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AFV30-3

2009-11-15 - extension: pdf - size: 19 MB

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AFV News - A Publication of the AFV Association (Sept-Dec. 1995)

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AFV31-1

2009-11-15 - extension: pdf - size: 18 MB

AFV31-1

AFV News - A Publication of the AFV Association (Jan-Apr. 1996)

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AFV Weapons Profile 21 - Armoured Cars D

2009-03-20 - extension: pdf - size: 5 MB

AFV Weapons Profile 21 - Armoured Cars D

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M113 Gavin Visual, Infared and Radar Camouflage by Saab
If we were not wasting $$BILLIONS reinventing the wheeled truck and having it get blown up on roads (More) If we were not wasting $$BILLIONS reinventing the wheeled truck and having it get blown up on roads we'd already have NEW CAPABILITIES for our M113 Gavin tracks--like visual, infared "thermal", and radar camouflage for when moving as well as roll-down camo when stationary: http://www.combatreform.com/saabbarracudacamo.pdf Notice Saab Barracuda also has infared camouflage suits and 2-man self-standing tents for dismount infantry! http://www.combatreform.com/camie.htm This video shows the mobile camouflage system (MCS) by Barracuda which can be easily applied to our very small M113 Gavins to make them even more excellent cavalry scout and light infantry-carrying tanks. http://www.youtube.com/my_playlists?p=0E16A4FB15A2B484 Saab Barracuda http://www.saabgroup.com/en/Contacts/saab_barracuda.htm Headquarters Sweden Hammarsvägen 1 SE-594 32 Gamleby, Sweden Visiting address: Hammarsvägen 1 Phone: +46 493 148 00 Fax: +46 493 120 64 http://www.saabgroup.com/en/_functions/MailForm?office=64 Saab Barracuda LLC United States 608 East McNeill Street NC 27546 Lillington, United States Phone: (910) 893-2094 Fax: 8807 http://www.saabgroup.com/en/_functions/MailForm?office=67 MCS is designed to protect armored vehicles during movement and in combat. The system utilizes different materials, for camouflage in the visual/near Infrared, thermal, and radar wavebands. Further enhancement of the system includes the application of heat transfer reduction materials, to conceal the heating of the vehicle by solar radiation. The general approach of the MCS is to hide glossy or flat surfaces into non-glossy 3 dimensional surface structures, with color and near infrared values similar to the environmental condition of the region. Significantly recognizable parts of the vehicle, such as turret shapes and gun will also be concealed with contour disrupters. An ideal camouflage will also obstruct laser reflections to affect the enemy's range measurement accuracy. The thermal and radar camouflage contributes to the elimination thermal or radar locking of heat seeking missiles and obstruct and disrupt target detection and tracking by ground or aerial weapons. Radar camouflage will also eliminate the detection by synthetic aperture radar. The MCS incorporates Barracuda's Heat Transfer Reduction (HTR) concept which reduces solar loading on the surface of armoured fighting vehicles (AFVs) by more than 50%. The HTR system consists of a bottom layer of material with significant insulating and heat resistance properties, on top of which is a special reflective layer to minimize heat radiation. The top layer consists of a camouflage net made of COVCAM material, which, along with providing the appropriate visual image suited to the operating environment, provides improved visual and near infrared properties and convection heat loss. The MCS is fitted only to the turret top, front and sides, and hull frontal arc - not over the exhaust outlets and engine compartment, the principal source of most AFV "hot spots" which means signature reduction exhaust means need to be developed. http://www.google.com/patents?id=JKEVAAAAEBAJ&dq=vehicle+heat+signature It is completely passive in nature and requires no crew maintenance, being securely fixed to the vehicle. Once removed, the MCS can be refitted by the crew within one hour. (Less)