DEAR FRIENDS. IF YOU LIKE THIS TYPE OF CONTENT, SUPPORT SOUTHFRONT WORK :
MONERO (XMR): 49HqitRzdnhYjgTEAhgGpCfsjdTeMbUTU6cyR4JV1R7k2Eej9rGT8JpFiYDa4tZM6RZiFrHmMzgSrhHEqpDYKBe5B2ufNsL
BITCOIN (BTC): bc1qv7k70u2zynvem59u88ctdlaw7hc735d8xep9rq
BITCOIN CASH (BCH): qzjv8hrdvz6edu4gkzpnd4w6jc7zf296g5e9kkq4lx
PAYPAL, WESTERN UNION etc: write to info@southfront.org , southfront@list.ru
Germany’s largest weapons manufacturer Rheinmetall unveiled a brand-new version of the Lynx Combat Support Vehicle (CSV).
The company did so during an event at the company’s Military Vehicle Centre of Excellence (MILVEHCOE) in Redbank, Australia.
The CSV is proposed as a replacement for the Australian Army’s aging fleet of armored personal carriers.
The Lynx CSV development was kept secret until now and it is one of the most “sophisticated” military machines to be built in Australia.
“The Lynx CSV was designed by Australian engineers and manufactured at MILVEHCOE using Australian steel and our industry network of more than 100 partners,“ said Gary Stewart, Rheinmetall Managing Director.
“It is uniquely Australian as a ‘work horse’ vehicle, even taking on the distinct function of a ute,” he added. Thus, the aim is for it to be a vehicle that can be used in a variety of situations, with many different purposes.
According to the developers, the Lynx CSV provided significant flexibility in how soldiers operate in the field, the type of equipment they can carry and the combat support roles they can perform.
The Lynx CSV is a game-changer for armies and would enable soldiers to complete a range of missions while fully protected. With the CSV, soldiers can perform recovery, repair, maneuver support and support logistics using a vehicle with similarities to the existing Lynx IFV.
The similarities between the usual Lynx IFV and the new CSV make it more efficient and straightforward for soldiers to simply receive the vehicle and use it, and that is applicable to armed forces across the world that use the system.
The Lynx CSV featured additional onboard fuel capacity to support refueling other vehicles in the field; a roof top mounted crane capable of lifting more than five tons, allowing it to pull other vehicles utilizing the crane, interchangeable power pack; and excavation attachments including a clam shell bucket and rock breaker.
The modular remote weapon station can be configured with a range of weapons and ammunition from 7.62mm, 12.7mm up to 40mm grenade.
Australia has rapidly began modernizing its armed forces. In addition to improving the army’s hardware, it signed the AUKUS agreements with London and Washington and is beginning work on nuclear submarines.
The deal with France was abandoned, but the rushed militarization continues in the face of the perceived threat coming from China. With US President Joe Biden promising to rush to Taiwan’s help “if China attacks”, Canberra may have to also mobilize its forces in the case of a significant escalation.
China will never need to attack Taiwan, as China’s economy grows Taiwan will look at it, and will want a piece of the pie, and a deal will be worked out so it becomes like an off shore Hong Kong, and after a period of time they will be reunited.
Taiwan economy is mostly dependent of chinese market.
Typical Ozzie technology. Built for the last century’s wars to deliver too little at a cost that will never be viable.
SF Rhinemetal Aussies and army.
Aussies and army=no go. If Americans think that tiny Aussie army will shred their blood for American interests, they’re totally wrong.
And anyways, what is this funky stuff?
And Rhinemetal isn’t really any close to biggest German military manufacturers.
They have been in all american wars, why should they stop being vassal´s new?
Well, we know that Australia is no longer interested in being a Western style Democracy so what is there to “defend”!when they treat their own people worse than the North Koreans do?
They will most likely use it on Australian citizens who don’t appreciate the notion of living under a totalitarian dictatorship.