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A német alaposság!
Tényleg rátették egy gyalogsági harcjármű oldalára, a "This side up" jelet?
Rheinmetall Lynx
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A német alaposság!
Tényleg rátették egy gyalogsági harcjármű oldalára, a "This side up" jelet?
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Így nez ki az ausztrál Lynx és kb az első Lynx amin minden(!!!)működik azaz 0% demo 100% tesztgép.
ez a lance torony sem éppen úgy néz ki, mint ami a mi makett tornyunk volt...
A német alaposság!
Tényleg rátették egy gyalogsági harcjármű oldalára, a "This side up" jelet?
Biztosamibiztos, nehogy megzavarjon valakit hogy Ausztrália a déli féltekén van...
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Így nez ki az ausztrál Lynx és kb az első Lynx amin minden(!!!)működik azaz 0% demo 100% tesztgép.
Ha alaposabban megnézitek, akkor láthatjátok, hogy ez nem egy Lance 2-es torony, hanem egy Lance 1,5-es.
Az árulkodó jelek:
- a torony hátulján az érzékelő csoport nincs a borításba építve, hanem egy az egyben az 1-es torony azonos alkatrésze.
- maga a torony borítása is hasonlít a Lance 1.0-ra,
Még egy amit nem vettünk észre
https://thedeaddistrict.blogspot.com/2020/
Iron Fist Active protection System. van az Ausztrál teszt verzión
https://thedeaddistrict.blogspot.com/2020/
Iron Fist Active protection System. van az Ausztrál teszt verzión
3 napja kapták meg, majd lesznek képek.
Ne védd őlet!Még akkor se ha valószínűleg még csak a műszaki átvétel zajlik.
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"Executives hope the new Army competition will give all bidders more leeway in fine-tuning their eventual offers to the service’s requirements. That marks a contrast to the previous acquisition attempt, where the ground service essentially wanted specific features already built into prototype vehicles, with little time for companies to adjust.
This time around, the Army plans to downsize to five bidders, then three, before picking an eventual winner. A final request for proposals is expected late this year or early next.
Service officials have put competitors on notice that an open architecture in the vehicle design will be at a premium, a feature that Rheinmetall touted in its bid notice.
“The network is almost more important in some ways than building the combat vehicles,” Maj. Gen. Brian Cummings, program executive officer of ground combat systems, told Defense News in an interview ahead of the Association of the U.S. Army’s virtual conference, which ended last week.
Rheinmetall previously planned to present the teaming arrangement with Textron at this year’s AUSA show if the event had taken place in person."
https://news.yahoo.com/rheinmetall-eyes-over-pitch-lynx-152424040.html
"Given the Army’s two decades of failed attempts to replace the Reagan-era M2 Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle, there’s no guarantee they will actually buy anything this time around, either. But if the service does choose Lynx as its Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle – worth an estimated $46 billion over the life of the program, from R&D to retirement — it will be a huge boost for the German vehicle, an all-new design that has featured prominently in trade shows and international competitions but so far only won one contract, a Hungarian order for 218 machines for about $2.4 billion US."
https://breakingdefense.com/2020/10...eon-offer-lynx-for-bradley-replacement-again/
This time around, the Army plans to downsize to five bidders, then three, before picking an eventual winner. A final request for proposals is expected late this year or early next.
Service officials have put competitors on notice that an open architecture in the vehicle design will be at a premium, a feature that Rheinmetall touted in its bid notice.
“The network is almost more important in some ways than building the combat vehicles,” Maj. Gen. Brian Cummings, program executive officer of ground combat systems, told Defense News in an interview ahead of the Association of the U.S. Army’s virtual conference, which ended last week.
Rheinmetall previously planned to present the teaming arrangement with Textron at this year’s AUSA show if the event had taken place in person."
https://news.yahoo.com/rheinmetall-eyes-over-pitch-lynx-152424040.html
"Given the Army’s two decades of failed attempts to replace the Reagan-era M2 Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle, there’s no guarantee they will actually buy anything this time around, either. But if the service does choose Lynx as its Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle – worth an estimated $46 billion over the life of the program, from R&D to retirement — it will be a huge boost for the German vehicle, an all-new design that has featured prominently in trade shows and international competitions but so far only won one contract, a Hungarian order for 218 machines for about $2.4 billion US."
https://breakingdefense.com/2020/10...eon-offer-lynx-for-bradley-replacement-again/
Ezért érdemes fórumozni.
Ma is tanultam újat. Vegemite/meggugliztam
/.Az első következtetéseket biztos levonták.
Kevés a c17, ruslant kell rendszeresíteni.
Na még mindíg semmi kép?