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Old 08-09-2005, 03:19 PM
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Military vehicle pictures?

indeed... good pictures From military Vehicles. Photos to be exact.
if you think its nice, post it.
(remember the copyright and other law issues when posting copyrighted material)

further more... to keep this thread readable.. and to save bandwith..
keep the picture size max at 640 x 468px.. check that the picture is in proper web format.
(jpg or png.. no drawings so no gifs aither. please.)

if the picture is larger, link it.
dont post many pictures.. just those that you think are worth it..

remember to include vehicle info.
(what it is what it does?)

i start with this funny piece of equipment:


© Puolustusvoimat (FDF)

-Finnish Defence Forces "Bridge tank" BLG 60 M 2
basicly its T-55 hull carrying a bridge component.
which it can install in battle conditions.

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Old 08-09-2005, 03:29 PM
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Any idea how this Tiger got on its side .Would a mine do it ? (Its 55tons by the way )
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Old 08-09-2005, 03:34 PM
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Any idea how this got on its side .Would a mine do it ? (Its 55tons by the way )
hm.. dont know... maybe someone got mad and kicked the poor tiger?

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hm.. dont know... maybe someone got mad and kicked the poor tiger?
They must have a sore foot
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Old 08-09-2005, 04:04 PM
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© Puolustusvoimat (FDF)

FDF AA missile platform "96 BUK M1" natocode "Gadfly"
country of origin: Russia
"medium-range, semi-active, radar-guided missile using solid-rocket propulsion that provides defense against high-performance aircraft and cruise missiles" -globalsecurity.org

(this post streches to the limits i have pointed out in the first post. example in a sense.)

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Old 08-10-2005, 10:40 AM
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Stridsvagn 122 - Leopard 2A5 (Modified/upgraded to higer standards in Sweden)



http://www.soldf.com/images/s_strv122front2.jpg

Interior: http://www.mss.mil.se/article.php?id=2123




TGB11, standard swedish offroad vehicle.




Pictures after being drop from a crane at 8m (collison/saftey test):



http://web.telia.com/~u39203740/P1012005a.jpg

Imagine smashing a tree or something with that...

The fun thing is that it is a Volvo

To be continued....

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Old 08-11-2005, 08:11 AM
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Stridsvagn 122 - Leopard 2A5 (Modified/upgraded to higer standards in Sweden)
Sheesh... "most sophisticated Leopard in service" should fall in your "higher standards
category" eh?... we on the otherhand make do with the secondhand 90's verison
(Leopard 2A4) well.. atleast they are better than those T-72 m1 we have here.



©Panssaripataljoona

about time to have something to replace thease... someone shoots
this bucket of bolts with modern APFSDS...
well.. the same as thrusting hot kife to butter..

better than nothing tough..

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Old 08-11-2005, 08:37 AM
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as for the CV90..

©Puolustusvoimat
we now have those aswell.. BMP-1 and 2 are beginning to be kinda old
exelent vehicles in their time tough.

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Old 08-11-2005, 10:15 AM
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as for the CV90..

©Puolustusvoimat
we now have those aswell.. BMP-1 and 2 are beginning to be kinda old
exelent vehicles in their time tough.
Do you have the "combat hatches" back on your cv90's?

I know that some nations have desided not to have them, damn stupid if you ask me.
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