Meh aluminium bridge and really really heavy armored tank with a really big 830 bhp engine in the back. In total it weights 43 tons since it still has the full battletank version's armor on it. And since this is an old leopard 1 tank it's good old laminated steel What's really impressive is that this vehicle lays a 22 meter bridge in 3 minutes, can do so without personeel having to come from cover and if it does have a problem with the engine for example it can swap it out within 2 hours. That's crazy. It can also fit ground moving blades and does a cool 62 kmh on the road.

It's because with the American style you advertise your location to everyone. And since the point of these things is to come at the enemy from an angle they did not expect that's a problem. I mean otherwise you might as well use main roads. This takes 3 minutes, is way more sneaky and it can just pick that bridge up from the other side and keep with the rest of the vehicles. Something not all American ones can do.

especially when you have time-lots of time!

Lucky you dude... it has diamonds embedded in the top of it....

Yes you are. So let's take her for a ride.

@Johnston Steiner hahaha

The Tank is from german

I bet the little bit of taxes you pay wouldn’t pay for much of that tank! 😂

Soldier im dutch and we indeed use german SPG, Leopard 2's, and troop transport, we use also Apache and use F16

+Soldier The Canadian Forces uses alot of old German gear, as well. We currently use both the Leopard (both versions,) and the Mercedes G-Wagen (worst possible excuse for military transportation if you ask me.) We'd be better off if we just replaced all our G-Wagens with the Chevy Suburban variants we use.

INF1D3L010 I agree, the Mercedes G isn't that well thought out. The MAN multi-purpose trucks are a way better (uh...) way to transport troops and supplies, although they are larger.

xXxradius90xXx It's the same thing with the Canadian Forces. Did you know, btw, that Dutch forces use the same Canadian-made C7/8s that we do.

INF1D3L010 YES! Got to shoot with the c8 in the Netherlands, best weapon I ever touched.

All games suck serious arse when it comes to armoured and rotary wing... The UH-1H sounds better than a Leopard1... but only just! Have driven both

Its german, ofcourse its complicate and over engineered, is there anything simple and reliable and practical made in germany 😂 aaa, sorry, vw beatle was simple mass producted thing 😂 luckily its not swiss clockmakes who design this

XD

Its better to build than destroy...

I mean us Americans can do the same thing we have an M60 engineering vehicle different way of doing it but the same concept.

m. rude using german technology because chassis Leopard 1 and bridge on it are german

@m. rude leopard is German...

War IS stress.

Both the bridge laying tank and the bridge are built to take the stress...

@@wkruit I know they're built to withstand it but the forces are still out of imagination for me, comparing it to our own bodies, as are way more things out there in the universe, like how unimaginably dense neutron stars are, or how much bigger some suns are than our own sun, which is already gargantuan compared to our Earth. >

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+Clearwaters Looks like training for a new operator at the controls.

Clearwaters This was a training excercise for new drivers!

Agreed.

You can not use it

. . and some water . .

I also feel let down by the lack of vehicles over the bridge...

Dutch government have sold all the other tanks.

Yes, and knowing the other side is probably a mine field.

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Because it's an assault bridge. It's meant to get the tank bridage into battle, then the Engineers will bring a more permanent bridge to handle all the rest of the supplies need to advance the battle to the enemy. Been there, done that, I'm a retired Canadian Combat Engineer.

Its a little country : )

I don't see how the size of an army is a factor in the way this tank operates.

Gay land = gay army

Cengiz söğütlü sus lan

Musím říct,že systém na starém T 55 je mnohem dokonalejší.

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Да есть полно этих командиров. Вот что делатб если одного звена мало?

вы уже почистили свои сараи. россияни?

@@FomaXXL техника времён СССР

@@FomaXXL тесть наша на базе мтлб кто-то сомневается????

+Ray Jo The Canadian Forces still has uses for both the Leopard C1 and C2 chassis'.

Yes but not the bridge system. They are different

Ray Jo The bridge system is superfluous. It could be installed on pretty much anything in the way of tracked vic chassis'.

Yes. But not the support arm in the back. Abrams tank also got it but from the Leo 1 system

И ещё.. как они работают в 2ва..3ри укладчика при более широком препятствии или тем более реке.. Вермахт умел..

@@user-ng8wj3rs6l М ТММ 6 СССР 100 слишним метров

@@neozeri здравствуйте. Если можно - как правильно набрать в поиске название упомянутой вами машины? Спасибо.

They wouldn't be laying a bridge in the middle of combat. The vehicle is really only protected against small arms and shrapnel, in case of surprise gunfire or artillery barrage.

Nobody needs to get out, this was a training for new drivers.

Bruh this is Dutch

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Пипец!долгострой --так и войны может не будет!и дороги построят нормал --военные всё-таки защитники--чего-кого!

You can not use it

@@pindagon ок!

In armed forces you will stand on, next to or under even 1000 kg of explosives 😂

LOL !

зачем вообще вся эта хламина ? РВСН сотрёт всё а хим войска хлором продезинфицируют. и с кресла вставать не надо.

Joe riellie haf du best Inglisg!

Coen Voors Its 830 HP engine brings it up to 63 km/h on plain terrain. The Leopard 1 chassis has a very small weight with a strong engine and transmission, which give the vehicle its immense mobility. Google it if you don't believe me, the tank is called "Brückenlegepanzer Biber" or "Bridgelayer Biber".

+Coen Voors Dude, World War 2 is over, we have armored vehicles with a good weight/power ratio today ;).

LOL !