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Old 10-03-2012, 11:22 AM
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The 75mm on the LAV -75 should be penetrating hull side and turret side on t-72s and t-80s.

It is a hyper velocity kinetic penetrator.
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The LAV-300, upon which the LAV-600 is based, was used by the Panamanian defense forces (armed with a 90mm gun) and may have seen combat against U.S. forces during the intervention in 1989.

I read through the LAV-75, Stingray, M8 AGS thread again today and I think it was really cool how a bunch of us collaborated to create something kind of new and very cool for T2K- the M20 (LAV-75A1) Ridgway LAV/AGS: the LAV-25 chasis with an unmanned 105mm gun turret.
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Old 10-03-2012, 08:04 PM
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The LAV-300, upon which the LAV-600 is based, was used by the Panamanian defense forces (armed with a 90mm gun) and may have seen combat against U.S. forces during the intervention in 1989.

I read through the LAV-75, Stingray, M8 AGS thread again today and I think it was really cool how a bunch of us collaborated to create something kind of new and very cool for T2K- the M20 (LAV-75A1) Ridgway LAV/AGS: the LAV-25 chasis with an unmanned 105mm gun turret.
Agreed! tho I rather like my LAV-105 (LAV-75 with a remote 105 turret - was actually one of the RDF/LT proposals) too
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Old 10-04-2012, 10:37 AM
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LAV-75







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Where were the pictures of the prototype taken again?
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Old 10-04-2012, 08:06 PM
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Where were the pictures of the prototype taken again?
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Probably in the Aberdeen motor pool, waiting prep for display.
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So sad to see it out in the open and rusting
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So sad to see it out in the open and rusting
I got the same feeling
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