Name This Photo!!! - The AFV Recognition Thread

[vonGarvin]

In the absence of any posts in a while, I thought I'd post this one.  Now, it is obviously German, but what's it called?

 

[chanman]

Looks like the Puma http://www.psm-spz.com/en/

Wow, looking at the numbers, that thing seems to be on the heavy side for an IFV

Weight, protection level A (air-transportable by A400M): 31.45 t
Weight, protection level C (rail, road, sea): 41.00 t
Gross vehicle weight (GVW): 43.00 t

 

[muffin]

It is the Puma AIFV ... I thought I'd posted it already  - 

 

[George Wallace]

So?  It is another piece of good kit.

 

[Nfld Sapper]

I like the interesting roadwheel set up

 

[vonGarvin]

It is the Puma AIFV ... I thought I'd posted it already  - 

Sorry, missed it

 

[muffin]

Not your fault - my pics were disappearing!

Turns out where I host them (Yahoo photos) changed thier web structure and the links weren't good anymore!

 

[Mud]

Well it's been quiet for a while, how about this one..

 

[muffin]

M109

 

[Mud]

Nope

 

[211RadOp]

K9

 

[Mud]

Anio.....nope

 

[Mud]

Nein, Herr David

 

[vonGarvin]

2S3?

 

[Mud]

Nyet, Comrade

 

[aesop081]

Palmaria 155mm

 

[geo]

I 2nd that one on the Palmaria 155

 

[bily052]

I as well, after many searches will put my supoort to the Palmaria 155 from Italy.

:warstory:

 

[Mud]

Si! Close enough, the turret is Palmaria 155MM on an Argentinian TAM chassis, the combination is called VCA (Vehiculo de Combate De Artilleria) - do the Italians use that turret on another vehicle?

 

[aesop081]

Si! Close enough, the turret is Palmaria 155MM on an Argentinian TAM chassis, the combination is called VCA (Vehiculo de Combate De Artilleria) - do the Italians use that turret on another vehicle?

It was built for export...not for the italian army