Commercials and demonstrations of military weapons and vehicles

I am disgusted this isn't here.

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How can you call yourself a Zig Forumsommando and not immediately post the Caddilac Scout?!?!?!?!?!?

US made feature-length movies on their products typically advertising to the world that they were so good homosexuals could even use them.

How many shots does it have before it's being torn apart by the recoil?

It's 105mm. Patria AMV can carry a 120mm cannon.

A German… posting Starfighter sales footage

I assume you're not serious.

We're talking 10-15MJ of energy versus ~60KJ, it's not in the same league.

Another Saab demo. Why don't they make them like this any more?

Someone made an old school video about the best wheeled vehicle that ever existed, the Vextra.

Basically the German Boxer started as a joint thing with Germany France and UK, Germany being the biggest supposed customer Mercedes group got the lead on the project. French manufacturers got mighty pissed about it as France has always had the best wheeled vehicles since fucking ever and built a prototype on their own funds in what undoubtedly is the best even 30 years after with insane cross country abilities (full-time all wheel drive with linked hydropneumatic suspension) and firepower, all within a scalable, modular IFV, so France (and shortly after UK) pulled out of the Boxer program.
Basically it was the Rafale/Eurofighter for land systems, except unlike (((Dassault))) they never managed to lobby hard enough to make the state actually cough up the money.
Meanwhile (((Renault))) saw an opportunity and pounced creating the VBCI and pretending it was "the same but cheaper" (when it's neither, they reused some components of the Vextra program namely the hull and the light turret, basically nothing that made the Vextra special).
The result is UK went back to the Boxer, the Boxer is a successful modular IFV and France is stuck with the shitty VBCI while the Vextra ended up in a museum as stillborn.

Attached: Vextra.webm (854x480, 11.98M)