What tank is this?

[liney555]

http://www.arrse.co.uk/Forums/viewtopic/p=3367195.html#3367195

Any suggestions welcomed

 

[Glad_its_all_over]

Soviet export model ACRV - Artillery Command and Reconnaissance Vehicle.

 

[smudge67]

It's an MTLB variant

 

[liney555]

Thanks

 

[PE4rocks]

Soviet export model ACRV - Artillery Command and Reconnaissance Vehicle.

<tries to resist>
<fails>
For the edification of the OP, it's not a fuckin tank.

 

[Speedy]

I have a piccy of it being aquired by us back on Granby
It had Viz characters drawn on the side. I remember Big Vern being one of them.

 

[the_boy_syrup]

Soviet export model ACRV - Artillery Command and Reconnaissance Vehicle.

<tries to resist>
<fails>
For the edification of the OP, it's not a fuckin tank.

What is it then?

 

[PE4rocks]

Soviet export model ACRV - Artillery Command and Reconnaissance Vehicle.

<tries to resist>
<fails>
For the edification of the OP, it's not a fuckin tank.

What is it then?

You little tinker.

 

[the_boy_syrup]

Soviet export model ACRV - Artillery Command and Reconnaissance Vehicle.

<tries to resist>
<fails>
For the edification of the OP, it's not a fuckin tank.

What is it then?

You little tinker.

 

[AlienFTM]

In the original thread it is named as ACRV M1974. The first relevant thread returned by a Google search for ACRV M1974 starts thus:

"The artillery command and reconnaissance vehicle (ACRV) Ml974" (Interesting that having copied and pasted the line from the article, it looks like the original has a typo, cos that doesn't look like a "1" in the font I have in front of me - compare with the other instances in this post. Ho hum.)

So my guess without digging too deeply is it's an artillery command and reconnaissance vehicle. Of course I could be wrong, but I am used to that.

 

[RoofRat]

In the original thread it is named as ACRV M1974. The first relevant thread returned by a Google search for ACRV M1974 starts thus:

"The artillery command and reconnaissance vehicle (ACRV) Ml974" (Interesting that having copied and pasted the line from the article, it looks like the original has a typo, cos that doesn't look like a "1" in the font I have in front of me - compare with the other instances in this post. Ho hum.)

So my guess without digging too deeply is it's an artillery command and reconnaissance vehicle. Of course I could be wrong, but I am used to that.

Wrong assumption,it wasn't cut and pasted. Having spent over 5 years pootling around the former DDR,I dare say I saw this before anyone else on the forum,1974 year into sevice,first ground sighting in the DDR,1976,on the range road at the Dallgow Doberitz range,just North of Staaken,on Route 5 transit route.

 

[CaptainWillard]

ACRV M1974 (1v12) series -

M1974(1) - Role: Bty FDC (Also known as 1v13)

M1974(2A) - Role: Bty COP (Also known as 1v14)

M1974(2B) - Role: Bn COP (Also known as 1v15)

M1974(3) - Role:Bn FDC (Also known as 1v16)

Source - DCoI, Brack-15a: Threat Recognition Working Aid, July 2006.

CW

Quis Separabit
Vestigia Nulla Retrorsum

 

[soprano54]

In the original thread it is named as ACRV M1974. The first relevant thread returned by a Google search for ACRV M1974 starts thus:

"The artillery command and reconnaissance vehicle (ACRV) Ml974" (Interesting that having copied and pasted the line from the article, it looks like the original has a typo, cos that doesn't look like a "1" in the font I have in front of me - compare with the other instances in this post. Ho hum.)

So my guess without digging too deeply is it's an artillery command and reconnaissance vehicle. Of course I could be wrong, but I am used to that.

Wrong assumption,it wasn't cut and pasted. Having spent over 5 years pootling around the former DDR,I dare say I saw this before anyone else on the forum,1974 year into sevice,first ground sighting in the DDR,1976,on the range road at the Dallgow Doberitz range,just North of Staaken,on Route 5 transit route.

Ah BRIXMIS!

 

[Cuddles]

It is not a tank, it is an Armoured Surrendering Vehicle...well they didn't fight that hard as it happened.