I have few missing pieces you could add to the list.
Tulpar (1030) FEINDEF 2023
Kaplan HT (XC-8) İDEF 2017 Prototype
ZMA-19 (CSE 90LP)
Akrep IId (CSE 90LP)
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I hope they keep developping on the i-X
because this thing with its 200 kph top speed and its +200 HP/T looks like a real menace
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Valkyr with Cockerill 90 mm and 25 mm
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Not sure if this is just the gun or full turret, but came across this:
“Cougar WFSV”
Claims it using the 90mm Cockrill Mk.1
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I’m not an expert with Canadian prototypes, but because of the muzzle flash it’s hard to determine if this is a 90 mm or a 76 mm.
Janes has this to say:
CANADA
Light Armored Vehicle
Between 1979 and 1983 the Diesel Division of General Motors Canada built a total of 419 Armoured Vehicle General Purpose (AVGP) for the Canadian Armed Forces. These were based on the Swiss MOWAG Piranha (6 X 6) design and built in three versions:
- Cougar 76 mm Wheeled Fire Support Vehicle (WFSV)
- Grizzly Wheeled Armoured Personnel Carrier (WAPC)
- Husky Wheeled Maintenance and Recovery Vehicle (WMRV)
Following a competition with vehicles submitted by Alvis (Scorpion 90 and Stormer), Cadillac Gage (Command V-300 and V-150) and General Motors Canada (WFSV) the US Marine Corps selected the General Motors Canada in an 8x8 configuration to meet its requirement for a Light Armored Vehicle (LAV). The US Marine Corps has a requirement for 289 vehicles while the US Army has a requirement for 680 vehicles, subject to Congressional action and changes in requirements.
I have not yet come across Cockerill papers that mentioned the cougar, but for these time periods it’s definitely possible.
Even more, the gun could look like the 76 mm:
But it would certainly be possible, as this is an ALVIS 76 mm turret, the exact one which was used in the scorpion 90 programs and many more where the 90 mm was used!
The 76mm gun likely refers to the production gun it had, as it used the Scorpion turret with the L23A1 gun.
However, it being the Scorpion 90 turret could be the case, after all, it already used a different Scorpion turret.
This is all else I could find, on the one I posted originally:
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NUTS - Bastogne 2025 new reveals!
MOWAG Piranha IIIC 3030
A Belgian army Piranha IIIC with a John Cockerill 3030 turret.
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Not a Cockerill turret, but these three vehicles have the Cockerill Mk. III in the French Lynx 90 (/ D 90) turret:
- VBC 90 (French)
- ERC 90 (French)
- VEC 90 (Spanish)
Maybe more were tested with this turret, but I haven’t found them yet. Sometimes seen this referred to as the Lynx 90/75 turret, to indicate the modularity of the gun.
(Working on suggestions for them)
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Cockerill is possibly developing a 105 mm gun for the EBRC Jaguar platform
https://fixupx.com/jeff21461/status/2011824256900800773?s=46
🇧🇪🇫🇷 Jean-Luc Maurange, CEO of John Cockerill, stated to Les Echos that the company is developing a “relatively powerful gun (105 mm) for the Jaguar armoured vehicle”.
The man hopes that the good cooperation between France and Belgium in the field of armored vehicles will continue with the definition of a new small joint armored vehicle and the development of a relatively powerful gun (105 mm) for the Jaguar armored vehicle.
The actual quote in the article so it’s slightly different and not guaranteed.
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Title changed accordingly.
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Another entry to the list: K21-105
(The K21, but this time with a 3105 turret instead)
The full lineup of turrets taking part in the demonstration including the Cockerill 3105 on the K21, manned and unmanned versions of the 3030 system mounted on AMV and Piranha 8×8 vehicles, Belgian SIBMAS (6×6) with LTCS 90MP, Commando Select (4×4) with CSE 90LP mounted and the CPWS on a Sherpa Light 4×4
This makes the K21 the only vehicle to trial all Cockerill 105 mm gun turrets!
So I missed the Pindad Harimau: Turkish-Indonesian Skirmisher with the Cockerill 3105 turret suggestion, hereby I added it. There is one line for the roughly 10 variants of this vehicle.
I suppose I should add some to the pile.
C25
M113
Spoiler
ATM 1999-04, p.42
ATM 1999-04, p.43
Unknown Russian source
NTW 1999-01, p.02
NTW 1999-01, p.12Tornado Mk.2
Piranha
Spoiler
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Really nice find.
Janes mentioned C25 turret mounting on the M113, but i couldn’t find a photo.
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