Well if the KF31 is more of a sidegrade then I think Hungary and Italy would be fine with the KF31 coming to Germany. If it’s different enough then they will still both be worth grinding for and unique to their trees.
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Americans wanted squadron M1? If anything they wanted M1A1 AIM in US duty or M1A1SA/FEP
I meant gaijin wanted to add a squadron M1
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problem again is that they are so different that it needs a whole new model that will need god knows how long and the Puma S1 propably will end up faster in the end and we still would miss out on the APS system
Another thing could be that they need to carefuly decide on a response, which works great now that is a weekend…
We essentially have that in game already with the leo 2 pl. Aka the mbt revolution project that was designed only for export and not tested for german service. Just not with all the upgrades.
Let me translate. MELLS is the german designation for the SPIKE LR missile ( MELLS stands for mehrrollenfähiges leichtes Lenkflugkörpersystem which is german for multirole capable light guided missile system) and the PUMA ingame right now uses the MG4, which fires 5.56 while the PUMA S1 would have the MG5 which fires 7.62 as its coaxial machinegun
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oh that i didnt know yet either, but you sure that it is the S1 not the VJTF ?
Thanks
Class 3P.
This alone contradics the “user” argument. Thanks.
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Because german top tier is so handheld, lmao
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Pretty sure the 2PL was born from the Evolution package, not Revolution. And the Leopard ATD is a mor advanced version of the Revolution (most notable difference being the longer gun which the Revolution didnt have
as I said I was confused to why it went to germany considering the operator was planned to be SA, their standards change so their current stance is this at least it seems to be
Wasnt the S1 the designation for the VJTF once its in service? Or am I getting something confused?
Oh what is it? Testing KF-41 in Germany? Oh oh oh
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Their standards haven’t changed at all actually. The reason it went to Germany is because they had a hand in its development, so very clearly the technological ties a country has to a vehicle do matter a whole lot - I wonder how many technological ties the KF41 has to Germany… oh wait, it’s fully German.
only logical that a company would test in the same country it is located in just simple logic
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Now tell, us it’s not there, lol
so rheinmetal tested it but was that the bundewehr?
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