Segan korraks vahele, vabandust.
Fucs kirjutas:Ma saan siis nüüd aru nii, et on kaks põhimõttelist vaidlust:
1. Tehnika ostujärjekord (mida enne ja pärast peab ostma).
2. Toetussoomukiteks mõeldud "kerede" tüübi ja mudelivalik......
Ma üritan siin selle teise teemaga kuidagi järjepeale saada, kasutades kõikvõimsat internetti ja avalikke allikaid.
Üritan leida infot 2005a M113/577 modifitseerimiste kohta, et mida siis ja kus moditi ja missugused konkreetsed imeloomad seal saksmannide platsil meid ootavad, aga ei leia
USA tegi M113/A3 masinatele (734tk) 2005 viimase upgrade, lisades soomust, et saata need Iraaki.
1987a oli M113 saanud omale uue mootori ja mudelinime M113/A3. Tähendab jutt ei käi meie kontekstis nendest.
http://www.military.com/NewContent/0,13 ... or,00.html
Näppu jääb lisaks ka igasugust muud staffi.
Näiteks see, et USA lõpetas 2007 oma M113 programmid, s.h. M113 viimase kõige vingema mudeliga M113A3, sest need ei anna tänapäeval enam sõduritele (ja masinas olevale tehnikale) elementaarset vajalikku kaitset, ning on kole aeglased võrreldes muu soomusega, mida tänapäeval toodetakse ja armeedes kasutatakse.
The Army in 2007 canceled the M113 program, which dates to the Vietnam War, due to its inability to protect troops from modern threats such as roadside bombs, incorporate future technologies and keep pace with faster vehicles in the service’s armored brigade combat teams.
The M113 was developed by Food Machinery Corp., or FMC, then United Defense, which in 2005 was acquired by BAE Systems. Some 80,000 of the tracked, 12-ton vehicles were built for countries around the world, though there are less than 5,000 today in the Army. The latest version, known as the M113A3, has a top speed of about 40 miles per hour and range of about 300 miles.
http://dodbuzz.com/2014/12/24/bae-wins- ... placement/
Austraalia alustas 2007 oma vanade 1965a alates teenistusse võetud ja seismajäänud M113A1 kerede kapitaalset modimist M113AS tasemele üksusepõhiselt (jalaväesoomukid + toetusmasinad).
Osad nendest masinatest olid juba 1997-98 korra moditud M113A2 tasemele.
2007a modimisprojekt lõppes 2010a ja meie kontekstis ei saa käia jutt ka nendest masinatest.
171 M113A1 keret pikendati 666mm võrra ja alusvanker sai omale alla kuuenda põhiratta viie asemel jne...
The 171 M113AS4 Armoured Personnel Carrier (Stretched), or APC (S), which comprise the bulk of new vehicles, will need to be lengthened by 666mm - requiring an extra sixth road wheel on each side - and will also receive new suspension, power pack, drive train, appliqué armour and spall curtains, external fuel tanks and T150F turret mounting a 12.7mm (.50 calibre) machine gun with quick change barrel.
There will also be 50 Logistics (M113AS4 ALV) and 38 fitters (M113AS4 AF) vehicles based on the uniquely Australian lengthened M113 hull, of which 259 will be manufactured.
The 15 ambulance (M577AS3 AA), 43 command (M577AS3 ACV), 21 mortar (M125AS3 AM) and 12 light recovery (M806AS3 ARVL) vehicle types based on existing M577, M125 and M806 hulls will comprise the 91 hulls to be re-built as “unstretched’ AS3 10-wheel vehicles.
The upgraded M113s will be no longer be amphibious due to increased weight - the M113AS4 APC (S) will have an 18 tonne bridging classification - but they will be transportable by C130H/J aircraft and rail. The Army’s existing eight tonne Mack trucks will no longer be able to transport the upgraded M113s.
Esimesed moditud masinad jõudsid Austraalia armeesse 2006a lõpus ja viimased 2010a lõpus, ning nende planeeritud eluiga on kuni aastani 2020 (
10 kuni 14 aastat peale modimist). Artiklist leiab ka hulga rahanumbreid, mida erineval ajal modimisteks tuli kasutada. Austraallaset partneriks modimisel olid sakslased.
“The M113 Major Upgrade Project was approved at a cost of $552 million in June 2002. The ADF is yet to receive any upgraded vehicles [as of July, 2005]. The upgraded vehicles will not start to enter into service until late 2006 with the last vehicle to be delivered in late 2010.
“The vehicle has a planned end of life of 2020. The new contracted vehicle, while consistent with the currently approved project scope, is substantially different to the vehicle originally envisaged by the Army.”
....
Tenix’s major technology partner for the program is the German company FFG, whose team includes DaimlerChrysler-MTU and ZF. FFG was responsible for the upgrade of hundreds of German and Dutch M113s to G3 standard.
http://www.australiandefence.com.au/F30 ... 50568C22C9
Austraalia Kaitseministeeriumi audit (126 lehekülge! - liiga pikk, et niisama ajaviiteks läbi töötada

) M113 modimiste kohta on siin
The Auditor-General
Audit Report No.27 2008–09
Performance Audit
Management of the M113 Armoured
Personnel Carrier Upgrade Project
Department of Defence
http://www.anao.gov.au/~/media/Uploads/ ... ort_27.pdf
...esialgu kõik. Kui aega saab kaevan edasi.