John Cockerill Defense - Cockerill® 3000 Series
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- čas přidán 18. 12. 2019
- Providing calibre interchangeability and both manned/
unmanned configurations, the Cockerill® 3000 Series
represents a unique answer to our customers’ present
and future requirements. Its modularity leads to a high
commonality in terms of training, maintenance and
spare parts, significantly enhancing manpower and
system readiness. Moreover, these advantages optimize
total cost of ownership. - Zábava
Love how they have designed the Cockerill 3000 series turret some fantastic engineering involved.
And I sincerely hope they do a 120mm smoothbore version at some stage with the same features as the 105mm version but up armoured to STANAG level 5 protection.
The modular design of the turret is excellent and would make manufacturing one so much easier.
Using a tracked IFV chassis of around 35 to 40 tonnes with a Cockerill 120mm turret fitted would make a nice little medium tank.
Extra ammunition could be stored in a modified troop compartment and loaded into the autoloader from a roof hatch if enough room is available. Or the autoloader can be loaded completely externally with the ammunition stored inside the modified troop compartment.
A nice medium tank of around 40 to 45 tonnes based off a modern IFV Chassis with an autoloaded 120mm smoothbore gun would be well received I would imagine.
The K-21 XC-8 120mm comes to mind as the starting point for this build with the 120mm smoothbore gun used as well as a 7.62mm coaxial MG mounted in the steel turret but with the turret armour at STANAG level 5-6 and also equipped with laser warning receivers connected to the smoke grenade launchers as part of a passive defence system with a hard-kill APS optional. Also the raised rotating main sight could be replaced with a RWS similar to the one on the Redback to keep the Hunter killer capability while allowing an MG such as a fifty calibre to be used. With the turret mounted on the Redback IFV chassis with an APU fitted instead of the K-21 chassis it was originally fitted on.. The rear troop compartment can be modified for ammunition storage so the autoloader can be loaded from outside the vehicle. A nice new state of the art medium tank with an autoloader and a weight of around the 40+ tonne range that is easy to design and build.
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Designed by Mark J Maxwell
Looks like something excellent for urban warfare.
Graphics animation is also super. 👌👌👍👍
Very potent and modular turret. Should add small size radar on turret to detect incoming UCAV. Now in future battle will be between UCAV verses armoured vehicles. With 105 mm bore gun anti aircraft missile can be easily fires. Second option two vertical launch short range SAM pair at back side of turret. Smoke grenade is obsolete in modern warfare.
3:49 Ah yes, a very responsible use of the 105mm cannon
Sound guy: How much wubwubwubwubwub do you want for this?
JCD: Y E S
Modularity always sounds great in theory, but in practice nobody ever really seems to use that feature.
Take the interchangeable mission modules on the Boxer APC for example. I never heard of any of the armies using it, actually swapping out the mission modules.
Agreed however it's nice to have a 'family" of vehicles using as many similar parts. The modularity advantage is really only back at 3rd line maintenance when a specialised vehicle is knocked out/damaged and they take a more common variety of the same vehicle and swap the specialist kit into it to get it back in the field with minimal downtime. So maybe a week and not months. but it would still not be a common event.
instaBlaster.
What really matters is that there are lots of the same type of vehicle meaning easy training and repairs plus spare parts can be bought in mass or you can change vehicles for a long term changing battle field.
That is similar to the Stryker Brigade Combat Team of the US Army. The Germany Army is building some medium brigades using the various versions of the Boxer APC. Conceptually, it is similar in design although they do a Boxer RCH variant, which is a self propelled 155 m howirzer mounted on the Boxer platfoem
thanks John
Very modular
May you show autoloading animations? Those are awesome
105 is an excellent choice for urban combat
I want one!
Very interesting turret. Is it possible to fit Mk30/2-ABM to replace Mk44s/XM813?
A 57mm variant would be great, good for anti-air as well while punching way harder than 30-40mm.
M1117s with the 57mm :)
Too bad you guys lost out to Leonardo and their Centauro II for that Brazil contract. Hope the next one goes your way!
I saw a small arms on the shelf g type wish to buy A a lot nice work im in
Is it compatible to the M113 Vehilcle frame?
good for PMC's
Does any country have the 90mm or 105mm on a MOWAG Piranha 8x8 and in service?
Belgian army does..only the weapon system sucks becuase it cannot fire anti tank shells
Are there add on armor packages?
Can be
Tengo la idea de un Supermercado cañón de 105 mm de anima estriadas pero cuyo proyectil supera el 50/
Que tal un blindaje pasivo ante misiles a base de agua solamente....piénselo el dardo de plasma que emite una ojiva Heat pueda ser minimizado con agua .Su efecto mortal sería minimo
El agua es excesivamente pesada para ser llevada en la cantidad suficiente como para enfriar una carga heat.
how much? I need to know my Monday.
A M A Z I N G !!!!!!!!!!!!!
can the version with 90mm or 105mm gun installed on BMP 3 ?
Could be...
Can I have one?
avez vous la musique de fond s'il vous plaît 🤗
Nice music.
Me buy it loafs
Nice demo of the 105mm gun hitting an apartment building in a civilian area...
@society Yes, it's just bad advertising. Next time use brain when designing advertisement.
@society You trying to sell to authoritarian strongmen? You still shouldn't advertise like that, you show it firing into bunkers because strongmen mind about appearance even more.
@society Sure, everyone knows that copypasta. The issue here is different -- this ad is in bad taste in the same way that an ad for an AR-15 depicting a mass shooting using the product would be in bad taste. Why would you do that?
Actually, in a different, older upload, there's actually a guy with an RPG-7 looking thing on the rooftop. It's just missing that portion of the 3D CGI that would have cleared it up. So yeah, bad advertising if it ever goes on Network Television.
they were firing at terrorists holding RPG-7s and one of them has a SVD.
who tf is this guy cockerill lol
WHEN THAT SHIT WAS ROLLING UP WITH THE DUBSTUP WOAH
ta greule , tu ne connais pas ce nouveau matériel ultra moderne , cette société belge centenaire est implantée de le monde entier , le département défense n'est qu'une petite partie de cette société
Amaizing technology but its all about the price