30 km/h offroad
    • Weight/power: 17.82 hp/t
    • Suspension: VVSS (Vertical Volute Spring Suspension)
    • Autonomy: 120 km
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Rank 2
M4A1E9

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  • Description:
    • In 1952, a total of 17 Sherman tanks of the M4A1E9 version with a radial engine, which ran on 100/110 octane white gasoline, arrived in Chile. They were updated, rebuilt and modernized by Chrysler. Part of the process was the installation of the so-called “spaced suspension”, which gave them the E9 designation. Grouser extenders were installed to increase track width. The E9 modification included wider track protective fenders and “fender clamps”, they also had additional armor on the sides that can be easily seen from the outside (where the ammunition magazines are located), on the right side of the mantlet (protecting to the gunner and commander). They were in service for some decades in Chile. They were finally decommissioned in the 1970s. Special variant not found in the game.
  • Year:
    • 1952
  • Crew:
    • 5 (Commander, Driver, Gunner, Loader, Radioman)
  • Armament:
    • Primary: 75 mm gun M3 L/40, with 90 rounds
    • Secondary: .50 Browning HB machine gun, 2 × .30 Browning M1919A4 machine guns
  • Dimensions:
    • Length: 5.84m
    • Width: 2.62m
    • Height: 2.74m
    • Weight: 30.3 t
  • Maneuverability:
    • Engine: Continental R975 Cl 350 hp radial
    • Max. Speed: 38.5km/h
    • Weight/power: 15.8 hp/t
    • Suspension: VVSS (Vertical Volute Spring Suspension)
    • Autonomy: 193 km
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M24 Modernized

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  • Description:
    • Chile received its 21 M24 Chaffees in 1952, later these M24s were modified, a mount for an extra 7.62 mm Browning M1919 machine gun was added to the roof of the tank operable by the loader. At the end of 1978, the joint MACO-Detroit Diesel project was chosen and the 21 M24 Chaffee engines were repowered by the Detroit Diesel 6V53T, a 6-cylinder turbodiesel that developed 275 HP at 2,800 rpm and weighed 770 kg. The engine platform was modified and received more air vents. Added a new radio station of unknown model with a new antenna. The hydraulic automatic transmission was replaced by an Allison HT 700 5-speed automatic transmission (5 forward gears and 1 reverse gear). The maximum speed increased slightly to around 60 km/h, while the weight increased from 18.4 to 19 tons. Chilean version of the M24 with extra machine gun, better engine and more maximum speed than the one in the game.
  • Year:
    • 1978
  • Crew:
    • 5 (Commander, gunner, loader, driver, bow-gunner)
  • Armament:
    • Primary: 75 mm M6 gyro-stabilized gun, with 48 shells
    • Secondary: x.50 Browning HB in cupola, Browning M1919 7.62mm machine gun in cupola, .30 Browning M1919A4 coaxial
  • Dimensions:
    • Length: 5,56 m
    • Width: 3 m
    • Height: 2,77 m
    • Weight: battle ready 19 tons.
  • Maneuverability:
    • Engine: Detroit Diesel 6V53T, a 6-cylinder turbo-diesel, 275 hp at 2,800 rpm
    • Max. speed: 60 km/h
    • Suspension: torsion bars
    • Autonomy: 350 km
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Rank 3
VTP-2 Escarabajo

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  • Description:
    • Infantry vehicle built in Chile in 1982 by Cardoen companies, it had a 20 mm Oerlikon KAA automatic cannon intended for anti-aircraft defense, other variants were proposed but never built.
  • Year:
    • 1982
  • Crew:
    • 3+9 (commander, gunner and driver + passengers)
  • Armament:
    • Primary: GAD-AOA turret with an Oerlikon KAA 20-mm Autocannon
  • Dimensions:
    • Length: 5.37m
    • Width: 2.32m
    • Height: 2.22m
    • Weight: 7.8 tons (combat weight)
  • Maneuverability:
    • Engine: Mercedes-Benz OM-352 6-cylinder water-cooled diesel developing 120 hp at 2800 rpm
    • Transmission: Manual, 4 torward and 1 reverse gears
    • Max. speed: 100 km/h
    • Fuel capacity: 150 litres
    • Max range: 600 km
    • Gradient: 70%
    • Side slope: 35%
    • Vertical obstacle: 0.5 m
    • Turning radius: 6.45 m
    • Clutch: single dry plate
    • Transfer case: 2-speed
    • Steering: hydraulic
    • Tyres: 12.50 x 20 (bullet-proof)
    • Number of tyres: 4
    • Brakes: main, disc on all 4 wheels; parking, mechanical on rear 2 wheels
  • Armour:
    • Steel 8 mm
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Piraña 6x6 KAA

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  • Description:
    • Mowag Piranha built under license in Chile by Cardoen industries and Famae, this version uses a 20 mm Oerlikon KAA automatic cannon for anti-aircraft defense. Great mobility and excellent capacity for shots per minute.
  • Year:
    • 1980
  • Crew:
    • 3 (commander, gunner and driver)
  • Armament:
    • Primary: GAD-AOA turret with an Oerlikon KAA 20-mm Autocannon
  • Dimensions:
    • Length: 5.97m
    • Width: 2.5m
    • Height: 1.85m (without weapons)
    • Weight: Total combat weight: 10.500 kg
  • Maneuverability :
    • Engine: Detroit diesel 6V-53T
    • Horse Power: 300 HP/2800 RPM
    • Max. speed on roads: 100 km/h
    • Speed in water: 10.5 km/h
    • Power to weight ratio: 28,6 HP/TON
    • Gear box: Allison MT-653
    • Type: Automatic
    • Gears: 5+1
    • Max. gradient: 70%
    • Lateral inclination: 30%
    • Maximum obstacle height: 0,5 ms
    • Turning circle: 11,3 ms
    • Fuel tank capacity: 400 lts.
    • Range: 1.200 kms.
    • Additional system: fire extinguishing system that is activated in the engine once it exceeds a certain temperature, amphibious capability.
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AMX MK I F3

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BMS-1 Alacrán

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  • Description:
    • Half-track infantry vehicle developed and built in Chile in 1983 by Cardoen industries, it was the last half-track built in the world and was capable of surpassing its half-track predecessors in mobility. It was not a sales success so it was not mass produced. The only version built has a 70 mm LAU-97 rocket launcher.
  • Year:
    • 1983
  • Crew:
    • 2 (Driver, Commander), plus 12 staff
  • Armament:
    • Primary: LAU-97 70mm rocket launcher, 40 rockets (FZ-100 6.2 kg cargo warhead capable of penetrating up to 105 mm of conventional steel armour plate, FZ-49 3 kg anti-armour capable of piercing more than 350 mm of conventional steel armour plate, FZ-71 4.3 kg anti-personnel which forms more than 8,000 fragments on detonation and is lethal to between 18 and 21 m radius)
    • Secondary: Browning 12.7mm or 7.62 mm machine gun
  • Dimensions:
    • Length: 6.37 m
    • Width: 2.38 m
    • Height: 2.03 m (without armament)
    • Weight: 10.5 ton combat weight
  • Maneuverability:
    • Engine: Cummins V-555 turbo-charged diesel developing 225 hp at 3000 rpm
    • Transmission: Allison MT-653 automatic. 5 forward and 1 reverse gears
    • Max. speed: 70 km/h
    • Power to weight ratio: 21.4 hp/ton
    • Fuel capacity: 350 litres
    • Max range: 900 km
    • Fording: 1.6 m
    • Gradient: 70%
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Rank 4
Piraña 6x6 TCM-20

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  • Description:
    • Mowag Piranha built under license in Chile by Cardoen industries and Famae, this version has 2 HS.404 automatic cannons better known as TCM-20 of Israeli origin for anti-aircraft defense. Within the game it would be the perfect vehicle to be a “folder” with the TCM-20 already present in the game since this represents an improvement in mobility and armor with respect to that of the game.
  • Year:
    • 1980
  • Crew:
    • 4 (driver, gunner, loader, commander)
  • Armament:
    • Primary: Two 20 mm HS.404 automatic cannons
  • Dimensions:
    • Length: 5.97 m
    • Width: 2.5 m
    • Height: 1.85 m (without weapons)
    • Weight: Total combat weight: 10.500 kg, plus the weight of the guns 1.350 kg (with two loaded magazines)
  • Maneuverability:
    • Engine: Detroit diesel 6V-53T
    • Horse Power: 300 HP/2800 RPM
    • Max. speed on roads: 100 km/h
    • Speed in water: 10.5 km/h
    • Gear box: Allison MT-653
    • Type: Automatic
    • Gears: 5+1
    • Fuel tank capacity: 400 lts.
    • Range: 1,200 km.
    • Max. gradient: 70%
    • Lateral inclination: 30%
    • Maximum obstacle height: 0,5 ms
    • Turning circle: 11,3 ms
    • Additional system: fire extinguishing system that is activated in the engine once it exceeds a certain temperature. Amphibious capability.
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FV-101 Scorpion

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  • Description:
    • Light tank of British origin, in Chile it began to operate in 1993 with the Marine Corps, later in 2008 Spain sold a batch of these vehicles to Chile at a symbolic price but which differs from the original in that the new FV-101 Scorpion were repowered with the new 200 HP Perkins T6/3544 six-cylinder diesel engine, they also have a laser rangefinder, night vision scopes and electronic calculator.
  • Year:
    • 2008
  • Crew:
    • 3 (driver, gunner and commander)
  • Armament:
    • Primary: BAE Land Systems L23A1 76mm low-pressure gun
    • Secondary: FN MAG L37A2 on top, 7.62 x 51mm L43A1 coaxial machine gun and two quadruple smoke launchers.
  • Dimensions:
    • Length: 4.7m
    • Width: 2.2m
    • Height: 2.1 m
    • Weight: Combat weight 8 tons
  • Maneuverability:
    • Engine: Perkins T6/3544, six-cylinder diesel, 200 hp
    • Max. speed: 80km/hr
    • Power to weight ratio: 23.54 bhp/ton
    • Transmission: semi-automatic with seven forward and seven reverse gears
    • Autonomy: 900 kilometers
    • Suspension: torsion bars
    • Wading capacity: 1 meter
    • Vertical obstacle: 0.5 meters
    • Horizontal obstacle: 2 meters
    • Slope: 45%
    • Side slope: 31%
    • Rolling: Tractor tracks with five rolling wheels on each side, rear idler wheel and front drive wheel
  • Accessories:
    • Laser rangefinder
    • Night vision
    • Electronic calculator
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M-51 Proyecto-T

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  • Description:
    • M-51 of Israeli origin that were sold to Chile and that were modernized in Chile under the name “Proyecto-T”, the engine was changed for a new 8V-71T diesel engine giving 350 hp at 2,100 rpm from the Detroit Diesel Company that increased the maximum speed to 46 km/h, the engine platform was modified and a new exhaust outlet for the engine was installed, an improved periscope was added for the driver, laser rangefinders were added for commanders, it was installed a special support for minesweepers that also acted as additional armor on the front of the tank
  • Year:
    • 1990
  • Crew:
    • 5 (Commander, gunner, loader, driver, bow-gunner)
  • Armament:
    • Primary: 105 mm gun L.51 D.1508 with 47 rounds
    • Secondary: Coaxial Browning M1919 7.62 mm machine gun with 4750 rounds, Browning M1919 7.62 mm machine gun or Browning M2HB 12.7 mm machine with 600 rounds gun on top. Four 76mm smoke grenade launcher.
  • Dimensions:
    • Length: 6.15 m
    • Width: 2.42 m
    • Height: 2.24 m
    • Weight: 40 tons battle ready
  • Maneuverability:
    • Engine: Detroit 8V-71T 350 HP diesel with 606 liters tank
    • Max. speed: 46 km/h
    • Suspensions: Horizontal Volute Springs Suspensions (HVSS)
  • Armour:
    • 63 mm frontal hull, 38 mm sides and rear, 19 mm top and bottom. 89 mm mantlet, 73 mm front, sides and rear of the turret.
  • Accessories:
    • laser rangefinder for commander
    • RKM mineroller
    • Additional front armor plate
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M41A3

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  • Description:
    • Light tank of American origin that presents some improvements compared to the A1 version, mainly in the turret and cannon movement system, which facilitated the movement and elevation of the cannon.
  • Year:
    • 1970
  • Crew:
    • 4 (Commander, Driver, Loader, Gunner)
  • Armament:
    • Primary: 76 mm (3 in) gun M32, 53 rounds
    • Secondary: .50 Browning HB on top, coaxial .30 Browning M1919A4
  • Dimensions:
    • Length: 8.21 m (5.81m without gun)
    • Width: 3.2 m
    • Height: 3.07 m
    • Weight: battle ready 23.5 tons
  • Maneuverability:
    • Engine: Continental AOS 895-3, 6 opposed cylinders of 500 hp, air cooled
    • Max. speed: 72 km/h
    • Suspensions: Torsion bars
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M113A1 106mm

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  • Description:
    • The M113 arrived in the country at the end of the 1960s in its A1 version at first, and in a quantity of 60 units and were present in the 70s, which was a very difficult time for Chile due to various conflicts with its neighbors. Therefore, they were armed with different types of weapons, including the 106mm M40 A1 recoilless cannon that would provide them with anti-tank power.
  • Year:
    • 1975
  • Crew:
    • 2 (driver, gunner and 12 soldiers.)
  • Armament:
    • Primary: M40 A1 106mm recoilless gun
    • Secondary: Browning .50 machine gun
  • Dimensions:
    • Length: 4.8m
    • Width: 2.6m
    • Height: 2.5m
    • Weight: Combat weight 11.2 tons.
  • Maneuverability:
    • Engine: Detroit Diesel 6V-53T with 6 cylinders that develops a power of 275 CV at 2,800 rpm.
    • Maximum speed: 60.7 km/h.
    • power/weight: 18.51 hp/t.
    • Suspension: torsion bars.
    • Autonomy: 480 kilometers.
    • Distance from the helmet to the ground: 0.4 meters.
    • Transmission: Allison TX-100-1A automatic with three forward gears and one reverse.
    • Fuel capacity: 360 liters.
    • Vertical obstacle: 0.6 meters.
    • Slope: 60%
    • Side slope: 30%
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Ail Storm 106mm

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  • Description:
    • 106mm recoilless guns are mounted on Israeli Ail Storm M240 light vehicles that do not have a roof so that the guns be fired from them and have an extra metal plate for the engine cover for the cannon to rest on, in addition these cannons were modified in Chile and very important features were added, which are: thermal or infrared sight, laser rangefinder, digital aiming with fire calculator and MVS-800 night vision system and the driver is he equipped him with the independent NVG-50 system. All these improvements made this weapon that can be seen somewhat archaic can be used under any condition, day or night, and improve its accuracy.
  • Year:
    • 2000
  • Crew:
    • 4-5 Commander, Driver, Gunner, Loader, (+1 support)
  • Armament:
    • Primary: M40 A1 106mm recoilless gun
    • ammunition: Heat A.T, M-344 Anti-tank high explosive profiled charge breaker projectile
  • Dimensions:
    • Length: 4,49m
    • Width: 1,67m
    • Height: 2,02m (with roof)
    • Weight: Vehicle 1,760 kg / Anti tank gun 209.5 kg
  • Maneuverability:
    • Engine: 3.983 L AMC petrol I6 180 hp (130 kW) at 4,700 rpm or 2.5 L Volkswagen turbodiesel I4 88 kilowatts (118 hp) at 4200 rpm
    • Transmission: Aisin AX15 5-speed manual 4-speed automatic
  • Accessories:
    • Thermal or infrared sight
    • Laser rangefinder
    • Digital aiming with fire calculator
    • MVS-800 night vision system
    • NVG-50 system (Driver)
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M109 CL

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Rank 5
M24 HVMS

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  • Description:
    • Chilean M24 armed with the Israeli IMI HVMS 60 mm cannon capable of firing APFSDS-T ammunition, mount for an extra 7.62 mm Browning M1919 machine gun, new Detroit Diesel 6V53T engine 6-cylinder turbodiesel that developed 275 HP at 2,800 rpm, new Allison HT 700 5-speed automatic transmission, new fire control system and new gyro stabilizer. The weight increased to 22 tons.
  • Year:
    • 1983
  • Crew:
    • 5 (Commander, gunner, loader, driver, bow-gunner)
  • Armament:
    • Primary: 60 mm IMI HVMS (Hyper Velocity Medium Support) Gun
    • Secondary: x.50 Browning HB in cupola, Browning M1919 7.62mm machine gun in cupola, x .30 Browning M1919A4 coaxial
  • Dimensions:
    • Length: 7.06m
    • Width: 3m
    • Height: 2.77m
    • Weight: battle ready 22 tons
  • Maneuverability:
    • Engine: Detroit 53T6V 275 hp diesel with 420 liters tank
    • Max. speed: 56 km/h
    • Suspension: torsion bars
    • Autonomy: 350 km
  • Armour:
    • 25 mm frontal and sides hull and 19 mm rear. 38 mm mantlet, 25 mm front, sides and rear of the turret.
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M113A2 ABL KUKA

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  • Description:
    • M113A2 modified in Chile to carry a GBD-AOA (KUKA) turret with an Oerlikon KBA-B02 25mm autocannon, this cannon allows it to confront aircraft flying at low altitude or other vehicles with little armor, smoke launchers were also installed for self-defense.
  • Year:
    • 2003
  • Crew:
    • 2 (driver, gunner and 12 soldiers.)
  • Armament:
    • Primary: GBD-AOA (KUKA) turret with an Oerlikon KBA-B02 25mm autocannon (570 rounds per minute)
    • Secondary: 2 × Wegmann 76mm quadruple smoke launchers
  • Dimensions:
    • Length: 4.8m
    • Width: 2.6m
    • Height: 2.5m
    • Weight: Combat weight 11.2 tons.
  • Maneuverability:
    • Engine: Detroit Diesel 6V-53T with 6 cylinders that develops a power of 275 CV at 2,800 rpm.
    • Maximum speed: 60.7 km/h.
    • Power/weight: 18.51 hp/t.
    • Suspension: torsion bars.
    • Transmission: Allison TX-100-1A automatic with three forward gears and one reverse.
    • Fuel capacity: 360 liters.
    • Autonomy: 480 kilometers.
    • Slope: 60%
    • Side slope: 30%
    • Vertical obstacle: 0.6 meters.
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YPR-765

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  • Description:
    • Dutch infantry fighting vehicle which is an improved M113, it is also known as the Armored Infantry Fighting Vehicle (AIFV) but in Netherlands it was called YPR-765. It has a 25 mm Oerlikon KBA-B02 automatic cannon, this cannon allows it to confront aircraft flying at low altitude or other vehicles with little armor, has two turret-mounted triple smoke grenade launchers, It also has additional front armor.
  • Year:
    • 2006
  • Crew:
    • 3 (driver, gunner and commander, plus seven soldiers.)
  • Armament:
    • Primary: Turret and Oerlikon KBA-B02 25mm autocannon (570 rounds per minute)
    • Secondary: two turret-mounted triple smoke grenade launchers.
  • Dimensions:
    • Length: 5.2m
    • Width: 2.8m
    • Height: 2.7m
    • Weight: Combat weight 13.6 tons
  • Maneuverability:
    • Engine: Detroit Diesel 6V-53T that develops a power of 264 hp at 2,800 rpm
    • Top speed: 61.2km/hr
    • Transmission: Allison TX-100-1A automatic with three forward gears and one reverse
    • Power to Weight Ratio: 13.69
    • Suspension: torsion bars
    • Fuel capacity: 416 liters
    • Autonomy: 490 kilometers
    • Slope: 60%
    • Side slope: 30%
    • Vertical obstacle: 0.6 meters
    • Ditch clearance: 1.6 meters
    • Rolling: Tractor tracks with five rolling wheels on each side, rear idler wheel and front drive wheel
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M50 HVMS

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  • Description:
    • M-50 purchased from Israel by Chile and armed with the Israeli 60 mm IMI HVMS cannon capable of firing APFSDS-T ammunition, in Chile they were modified to have a semi-automatic reloading system that allowed it to fire 12 shots per minute, new and more powerful 535 hp V-8 Detroit Diesel 8V-71T engine, new engine platform and new exhaust outlet, new Passive IR (Infra-Red) periscope, new rotating periscope for the driver, ballistic computer, commander’s periscope was replaced by a thermal sight.
  • Year:
    • 1983
  • Crew:
    • 5 (Commander, gunner, loader, driver, bow-gunner)
  • Armament:
    • Primary: 60 mm IMI HVMS (Hyper Velocity Medium Support) Gun, 12 shots per minute
    • Secondary: Coaxial .30 Cal (7.62mm) machine gun, .30 Cal (7.62mm) machine gun on top
  • Dimensions:
    • Length: 6.15 m
    • Width: 2.42 m
    • Height: 2.24 m
    • Weight: 35 Tons (32 tonnes) Total weight, battle ready
  • Maneuverability:
    • Engine: 535 hp V-8 Detroit Diesel 8V-71T
    • Max. speed: Aprx. 40-45 km/h
    • Suspensions: Horizontal Volute Springs Suspensions (HVSS)
  • Armour:
    • Hull nose and turret 70, sides 40, bottom 15, rooftop 15 mm
  • Accessories:
    • simple vertical breech block system that allowed for a rate of fire of 12 shots per minute
    • passive IR (Infra-Red) periscope
    • thermal Sight
    • ballistic computer
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M41 HVMS

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  • Description:
    • Prototype of an M41 walker bulldog from Chile to which a 60 mm Israeli IMI HVMS cannon capable of firing APFSDS-T ammunition was installed.
  • Year:
    • 1983
  • Crew:
    • 4 (Commander, Driver, Loader, Gunner)
  • Armament:
    • Primary: 60 mm IMI HVMS (Hyper Velocity Medium Support) Gun, 12 shots per minute
    • Secondary: cal.50 M2 (12.7 mm) on top, cal.30 (7.62 mm) Browning M1919A4 coaxial
  • Dimensions:
    • Length: 8.21m (5.81m without gun)
    • Width: 3.13m
    • Height: 3.07m
    • Weight: battle ready 23.5 tons
  • Maneuverability:
    • Engine: Continental AOS 895-3, 6 opposed cylinders of 500 hp, air cooled
    • Max. speed: 72 km/h
    • Suspensions: Torsion bars
  • Sources:
Piraña 8x8 CSE 90LP

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  • Description:
    • Mowag Piranha built under license in Chile by Cardoen industries and Famae, this 8x8 version uses a CSE 90LP turret with a Cockerill MK III cannon capable of firing APFSDS-T ammunition, has a laser rangefinder and ballistics computer.
  • Year:
    • 1983
  • Crew:
    • 3 (driver, gunner, commander)
  • Armament:
    • Primary: Cockerill 90 mm Mk III gun (APFSDS-T, HEAT-T, HESH-T, HE-T)
    • Secondary: 7.62 mm MG coaxial, 7.62 mm MG anti-aircraft. 2 octuple smoke grenade launchers
  • Dimensions:
    • Length: 6.37 m
    • Width: 2.5 m
    • Height: 1.85 m (without weapons)
    • Weight: Total combat weight: 13.000 kg, plus the weight of the turret 2100 kg with ammunition
  • Maneuverability:
    • Engine: Detroit diesel 6V-53T turbocharged
    • Horse Power: 275 HP/2800 RPM
    • Max. speed on roads: 100 km/h
    • Speed in water: 10 km/h
    • Gear box: Allison MT-653
    • Type: Automatic
    • Gears: 5+1
    • Range: 660 km.
    • Max. gradient: 60%
    • Lateral inclination: 30%
    • Maximum obstacle height: 0,5 m
    • Turning circle: 15.5 m
    • Additional system: fire extinguishing system that is activated in the engine once it exceeds a certain temperature. Amphibious capability.
  • Accesories:
    • Wide range of sight and fire control system options, Day/night (I2 or TI)
    • Laser range finder
    • Ballistic computer
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Grenadier MRS-80

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  • Description:
    • Mowag Grenadier model acquired by Chile in 1978 under the threat of a war with Argentina, this variant for Chile was unique as it had 2 Oerlikon Typ 3Z 8Dla launchers capable of launching anti-tank grenades, its low profile and size made it perfect for ambushes.
  • Year:
    • 1978
  • Crew:
    • 2 (driver, commander)
  • Armament:
    • Primary: 2x Oerlikon Typ 3Z 8Dla launcher
  • Dimensions:
    • Length: 4.84 m
    • Width: 2.3 m
    • Height: 2.12 m
    • Weight: 6.1 ton weight combat
  • Maneuverability:
    • Engine: 8-cylinder diesel; 202 hp at 3900 rpm
    • Max. speed: 100 km/h
    • Speed in water: 9 km/h
    • Vertical obstacle: 0.4 m
    • Gradient: 60%
    • Operational Range: 550 km
    • Additional system: Amphibious capability.
  • Armour:
    • 8 mm
  • Accessories:
    • Optional night vision equipment
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AMX-30 (1972)

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  • Description:
    • AMX-30 purchased under threat of war with Chile’s neighboring countries, 50 were purchased but only 20 would arrive due to the military government that existed in Chile at that time, so the rest were requisitioned. Just like the one in the game.
  • Year:
    • 1980
  • Crew:
    • 4 (commander, gunner, loader and driver)
  • Armament:
    • Primary: 105 mm CN-105-F1 cannon, 47 rounds
      • Reload: 6.7 s
      • Vertical guidance: -8° / 20°
    • Secondary: 20 mm 20F2 automatic cannon (coaxial) 1000 rounds, 7.62 mm A-A-F1N machine gun 2100 rounds, 4 x 76mm smoke grenade launchers
  • Dimensions:
    • Length: 9.5 m with gun, 6.6 m hull
    • Width: 3.1 m
    • Height: 2.8 m
    • Weight: 36.0 t
  • Maneuverability :
    • Engine: Hispano-Suiza HS-110 diesel 720 hp
    • Power-to-weight ratio: 20.0 hp/t
    • Number of gears: 5 forward, 5 back
    • Max. speed: 66 km/h
    • Range: 650 km
    • Gradient: 60%
    • Side slope: 30%
    • Vertical step: 0.93 m
    • Trench: 2.9 m
    • Fording: 1.3 m
    • Fording (with preparation): 4 m
  • Accessories:
    • Night vision device
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Piraña 6x6 HVMS

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Marder 1A3 SLM

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Piraña 6x6 KUKA

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  • Description:
    • Mowag Piranha built under license in Chile by Cardoen industries and Famae, this version has GBD-AOA (KUKA) turret with an Oerlikon KBA-B02 25mm autocannon, in Chile this variant is used as an anti-armor vehicle to confront other lightly armored vehicles or helicopters thanks to its great maneuverability, as self-protection measures it has two launchers with four 76mm smoke grenades each, it has also been seen using a laser warning system.
  • Year:
    • 1980
  • Crew:
    • 5 (driver, a commander, a gunner, an ammunition man and a radio operator)
  • Armament:
    • Primary: Oerlikon (Rheinmetall) KBA 25mm autocannon
      • Length: 2.8m
      • Width: 263 mm
      • Height: 283mm
      • Weight: 112 kilos
      • Nominal cadence: 600 rounds per minute and a maximum of 700 shots
      • Muzzle velocity: 1,400 m/s
      • Ammo capacity: 450 shells
      • Effective firing range: around 3,000 m
    • Secondary: Two launchers with four 76mm smoke grenades each
  • Dimensions:
    • Length: 5.97m
    • Width: 2.5m
    • Height: 1.85m (without weapons)
    • Weight: Total combat weight: 10.500 kg
  • Maneuverability :
    • Engine: Detroit diesel 6V-53T
    • Horse Power: 300 HP/2800 RPM
    • Max. speed on roads: 100 km/h
    • Speed in water: 10.5 km/h
    • Power to weight ratio: 28,6 HP/TON
    • Gear box: Allison MT-653
    • Type: Automatic
    • Gears: 5+1
    • Max. gradient: 70%
    • Lateral inclination: 30%
    • Maximum obstacle height: 0,5 ms
    • Turning circle: 11,3 ms
    • Fuel tank capacity: 400 lts.
    • Range: 1.200 kms.
    • Additional system: fire extinguishing system that is activated in the engine once it exceeds a certain temperature, amphibious capability.
  • Accessories:
    • laser warning system
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Piraña 6x6 HJ-8

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  • Description:
    • Mowag Piranha built under license in Chile by Cardoen industries and Famae, this version has a Chinese Red Arrow 8 anti-tank missile, it is believed that only 1 prototype was built since information or photos of this variant can only be found in specialized books such as Jane’s.
  • Year:
    • 1980
  • Crew:
    • 5 (driver, a commander, a gunner, an ammunition man and a radio operator)
  • Armament:
    • Primary: Four Red Arrow 8 anti-tank missiles
      • Type: wire-guided SACLOS
      • Warhead: 3 kg
      • Range: 100-3000 m
      • Armour penetration: 800 mm
      • Speed: 200-220 m/s
    • Secondary: Two launchers with two 76mm smoke grenades each
  • Dimensions:
    • Length: 5.97m
    • Width: 2.5m
    • Height: 1.85m (without weapons)
    • Weight: Total combat weight: 10.500 kg
  • Maneuverability :
    • Engine: Detroit diesel 6V-53T
    • Horse Power: 300 HP/2800 RPM
    • Max. speed on roads: 100 km/h
    • Speed in water: 10.5 km/h
    • Power to weight ratio: 28,6 HP/TON
    • Gear box: Allison MT-653
    • Type: Automatic
    • Gears: 5+1
    • Max. gradient: 70%
    • Lateral inclination: 30%
    • Maximum obstacle height: 0,5 ms
    • Turning circle: 11,3 ms
    • Fuel tank capacity: 400 lts.
    • Range: 1.200 kms.
    • Additional system: fire extinguishing system that is activated in the engine once it exceeds a certain temperature, Amphibious capability.
  • Sources:
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Piraña 6x6 AA/AT

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  • Description:
    • Mowag Piranha built under license in Chile by Cardoen industries and Famae, this version has a mix of anti-aircraft and anti-tank weapons, having 4 blowpipe missiles for anti-aircraft defense and 2 Mamba anti-tank missiles. This special variant was seen during military parades in Chile and due to its variety of weapons, it is quite versatile depending on the situation.
  • Year:
    • 1980
  • Crew:
    • 4 (driver, gunner, loader, commander)
  • Armament:
    • Primary: 4 blowpipe missiles for anti-aircraft defense
      • Type: two-stage low altitude
      • Weight of missile: 11 kg
      • Propulsion: dual-base solid propellant booster and sustainer rocket motors
      • Guidance: IR auto-gathering, then command to line-of-sight (CLOS)
      • Warhead: 2.2 kg HE dual fragmentation shaped charge with impact and proximity fuzing
      • Max. speed: about Mach 1 (1234.8 km/h)
      • Max. effective range: about 3500 m
      • Min. effective range: about 700 m
      • Max. effective altitude: 2500 m
      • Min. effective altitude: 10 m
      • Launcher: manportable single round with grip-stock
    • Secondary: 2 Mamba anti-tank missiles
      • Mass: 11.2 kg (Mamba)
      • Length: 995 mm (Mamba)
      • Diameter: 120 mm (Mamba)
      • Effective firing range: 300 m to 2,000 m (Mamba)
      • Detonationmechanism: 2.5 kg HEAT or HEAT-fragmentation (Mamba)
      • Penetration: 350 mm
      • Maximum speed: 140 m/s (504 km/h)
      • Guidance system: MCLOS system
  • Dimensions:
    • Length: 5.97m
    • Width: 2.5m
    • Height: 1.85m (without weapons)
    • Weight: Total combat weight 10.500 kg
  • Maneuverability:
    • Engine: Detroit diesel 6V-53T
    • Max. speed on roads: 100 km/h
    • Horse Power: 300 HP/2800 RPM
    • Gear box: Allison MT-653
    • Type: Automatic
    • Gears: 5+1
    • Speed in water: 10.5 km/h
    • Power to weight ratio: 28,6 HP/TON
    • Max. gradient: 70%
    • Lateral inclination: 30%
    • Maximum obstacle height: 0,5 ms
    • Turning circle: 11,3 ms
    • Fuel tank capacity: 400 lts.
    • Range: 1.200 kms.
    • Additional system: fire extinguishing system that is activated in the engine once it exceeds a certain temperature. Amphibious capability.
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NZLAV

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AMX-30B2

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  • Description:
    • In 1997, France sold 21 AMX-30B2 tanks to Chile, which had been pending for some years due to a previous sale that did not materialize for political reasons. For some time, they were the best tanks in Chile until the arrival of the Leopard 1V, which they replaced them. They aere the same ones that are in the game.
  • Year:
    • 1997
  • Crew:
    • 4 (commander, gunner, loader and driver)
  • Armament:
    • Primary: 105 mm CN-105-F1 cannon, 47 rounds
      • Reload: 6.7 s
      • Vertical guidance: -8° / 20°
    • Secondary: 20 mm 20F2 automatic cannon (coaxial) 1000 rounds, 7.62 mm A-A-F1N machine gun 2100 rounds, 4 x 76mm smoke grenade launchers
  • Dimensions:
    • Length: Hull length: 6.6 m, 9.5m (gun forward)
    • Width: 3.1m
    • Height: 2.8m
    • Weight: 37.0 t
  • Maneuverability :
    • Engine: Hispano-Suiza HS-110 diesel 680 hp
    • Power-to-weight ratio: 18.4 hp/t
    • Max. road speed: 66 km/h
    • Number of gears: 10 forward, 10 back
    • Range: 650 km
    • Gradient: 60%
    • Side slope: 30%
    • Vertical step: 0.93 m
    • Trench: 2.9 m
    • Fording: 1.3 m
    • Fording (with preparation): 4 m
  • Accessories:
    • Laser rangefinder
    • Night vision device
    • Thermal imager
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AIFV-B Spike

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  • Description:
    • Armored Infantry Fighting Vehicle based on the M113 chassis, it was sold to Chile by Belgium, it has additional frontal armor and Chile equipped it with the Israeli Spike LR anti-tank missile.
  • Year:
    • 2006
  • Crew:
    • 3 (driver, gunner and commander), plus seven soldiers.
  • Armament:
    • Primary: Spike LR missile
      • Range of fire: 200-4000 m
      • Flight Speed: 130-180 m/s
      • Armor-piermeable: 700 mm
      • Diameter TPK: 170 mm
      • Weight of the rocket in the TPC: 13.5 kg
      • Alert time: 30 s
      • Recharging time: 15 s
      • Temperature range of combat application: between -32 and +49 C
      • Storage Temperature: between -45 and +71 C
      • Missile length: 1.2m
      • Missile diameter: 0.11m
      • Warhead type: Tandem HEAT
      • Guidance: Infrared imaging
    • Secondary: 12.7 x 99mm machine gun, 2 triple smoke grenade launchers
  • Dimensions:
    • Length: 5.2m
    • Width: 2.8m
    • Height: 2.7m
    • Weight: Combat weight 13.6 tons
  • Maneuverability
    • Engine: Detroit Diesel 6V-53T that develops a power of 264 hp at 2,800 rpm
    • Top speed: 61.2km/hr
    • Power to Weight Ratio: 13.69
    • Transmission: Allison TX-100-1A automatic with three forward gears and one reverse
    • Fuel capacity: 416 liters
    • Autonomy: 490 kilometers
    • Slope: 60%
    • Side slope: 30%
    • Vertical obstacle: 0.6 meters
    • Ditch clearance: 1.6 meters
    • Rolling: Tractor tracks with five rolling wheels on each side, rear idler wheel and front drive wheel
    • Suspension: torsion bars
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Piraña 6x6 LAHAT

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Leopard 1V

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  • Description:
    • In 1997, Chile acquired 202 Leopard 1V combat tanks belonging to the Netherlands. These had a series of improvements which were a hydraulic turret stabilization system from the manufacturer Honeywell, appliqué-type spaced armor on the tank tower from the German manufacturer Blohm + Voss, side skirts on the hull and the EMES-12A3 AFSL-2 fire control system produced by Honeywell and Zeiss (today Hensoldt), so after this improvement process they received the designation 1V of Verbeterd or Improved. Before being received by Chile, the Panzer-Ziel night image intensification system und Beobachtungsgerät PZB 200 from AEG-Telefunken was added, a search light was also added to the top of the tank. Currently these tanks use Israeli IMI M413 Hetz-7 (APFSDS-T), IMI M156 (HESH) ammunition and the LAHAT anti-tank missile was also tested. There is also evidence of the use of the multispectral blanket of the Israeli company Fibrotex.
  • Year:
    • 1997
  • Crew:
    • 4 (commander, gunner, ammunition man, driver).
  • Armament:
    • Primary: Royal Ordnance (now BAE Systems) 105mm L7A3 rifled gun.
      • Ammunition: 53 projectiles of 105 mm (APFSDS-T IMI M413 Hetz-7, HEP-T IMI M156) and 5,500 of 7.62 x 51 mm, launch of israeli LAHAT missile was tested
    • Secondary: 7.62 x 51mm FN Herstal MAG coaxial machine gun, 7.62 x 51mm FN Herstal MAG anti-aircraft machine gun and 2 x 76mm sextuple smoke launchers.
  • Dimensions:
    • Length: 9.54m
    • Width: 3.37m
    • Height: 2.62m
    • Weight: Total weight, battle ready 42 tons
  • Maneuverability:
    • Engine: MTU MB 838 CaM 500 10-cylinder polyfuel 830 hp at 2,200 rpm
    • Max. speed: 65 km/h
    • Transmission: ZF 4HP250 from ZF Friedrichshafen AG with four forward and two reverse gears
    • Weight/power: 19,8 hp/t
    • Suspension: torsion bars
    • Autonomy: 600 km
    • Slope: 60%
    • Side slope: 30%
    • Wading capacity: 2.25m
    • Vertical obstacle: 1.15m
    • Horizontal obstacle: 3m
  • Accesories:
    • Fire control system: EMES-12A3 AFSL-2 by Hoynewell/Carl Zeiss (today Hensoldt)
    • NBC system: Yes
    • Night vision system: Panzer-Ziel und Beobachtungsgerät PZB 200 light intensifier from AEG-Telefunken
    • Barrel stabilization system: Electro-hydraulic
    • Laser rangefinder
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Marder 1A3 Spike

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  • Description:
    • Marder 1A3 from Chile to which the ability to fire Israeli Spike LR missiles was added
  • Year:
    • 2022
  • Crew:
    • 3 (Driver, gunner and tank commander, plus squad commander and five riflemen)
  • Armament:
    • Primary: Rheinmetall MK 20 Rh 202 20mm gun, Spike LR missile (5 missiles in total)
      • Missile characteristics:
      • Range of fire: 200-4000 m
      • Flight Speed: 130-180 m/s
      • Armor-piermeable: more than 700mm
      • Diameter TPK: 170 mm
      • Weight of the rocket in the TPC: 13.5 kg
      • Alert time: 30 s
      • Recharging time: 15 s
      • Temperature range of combat application: between -32 and +49 C
      • Storage Temperature: between -45 and +71 C
      • Missile length: 1.2m
      • Missile diameter: 0.11m
      • Warhead type: Tandem HEAT
      • Guidance: Infrared imaging
    • Secondary: 7.62 x 51 mm Rheinmetall MG-3 coaxial machine gun and a smoke launcher with six 76 mm grenades.
      • Ammunition: 1,250 projectiles of 20 mm and 5,000 of 7.62 x 51 mm.
  • Dimensions:
    • Length: 6.8m
    • Width: 3.3m
    • Height: 3m (above the turret)
    • Weight: Combat weight 33.5 t
  • Maneuverability:
    • Engine: MTU MB 833 Ea-500 6-cylinder diesel developing a maximum power of 600 hp at 2,200 rpm
    • Max. speed: 65km/hr
    • Power/weight ratio: 18 hp/ton
    • Transmission: Renk HSWL 194 with four forward and two reverse gears, integral steering and braking system
    • Fuel capacity: 652 liters
    • Autonomy: 500 kilometers
    • Slope: 60%
    • Side slope: 30%
    • Wading capacity: 1 meter without preparation
    • Wading without preparation: 2.25m
    • Vertical obstacle: 1 meter
    • Ditch clearance: 2.5 meters
    • Rolling: tractor tracks with six double rubber wheels with a toothed wheel at the front and the guide wheel at the rear.
    • Suspension: reinforced torsion bars
  • Accessories:
    • NBC system: Yes
    • Sight system: PERI-Z11 for anti-tank and anti-aircraft use of the MK 20 Rh 202
    • Night vision system: Carl Zeiss (today Hensoldt) WBG-X thermal camera
    • Barrel stabilization system: electro-hydraulic
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FAMAE SLM

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Crotale P4R

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  • Description:
    • Low-altitude surface-to-air missile system developed by France and South Africa. Chile acquired some of these launch systems during the 1970s in the face of a possible war with Argentina. It consists of a launch vehicle called P4R and has a single target tracking radar with a range of 17 km, the missiles fired are the Crotale R440 which are large and heavy but incredibly fast.
  • Year:
    • 1978
  • Crew:
    • 2 (gunner and driver)
  • Armament:
    • Primary: Four R440 Crotale missiles
      • Lenght: 2.89 m
      • Span: 0.54 m
      • Diameter: 0.15 m
      • Missile weight: 84 kg
      • Explosive mass: 15 kg HE
      • Lethal radius: 8 m
      • Activation: infra-red proximity fuze (the fuze is commanded to activate 350 m before interception) or backup contact fuze
      • Propulsion: SNPE Lens III rocket motor with 25.45 kg of solid propellant powder
      • Max. speed: 930 m/s in 2.8 seconds
  • Dimensions:
    • Length: 6.22 m
    • Width: 2.72 m
    • Height: 3.41 (max)
    • Weight: 14.95 ton combat weight
  • Maneuverability:
    • Engine: Specific creation of the Hotchkiss brand, Electric motor, Lift on hydraulic cylinders in position
    • Max. road speed: 70 km/h
    • Wheelbase: 3.6 m
    • Max. range: 600 km
    • Fording: 0.68 m
    • Gradient: 40% at 2 km/h, 10% at 25 km/h
    • Vertical obstacle: 0.3 m
  • Armour:
    • 3-5 mm
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Leopard 2A4 CHL

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  • Description:
    • In 2007 Chile bought 234 Leopard 2A4 tanks from Germany. The new tanks were given the CHL designation by their manufacturer KMW because they have a series of modifications, including a communications system from Elbit’s Tadiran company and the installation of a special kit on the turbochargers of the 12-cylinder MTU MB 873 Ka 501 4 engines , which allows them to operate without overheating problems at 4,300 meters above sea level. The Leopard 2A4CHL use in their 120 mm L/44 smoothbore guns HEAT DM 12 multipurpose ammunition, KE DM 33A2, DM 63, IM HE-T and there is evidence that they use Israeli M322 ammunition, as seen in official videos of the Chilean army. They are currently in the process of modernization by Aselsan.
    • 2007
  • Crew:
    • 4 (commander, gunner, ammunition man, driver)
  • Armament:
    • Primary: Rheinmetall 120mm L/44 smoothbore gun
      • HEAT DM 12, IM HE-T, KE DM 33 A2, M322 and DM 63
    • Secondary: 7.62 x 51mm Rheinmetall MG-3 coaxial machine gun, 7.62 x 51mm Rheinmetall MG-3 anti-aircraft machine gun and 2 x 76mm Wegmann octuple smoke launchers.
  • Dimensions:
    • Length: 7.72m
    • Width: 3,7m
    • Height: 2.6m
    • Weight: combat weight 55 tons
  • Maneuverability:
    • Engine: MTU MB 873 Ka 501 4 12-cylinder polyfuel that develops a maximum power of 1,500 hp at 2,600 rpm
    • Max. speed: 72km/h
    • Average ground speed: 51km/h
    • Power to weight ratio: 27.27 hp/ton
    • Transmission: Renk HSWL 354 with four forward and two reverse gears
    • Fuel capacity: 1,200 liters
    • Autonomy: 550 kilometers
    • Slope: 60%
    • Side slope: 30%
    • Vertical obstacle: 1 meter
    • Horizontal obstacle: 3 meters
    • Wading capacity: 2.25 meters
    • Suspension: torsion bars
  • Accessories:
    • NBC system: yes
    • Fire control system: EMES-15 from Atlas Electronics
    • Night vision system: WBG-X thermal camera from Carl Zeiss (today Hensoldt)
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Leopard 2A4 CHL (MCS)

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Chilean tank camouflages and decals:

M8 Greyhound

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Carden-Loyd Mk.VI

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M3A1 Stuart

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M4A1E9

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M24 Modernized

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AMX MK I F3

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BMS-1 Alacrán

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Piraña 6x6 TCM-20

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M-51 Proyecto-T

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M41A3

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M113A1 106mm

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M109 CL

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M24 HVMS

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M113A2 ABL KUKA

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YPR-765

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M50 HVMS

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AMX-30 (1972)

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Piraña 6x6 KUKA

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AMX-30B2

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AIFV-B Spike

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Leopard 1V

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Marder 1A3 Spike

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Leopard 2A4 CHL

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List of Previously Suggested Ideas - Other Nations Ground Forces
#2

Easy +1 for Israel though I feel that a fourth line of Israeli vehicles should come before any subtrees. A Chilean subtree would also be good for allowing Israel to extend down to rank I.

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#3

I have also always been in favor of integrating Israel’s I-III ranks, they still have quite a few vehicles to include and I think there are several from this sub tree that would do very well for Israel. thanks for the support.

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#4

I want Israel to get a Rank 1-3 first, but I totally support this as well given the close partnership. It would also be fine in a future LatAm unified tree. +1 however it comes.

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#5

Thank you so much bro

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#6

You’re welcome!

#7

To be honesty this is exactly what Israel needs, loads of little Light Tanks for them does Chile have any IFVs or anything?

#8

Other then the Marder and the Bushmaster one

#9

Let’s say that right now Israel does not have many light tanks, it is a matter of looking at its tree, then it could be said that if they need them and Chile can give them to them and with the Israeli IMI HVMS cannon, with respect to the IFVs in the Chilean sub tree you have 4, the VTP-2 Escarabajo (which can serve as IFV or anti-aircraft), the Piraña 6x6 KUKA which has a 25 mm Oerlikon KBA cannon , the NZLAV and the Marder 1A3. I think 4 is fine, after all it is a subtree, not a complete tree. Now, if you think there is a nation that has more relationship in terms of vehicles with Israel than Chile, you can tell me.

#10

Turkey Maybe idk Probs more of a premium thing like how India is with Britain

#11

I believe that Turkey has enough unique vehicles of its own to have a complete separate tree, you can see it right here in the forum. In any case, I would be happy with Israel keeping Chile’s most important vehicles, that is, all those that have the IMI HVMS cannon, they would be very good additions for Israel.

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#12

In the old forum, I proposed Argentina as a subtree in Israel some time ago. Both nations have had ties since the 1970s.
There is a long list of relationships between both nations, among them: they sold us weapons in the Malvinas war, for the Mirages and the A-4s. We work with Israeli companies in the modernization of the IAI Dagger and IAI Finger, in the TAM VCLC with LAR-160 and MAR-350. The modernization of the VCA Palmaria have Israeli systems, as well as the modernization of the TAM SXXI and the Kurassier to the A2 version, all of them updated with Israeli systems. The Hero 120 and 30 systems. The modernization of the TAM 2C and 2CA2 and the TAM 2IP, including the ability to fire Lahat, are some examples of cooperation between both States.

Argentina can provide many light vehicles in all ranges, several of them unique in the game. The same with airplanes.

Argentina’s main problem in having its own TT is the lack of top-level MBTs and 4+ gen fighter-bombers. What Israel lacks, on the contrary, is a huge number of light vehicles that do scouting and launch drones, to fill out all lineups, even in the first ranks.

Chilean vehicles could even have their own tree with Argentinian and Brazilian vehicles. The latter is my preferred option.

But if I have to choose an Argentine subtree in Germany or Israel, I’ll choose Israel, Germany has other options.

#13

@Chilean_Thunder Do you dare to do a Latin American TT between Chile, Brazil and Argentina?

I would love to play with Osorio and the L2CHL together with TAM, it is my dream.

#14

I know Argentine vehicles and aircraft well, in recent months I have learned a lot about them since some of your compatriots have taught me a lot, I could even call them friends. We are already working on a project like this, I am in charge of things of Chile, so in the future you will see what you want here in the forum, a latam tree in the game is also my dream.

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#15

The game does not need even more copy pasta to grind thru just to get at actually unique vehicles. They should be added to an appropriate nation, generally the country of origin. like Israel for the HVSS, Germany for the Leos etc.

#16

You know that will not happen, you have the clearest recent example of the integration of the Hungarian sub-tree to Italy where the Leopard 2A4 is exactly the same as the one from Germany without any change, not even in its ammunition, or the one in Sweden, or the T- 72M1. Things are not as we want and there will always continue to be copy paste whether the community likes it or not. In addition, this sub tree does not have much copy paste and as I described in the disclaimers, not exactly all vehicles should be added, if gaijin decides it can add only the most unique ones so that the community is calm.

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#17

But at least you did get some novel vehicles in the beginning before you got to the cut + paste. Sorry but most people don’t want to have to grind out a whole vehicle for basically a skin.
And you asked for opinions about what we’d like, not what Gaijin would do. No one has enough tea leaves and entrails for that. ;)

#18

+1, Chile will serve well as a sub tree to Israel.

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#19

Thanks bro :D

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#20

Hey man, I made a take on your exact suggestion some time ago, here is it if you still would like to see it:

Version 1
Version 2

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