Topic: AFV recognition 3

Dean · January 27th, 2006

After you said no, I cheated, and yes, the jpg was titled T-64 As for the FV-432, well, hell, all of those M-113 variants look the same to me!!!

Dean.

Dean · January 27th, 2006

Actually, Dougal, when you said no to the T-64, I cheated and checked. The title of the jpg was T-64. To jog yoru memory, it was a T-64 reversing into the cloud of smoke it had just made with the smoke generator or grenades.

Dean.

zander_0633 · January 28th, 2006

O! SO it's all a confusion?

dougal · January 28th, 2006

FV 432 is not a M113 variant.

dougal · January 28th, 2006

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Mohmar Deathstrike · January 28th, 2006

3.= GIAT Leclerc is all I can say for sure

Dean · January 28th, 2006

1. Centurion. Great tank.
2. That is one of the bazillions of Sherman variants produced during WWII. This one was the recovery vehicle. I forget the name, but I do know that this particular variant was produced by Montreal Locomotive Works, about a 30 minute drive from where I live. (I think!!!)
3. Leclerc MBT
4. Damn. I don't know that one. I might have to cheat!!
5. It looks like a Ferret chassis with a full function turret. Before I knock myself out, was this an experimental vehicle, of was it mass-produced?

Dean.

zander_0633 · January 29th, 2006

I think the last pic is an AMX tank

dougal · January 29th, 2006

Ye got 4 and 5 wrong,

Mohmar Deathstrike · January 29th, 2006

I saw 5. in another thread recently. I think it's French-made and was used by the Iraqi army in the Iran-Iraq war,

January 28th, 2006	Post 23
zander_0633 Milforum Gnat Gear	O! SO it's all a confusion? __________________ - Ready To Strike -

January 28th, 2006	Post 24
dougal Tribuni Angusticlavii Gear	FV 432 is not a M113 variant. __________________ \'I have heard him speak of the Ireland he wished to see. When he struck the spark on the anvil, he struck the anvil in my heart. When I leave school, the only pursuit I want to engage in is the winning of the freedom of my country\'.

January 27th, 2006	Post 21
Dean Centurion Gear	After you said no, I cheated, and yes, the jpg was titled T-64 As for the FV-432, well, hell, all of those M-113 variants look the same to me!!! Dean.

January 27th, 2006	Post 22
Dean Centurion Gear	Actually, Dougal, when you said no to the T-64, I cheated and checked. The title of the jpg was T-64. To jog yoru memory, it was a T-64 reversing into the cloud of smoke it had just made with the smoke generator or grenades. Dean.

January 28th, 2006	Post 25
dougal Tribuni Angusticlavii Gear	1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

January 28th, 2006	Post 26
Mohmar Deathstrike Banned Gear	3.= GIAT Leclerc is all I can say for sure

January 28th, 2006	Post 27
Dean Centurion Gear	1. Centurion. Great tank. 2. That is one of the bazillions of Sherman variants produced during WWII. This one was the recovery vehicle. I forget the name, but I do know that this particular variant was produced by Montreal Locomotive Works, about a 30 minute drive from where I live. (I think!!!) 3. Leclerc MBT 4. Damn. I don't know that one. I might have to cheat!! 5. It looks like a Ferret chassis with a full function turret. Before I knock myself out, was this an experimental vehicle, of was it mass-produced? Dean.

January 29th, 2006	Post 28
zander_0633 Milforum Gnat Gear	I think the last pic is an AMX tank

January 29th, 2006	Post 29
dougal Tribuni Angusticlavii Gear	Ye got 4 and 5 wrong,

January 29th, 2006	Post 30
Mohmar Deathstrike Banned Gear	I saw 5. in another thread recently. I think it's French-made and was used by the Iraqi army in the Iran-Iraq war,