I feel like stories like this are very common. I’ve heard similar from Leopard 1 drivers too.
For real though, Eland was in South African service meanwhile VBL Ingwe was a French project which UK has zero claim on. VBL was exported to a bunch of countries, some of which opted to use a TOW launcher - so should the TOW variant go to the USA as well?
We still have none of our own Milan launcher when others have some, they better not give the VBL to others country and not for us !
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Absolutly no idea
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Nopeeeeeee
eaver that , the F4F-ICE or the MIG-23-98
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There must be something like a separate Gear-Transmission system that diverts more power to the tracks instead of other equipments, as they aren’t being used, like the autoloader, gun systems, hydraulics, and others. Idk, I’m a engineer, but I couldn’t tell you without a schematic, but there is probably a separate road gear from regular cross country gear system.
Unfortunately this is not a real vehicle. Rather, it is a mockup from 2019 meant to represent the Harimau, K21-105, and Sabrah light tank contenders (Sabrah was chosen in the end) in the Phillipine light tank acquisition project.
Correct me if i’m wrong, but I think the largest direct-fire-capable cannon fitted on an M113 would be the Libyan 122mm D-30 conversion, with the US and British 120mm gun-mortar prototypes coming in second.
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I think it come from DCS
I think you replied to the wrong guy.
Don’t think so, according to the source I found, the Phillipine M113 with 155mm gun is apparently supposed to represent a light tank (even if it looks more like an M108).
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You can add this to make the games even shorter, the first to shoot wins.
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I read gyatt
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but spawn closer to enemy spawn to make that single shot even more competitive
This can be added as a alternative for nuke planes.
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I just wanted to be sarcastic.
Russian captured Leopard 2A6 with T-80 road wheels
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It’s so cursed looking
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