Such guns of Marks 9, 10, and 11 were utilized by HNLMS De Ruyter and Tromp. Would anyone offer a plan for Marks 10 and 11, the single mount for De Ruyter and twin mount for Tromp? Relevant info were rare, especially machinery structures.
I stumbled upon this short article on defence-update.com:
defence-update.com
I cant seem to find any other information about it. It seems unlikely that it is related to the Bolide or Bamse missiles, as it does not share their side facing rocket exhausts. Does anyone have any more information...
Apparently this was a thing.
A discord summation: "The new cannon achieved around a 15% increase in firepower with the domestic APDS shell. At best it achieved a velocity of over 1400m/s and a penetration of 200mm at a 45° angle. Even though the trials proved that the new cannon did achieve an...
Variously called, the Bofors 120/50 M/60Ty (Tyskland = Germany) was a Bofors late 1950's project for a new generation 120 mm ship mounted autocannon, replacing their twin barrel system from 1950, instead opting for a single barrel system with double the rate of fire. The German Navy showed...
anti-aircraft
autocannon
bofors
bundesmarine
cold war
destroyer
german navy
late 1950s
naval gun
naval surface fire support
royal swedish navy
sweden
swedish
The Bofors VAK 40 S 49 (Wagon Autocannon Swedish model 1949) was a Swedish early Cold War project to develope a SPAAG (self-propelled anti-aircraft gun). It was to connect to a fire control unit with radar for calculated fire. Project scrapped in 1959 ish. Army designation was initially lvkv...
https://www.ointres.se/pansar_2011-4_veak.pdf
S-tank derivative SPAAG. Noticed we lack a thread on this vehicle.
Long story short. During WWII, the Swedish Army found a need for SPAAGs (self-propelled anti-aircraft guns) for the armoured divisions. After a proof of concept vehicle in 1942, the...
This probably doesn't fit here but I couldn't find any other suitable thread in the army projects forum, please remove if its too out of topic. Four months ago on Reddit I posted some FMC block 3 Bradley concept art and couldn't find a source. Lo and Behold I found it again alongside other...
1980s
bofors
cold war
fmc
food machinery corporation
ifv
late 1980s
naval gun
north atlantic treaty organisation
u.s. army
united states
united states army
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