Has anyone by any chance come across photos of this project, intended for mountain warfare units? Initially known as the Type 56 Trial Special Transport Vehicle, the first two prototypes, the RZ-1 and the SZ-2, were wheeled and tracked respectively, with four more wheeled prototypes being...
aichi kikai kōgyō kabushiki kaisha
aichi machine industry co.
artillery tractor
cold war
early 1960s
gun tractor
japan
japan defense agency
japanese ground self-defense force
jgsdf
jsdf
late 1950s
mortar carrier
mountain warfare
rough terrain
transport
trdi
Hi everyone,
I have uncovered a few documents on the development of the Mtsubishi ZF and ZG series engines. The 10ZF was used on the Type 74 tank, the 6ZF on the Type 75 SPH and the 4ZF on Type 73 APC and derivatives. The 8ZG mentionned in the related document is a predecessor to the 10ZG...
Some quick background on this, in particular the ICV, via an old post in another thread (note that the info on the Type 16 MCV procurement & deployment may be out of date, there seems to be still some momentum within the MOD/JGSDF on replacing proper tanks on active duty with MCVs according to...
Originally acquired by Australia under Project Land 121 Phase 4 – Protected Mobility Vehicle (Light) or PMV-L, the Thales Hawkei is/was a competitor to the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle (JLTV) Program. Over 1000 have been ordered by the Australian Army and it is in consideration by others such...
MTCR only applies to exports. Japan really isn't looking to sell complete weapon systems yet, so I'd assume the range is really driven by their own operational requirements.
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The new name seems to have been adopted sometime later on in 2011, as can be seen in this TRDI pamphlet (page 8 [pdf pg 9]).
2010s
2020s
afv
armoured car
armoured fighting vehicles
cold war ii
future wheeled combat vehicle
japan
japanese ground self-defense force
jgsdf
jsdf
mitsubishi heavy industries
post-cold war
tank design
tank destroyer
war on terror
Help! I am confused!
What is the difference between the different "Blocks" of MV-22 and CV-22?
Are there any visible differences on thew outside of the aircraft?
And are Block A, B and C (MV-22) just other names for Block 10, 20, 25, 30 (CV-22)?
Anybody who could help`
Thanks a lot!
the Japanese have unveiled their new 44 ton tank
View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLnjfYKhcU4
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2010s
2020s
cold war ii
japanese ground self-defense force
jgsdf
jsdf
late 2000s
mbt
military operations in urban terrain
post-cold war
tank design
war on terror
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