Cv90 120

BAE Systems has received a 575 million SEK ($68 million) contract for the installation of vehicle mounted mortar systems on Swedish Army CV90 Infantry Fighting Vehicles.

CV90 AMOS (Advanced Mortar System) 120 mm - Swedish Army

Image used to illustrate the details of the CV90120 (CV90120-T / CV90-120) Light Tank / Tank Destroyer (TD) (pic1)

Hexagonal Panels Could Make Vehicles Invisible BAE Systems has taken that concept and developed sheets of thermal-adaptive, hexagonal panels that can attach to the exterior of vehicles, in effect making them invisible to infrared surveillance. The technology is ideal for military vehicles and transports, making vehicles immune to night vision, homing and tracking devices and target acquisition systems.

Hägglunds-Bofors/BAE "CV-90-120-T"'Ghost" ("Stridsfordon"/"Strf 90120-T"), with BAE Systems Hägglunds ADAPTIV Hexagonal Pixelated, Thermal / IR / Multispectral Adaptive Camouflage (Panels).

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CV90 AMOS (Advanced Mortar System) 120 mm - Swedish Army

The CV90120 is a prototype light tank that has undergone continuous development since its first appearance in the summer of 1998.

CV90 AMOS (Advanced Mortar System) 120 mm - Swedish Army