I love the olive drab one -- the one in the first and fourth photos that looks like a Merkava derivative. I dig how the exit ramp is inside a channel that provides initial cover at egress.
yeah...hottie! the thing that gets me about the Namera and i hope the US Army is paying attention is that the Israeli's list it as an APC and NOT an IFV! that means delivery to the battlefield, not through it. I'm also surprised at how small the CV90 is compared to the other vehicles.
notice the Stryker sitting there all alone though? looks kinda tired...and its the only wheeled vehicle in the mix. i wonder what that says about wheeled vehicles and battlefield mobility!
I love the olive drab one -- the one in the first and fourth photos that looks like a Merkava derivative. I dig how the exit ramp is inside a channel that provides initial cover at egress.
ReplyDeleteAnd I like the Israeli-looking hotness standing by it in the first photo.
ReplyDeleteyeah...hottie! the thing that gets me about the Namera and i hope the US Army is paying attention is that the Israeli's list it as an APC and NOT an IFV! that means delivery to the battlefield, not through it. I'm also surprised at how small the CV90 is compared to the other vehicles.
ReplyDeletenotice the Stryker sitting there all alone though? looks kinda tired...and its the only wheeled vehicle in the mix. i wonder what that says about wheeled vehicles and battlefield mobility!
ReplyDeleteInterestingly enough, the Namer is probably the only one of the bunch armored well enough to deliver "through" the battlefield.
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