German Armed Forces

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troops in Northern Afghanistan

troops in Afghanistan with a Tpz Fuchs

German forces in Afghanistan during Combat

troops in Kunduz

troops and a convoy in Kunduz

a Fuchs armed with a MILAN

 

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German Tornado aircraft

 

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Soldiers of a Long Range Reconnaissance Patrol of the German Armed Forces march during an exercise prior the arrival of German Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen at the Bundeswehr training ground on October 10, 2014 near Bergen, Germany.

German military experts instruct Kurdish Peshmerga fighters during training at a shooting range on October 2, 2014, in Arbil, the capital of the autonomous Kurdish region of northern Iraq. Iraq's foreign minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari said that foreign assistance in the fight against the Islamic State jihadist group should respect the country's sovereignty. AFP PHOTOS/SAFIN HAMED

German Army SF KSK (Kommando Spezialkräfte)

German Army SF KSK (Kommando Spezialkräfte)

German Army sniper

Fernspäher der Bundeswehr German Army recon troops LRRP

Deadly Foliage sniper.

 

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German Army military police, rank captain.

 

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KSK taking cover behind a Tpz Fuchs during an exercise

a troop testing a HK121

 

[Arsalan]

For me, the German Pzh 2000 is the game changer really. This is one machine that will be most heavily used in an full blown conflict and do not have any competition as of yet, it is the winner by a huge margin and then some when it comes to SPH. A true engineering marvel.

 

[mike2000 is back]

For me, the German Pzh 2000 is the game changer really. This is one machine that will be most heavily used in an full blown conflict and do not have any competition as of yet, it is the winner by a huge margin and then some when it comes to SPH. A true engineering marvel.

It has a big competitor in the form of Britain's own BAE M109A6 Paladin Self-Propelled Howitzer which even the U.S army has ordered.

BAE M109 Family of Vehicles (Paladin/FAASV and M109A7 SPH/ M992A3 CAT)

Even Germany itself uses a derivative of our M196A howitzer

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M109A6 Paladins(a derivative of BAE Systems M109 family of vehicle) from the European Activity Set are lined up and ready to be signed over to Battery A, 1st Battalion, 82 Field Artillery Regiment at Grafenwoehr, Germany

 

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the Pzh 2000 is also to counter the Russian 2S19 "Msta" self propelled Howitzer

 

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It has a big competitor in the form of Britain's own BAE M109A6 Paladin Self-Propelled Howitzer which even the U.S army has ordered.

BAE M109 Family of Vehicles (Paladin/FAASV and M109A7 SPH/ M992A3 CAT)

Even Germany itself uses a derivative of our M196A howitzer

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M109A6 Paladins(a derivative of BAE Systems M109 family of vehicle) from the European Activity Set are lined up and ready to be signed over to Battery A, 1st Battalion, 82 Field Artillery Regiment at Grafenwoehr, Germany

No one can doubt the effectiveness of Paladin but you have PZH2000 is one beast of a gun and one in its class. The impressive MRSI feature along with rapid fire gives it significant advantage over Paladin. Although there are a few guns now that incorporate the MRSI feature now but the PZH2000 along side that and its shoot and scoot ability is without a doubt as good as howitzers can get. A very effective and lethal system to have on your side.

 

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German soldiers with a Unimog and GTK Boxer in Southern Germany

 

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Eagle IV in Afghanistan

Mungo vehicle

 

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troops in Kosovo

 

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Eurofighter beloning to Tactical wing 31 "Boelcke"

 

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Soldiers aboard a Sachsen class vessel. One is preparing to fire a M2 Machine gun

FGS Erfurt of Braunschweig Class Corvette

 

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German soldier with a MG3 and Marder IFV in Latvia