Belgian army: Kampperiode Bergen-Höhne 20 - 22/04/04

[dez000]

http://www.mil.be/armycomp/view_gall_large.asp?ID=19709
http://www.mil.be/armycomp/view_gall_large.asp?ID=19710
http://www.mil.be/armycomp/view_gall_large.asp?ID=19724
http://www.mil.be/armycomp/view_gall_large.asp?ID=19729
http://www.mil.be/armycomp/view_gall_large.asp?ID=19730
http://www.mil.be/armycomp/view_gall_large.asp?ID=19728
http://www.mil.be/armycomp/view_gall_large.asp?ID=19722
http://www.mil.be/armycomp/view_gall_large.asp?ID=19726
http://www.mil.be/armycomp/view_gall_large.asp?ID=19718
http://www.mil.be/armycomp/view_gall_large.asp?ID=19714
http://www.mil.be/armycomp/view_gall_large.asp?ID=19725

Source: www.mil.be
http://www.mil.be/armycomp/gallery.asp?LAN=N&GALL=652

[Tengu]

good cammo http://www.mil.be/armycomp/view_gall_large.asp?ID=19729 p-)

[Lone]

great pics! woot

[Marsuitor]

Nice pictures there. What's the name of that APC/AFV (the one looking like a M113)?

[OldRecon]

Nice pictures there. What's the name of that APC/AFV (the one looking like a M113)?
Don't know the Belgian nomenclature for that APC but think it's marketed by FMC as AIFV (Advanced infantry fighting vehicle?).
Sort of an intermediate solution between the M113 and the M2 Bradley, for armies that ain't satisfied with the price and weight of the Bradley.

Weights around 13,5 tons compared to the 11 tons of the M113 and 20+ tons of the Bradley.

[GI_Rutger]

I think it's an YPR.

[Dutchman2]

http://www.mil.be/armycomp/view_gall_large.asp?ID=19710

Range % Charlie on Bergen Hohne ;) :D ! That's a long time that I've been there! Brings back memories :D ! Witch camp did you stayed? Hohne Camp? Lager Horsten?

http://www.mil.be/armycomp/view_gall_large.asp?ID=19729


I Think that APC is called the YPR765. Well, that's the name of the Dutch version.

[dez000]

In Belgium they call that APC/IFV a AIFV-B (Armored Infantry Fighting Vehicle - Belgium)

[Bombtrack]

Nice pictures