ASU-85M obr. 1970 MZ

ASU-85M obr. 1970 MZThe ASU 85 is a Soviet airborne self propelled gun of the Cold War. It was designed on the PT 76 tank chassis, and armed with an 85 mm gun. Soviet Airborne Forces used the ASU 85 in airborne operations. Its primary role was light infantry support, with limited antitank capability. The ASU 85 replaced the open topped ASU 57 in service.

The Leopard 1 A3/A4 MBT had a crew of four

and a command checkpoint with a barrier was set up for access to the territory

★20 metal projectiles depicting Type 91 armor-piercing shells included as accessories

and experience gained in the field led to a number of upgrades being applied to Light Armored Vehicles for use in the Japanese archipelago

/Fliegergruppe 50 commander who had no formal pilot training

It has been in service with the US Air Force since 1977

The PT-17 (N2S-3) version had Continental engine

The naval versions of this aircraft received the designation JD-1 and the nickname “Jig Dog”

later being produced in ever-more efficient

The Fairey Albacore was a WW2 British Royal Navy carrier-based biplane torpedo bomber developed to replace the older Fairey Swordfish

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