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JeffStringer · ***Power User*** Offline Joined: Jan 24, 2006 Posts: 637

That's painful to see all of those Jagdpanzer Kanones on the range for target practice! Sad

Jeff

worthhaggerton · ***Power User*** Offline Joined: Jan 25, 2006 Posts: 20

- L.Delsing

Normally the fence around this area is closed but the Buffel recovery tank of our northern tankbattalion had nothing to do and made an deal with the Germans to put all the hard targets in a line.

So it was possible for me to make some photo's on this area.

German army Duster

Hello from Texas,
I hate to say this but. I don't see any photos.
Dose any one else?

Worth Haggerton

worthhaggerton · ***Power User*** Offline Joined: Jan 25, 2006 Posts: 20

Sorry
I don't see any photos

Worth

Roy_A_Lingle

Hi Worth! Hi Folks!

- worthhaggerton

Sorry
I don't see any photos

I am not having any problems with the pictures here in El Paso.
Have you checked your security settings to see if they are blocking the downloads?

Good Luck, they are great pictures even if these group of AFVs are waiting to be used for hard targets.
Sgt, Scouts Out!

palic · ***Power User*** Offline Joined: Mar 03, 2006 Posts: 172

The two pictures described as ...M113C&V of the C-company, 102 Recce Battalion, NLD army... should be redescribed as Lynx Scout Vehicles...

Above stated means I CAN see all the pics! Mr. Green

Jens_O_Mehner

- palic

The two pictures described as ...M113C&V of the C-company, 102 Recce Battalion, NLD army... should be redescribed as Lynx Scout Vehicles...

Above stated means I CAN see all the pics!

The Lynx was also known as the M113 C&V plus a few other acronyms. Cool

tanker2010

- palic

The two pictures described as ...M113C&V of the C-company, 102 Recce Battalion, NLD army... should be redescribed as Lynx Scout Vehicles

To my knowledge the Dutch never called them the Lynx. That's the Canadian name for their version of it.

L.Delsing · ***Power User*** Offline Joined: Feb 10, 2006 Posts: 960

- tanker2010

- palic

The two pictures described as ...M113C&V of the C-company, 102 Recce Battalion, NLD army... should be redescribed as Lynx Scout Vehicles

To my knowledge the Dutch never called them the Lynx. That's the Canadian name for their version of it.

Correct

Regards,
lesley

L.Delsing · ***Power User*** Offline Joined: Feb 10, 2006 Posts: 960

Finally got my notebook back with the numbers........

M48A2GA2
r/n Y-779029, s/n -
s/n 1606/F0053
r/n Y-800336, s/n 943/F0092
r/n Y-765533, s/n 1066/F0476

T-72
s/n G08J(L/I?)2274
s/n G08WT3195
s/n B10JN482A (90)

The last one was a T-72M1 and had 90 between the hooks below the s/n. Is this a year in which the tank was modified??

It is also seen on some other tanks such as T-55s.

PRTL (SPAAG)
r/n KU-79-16, s/n 35515 (VP16)
r/n KU-79-14, s/n 35591 (VP14)

VP numbers were painted on. Don't know what they mean.

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