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If anyone can manage to draw/photoshop any pics I would be grateful.
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There's something here that looks a bit like a LAV turret on an M113
http://pdff.sytes.net/index.phpshowtopic=26&st=60
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Nice write-up, James.
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What's really interesting about the pic mentioned is the fact that on both sides of the turret is tow missile canisters. Most interesting...Member of the Bofors fan club! The M1911 of automatic cannon.
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OrBat Nitpick time: isn't the NJ Guard division the 50th Armored
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The LAV has always had this option but it wasn't bought as the cost was prohibitive (and it would be a classic case of arming an eggshell with a sledgehammer). There is a photo of a LAV with it in the old Osprey book on US Light Tanks.Originally posted by Panther Al View PostComment
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It is corrected in new version (to be uploaded shortly).Originally posted by Adm.Lee View Post
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New updated version.
A few more pics, changed 50th to Armoured and changed vehicle designations to follow the rest of the M113 series.Comment
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