Czechs are armed with mobile mortars

The Czech army can be armed with new mobile mortars. According to the portal armyrecognition.com, during the NATO Days in the Czech Republic, the company Tatra Defense Vehicle introduced a new modification of the Pandur II armored personnel carrier, created at the request of the Czech Defense Ministry.

The mobile mortar system based on the Pandur II armored personnel carrier is equipped with an 120-mm gun manufactured by the Israeli company Soltam Systems. Shooting can be carried out from within an armored personnel carrier or from a mortar removed from a vehicle and placed on the ground. Ammunition capacity is 50 min, the maximum rate of fire - 15 shots per minute.

The time to deploy to a combat position is 30 seconds, and about the same amount will be rolled up. Shooting accuracy is adjusted by a special computer system, the maximum range of firing is 6,8 km.

The Pandur II 22-ton armored personnel carrier was designed and manufactured by General Dynamics European Land Systems-Steyr, an Austrian company. The serial production of the car started in the 2007 year (the BTR is made for Austria, Portugal and the Czech Republic). In addition, the "Pandura" are manufactured under license from the Portuguese company Fabrequipa. The Czech army is already armed with 199 units of Pandur II of six modifications, which were acquired in the period from 2007 to 2012 year, reports "Warspot"

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[Firework]

not bad at all! and wheeled chassis - will not spoil the asphalt

[DEPARTMENT]

The mobile mortar system based on the Pandur II armored personnel carrier is equipped with a 120-mm gun manufactured by an Israeli company

We’ll arm Hesbollah with an analogous system ... Everything is legal!

[stone]

And what about the Czechs, are we enemies, that you were so alarmed? Personally, I don’t think so and am going to continue to go to Prague, as I did many times

[Blombir]

Are Czechs not enemies? They are not friends. For Adik Shiklgruber, they worked hard on their conscience, forged a victory for the Wehrmacht. Now they are trying for the Eurowehrmacht. Are Czechs friends to us?

[voyaka uh]

Hezbollah has Israeli mortars. Which Israel supplied the Shah of Iran to
the arrival of power there by the Islamists. Their Iranians smuggled Hezbollah.

[210ox]

Interesting. Although this is not an innovation. And they are far from Hyacinth.

[Thunderbolt]

Quote: 210ox

. And they are far from Hyacinth.

As well as “Hyacinth” before, because they are completely different systems and each has its own niche battlefield.

[Mar.Tirah]

Will reporters from Russia demand this?

[72jora72]

I am wildly sorry, but what is Czech in it ??

[Kerensky]

Tatra wheels.
And so ... the machine is normal, but 22 tons, BC in 50 minutes, albeit 120-ok ...
Convenient, convenient ... but again, the weight is too big.

[strannik1985]

Quote: 210ox

Interesting. Although this is not an innovation. And they are far from Hyacinth.

"Hyacinth" - regiment self-propelled guns.

[marshes]

And what does Soltam still exist, is Elbit swallowed by it?
Without serious anti-tissue, when fully charged, it can deform the bed with a swivel mechanism and the bottom, at least on the motolig, was.

[marshes]

Quote: Netwallker

70% discount on Saltam cookware:

What seriously did they do with the dishes? Or how everyone molds their labels on Chinese products.

[Netwallker]

Yes, no long ago, since the 50s. I have their 80s stainless steel pots, Zepter thought until the stigma looked.

[marshes]

Quote: Netwallker

Yes, no long ago, since the 50s. I have their 80s stainless steel pots, Zepter thought until the stigma looked.

And how did they get to the pots, although Schindler’s list, to weapons systems, according to MLRS and 122 mm weren’t any problems except 120 mm Aybat after that they put your citizen and our two for 8 years, this order for weapons was the last for Soltan then outbid Elbit.
Right now we have done Elbit with our 120 with anti-recoil, and it is possible on the MTLB, or on the BMP-1,2, even on the Barys with Arlan it is possible to install on the Tiger.

[Lopatov]

N-yes ... These are those who were able to develop virtually the best self-propelled mortar in the ATS ...
The installation of the Israeli mortar on the Austrian armored personnel carrier became their limit on capabilities.

[corporal]

Is that which? AMOS? Or were there still?

[Lopatov]

PRAM-S

Quote: Corporal

AMOS?

This is Scandinavian.

[corporal]

Why did I ask - https://topwar.ru/31474-chehoslovackiy-amos.html
There your comment .... does not match today's (in no case do not criticize ) I thought maybe the Czechs have done something else.

[Lopatov]

Quote: Corporal

There your comment .... does not match today's

It goes well together. At that time, he really was the best. Perhaps even the best in the world in terms of sophisticated loading system.
But instead of developing the topic, they abandoned it. Although before the alteration of the mortar into a “turret” with, if not a circular, then at least a sufficient sector across the horizon that meets the requirements modern battalion artillery was one step

Well, with AMOS, capable of working as a means of supporting fire direct fire it would also not be worth comparing.

[Lopatov]

Actually, I have nothing against the new "Czech" self-propelled mortar. At the moment, solutions based on the Israeli "gun carriage" are the best option according to the "cost-effectiveness" criterion. However, there is practically nothing Czech in it.

PRAM-S is an unfinished weapon model. Something like our misunderstanding on the basis of the "Tiger". Moreover, to the normal sample, both the Czechs with Slovaks and our miserable ones have just a couple of steps

[corporal]

Quote: Spade

and our miserable have just a couple of steps

I’ve looked at articles about the Tiger and CARDOM. The decision in the palm of your hand is to take a license not from the platform of the Israelis, and not to reinvent the wheel.

[Lopatov]

Quote: Corporal

The decision in the palm of your hand is to take a license not from the platform of the Israelis, and not to reinvent the wheel.

Firstly, they won’t. Americans "taboos" necessarily impose.
Secondly, why? Indeed, judging by the "mortar Tiger" we have everything. Both recoil and automatic guidance system.

[corporal]

Yes, I don’t like the Tiger with its hydraulic drives (or whatever). At KARDOM, even if a failure occurs, electricians can manually be guided, and, by the way, do not mess with loading through a hole in the wall

[Lopatov]

"Hole in the wall" at the seamless among the Germans. Provides protection of calculation from fragments, which is very important
The Israeli version is cheap, universal, but not very good in terms of protection.

[faiver]

22 tons to carry 120mm mortar? fuck goat button accordion?