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ARGENTINA |
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TAM
Type Tank
Origin Argentina
Main Gun 105mm
Secondary Gun 7.62mm MG
Crew 4
Weight 30.000 Kg
Speed 75 km/h
Range 590 km
The TAM, Tanque Argentino Mediano , was initiated by the Argentine and the West German factory Henschel Wehrtechnik. It was build to meet the requirement of the armed forces of Argentina . The first prototype was built in 1976 whereas production was moved to Argentina at the Fabrica Militar de Rio Tercero. The Argentine armoured forces uses the TAM with good results.
Variants: • TAM TH301 West German design completed in 1978 had better fire-control system and a new power pack. |
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AUSTRALIA |
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S52
Type Tank
Origin Australia
Main Gun 7.62mm MG
Secondary Gun -
Crew 2
Weight 3.600 Kg
Speed 120 km/h
Range 630 km
The S52 armoured patrol car is a very small car fitted with enforced steel. It can not withstand direct hits from any small arms over 7.62mm and it mostly used by military police forces or riot control. |
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AUSTRIA |
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SK 105
Type Tank
Origin Austria
Main Gun 105mm
Secondary Gun 7.62mm MG 7.62mm MG (AA)
Crew 3
Weight 17.700 Kg
Speed 70 km/h
Range 500 km
The SK 105 nicknamed Kurassier was designed in 1970, although designated a light tank it was developed to fit the Austrian army's requirement for an independent anti-tank weapon to operate in difficult terrain. Although light it can withstand armour-piercing 20mm rounds, an upgrade package adds armour to the front and turret and offers protection up to 35mm.
Variants: SK 105/A1 is an upgrade to the SK 105 with several modifications. |
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