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Army's Javelin Anti-Armor missle in action

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Yes this has been circulating around the net for some four years now...

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The test is real, the video edit is atrocious. Anyone that's been in the field knows hits downrange are seen a second or more before the explosion is heard and felt. Roughly five seconds per mile of downrange dx...

If you have power point or a power point viewer you may find This little slideshow of interest.
 
Originally posted by: sharkeeper
Yes this has been circulating around the net for some four years now...

Text

The test is real, the video edit is atrocious. Anyone that's been in the field knows hits downrange are seen a second or more before the explosion is heard and felt. Roughly five seconds per mile of downrange dx...

If you have power point or a power point viewer you may find This little slideshow of interest.

Good Lord looking at that powerpoint.....that is INSANE....the engine landed 65 METERS away....thats fvckin ridiculous
 
i'm sure iraq had tons of those t72's or whatever during gulf 1. 4000 tanks destroyed.. shame they didn't video it.
 
Originally posted by: 0roo0roo
i'm sure iraq had tons of those t72's or whatever during gulf 1. 4000 tanks destroyed.. shame they didn't video it.

I heard it was one of if not the greatest tank battle in history, and no record of it...
 
Originally posted by: Astaroth33
Originally posted by: 0roo0roo
i'm sure iraq had tons of those t72's or whatever during gulf 1. 4000 tanks destroyed.. shame they didn't video it.

I heard it was one of if not the greatest tank battle in history, and no record of it...

wasn't really a battle, it was a massacre
 
Total Equipment
Iraqi Coalition
Lost On hand Lost On hand
Tanks 4,000 4,230 4 3,360
Artillery 2,140 3,110 1 3,633
Armored Personal Carriers 1,856 2,870 9 4,050
Helicopters 7 160 17 1,959
Aircraft 240 800 44 2,600
http://www.cryan.com/war/

meh spacing is all wrong, just click link
 
Originally posted by: wasserkool
thats very possible..since the javelin hit the tank from the top using gravity assist + thrust from rocket. Plus the armour on top of the tank is fairly weak...

i believe the javelin can smoke a M1A2 as well

Almost every current tank is designed as an anti-tank weapon - so, its protection for other kinds of threats is somewhat forgotten. The best armored area is the front of the turret, with the sides less armored and the rear of the turret even less armored. The top... well, we better don't say anything.
The russian older design (T54) with the bubble turret has better top turret protection (but less space inside).
 
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