The partnership has already proven to be successful, he added, citing their recent involvement in Norway’s Vidar program for K9 and K10 procurement, and pointing to their delivery of K9s to Finland and Estonia. Under the partnership, Kongsberg is responsible for the integration of tactical communication systems and battle management systems. Hanwha, Kongsberg team up to bolster Australia’s K9 howitzers
This can be understood as Kongsberg upgrading the Finnish and Estonian K9s to the same respect as the K9 VIDAR. At least in terms of coms and BMS.
didn’t watch the roadmap announcement that premiums will be sent to the rank corresponding to their br? That tells us that the rank V vidar will be on the 7.0-8.0 bracket and not higher, which is too low for such vehicle.
@Kanelikainalo@pyrka@Wallia_Marseille@Favnirbane According to wikipedia and some Korean sources I’ve looked into, The Norwegian and Indian variants were the first to fit direct fire sights, with the Aussie variants set to be retrofitted with them soon. There’s no mention of the Finnish variant having direct fire sights.
So chances of seeing the Finnish variant is low, unless the Finns decide to retrofit their variant with direct fire sights in real life.
Pretty nice. But a minor nitpick with the pre-order bonuses.
Fenrir isn’t a God, on the contrary he is the one destined to kill the Gods, so the ‘God of Vengeance’ title clashes a little with the decal.
There are actually 2 Gods of Vengeance, Vidar and Vali.
Maybe a better title would have been ‘Bringer of Ragnarok’? That would fit well with the Fenrir decal.