the USA uses some LAV variants. However its a canadian based family of IFVs (based on a swiss platform)
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I know stryker is derived from Lav family, My question was if Canada also used stryker
Will it have a laser warning system?
Oh, LAV variant nice.
I know someone who would be happy, and I guess it’s back to the US for my collection.
*30mm Bushspitter*
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hell yeah love me some more IFVS
Only the US uses the dragoon so the UK will not receive these.
the guy just wants lav variants you dont need to make a USA only vehicle into part of that bitchfight
After many forums with him in it ive seen plenty of false claims over US vehicles
hes never claimed a US vehicle, only canadian ones, because hes canadian.
It was the exact same response ge gave as to what i would if belgium finally got a CVRT variant.
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Yesn’t.
The Stryker is a subvariant of the LAV-III. So well, Canada doesn’t use the “Stryker”; they are close enogh people often mistake the LAV-III/LAV-6.0 as Stryker variants. (tho there are times it happens on purpose as people want to claim the family as domestic to the US when it’s not)
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close but not the same vehicle. kinda like chinese MBTs being almost entirely a clone of soviet ones but have some changes that make them different
Final productions for the dragoon take place in Anniston Alabama, its an American modification.
Yes
he was referring to LAV 6 with that comment, not stryker
Holdup, im an idiot my bad… mid game rn
all good. Hes not gatekeeping a US operated vehicle.
Belgium put the 90mm on the CVRT right.
Probably only against 5.56x45mm and below