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Belgian Company CMI Defence presents a new concept of 120mm fire support vehicle at MSPO 2015 10109152.
MSPO 2015
Official Foreign Online Show Daily News and Official Web TV International Defense Industry Exhibition & conference 1 - 4 September 2015 Kielce , Poland |
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CMI Defence at MSPO 2015
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Belgian Company CMI Defence presents a new concept of 120mm fire support vehicle at MSPO 2015 | |||
The Belgian Defense Company CMI Defence presents at MSPO 2015, the International Defence Industry Exhibition in Poland, a new generation of combat vehicle based on the Rosomak 8x8 chassis. The vehicle is fitted with the Cockerill XC-8 is a low-weight concept-turret armed with a Cockerill 120mm high pressure gun.
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Polish Rosomak 8x8 armoured fitted with CMI Defence Cockerill XC-8 low-weight concept-turre at MSPO 2015 International Defence Industry in Poland.
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The Polish army has showed the interest of a new fire support vehicle based on the Rosomak 8x8 armoured vehicle which is the standard wheeled armoured vehicle uses by the Polish Armed Forces. With this type of vehicle, the Polish army will have an high mobility vehicle with fire power of a main battle tank.
The Cockerill 105mm high pressure gun provides commanders with a wide choice of ammunition to suit the tactical situation; it fires all NATO-standard 105mm types and the Falarick 105 Gun Launched Anti Tank Guided Missile (GLATGM). Elevating to +42° this weapon delivers exceptional engagement capability in complex terrain, an indirect-fire HE capability to 10km range, and the GLATGM permits heavy armour to be enagaged at extended ranges. The Cockerill 120mm high pressure gun provides a strengthened anti-armour capability. This weapon fires all NATO-standard 120mm smoothbore ammunition and the Falarick 120 GLATGM, which permits the effective engagement and penetration of heavy armour to beyond 5km range. Both guns are employed using a common high performance, digital, fully-stabilised, day/night weapon control system. Turret weight is kept low through the use of a bustle-mounted autoloader, which permits a two-person crew. The Cockerill XC-8 concept-turret draws on the proven modular technology of the Cockerill CT-CV 105HP turret and may be realised at low risk. The Cockerill XC-8 concept-turret promises a significant advance in terms of medium-weight direct-fire capability. The combination of highly effective and flexible lethality options with outstanding strategic and tactical mobility, opens up a new range of operational possibilities |
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