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Don’t know details, but USSR tested tracks and road wheels of Leopard-1 and Leopard-2 in 1982, and a lot more. http://i.piccy.info/i9/97908205f2ed88316a60b1ca6aa21b9b/1609353010/156623/1397595/333.jpg
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It has all coax in the same belt (25) http://i.piccy.info/i9/456342d1989e9c64f29fe2852dcb799d/1608236857/362445/1397595/002.jpg
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Thanks. I mean this device on the photo above.
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Are the track connecting fixtures are the same for all tanks from M4 to M48-60 or they changed?
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Hi, I just did not want to make another thread. It is usuall for the 20 mm gun, but it is broken on the model.
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Any ideas what is this french turret history?
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Reminds mobile gun testing rig from KMDB.
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The Us Xm-1 Program (History, Competition, Decision)
Harkonnen replied to Jim Warford's topic in AFV Forum
Maybe there are more pictures of GM XM1, any info if it will be restored? -
The Us Xm-1 Program (History, Competition, Decision)
Harkonnen replied to Jim Warford's topic in AFV Forum
looks like aluminium tracks were used on General Motors XM1 , maybe somebody know their designation or any details? -
A documentary on how T-64A tank produced - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6Uda5F_fKg
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Thousands of usless slides from that conferention.
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Yes, you can see it in the background of the video I posted at 0:16. Great news. But it shows only part of it, will it be in the exposition and restored?
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Is GM XM1 prototype included in this collection?
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These BG design was very long in development up to the end of 80s, planned for future tank. They indeed made longer sabot, which reduced total T-64A ammo load which was considered not acceptable by KMDB. Another problem was different charges for HE and APFSDS rounds which was also considered as a problem at that time. D-89 was planned for object 480 future tank design, also remaining experimental design. Changing projectile size and making them non compatible with previous rounds was a huge problem.