A Warrior IFV, named "Mong" by its crew, crosses into the Rhineland. (Circa 1945 colorized)

Thanks for the tribute o Warrior. I shall have the video now as a keepsake treasure on my phone. Cyril Watson. Chief Designer. Warrior family and Terrier . It was a great career experience. A team effort by Industry, the MOD and the Army.

Great to hear what the real soldiers think. The last minute of video was poetry in motion. The commander didn't seem to move at all, even over very rough ground. I'll happily spend my taxes on this kit if you reccommend it!

@mawdeeps7691

6 жыл бұрын

he's a tank mechanic come artillery gunner.

One of the best you've made.. and massive respect, thanks for your service.

Love the clip at 0:54 of the group on the muddy, undulating track.

@garyconnerty9664

3 ай бұрын

Soltau training area in Germany, not the most loveable place in a German winter ..

Always great to hear firsthand experiences not just what it can do on paper.

Your the first British person I have heard say " aloominum" instead of the proper aluminium .

@calliberjoe

5 жыл бұрын

its aluminum

@WreckItRolfe

5 жыл бұрын

Should have his citizenship revoked.

@mbaker335

5 жыл бұрын

Sir Humphrey Davy used the American spelling aluminum so it started with the American pronunciation. I would rather say that the scientists naming was more precise rather than some (I believe) Greek scholar who insisted on changing it.

@TehIdiotOne

5 жыл бұрын

@Robert Saxell I mean there isn't really such a thing as "proper english" as language evolves constantly

@dtester

5 жыл бұрын

made a slight typo there...it's not "proper" it's "inferior" :)

I was REME (87-96) and was a VM. I was at an Armoured Workshop and was Forward Repair Group using 512 repair variants with trailers. Absolutely brilliant bit of kit, did 2 Bosnia tours with them. Once got 80KPH whilst towing a 432. Happy days.

shout out to warrior driver Pte Johnson Beharry VC for getting his comrades out of danger twice.

@jojack1234567890

4 жыл бұрын

I legit thought this was a joke when i started to google his name... Johnson Beharry......Johnson Behairy....Well i continued to google and about 30 min later im glad i did....Seems like a genuinely Great guy.

@nigelft

4 жыл бұрын

@@jojack1234567890 Indeed ... hence why he damn well earned his Victoria Cross, the highest military honour that the UK can bestow. And, as you have no doubt read, it very nearly was posthumously ... I remember one Remembrance Sunday, in the march past the Cenotaph, as usual, at its head was the Chelsea Pensioners, in the their stunning red tunics. Pte Beharry was given the task of pushing the wheelchair of what would be the oldest, and, sadly, last living British soldier of WWI. I don't know who was more honoured by whom, but I thought was an amazing thing. There is an unwritten tradition that those awarded the Medal of Honor (the American equivalent to the VC) is saluted, irrespective of their rank, by any active service member, regardless of their rank, because of it being their highest military honour. Not sure if those awarded the VC has that same privilege, but, having read the citations attached to those awarded the VC, it ought to be ...

@Merkava76

4 жыл бұрын

What's the story behind Pte Beharry please?

@rows10

4 жыл бұрын

@@Merkava76 All in the book "The Barefoot Soldier." Plenty of info on the internet. VC was awarded for 2 incidents in Iraq when he as a warrior driver saved the lives of the soldiers in his vehicle. The second time after he had been wounded in the head by an RPG round.

@davidlarkey690

3 жыл бұрын

Beharry is a good guy, to this day everything he does is for the lads of our unit, 1pwrr and the army as a whole. I was one of the patrol commanders on foot patrol when we walked into a 300 degree ambush by the militia, well over 150 insurgents and us, two multiples of 12 on a patrol, split up on both sides of the river tigris. It was my mate who was shot through the lung next to me and i called in the casevac which beharry was the driver of the QRF team that came to us. Our base cimic house (worth a read up on) had snipers taking out insurgents from at least 700m to 1000m from what they could see allowing us to fight our way out of there to an extraction point and get back. In that two hour firefight we didnt lose a man but they did, lots. Good day to be a infantry fighting soldier.

Good bit of kit. Very nice tio see the British Army getting rid of it's reputation of feilding shit kit that is a pig to work on. Having a mechanic that actually worked on the vehicle is a very cool bonus. Nothing is better for the civvy military buff than hearing from a bloke that has been there and done that. Huge respect and thank you for your service to Queen and country and her allies.

@mawdeeps7691

6 жыл бұрын

he hasnt fought the vehicle he's been in the reme variant as an ex stafford its under gunned and under armored.

@tamkin007

3 жыл бұрын

The amount the gov is spending on keeping people employed or covering bills is colossal. I can see many MOD projects frozen or binned.

Thanks for that, had a jolly in a warrior in Split just up and down the jetty, really informative and I still just see them as cargo. Keep up the great work

Can I just say how much I love this channel, love the info and personal humor in your videos. Also you make fantastic editing and music background choices. Loving the ambient music in this video suited it and made me feel like I was playing tomb raider for some reason.

I was a driver of this magnificent beast, part of the highlanders, armoured regiment of Scotland back in 05 in Iraq, was an amazing machine, we were hit by an IED we survived, but unfortunately 2 in the snatch didn't. Never forget that day, I also found the bombers video on KZread of the aftermath, It's heart breaking but it's life. Al amarah 05

It's a sexy looking buggy, especially the turret. Sleak overall profile with everything looking well balanced and mounted where it should be. The only eye-sore are the flat-surface fenders over the tracks. But then again, styling does not win you battles, and function always takes priority.

@Matsimus dude these WSP profiles are amazing; not only comprehensive but the insights from your personal experience add something special. Not to mention the videos themselves are really well put together. Earnt yourself a new subscriber and when I'm in a position to I'll be hitting up your patreon!

I'm loving the walk around tour format for the vid!

My grandad introduced me to the Warrior a couple months before he died and I think it's the best AFV out there. This vid has made me love it even more. Thank fore making the vid.

@motba6228

4 жыл бұрын

Surely without a stabilizer and a 6 round cannon...

What a great video, love the why you talk about it in lay mans terms. the good and bad of actully using it on a day to day basis.

I like what the Saudis did with the Warrior. It needed the tow missile package.

That was a great video. Thank you for your time and effort in making all your videos.

I always learn from your work! Thank you so much!

@_Matsimus_

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks man! Glad you liked it and learnt a little from it. Thanks for watching and have a good day!

It is one BEAUTIFUL piece of machinery! No doubts about it! Never seen its inside - never even seen one in action with my own eyes, but the few lads I've known told me plenty enough about it.

Great Vid mate, I was on the exercise in 88 when the Gren Guards did their familiarisation trials, I was with the Royal Hussars, was impressed with Warrior from day one, it was completely different from the days of parking up and waiting for the Inf in their 432's to catch up. The first Battlegroup Attack with 2 Sqns of Challenger and a battalion of Warriors was pretty awe inspiring, and over and done with a LOT quicker than normal! :)

I served in the REME from 1975 to 1993. When the Warrior was introduced, it was a huge improvement over the 432.

@_Matsimus_

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your service sir. I had worked with te 432 also and wasnt a fan lol! I did my driving test in one in bordon haha! Thanks for watching!

@dannypullon7145

7 жыл бұрын

Matsimus Gaming 432 are a bag of wank lol especially the ones in bordon but definitely agree warrior is amazing i miss driving her sooo much lol

@dulls8475

5 жыл бұрын

@@_Matsimus_ and me! about 1986.

@1joshjosh1

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the bit of history there. I like insights like that. 👍

@rows10

4 жыл бұрын

I remember driving a Combat Engineer Tractor on the M3 towards Aldershot for the British Army Equipment Exhibition 1983 at around 30mph (it's Maximum speed) when a Warrior passed me at 50=55mph. I had never seen a warrior before then and had not seen a tracked vehicle travel that fast.

I had this on arma 2 survival server/not dayz and the first time I got the tank I fell in love with it. The speed made it hard to hit form far by other tanks and relocating was a dream. Having the tow missiles fire and switching to the main cannon always made the enemy tank panic and before they can do anything they where dead. The thermals made it hard for the enemy everything to target unnoticed even peaking out of a building. The main cannon is everything you ever need to take down enemy's on foot from far even awesome at aa. For the longest time I thought this tank was made in the 2000's from how advanced everything felt just a well put together tank.

Great review. Very informative. Classic piece of kit!

Awesome video as per. Matsiums, its fast approaching your fourth year, I can't believe it. You really execute in your videos- and I can't wait to support you and continue watching and bore my Wife (how?!) for many years to come once I am settled in Canada!! Appreciate you man

My ccf commander was commanding the Warrior that rode over the Serbian anti tank mine in Bosnia, there is a clip about it from a BBC documentary

One of my fondest memories as a child was when I was in the Army Cadet Force, and we got to go on a training weekend with the Territorial Army, as it was called back then. We got set up in a training FIBUA(my first time in one) with cadet rifles and blank rounds, and were told to play "bad guy" for the TA's room clearing exercises. But the best part of it all was the Warrior that they had brought with them, complete with its own blank fire ammunition and barrel.. We got to ride in it from one area to the other, and when the "fighting" started during the night, it all started when the TA opened fire with that automatic cannon. Not quite as awe-inspiring as some other battlefield sounds, but as a 14-year-old hearing a cannon fire for the first time, I still get chills when I see these babies in action. I hope to be serving alongside them some day soon, joining up with the Armour Brigade.. Maybe I'll spot one through the periscopes of the Challenger 2 ;) P.S. yes, my inspiration for joining up with the regulars was thanks, in part, to your wonderful videos. Please keep it up, you're making wonderful content here and we all love you for it. Thank you for your service, and thank you for continuing to serve in your own way through these videos.

I've always thought the Warrior could have used a ATGM system...

@heoj1N

4 жыл бұрын

Lowlander 2004 like a TOW missile? Hell yeah that would make it more independent

@CharlesvanDijk-ir6bl

3 жыл бұрын

I was just going to write the same thing. The German Marder has the Milan 3 why not the Warrior.

@BSoDexe

3 жыл бұрын

Some of them were equipped with Milan, later replaced with Javelin.

Good video. This former naval officer enjoyed driving a Warrior at Warminster. Easy! Our infantry come across well here, looking very professional.

Very informative. Thank you!

Work with it 1989/91 First Gulf War,4 Brigade 1 Royal Scots Great Wagon BEAST Of a Machine Great. Stuff,Keep It Up! DJ MacPherson

I loved working on this vehicle and was actually bored during a Med Man exercise because the vehicle was so reliable. Apart from the CRARRV this was my favourite vehicle to command/drive. Great video.

God the warrior is such a beautiful vehicle. Wish we had a proper one in Arma. Great video and insight!!

In Canada 1994 one of these went over a hill and landed on a land Rover, the lad in the Rover sadly did not survive.

@Historyfan476AD

7 жыл бұрын

it would sound like something from top gear if it did not result in the tragic lose of a life.

Hey Matsimus big fan I saw your channel 3 days ago and I subscribed after the second video. Keep up the good work!

@_Matsimus_

7 жыл бұрын

Hey seth! Thanks so much for watching! I really appreciate that! I hope you enjoy many more videos in the future! Have a great day and thanks for watching! :-D

@sethl6626

7 жыл бұрын

Matsimus Gaming could you do one on the M48? My favorite is the M48A5. And I think some Middle Eastern countries use them.

I love my 512, look after it and it looks after you, it is as you say a dream to drive, so much so that me and my driver who is also a commander take turns who gets to have fun :)

Had the pleasure of driving the Warrior in Germany and BATUS (1993-1995) before taking a step down into the 432 as an 81mm Mortar Crew driver. Loved the Warrior and many happy memories of my time with this AFV (and some scary ones!). Glad to see it is still fulfilling it's role in today's British forces.

Enjoyed that. Keep it up.

Having had a drive of one of the Scotts guards Warriors, whilst the driver drove my Chieftain back in 1990 I have to agree Mtsimus. What an awesome vehicle!

I was a warrior driver during the Iraq invasion in 2003. The best infantry fighting vehicle in the world.

@wisewarnanazara317

5 жыл бұрын

Better than bradley?

Best vehicle I ever drove......loved it . Thanks for the vid.

Hey Matsimus, where do you get your footage? It's always so crisp!

awesome machine. one of those I've heard so many stories about in my career.

Bloody great vid man!!

@_Matsimus_

7 жыл бұрын

james midd thanks so much James mate! :-D I really appreciate it! Could you do me a huge favour and share it around on Facebook and such for me? :-)

@jamesmidd833

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah man no problem, away to send it to all my boys in 7 Scots! You got any tips for someone whos army assessment is in a month?

Love the footage at the end

Did BATUS twice in Warrior. Also drove and maintained Warrior in Bosnia. Fantastic machines. Drivers seat laid down in your gonk bag best place to get a nice warm kip, although driving batten down with NBC kit on in the Canada heat was awful 😂 great video 👍

Almost to 10k buddy!!

@_Matsimus_

7 жыл бұрын

HAHA! i know its crazy! im shocked I got this far. Pretty happy about it. Thanks so much for watching!! :-)

Brill vid mate, defo use this as a revision aid when next running a course.

@_Matsimus_

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks billy! I appreciate the pictures you sent and such :-) the video you sent sadly didnt have HD so it was very pixellated and such so I had to not use it sadly. Thanks so much for your help!

I agree as a fellow recy mech I too found this to be my favourite vehicle it was a very very capable and impressive vehicle and you felt very very confident with it

the bbc reported that these vehicles will be scrapped after they get their upgrades to save money! MOD logic. Also you could get this airlifted by helicopter, just as long as its a Mil-26

@mrrolandlawrence

5 жыл бұрын

I wish they would. the Mi26 is far superior to the chinook. Cost wise also. I think I was quoted at the farnborough airshow some years back

@WreckItRolfe

5 жыл бұрын

The BBC says a lot of things. What actually happened?

@HanSolo__

3 жыл бұрын

@@WreckItRolfe Nothing really. Mi26 is available in the civilian version as well. No problem with obtaining one but the maintenance costs and the price of this piece are mind-blowing for a western country. You got to go all-in with the service program for this. In reality, you need a local service shop, like aside your chopper hangar with all of the equipment needed and there is a lot of this stuff.

@tamkin007

3 жыл бұрын

Remember the nimrods being scraped after having better flame retardant systems added.

When the warrior retires. I hope they sell it to the Philippines. We already have the Scorpions so I'm thinking why not add the Warriors to the fighting museum.

@HanSolo__

3 жыл бұрын

You could pass over a few of those Scorpions. I heard they ain't that thirsty on fuel and quite reliable. Maybe not a daily but one of the more affordable to maintain.

@mew357941

3 жыл бұрын

@@HanSolo__ I rarely ever see them used so they probably all broke down by now or most used for spare parts. Quite sad, really.

@HanSolo__

3 жыл бұрын

@@mew357941 You have to be kidding me. Lockheed Martin rolls the modernization in billions $

@mew357941

3 жыл бұрын

@@HanSolo__ yeah well, Lockheed Martin doesn't operate in my country and most of the domestic production is in small arms and ammunition. XD we had to resort to WW2 tactics of strapping logs to our M113s during the battle for Marawi.

@sufimuslimlion4114

3 жыл бұрын

Jerico Lionhearth The Islamic State Province of Marawi fought like lions...

Aloominum? Mate. Disappointed in you.

Hey Matsimus. Nice video but I wonder if RoF in wt is accurate. I saw some other videos and it seemed to fire a lot faster.

excellent video, your comment about the serbian mine Johnson Beharrys VC shows the strength of Warriors armour, cant see Bradleys surviving so much punishment

Was a dismount on telic 10 with the 2nd battalion royal Welsh. On my second op an efp ied smashed through the engine block and disabled the vehicle. Section commander (fellow dismount in the back next to me) got knocked out from the blast and had to get evacuated along with crew but everyone was OK. Didn't feel 100 percent safe inside and a few guys died in our battlegroup died from ied blasts inside them but felt so much safer than I would in a snatch which i was in on telic 7. Driver in my platoon was killed by a sniper on a strike op in basrah City in the early hours of the night, his name was Barber and had left his hatch open for ten minutes to let his sweat evaporate.

We had those rubber flaps above the tracks on the M113-series. Nobody put them on. In the motor pool, every platoon has a small CONEX, and that's where we always kept them.

Very good video mate. do you have any detailed info about the crew compartments like drawing personal pics you could share please?

@jonathonmills5545

4 жыл бұрын

Nice try putin

Awsome video! THX

Really interesting , thanks bruv

@_Matsimus_

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it. Feel free to share it around on facebook and such :-) have a great day and thanks for watching!!

Completely unrelated but... What is the really first intro song we hear? The guitar gave me goosebumps !

I really e joy your videos. It's nice to get input from a hands on soldier as apposed to the arm chair variety. Did you say that your currently in the Canadian Forced?

Hi Matsimus, a general questions in terms of british tank camouflage i do have: is the black/green camouflage pattern obsolete and no longer in usage? Many thanks for an answer in advance and please keep on producing awesome videos!!!!!!!!!

Rather late, but a fantastically informative video. For my sins, for my day job, I design 144th scale armour for 3D printing for wargaming and am working on the Warrior currently. (Well, specifically at this point making a spirited attempt to work on the variants - FV511 at this moment it time - which is of course quite difficult, especially given that they are supposed to look like each other!) Finding a video that actually points out things like the fire extinguishers triggers and camo-netting is incredible because now I actually know what the bits are I was modelling and the little things like clonking the turret if the hatch is open is just the sort of details you don't get from sources usually.

I have subscribed to your channel because you have become my GOTO guy for all things British. I like the fact that the Warrior lacks gunports for the infantry crewmen. In the US we tried them on the Bradley but we found that, firing through the gunport of a moving vehicle, the average soldier couldn't hit the side of a barn even if you were driving right next to it. I do have questions about the lack of a drop-down ramp. Were there specific reasons that the MOD opted not to install one? Was the decision tactical or expense driven? Or maybe something else?

hey matsimus, just out of curiosity what reg were you? thanks

Oh, and one more question, with aluminum armor does it have an interior Kevlar lining to prevent spalling?

What do you think of the GKN Simba AIFV?

Matsimus have U play the warrior in war thunder n if so what do you think of it in the game ?

So, it has to stop to fire? Thanks for the video!

So agree a great vehicle had experience with it myself in the forces

In the gulf war I was in mcts , the rest of Milan had post mounts on the warriors borrowed from are German camp next door as they had them on the Luchs .

Great video. Very impressive, especially the speed, obvious good ride and the armour package looks very effective. Downside, the lack of stab for the RARDEN gun, means you have to stop to fire accurately, but not a big issue. I always wondered what that rectangular hatch was on the left of the hull. Now I know.

@_Matsimus_

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah the new 40mm bofor will be stabilized and its about time they updated it to do so. Yeah the NBC hatch is a big weakness to the vehicle sadly. too many crease points where weaknesses can occur if hit. thanks for watching and have a great day!

@karlp8484

7 жыл бұрын

One of the other features I really liked was the RARDEN gun has, from memory, a three round clip? It can fire three rounds very fast with a an excellent grouping, so really enhances hitting power on a point target.

@_Matsimus_

7 жыл бұрын

three indeed :-)

I really like the animated intro and outro. I have questions! When it comes to requiring upgrades to certain equipment or even outright replacement with a new system, how much input do the soldiers or personnel using the equipment have? The government is responsible for providing the funding for the upgrades etc, but do they ask the people on the ground their opinions?

@dulls8475

5 жыл бұрын

none

I honestly don't like the warrior as much compared to the Bradley and the BMP3, but this was by far the most entertaining video that I watched from your channel. :D I love how you explain every little detail about the Warrior and your experiences with it, just shows how fond you are with this vehicle. And in my opinion, that's way better than the usual facts and the like. (also plus points for the hatch-barrel fail vid) keep it up my dude

completely agree with you matsimus. this is by far the best viehcle the British army has, and I'm glad you share my view. I was CR2 during Iraq, and I use to watch warrior all the time, so agile and nimble in the urban environment. this completely out performed cr2 in Iraq. yes we had the bad boy presence, but this machine is a true work horse. the. up armour package is every bit as good as cr2 as well. The dirty sound that boxer engine puts out is a delight. in gutted the Radon conon is going but if it keeps this beast going into the future then it's worth it. this machine and it's crew saved my life on a couple of occasions when we were dismounted from cr2 as the presence was not needed, and to say it's embarrassing when infantry mongs come to the rescue of armoured soldiers doing an infantry role, well.... I can see where they are going with Ajax, I just hope it's on a level with warrior or better.

Hey Matt, could you d one of these vids on the Marder IFV? thanks

What was that music at the beginning? Great channel btw!

Never served with Warrior but studied parts in detail on blueprints at Scales Branch during scaling. Then it was the GKN MCV80.

Very solid vehicle and a real Warrior. Very glad that the WCSP will keep them in active service until 2040.

Thank you for some good movies! have only seen few of them :) Is very exicited to see the BAF in squad :D But they still use L86, I think it was gone after they got the L129A1

What is the music in the intro? (or bit before the title screen)

Does it create an issue though with only having 7 soldier capacity? UK Army much like the Australian's use 8 Man sections in their Infantry Battalion's/Regiments. If its a Mechanised Infantry Regiment I know it wont matters as they utilise 7man sections. I'm sure its fine but what if you need to be tasked to supporting other Light Infantry units who don't use such a TOE? You might have some insight Matsimus as I've only dealt with Australian Army vehicles. We have the same issue when we operate ASLAV's as they only seat 6, although for our Bushmaster IMV's it seats 9 passengers so the problem become irrelevant as we use them more for infantry manoeuvres.

@bobbobskin

4 жыл бұрын

British Army uses a 7 man section for warrior. loses 1 rifle.

Is that intro music a version of the intro to “stranger in a strange land” ?

I'd like to go on a ride in one of those! That would be awesome!

Love the warrior. I was a warrior gunner in the gulf war and it was a joy. Always find the gap between this and what we had before, the 432, was funny. Especially since the Germans had a the marder in the 70’s. The warrior is like a battlefield sports car 💙❤️💙

Being a British vehicle I find it a little bit odd the driver's sat in the left side of it. Great watch, thanks!

@UkrainianPaulie

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks how real men drive.

Top wagon; spent many years crewed on and looking after them..

I didn’t understand the last bit at the end, about driving it. Something about a semi-auto box, no levers and a sort of small steering wheel?

How does the troops find transportation for the warrior

Driving this thing looks like a lot of fun! Is it amphibious?

hey Matsimus, are you going to make a video on the M1A2 SEPv3 Abrams, and M2A3 Bradley?

@_Matsimus_

7 жыл бұрын

In the future yes :-)

What would keep the enemy from sneaking up and activating the internal fire extinguisher ?

@thewomble1509

5 жыл бұрын

getting shot.

@clover8673

4 жыл бұрын

@@thewomble1509 very fair

So what if it runs out of power with squaddies in the back? Is there a manual override?

The most beautiful IFV ever made

So... lets say there was a malfunction where you couldn't stop the turret from spinning. Which would get more damage, the barrel or the hatch? Or can the system even press hard enough to cause damage to either?

Great video, thanks! I've heard that it's not unknown for soldiers to lose an arm or leg if that rear hatch closes on it. Does it really need to be powered? I assume it's just too heavy to open and close by hand? Also, I was wondering why UK Warriors never went down the route of adding TOW missiles, like the Kuwaiti ones did. I get that you said it just wasn't UK doctrine to use them that way, but it seems like a significant bit of firepower lost. Wondering if perhaps the real reason is the added cost and complexity missiles would bring, along with reduced space inside if reloads were carried. Anyway, great vid. Would love to see one that went into detail on the new upgrades and new turret when they get into service.

@jockwood2398

7 жыл бұрын

Graham Kennedy the main reason for not including more firepower is that the brittish army essentially use these as battlefield minibuses and these are always supported by Chalenger which has all the firepower you could ever need

@iatsd

7 жыл бұрын

Graham Kennedy If you give them a weapon then they'll use it. You don't want to go drawing attention to yourself by encouraging them to play tank or tank killers. Tank killing, if really needed, is what the self loading cargo is there for. The design concept really is battle taxi.

@_Matsimus_

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! Glad you liked the video :-) We mainly didnt use the TOW because our IFV's are ALWAYS supported by CR2 and therefore negated the need for a anti tank system as the infantry had the kit to do that role :-)

@mbr5742

6 жыл бұрын

Using dedicated ATGM vehicles was not uncommon in Cold war european forces. Germany for example had the Jaguar (armed with HOT) a very low and fast platform. Marder IFV only had a MILAN mount and that was the squad Milan mounted outside if needed

What does the unstabilised rarden cannon mean. Is it like not safely put into the IVF or is it just kind of makeshift?

@boxieracorn8445

5 жыл бұрын

Greenultraj 168 unstabilised just means it won’t adjust upright when on an incline

@thewomble1509

5 жыл бұрын

Most modern AFV's have stabilised main armament. It means that the gun stays locked on to the target even if the vehicle is going over rough ground, so it can fire accurately on the move. The Rarden can't be fired on the move if you want to hit the target.