1960s
armoured recovery vehicle
armoured repair and recovery vehicle
cold war
combat repair vehiclemechanisedinfantrycombatvehicle
micv-65
u.s. army
united states
united states army
I wonder if anyone with a first or second edition copy of Janes Weapons Systems (1969 or 70) could help
me track down an image showing a Marder like mock up of a US MICV design for the 1967 MICV competition.
I photocopied it some years back from a Library copy (now no longer available) and...
air defense artillery branch
cold war
late 1960s
mechanisedinfantrycombatvehicle
micv-65
micv-70
north atlantic treaty organisation
spaag
spad
surface-to-air missile
u.s. army
united states
united states army
G’day gents
I’ve stumbled across this web site
http://doktorkurgan.livejournal.com/36798.html?thread=61630
which depicts a prototype (in 1977) SPAAG, which from what I can make out (via translation), combines a 25mm cannon, with the chassis of the XM-701 MICV!
It appears it’s a response to the...
G'day gents
Just been reading an extract from The Bradley and How It Got That Way: Technology, Institutions, and the Problem of Mechanized Infantry in the United States Army by by W. Blair Haworth
I found it interesting that "The U.S. Army Tank Automotive Command (TACOM) conducted a...
cold war
early 1970s
late 1960s
mechanisedinfantrycombatvehicle
micv-65
micv-70
tacom
u.s. army
u.s. army tank-automotive and armaments command
united states army
From Sealordlawrence's post on MBT-80
I would add that at this point the British Army was also scheming 1,900 MICV's (which were originally meant to have Chobham armour and a 750hp engine with a total weight of 30 tons). MBT-80 was apparently cancelled in July 1980, it seems that prior to this...
The Russians introduced their BMP family of MICVs in the 1960s.
In NATO the only country to do likewise was Germany which replaced
its basic HS 30 vehicle (an early MICV of a sort) from the 70s with the
Marder. Modified Marders are still in service with the German forces.
In contrast Britain...
I found this proposal for a British Aircraft Corporation (BAC) Rapier SAM system incorporated into a West German Marder MICV chassis, in a copy of a 1972-73 Jane’s Weapon Systems, which I purchased the other day in a second hand book shop.
This Rapier/Marder project looks a very thorough thought...
1970s
1980s
battlefield air defence
british aircraft corporation
bundeswehr
cold war
forward area air defense
great britain
mechanisedinfantrycombatvehicle
rheinstahl group
rheinstahl-hanomag
spad
surface-to-air missile
united kingdom
west germany
I have seen photos of a US Mechanised Infantry Combat Vehicle designed on the chassis of the M 107 pelf propelled gun. There seem to be two distinct versions, onw with a sharp and another with a boxy front. Does anyone have any drawings?
UK 75
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