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Review: M2 Bradley
In 1972 the US Army requested design proposal to meet a requirement for a mechanized infantry fighting vehicle. A complex series of design submissions and changing specifications followed until a Fighting Vehicle System appeared, comprising two vehicles, an IFV which became M2 Bradley and a Cavalry Fighting Vehicle which became the M3 (which is basically an armored reconnaissance vehicle). Deliveries commenced in 1981 and have continued since with totals approaching over 4 600 vehicles. Some 400 M2 IFV's have been exported to Saudi Arabia.
Details: http://www.military-today.com/apc/m2_bradley.htm |
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Edit: Seriously, every post you've made on here has been a short excerpt from an article and a link to a website. I can't remember what the board rules are about pimping other websites, but it's getting thoroughly irritating. Last edited by pdf27 : 11-24-2006 at 09:59 AM. Reason: Added rant! |
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He has an excellent point. So far 24 out of your 25 posts have been little more than advertisting for military-today.com Thanks for the articles but are you planning on being an active participant here or merely a bot that just happens to breathe oxygen? |
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I thought he's just trying to improve his website on the information posted. Since we have a lot of hardware enthusiasts here, he's picking our brains and asking for corrections. Hence the "review" part in his titles.
At least that's what I thought.
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Then there's his reaction to pdf27. The best that could said is, at least it proved he wasn't a bot ![]() |
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