Tiny Toy wrote:Can we have less e-peen and more constructive discussion please? TIA
Whats your suggestion.
Tiny Toy wrote:Can we have less e-peen and more constructive discussion please? TIA
Just stick to the facts as you see them and make your case on that basis rather than resorting to ad hominems.Tinman wrote:Whats your suggestion.
..or maybe the German tank crew were just pressing down harder on the accelerator pedal in those particular shots.mr.fred wrote:I'd like it better if it didn't cut between scenes so much.
It's always instructive to see how the Challengers are left wallowing in the wake of the Leopards which are going so much faster.
Ad hominems really, why asking about various modern tank v tank engagements? I suggest you stop acting like a precious princess!Tiny Toy wrote:Just stick to the facts as you see them and make your case on that basis rather than resorting to ad hominems.Tinman wrote:Whats your suggestion.
Really?RetroSicotte wrote:Chill it, lads.
Not German but Polish, one might say the British crews might be using the "fools rush in" approach where in my experience the Polish way is pedal to the metal all the way....................Cooper wrote:..or maybe the German tank crew were just pressing down harder on the accelerator pedal in those particular shots.mr.fred wrote:I'd like it better if it didn't cut between scenes so much.
It's always instructive to see how the Challengers are left wallowing in the wake of the Leopards which are going so much faster.
Or that all the tanks were in fact going more-or-less the same speed...90inFIRST wrote:Not German but Polish, one might say the British crews might be using the "fools rush in" approach where in my experience the Polish way is pedal to the metal all the way....................
The original Scout SV, now Ajax, plan included a fire support variant on a bigger chassis with either a 120 or 105 gun. Didn't make the final cut unfortunately. Would have been quite something.Dahedd wrote:I wasn't sure whether to ask this here or in the Ajax thread but if the Challenger is so out dated & joining a Euro replacement program is temperamental why not develop the mobile gun variant of the Ascod?
http://www.army-technology.com/projects ... scod3.html
Yes it's substantially lighter than a full blown MBT but it would be more mobile & have full commonality with the Ajax fleet. Note I'd rather have a full blown not but if that's not possible would this work? Especially if paired with an updated missile carrier like the old Striker.
In the first instance, going for a self-propelled gun on the Ajax would almost guarantee that there would be no future MBT.Dahedd wrote:I wasn't sure whether to ask this here or in the Ajax thread but if the Challenger is so out dated & joining a Euro replacement program is temperamental why not develop the mobile gun variant of the Ascod?
http://www.army-technology.com/projects ... scod3.html
Yes it's substantially lighter than a full blown MBT but it would be more mobile & have full commonality with the Ajax fleet. Note I'd rather have a full blown not but if that's not possible would this work? Especially if paired with an updated missile carrier like the old Striker.
Mr Fred, why is that?mr.fred wrote:In the first instance, going for a self-propelled gun on the Ajax would almost guarantee that there would be no future MBT.
We can't see your C: drive.ArmChairCivvy wrote:Would look a bit like what is on page 6 here
file:///C:/Users/User/Downloads/CV90_12%20page.pdf
except that you can't see it as it takes a picture of what is behind it and projects the image onto the armour on the opposite side
Well, our new transformational medium weight technology will use network enabled technology and an agile methodology will enable our effects based concept to open up a different paradigm and be a real game changer.Ron5 wrote:Mr Fred, why is that?mr.fred wrote:In the first instance, going for a self-propelled gun on the Ajax would almost guarantee that there would be no future MBT.
That's what I meant to link to, the CV90 version. Sorry about the mix up, Windows 10 displays documents and their names just the same way as web pages, and got me fooledmr.fred wrote: tracked, 120mm armed, turreted AFV
mr.fred wrote: Well, our new transformational medium weight technology will use network enabled technology and an agile methodology will enable our effects based concept to open up a different paradigm and be a real game changer.