Reply With QuoteHello,
i don't know if this link were posted before:
http://www.youtube.com/user/bundeswe...&kw=bundeswehr
It's the official Y-tube Channel from the BW
horrido
thank you for the info!
Hello,
i don't know if this link were posted before:
http://www.youtube.com/user/bundeswe...&kw=bundeswehr
It's the official Y-tube Channel from the BW
horrido
Looks unprepared somehow. Like not really ready to rock.
First round will clear it
Outstanding picture, variable! Looks just lovely!
I <3 German Gründlichkeit
Oh I don't know, looks perfectly ready to me.Originally Posted by variable
(hooked up on external power supply, it's only 20sec away from doing business)
If you say soI just said it looked like it. All the covers, the rohr down, no personnel near it. Just an amateur making observations
It goes like this;
Receive fire mission
Activate turret to full power
Unlock barrel
Activate Fire Mission
Load
Fire
Each step is done by pressing a button, exept for placing the propellant charge, and takes about 18 sec for a trained crew.
Pff like you know what you are doing
Hey man, just like uhmm, tell the gun what you want and it obeys.....I think.
On the other hand the CV9035NL has a 'au bain-marie' and can make coffee for its crew.
Life is not a computer game man, less COD and more life outside.
Armored coffee maker, you Dutch sure love your coffee.
"Sir, whats our orders?"
"two mocha frap and go lite on the milk"
Hey, no coffee = no war.
When the ramp goes down and the soldiers exit to dish out death and destruction, it's good to have warm food and a hot drink upon their return.
A serious design flaw for the PzH in my opinion ( it is possible however to use the space for the CBRN filters to store, and cool, a tray of soda cans.
Love the new location by the way.
Yes, so do I
All this use of a keyboard has made me thirsty, time for a coffee break...
yup... wherever the dutch settle down on exercise the coffee table is the first up....
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