Kuala Lumpur Seeks Self-Propelled Mortars
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The Malaysian Army is understood to have a requirement for up to eight 120 mm advanced self-propelled mortar systems to provide organic firepower for units equipped with the Turkish FNSS armoured combat vehicle (ACV).
There are two contenders to meet this requirement: the French TDA 120 mm 120R 2M rifled system and the Swiss Ruag Land Systems Bighorn 120 mm recoiling mortar system. Both have a number of advanced features, including a computerised fire-control system, which allows them to rapidly come into action, carry out a fire mission and redeploy before any counter-battery fire is returned.
The latter was shown at DSA 2006 integrated into the latest Turkish FNSS ACV - Stretched (ACV-S), which is a further development of the ACV already in service with the army. With its increased internal volume and payload, the ACV-S can carry a total of 64 120 mm mortar projectiles and associated charges.
(Jane’s)
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3 Mei 2006
ACV-300 Adnan 120mm self propelled Mortar of the Royal Malaysia Army (photo : Militaryphotos)
The Malaysian Army is understood to have a requirement for up to eight 120 mm advanced self-propelled mortar systems to provide organic firepower for units equipped with the Turkish FNSS armoured combat vehicle (ACV).
There are two contenders to meet this requirement: the French TDA 120 mm 120R 2M rifled system and the Swiss Ruag Land Systems Bighorn 120 mm recoiling mortar system. Both have a number of advanced features, including a computerised fire-control system, which allows them to rapidly come into action, carry out a fire mission and redeploy before any counter-battery fire is returned.
The latter was shown at DSA 2006 integrated into the latest Turkish FNSS ACV - Stretched (ACV-S), which is a further development of the ACV already in service with the army. With its increased internal volume and payload, the ACV-S can carry a total of 64 120 mm mortar projectiles and associated charges.
(Jane’s)
Sekian blog PERTAHANAN REPUBLIK INDONESIA ini memberikan informasi tentang kekuatan militer indonesia, alutsista indonesia, pesawat tempur, kapal perang, kapal selam, dan marinir dengan artikel tentang Kuala Lumpur Seeks Self-Propelled Mortars semoga bermanfaat. Terimakasih telah membaca blog PERTAHANAN REPUBLIK INDONESIA.
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