Post tanks.
Post tanks
Kevin Martin
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Xavier Lewis
Colton Morris
Daniel Kelly
Merci, Frenchfag.
Cooper Adams
Sebastian Lewis
Angel Anderson
Cooper Thomas
Elijah Stewart
Jonathan Scott
Julian Wood
Jackson Barnes
Nolan Sanchez
Nolan Williams
William Allen
Grayson Mitchell
Jace Ross
Lucas Watson
Julian Brown
Lucas Carter
Logan Cooper
Levi Perry
>Chally II
William King
Mason Hernandez
Where could one purchase this fine vehicle?
Robert Bailey
Parker Bailey
Austin Green
Brandon Barnes
Angel Butler
Xavier Hughes
How the fuck does this happen
Benjamin Rogers
Evan Price
Gets snowy over there. Those pics were courtesy of Merkgunner iirc.
Caleb Hall
Henry Lee
Samuel Jenkins
Pierre... my-my legs...
Luke Johnson
Once again, I solemnly protest.
Nathan Gutierrez
Brayden Richardson
Alexander Roberts
Samuel Edwards
Lincoln Garcia
Lima, Ohio
Asher Flores
how are you confused by the concept of snow?
Grayson Reed
Leo Turner
I love how posting the LeoClerc always manages to summon you.
Or is it LeLeo?
I honestly kinda like the idea of a joint-project, all though i think 130mm should be the next step
Easton Ross
New Arjun model?
Hunter White
MERCI FRENCHFAG
Angel Brown
>It's alive! ALIVE!
Samuel Lee
It's heresy, it's what it is. The Leo2 chassis is an ox, a beast of burden. The Leclerc's a stallion.
Anyway, as with all the current joint projects with Germany, I'm not that hopeful... I wish I could be.
Jonathan Adams
Jason Garcia
Carson Rogers
Ive only spent my time driving Leo's and cant really say anything bad about how it handles, kinda wanna try the leclerc, abrams and chally one time just to compare
Elijah Sanders
It's not bad per se.
I can make an educated guess because the UAE Leclerc's engine is a close relative to the Leo 2's : it's a great one, reliable and powerful, just far less responsive than the French Leclerc.
It feels a bit sluggish.
Jackson King
The Leclecr has some kind of extra turbo-wizardry going on, or something like that? Or am i confusing it with the Ariete?
Caleb Richardson
Elijah Turner
Not sure about the Ariete, but you're right about the Leclerc : it's turbo was replaced with a proper turbine. This way as soon as you touch the accelerator pedal, the 1500HP are there for you to play with.
Ethan Cruz
its*
Dominic Gonzalez
Adrian Bailey
John Miller
Benjamin Garcia
Not from a Jedi
Michael Collins
Luke Sullivan
First pilot tank used in the XM291 program, an M1 slick with an autoloading 140mm crammed inside.
Thomas Nguyen
>mf going at supersonic speed wyd
Cameron Bailey
Jace Young
Hudson Reyes
Chase Powell
Oh neat, Buran. Wonder which specific airframe that is
Angel Wood
T-80 with what's left of a 30mm remote controlled weapon system
Landon Cooper
Merci, frenchfag
Now, casse-toi
Justin Green
Mason Perry
Nice to see you back btw
Luis Powell
Those are tank destroyers, not tanks.
Daniel Scott
Luke Brooks
this hot garbage was and still is a disgrace to tanks everywhere
Gavin Kelly
The LeClerc performed always worse in evaluations against the Leopard 2 in cross country tests.
No surprise because the LeClerc has a significant higher ground pressure than the Leopard 2.
Ayden Brooks
Did they even use it for anything outside of parades and propaganda? I thought the only reason that thing existed was to get people excited about domestic arms production.
Sebastian Green
Ok first of all, "Leclerc", like the marshall, note "LeClerc" as in The Clerc.
>No surprise because the LeClerc has a significant higher ground pressure than the Leopard 2.
This is plainly false. 0.9kg/cm2 for the Leclerc (unknown version), and I found three different figures for the Leo 2, 0.83/0.89/0.92, most likely for the A4/5/6 variants.
>The LeClerc performed always worse in evaluations against the Leopard 2 in cross country tests.
Can't find info on that, so I'll respectfully doubt it. The Leclerc has a better HP to weight ratio, much better acceleration, and it's lighter. The French crews did not fare that well during the last two Tank Challenges in Germany, but if there's one domain where they did impressed their peers, it was mobility.
Brody Butler
The Semple was and still is the pinnacle of tank design.
Gavin Phillips
Dylan Scott
Yaranaika
Hudson Ross
Yup. Was young and stupid and had just discovered /b/.
Jacob Morgan
Mind giving a bit of insight into the autoloader?
-how do you deal with having to swap a loaded round with another? As in you suddenly need a HE-round when you have sabot loaded?
Does the carousel have a spesific loadout, or can you give it 100% of sabot if you so wish?
Gavin Morales
No shame in keeping ye olde board culture alive.
Carson Mitchell
Ian Lee
Michael Evans
Thomas Moore
Jackson Gray
any idea what the white paper on the gun is about?
Wyatt Hughes
what tank is this?
Brayden Hall
You can't swap. Well, you can remove a round manually, but that's not a standard procedure, and it's a chore.
You fire what is chambered, on the principle that even though it's not exactly the desired effect, it will have an effect nonetheless, that should give you enough time to cycle the prefered round.
The loadout would be determined prior to the mission (according to intel, the mission itself, what's available etc). The standard, generic loadout is 11 sabot/11 HEAT.
Lucas King
Leopard 2 driver seat. Not sure about the version.
Hudson Clark
They say the MGCS is said to have a higher caliber so 130mm is possible
John Sullivan
Pic related
Robert Bell
It does look like firing tables of sort, but it's on the loader side, so...
Charles Edwards
Why doesn't the crew compartment have any hatches or vision blocks? Stupid drawing
Asher Gray
if you manually configure for range, its the loaders job to crank the gun.
Benjamin Torres
Hunter Wright
Ian Reyes