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  • M113 (USA)

    M113, M113A1, M106, M132, M163 and variants Type: troop carrier vehicle.Crew :2 men + 11 fighters.Armament :a Browning .50 machine gun (12.7 mm). Armor: minimum 12mm; maximum 38mm. Dimensions: length: 4.863 m; width: 2.686m; height: 2.5 m.Weight in combat order: 11.15 tGround pressure: 0.55 kg/cm2

  • Leopard 2 (Germany)

    Leopard 2 , battle tank Features Crew :4 men.Weight :55,150 t.Dimensions :length with barrel , 9.668 m;body length , 7.772 m; width , 3.70 m; overall height , 2.79 m.Engine :MTU MB 873 Ka-500 ’ multi-fuel 12-cylinder developing 1,520 hp at 2,600 rpm. Performance maximum road speed , 72 km/h; maxim

  • ERC 90 Sagaie (France)

    General characteristics Crew 3 (driver, gunner and commander)Length 7.7 m (with TS90 turret)Width 2.50 mHeight 2.25 mMass in battle 8.3 t to 9 5 tShielding (thickness/inclination)Type 10 mm of steel providing protection against 7.62 mm bullets at 30 meters Armament Main armament 1 x 90 mm CN90

  • BTR-60 (USSR)

    BTR-60P, BTR-60PK, BTR-60PB, BTR-60PU, BTR60PB (FAC) Type :armored personnel carrier.Crew :2 + 14 men.Armament :a 14.5 mm KPVT machine gun; a 7.62 mm PKT machine gun paired with the previousArmour :14mm. Dimensions: length :7.56 m; width :2.82 m;height (turret included):2.31 m.Weight in combat orde

  • BMP-1 (USSR)

    BMP- 1 Type :motorized infantry fighting vehicle. Crew :3 + 8 men.Armament :a 73 mm gun; a coaxial 7.62mm PKT machine gun; a launch pad for the ATGW “Sagger” anti-tank missile.Armour: maximum 14mm. Dimensions: length: 6.30m; width: 3.05 m;height :1.83 m.Weight in combat order: 12 tGround pressure:

  • BMD (USSR)

    Type: light support tank.Crew :3 + 6 men.Armament :a 76 mm gun; a coaxial 7.62mm PKT machine gun; one 7.62 mm PKT machine gun on each side of the hull; a launch pad for the ATGW Sagger anti-tank missile.Armour :information not received. Dimensions: length :5.30 m; width :2.65 m; height: 1.85 m.Weig

  • AMX-13 (France)

    AMX-13, ARV, AVLB and variants Type :light tank.Crew :3 men,Armament :a 75 mm gun; a coaxial of 7.5 mm or 7.62 mm; 2 smoke launcher tubes on each side of the turret.Shielding :from 10 to 40 mm. Dimensions: length (barrel at 12 oclock):6.36 m; length (hull):4.88 m; width :2.5 m;height :2.3 m.Weight

  • AMX-10RC (France)

    General characteristics Crew 4 (pilot, gunner, loader, commander)Length 6.24 m (9.15 m with gun)Width 2.78 mHeight 2.56 mMass in battle 15 to 17 tArmament Main armament 1 x 105 mm F2 BK MECA L/48 gun (38 shells)Secondary armament 1 AA 7.62 NF1 machine gun twinned to the gun (4000 cartridges), an

  • AMX-10P (France)

    AMX-10P, AMX-10-TM, AMX-10-PC, AMX-10-ECH, AMX-10-HOT and variantsType :infantry fighting vehicle.Crew :2 men + 9 fighters.Armament :a 20 mm M693 cannon; a coaxial 7.62 mm machine gun; 4 smoke launchers.Shielding :maximum 30 mm (estimated).Dimensions :length 5.778 m; width:2.71m; height (overall). 2

  • AMX 30 (France)

    AMX-30 , ARV, AVLB, SPAAG and variantsType: main battle tank.Crew :4 men.Armament :a 105 mm gun; a 20 mm cannon or a 12.7 mm machine gun in the axis of the main armament (see text); a 7.62 mm machine gun on the command cupola; 2 smoke launcher tubes on each side of the turret.Shielding :maximum 50 m

  • M42 Duster (USA)

    After the war. the American army only kept two self-propelled anti-aircraft guns. the M16 and the M19. But when the Korean War broke out in 1950, the industry almost immediately got down to the study of a new anti-aircraft self-propelled gun, designated T141, which employed many components of a new

  • Minigun

    A minigun is a machine gun with a high rate of fire, equipped with several guns whose rotation is driven by an external source, on the principle of Gatling, and using a caliber of ammunition for rifle lower than 20 mm. Beyond 20 mm caliber, this type of weapon is referred to as a Gatling type automa

  • M79 (grenade launcher)

    M79 grenade launcher, aka Thumper The M79 is a 40mm grenade launcher used by the US Army. It was created to increase the firepower of infantry, giving them a more accurate weapon with better range than a rifle grenade, while remaining much less cumbersome than a mortar. American soldiers nicknamed

  • FN Minimi M249 SAW

    The FN Minimi (for Mini-mitrailleuse) is a light machine gun designed in the 1970s by the Belgian national factory FN Herstal. Also known as the M249 SAW (modified version for the US Army), it appears in many films and video games. SAW stands for Squad Automatic Weapon. Description M249 SAW Para.

  • Nikita Khrushchev

    Nikita Sergeïevitch Khrushchev, (April 17, 1894 - September 11, 1971), (in Cyrillique никита сергевич хрущв, pronounced [nʲɪˈkʲitə sʲɪˈrgʲejɪtʃʲ xruˈʃʲ:of) is a Soviet statesman of Ukrainian origin, who gradually asserted himself as the main manager of the USSR between Stalins death (March 5, 1953)

  • MAD the balance of terror

    The balance of terror or mutually assured destruction (DMA, or MAD in English) is a doctrine of military strategy of nuclear deterrence. Developed during the Cold War era, by the Soviet Union (and its Warsaw Pact satellites) on the one hand and the United States (and its NATO allies) on the other.

  • The origins of the Cold War

    http://cultivoo.com/index.php/a-la-une/179-histoire/contemporaine/773-cold-war-poster The Marshall Plan Aware that it will take a long time for Europe to recover, the United States offers financial aid to most of the destroyed countries, so that peace reigns again, but also to seize power over the

  • Suez Canal crisis

    The Suez Canal Crisis, also known as the Suez War, Suez Campaign, or Operation Kadesh, was a war that broke out in 1956 on Egyptian territory. The conflict broke out between Egypt and a secret alliance, the Protocol of Sèvres, formed by the State of Israel, France and the United Kingdom, following t

  • Cuban Missile Crisis

    The Cuban Missile Crisis was a series of events from October 16 to October 28, 1962, which pitted the United States against the Soviet Union over Soviet nuclear missiles aimed at United States territory from the island of Cuba, which brought the two blocs to the brink of nuclear war. A paroxysmal m

  • 1969 Sino-Soviet border conflict

    The 1969 Sino-Soviet border conflict was a series of armed incidents between the Soviet Union and China, culminating in the Sino-Soviet split of the 1960s. Fighting over an island in the Ussuri River, Zhenbao Island and Damansky Island, located on the Sino-Soviet border, brought these two communist

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