Yeah i had to double check but i couldn’t find info of it having the added Lemur sight, would’ve bee a neat thing sincw its a small modification that helps with peaking but oh well. Could makw for an interesting decal if the snail ever re adds monthly decals
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One day maybe! Its sad i only found crappy images of it, but then its from the early age of digital cameras, here is up close of the flag
UPDATE
I discovered an handfull of vehicles that has either been used or trialed by any of these three nations, keep in mind that i am adding these to show the potential of the tree. Some vehicles would probably be excluded or added at later points if it ever were to be added :)
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7x New vehicles
RANK 5
- AMX-30 (D)
RANK 6
- M60A1 (D)
- Chieftain Mk.V
- Leopard 1A4 (D)
- Strv 103B
RANK 7
- CV9030N Mk.IIIb OPV (Hawkeye Modular Misson Pod)
All I have to say is that I would love to see this implemented, I was searching the swedish tree for quite awhile for Norwegian tanks, and i couldn’t find any i would want to pay for, but if there was a Norway tree I would probably buy some tanks, and Iceland in it is such a unique idea. If this was put in game i know plenty of people who would join just for it.
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Hard choice between giving this an independent tree or 150+ unique vehicles to Sweden.
Regardless, +1, hope to see it soon
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Are you still in need of more photos regarding this vehicle?
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Yes, i haven’t managed to find either more images or information about it, cant find it anywhere, not even on some forums/archives
It’s a combination used not too long ago, its a demonstrator vehicle/prototype, in relation to the peogram to wither upgrade or replace the old cv90’s
You did see the compliation of photos on Army Guide though right? Low quality, same shooting location as the first photo.
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Well, since you didn’t respond to my other question I’ll just drop what I have now. Most of this is courtesy of a source some guy on Discord sent to me so credit to him
While I don’t have much in the way of actual information, this official Kongsberg chart seems to suggest that two prototypes were built, one in 2009 and another in 2012.
Also, while I have your attention, I have two other vehicles you may not know about:
Piranha II 8x8 with Protector RS6 armed with an M230LF 30mm and two Piorun anti-aircraft missiles. It was apparently a collaboration between Kongsberg and Polish company Mesko in 2024.
MESKO S.A. participant of the KONGSBERG PROTECTOR Users Working Group 2024 Conference – News - MESKO
Danish halftrack with Madsen 20mm. The image looks like a drawing, but there are many other images in this text that are real photos, so I suspect this one is as well.
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i have been very busy, so i haven’t had time to respond :)
yes, it is valid for both nations
that’s some awesome images, haven’t seen those before, i’ll do some research, i have some places i can ask if someone knows anything. that 2009 one is probably Kongsberg testing their turrets at their shooting range, as they only started making medium caliber turrets in 2009, they only did weapon stations before 2009
i don’t think the picture/drawing is a Danish vehicle, could be just an illustration or a vehicle from another nation, the closest danish vehicle to this is the ford model aa with a madsen 20mm cannon, at first i tought this was a Triangel L 3.5 halftrack wich probably is the vehicle in the image, but proved itself to be a ford model aa. there are definelty some variants that haven’t been found
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Understandable, I figured I’d give a day or so just in case
Considering the source is a Russian text from 1934, the chance for error is quite possible. Worth a mention regardless.
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it’s quite interesting, and that truck in the image is a Triangel
Unsure wich nations used it tough
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Finland isnt scandinavian only sweden norway and denmark
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I just wanted to post a link to my topic where I found some documentation about all armoured vehicles used by Denmark before 1945. There are a few links to some PDF documents, so I won’t make the same post again on your topic, because it would be a bit redundant. So, here it is, hope this helps you:
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When did the Norwegian acquired the T 34/76?
I’ve never heard this from any source’s i stumble myself, could you please give me a source how the Norwegian acquired this tank?
I would appreciate it alot, thanks
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Where are you seeing the T-34? not finding it
In the premium section
I actually started looking into it a couple days ago xd, i’ve been working on an update of the tree and some vehicles from the same time/era (Pz3’s and such)
It was brought to Norway by the Germans in ww2, and was driven around the country as some sort of propaganda message, i don’t remember exactly where it was. And then the Norwegian Army after the occupation ended, took it along with a lot of the different equipment they left behind
From what i read in a book at the tile i added it, i got the impression that they did use it/test it for a short period, but i am uncertain about this, but it was used by Raufoss ammunition factory (Which is Nammo today) for testing the 76mm ammunition at least
I’ll see what i find, and i will remove it if it doesn’t qualify
I think they have kept it at the museum in Oslo
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Thank you for the fast response, i thought i would be waiting for months to get an answer xd. But i have a few questions about this T34/76, first off did the T34/76 gets modified by the Norwegian after they took it?
Was there any information on how many T34’s the Norwegian took after the occupation ended?
If you could answer this question, i would appreciate it alot!
Also, I am really sorry for deleting the previous comment before this, Since i wasn’t finish with writing my comment. I am actually intrested in norwegian military history and history, and wanted to know more about it especially with this T34/76. Again, thank you for answering to my first question earlier!
It was just that one T34/76. The Germans transported it to Norway in 1943, where it was used as a part of German propaganda, and displayed as captured Soviet material. After the war the t34 was used at the Raufoss ammunition factories for testing ammunition.
It’s not modified by Norway, but it could have the German modification, 747(r). Like for example the Hotchkiss H.35 that the Germans had captured from the French, and modified, and ended up in Norway
i’ll see what i can find, doubt there will be much tough, just information etc about the captured PZ.III and Stug III’s that was captured and used until the 50’s to mis 50’s are still classified, classified for 80 years lol
Found an image of it
And another, around 2010 i think
Displayed at Rena leir, and it’s apparently an T34/85
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