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Replacement for Turkish m113 Fleet Discussion
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Vatoz
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doesn't BAE own shares in FNSS? @cabatli_53
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Vatoz
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thanks for input.
As I have mentioned in some previous post I was a CV90 Driver in the Swedish Armed forces and we had a lot of "inspectors" from BAE on our drills and exercises. it's intressting that a company like BAE can have a foot in every country but still stay in the shadows.
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thanks for input.
As I have mentioned in some previous post I was a CV90 Driver in the Swedish Armed forces and we had a lot of "inspectors" from BAE on our drills and exercises. it's intressting that a company like BAE can have a foot in every country but still stay in the shadows.
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Turkey has M113s, Kirpis and Cobras are still enought to carry personal.
Future vehicles should be cheap and smart.
There isnt wheeled and trucked fire support vehicles, spg's like Gvozdika, BMP, CV series , Bradleys.
Gvozdika is cheap enought to produce, is lethal enought to fight against terorism and middleeast countries.
Only expensive tanks cant be used in assimetric fight, also personal carriers alyaws you dont need.
Future vehicles should be cheap and smart.
There isnt wheeled and trucked fire support vehicles, spg's like Gvozdika, BMP, CV series , Bradleys.
Gvozdika is cheap enought to produce, is lethal enought to fight against terorism and middleeast countries.
Only expensive tanks cant be used in assimetric fight, also personal carriers alyaws you dont need.
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