Czech Republic delivered transporters 120-mm mortars Tatra T-815

Как сообщает Czech Defense Ministry, July 17 from Tatra Group A consignment consisting of a Tatra T-41 (815x8) armored truck was accepted for transporting 8-mm towed mortars vz. 120.

Czech-supplied Tatra Sun T-815

Transportation of mortar, ammunition and calculation are carried out in the back of the car, the descent and ascent weapons produced by a power ramp with electric drive.

Deliveries are made in accordance with the contract signed in the autumn of 2015. The vehicles will be used to equip the battalions of the 4 th rapid reaction brigade and the 7 th mechanized brigade of the Czech army. They are designed to replace the old Praga V3S trucks (6x6) towing 120-mm mortars vz. 82.

Czech-supplied Tatra Sun T-815

A total of 112 trucks of various types are expected to be received by the end of the year: Tatra T-26 trucks (810х6) already transferred in January, the current batch, 6 expected Tatra T-40 armored vehicles (815х8) for transporting containers.

The last truck deliveries were made in 2008-2009 years, when 588 of various Tatra cars were shipped. In total, the equipment of the Czech army is over 3 thousand cars brand Tatra.

Mortar vz. Xnumx

Comments

[faiver]

But is the truck small enough to transport a whole mortar?

[Aaron Zawi]

Quote: faiver

But is the truck small enough to transport a whole mortar?

Crew, ammunition, engineering and personal property calculation. It’s quite reasonable.

[corporal]

Quote: Aron Zaavi

Crew, ammunition, engineering and personal property calculation

Isn’t it easier then to make the built-in one, or else they fence a garden with loading and unloading?

[Lopatov]

Well, do not throw away mortars ... By the way, we are also replacing a transport vehicle. And the Belarusians.
By the way, apparently cars with lifting platforms. Unloading ammunition will be much more convenient than ours.

[faiver]

especially liked about personal property calculation , the calculation with you can also take the girls

[3vs]

With whom are the Czechs going to fight, with the neighbors of the gallery?

[Settlement Oparyshev]

It won’t work, the folding time is too long. It was possible to make 4 mortars on the sides, in pairs to tie to the supports and fold the hydraulics already in motion. Oh, we would like their capabilities.

[wasjasibirjac]

Tatra 8 * 8 has a carrying capacity of 15 tons and weighs 20 tons without armor. And it’s lucky 1 mortar, a couple of minutes and 6 calculation personnel? In such a truck, you can immediately load the entire battery and there will still be space.

[Old26]

Quote: faiver

But is the truck small enough to transport a whole mortar?

Perhaps you think that something like "Gazelle" was better?
It is clear that this machine is intended for the following purposes

Mortar, ammunition and crew are transported in the back of a car, weapons are lowered and raised using a stern ramp with electric drive.

And most likely there will be more than one ammunition in the back, but at least dad. Car traffic is high. The solution is quite normal.

Quote: Corporal

Isn’t it easier then to make the built-in one, or else they fence a garden with loading and unloading?

Not easier. The use of a self-propelled mortar is not always possible. Yes, he just might not be on the staff of the unit, but on a loading platform - we use KAMAZs with the 6x6 formula for this. And unfortunately without lifting devices

Quote: 3vs

With whom are the Czechs going to fight, with the neighbors of the gallery?

Such questions surprise me. Sorry, but sometimes idiotic. Should a country have its own army or not? If it should, then with whom to fight - there will always be. Take the same our former union republics. Who is going to fight with, for example, Uzbekistan? Or Kazakhstan? But armies have ...

[faiver]

mortar is a weapon of the leading edge, it must be mobile and not noticeable ... and here it is so inconspicuous

[seregatara1969]

Tatra T815 - Generally a dump truck

[Woldemar]

right, shot from a mortar and quickly dumped