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Old 01-02-24, 11:23
Jakko Westerbeke Jakko Westerbeke is offline
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Originally Posted by maple_leaf_eh View Post
no modern Canadian army vehicle can have enough electronics, so say the bosses and project people. Yes, the long range observation devices in the Coyote gave stellar service in Kosovo and around Kabul, but does every wheeled recce call sign have to be the land based equivalent of a low earth orbit sensor platform?
Go ask the Germans about the Puma …
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