More on Rheinmetall tank guns and ammunition evolution
By Paolo Valpolini Following the recent briefing by Christoph Henselmann, Senior Vice-President and Head of Portfolio Tank Main Armament on
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What future for tank guns? The Rheinmetall view
By Paolo Valpolini While the appearance of the Russian T-14 Armata tank in the 2015 May Parade has definitely triggered
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Why 130 mm and not a bigger calibre?
While in the interim Rheinmetall aims at improving 120 mm performances, looking further ahead in 2016 the company exhibited in
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The development work 2016-2020
Considering the development timeline of the MGCS, and knowing that developing a weapon system such as a new tank gun
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The way ahead
Shifting from technology to market requirements, Moritz Walter points out that Rheinmetall’s analysis shows that for newly built MBTs the
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