But has the full-tracked heavy SPG had its day in Europe? Will we just be seeing truck-based SPGs? The UK has no idea what it wants, having had several attempts at buying rocket or gun artillery in the last decade or so. I can see the Eastern states not having a problem buying Korean, but I can't see any of the Western European states doing so. One wonders what sort of trend this might set among other Europeans. I'm perhaps equally surprised that they went down the full-tracked route rather than one of the many wheeled SPG options out there. But then their recent equipment purchases have all been home-grown, European or Scandinavian. The Finns have faced both East and West for a while and I was perhaps surprised that they didn't go for the MSTA. Second-hand PzH2000 if you can get them, M109A6, MSTA-S, K9 or the Chinese equivalent. We’re really excited that someone of Tim’s calibre has decided to join us as the new coach of the Northern NSW Academy and build on the work the Academy has done in the area in the four years it’s been running, Smith said. I suppose if you want a fully-tracked 155mm SPG today your choices really are very limited. Swans Academy Operations Manager Chris Smith said securing Davis is a major coup for the Academy.
STI (as they were called then) were invited with Terrex - and then promptly dropped.
when I suggested to the team leader that we should invite the Doosan Black Fox into the FRES Utility Vehicle competition back in 2008 or so I was laughed out of court. The South Koreans are 1st world arms producer.
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