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FORBIN

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New Incheon FFG AAW version, Batch 2, 3600 t, 30 kn, VLS with 16/32 cell's for ESSM, SM/2, 127 mm gun, 8 ssm, helo ASW in hangar etc...
 
TerraN_EmpirE

TerraN_EmpirE

Tyrant King
You mean like this Equation?
[video=youtube_share;4OrlIIiZJJk]http://youtu.be/4OrlIIiZJJk[/video]
There was also Dragon Fire II for the USMC which could be set up in a LAV hull. and the European NEMO and AMOS system mates on to APC hulls and offerers a protected option.
 
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ahho

Junior Member
TerraN_EmpirE said:
You mean like this Equation?
[video=youtube_share;4OrlIIiZJJk]http://youtu.be/4OrlIIiZJJk[/video]
There was also Dragon Fire II for the USMC which could be set up in a LAV hull. and the European NEMO and AMOS system mates on to APC hulls and offerers a protected option.
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I wonder why they did not add 2 legs at the rear of the vehicle like in 2:11 of the video (doesn't have to be all automatic or that heavy) to absorb the shock. Somebody think about the shoks!!!! :D

I love these cheaper, mobile and smaller artillery.
 
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Black Shark

Black Shark

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Equation said:
A light artillery units dream came true.:eek: Attach this bad boy onto a humvee and you got yourself a very mobile fire support and strike unit.
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Could have taken the russian 82mm 2B9 Valisek automatic Mortar weights 632 kg, modernize it reduce weight and exchange the 4 round magazines to a link-like feeding system like on naval ships and use it on a bigger plattform, now that is what i want to see.

[video=youtube;9JwgbkqJ_Xo]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9JwgbkqJ_Xo[/video]
 
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Scratch

Captain
SK will get 4 Block30 Global Hawks, as well as Heron 1 UAVs.
Development of the Block40 NATO AGS version is going ahead, while Australia is said to be interested in the maritime MQ-4C version.

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Seoul finalises $657 million Global Hawk purchase
By: Craig Hoyle - London
Source: flightglobal - a day ago

Northrop Grumman has been awarded a contract worth more than $657 million to provide South Korea with a surveillance fleet of RQ-4 Global Hawk unmanned air vehicles.

Detailed by the US Department of Defense in a contract notification announcement dated 16 December, the deal will cover the provision of four Block 30-standard RQ-4B Global Hawks, enhanced integrated sensor suite mission payloads “and the applicable ground control environment elements”.

Work under the Foreign Military Sales contract will conclude by June 2019, the DoD says.

Accompanied by a separate order for Israel Aerospace Industries’ Heron 1 UAV, confirmation of the planned South Korean purchase – which was outlined by the US Defense Security Cooperation Agency earlier this year – represents a much needed new international sale of the Global Hawk.

Northrop is also under contract to develop a version of the type for NATO’s Alliance Ground Surveillance project, but saw an expected production order from Germany for the Euro Hawk signals intelligence variant cancelled in May 2013.

Australia has also signalled its intention to acquire the MQ-4C Triton development of the aircraft, which is now being tested by the US Navy via its broad-area maritime surveillance project.
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