T Ghost - Invisible Tank

The formidable Swedish CV90120 light tank has recently received an astonishing upgrade that almost seems to push the armored vehicle into the realms of science fiction.
Already possessing some of the most impressive mobility-to-firepower ratios in the armored combat vehicle industry, the CV90120 is now undergoing the addition of the Ghost ADAPTIV infrared camouflage system, which is sure to make the light tank a remarkable asset in the arsenal of future warfare.
Because the most effective anti-tank guidance systems like the one used by the US Javelin rely on infrared detection, having an armored vehicle that can effectively mask its infrared trace and even disguise it to fade into the environment is a significant achievement.
If the project continues as planned, the CV90120T will be able to deliver devastating firepower while remaining technically invisible to the enemy… A proper ghost tank!

[@johnjacobjinglehimerschmid3555]

All they need now is an HDMI port so between engagements they can watch movies on the side of their tank. Pretty slick tech.

[@LIE4ME]

Underrated comment... unless the tank has it already and we don't know it.

[@knappyfro1]

I'm with you, Chilly

[@harlisviikmae6240]

You're gonna need nod's to actually see it, also, it's resolution isn't all that high but should be enough for the meme.

[@masshysteria9657]

Everybody gangsta until the enemy tank rickrolls you.

[@mileselon1339]

Actually I think that would go better with a Self-propelled Artillery Piece. rather than a recon Tank. what's more likely to be engaged?

[@comfortablynumb9342]

I've been to Sweden. I'm very happy that they're our allies and not enemies.

[@Fenrir.Gleipnir]

Glad to have you.

[@Make-Asylums-Great-Again]

Give it time.

[@jocke278]

Haven't you seen Futurama (Cartoon)? Sweden will rule/destroy the world in the end. :-) Im from Sweden.

[@cosmoray9750]

campaign of sabotage against H kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJvdl4V_mpiNnbc

[@digitalesthetics]

glad to have you ass Allie too (from a former Green Berret)

[@majtom5421]

I think many people are now learning how advanced Swedish military Tech is and glad their on our side.

[@WalterWhite-un2pn]

one day the swedish military maybe will start a attack on russia all by themself with this tank

[@Gumbyfanaccount]

We had this shit in test 10 years ago

[@Rocketman0407]

15-20 years ​@@Gumbyfanaccount

[@Gumbyfanaccount]

@@Rocketman0407 I could kick your ass in a fight with little to no effort

[@tems81]

And now Jas gripen have it .

[@toothless01]

That is so freaking cool... Just imagine the equipment they have that's still classified.

[@battleship5555]

A Tennessee man? Hey go vols!

[@onionhead5780]

Agreed. Those recent ufo sightings are most likely classified aircraft I’ll probably never get to know about because I’ll be long gone by the time they’re declassified.

[@dextermorgan1]

@@onionhead5780 What about the UFO sightings from the 40's and 50's? Or the 1800's? Were this classified systems too?

[@captainsaveahoe976]

@@dextermorgan1 yeah haha jk idk

[@andie_pants]

The curiosity kills me wondering what cool toys they're working on behind big scary locked doors.

[@mrtiphat5405]

Just imagine this technology progressing even further. Amazing potential.

[@andreasmagnussengriis6539]

They also made the most stealth boat in the world. The Visby. Yet very little is known about it, despite it being around since 2012.

[@sidewalks29]

Want some shade? 🌳

[@JamesFromTexas]

As a techie, that's cool AF. As an old grunt, I can see it and if I can see it, I can destroy it.

[@leesmith6792]

I 100% agree with that %

[@graemefenwick6925]

And this is where combat is heading. Small groups and personnel launched munitions.

[@keithjackson4985]

As an old grunt, I agree. But, the IR on this thing works very well. Infantry would have to get dangerously close to stop it? It can be done. Would be a challenge though.

[@gups4963]

@@keithjackson4985 but something as simple as an OG RPG will have no issue. That said it is a game changer, just not one to bet everything on

[@keithjackson4985]

@@gups4963 You and I both know, never put all of your eggs in one basket.

[@rfletch62]

As a former M-551A1 Sheridan crewman (152mm gun, 18 tons), I appreciate that they thought about how much damage firing the main gun can do to the vehicle.

[@greatlegacyoftanks5511]

I find it hard that you are crewman of a Sheridan, but yes. The Sheridan had way to much recoil.

[@byronlee1924]

The Sheridan, holy. If your telling the truth how old r ya

[@WTH1812]

First rule of tank warfare: See them before they see you. Second rule: Shoot them before they shoot you. Light armor is less of a problem that way.

[@fattyMcGee97]

And this IR camouflage will make this tank very deadly at night. The enemy will not get a chance to see it.

[@nameofthegame9664]

@WTH1812 this technology applies to the first rule. If the enemy can’t see you, you will be the first one to shoot.

[@SorrowfulCrow]

The Swedish strike, once again breaking the mold on Tank Warfare

[@ditzydoo4378]

The FGM-148 Javelin does have an Infared seeker head. But the missiles subsystems are more akin to the Walleye TV guided fire and forget system. It locks onto the image in three focal planes. It is undetectable, un-jammable and inescapable once it attains that lock and is fired. Once sent on its merry way, something is gonna die.

[@aspopulvera9130]

Is it similar to some missiles that uses video feed to track the target?

[@ditzydoo4378]

@@aspopulvera9130 Some what, as the tracker scans, you the operator place the target image into the sighting box. When lock is achieved the box will bracket the indented target and not move from it. One then simply launches the missile and moves to another location before the missile makes contact.

[@allangibson2408]

The whole point of this is that it can change its image in real time to match the background while moving. Active visual camouflage would be the next step and that is already being worked on for aircraft.

[@PorWik]

@@allangibson2408 problem is that it still exists so a laser range can still “see” it

[@allangibson2408]

@@PorWik Laser guidance still requires the operator to see the target. IR helps with avoiding the initial observation, active visual camouflage is the next level beyond this.

[@imdeaded]

Can't get enough of DT . Narrator has a talent and a gifted voice .

[@kc5287]

I saw a clip on the history channel where the British used mirrors to bend light around a Chieftain and made it disappear, but this is light years ahead of that system

[@johnosman8971]

Essentially, it appears that this is exactly what they are doing?

[@jonpopelka]

Look at Sweden killin it again with advanced weapons platforms that potentially outclass even the US! Last time it was Kockums with the Gotland-class sub

[@zoom5024]

And in like 5 years we will have the big brothers of the Gotland class - The blekinge class serving our sea.

[@StarlightSocialist]

Incase anyone wants to know how this witchcraft is possible, it's thermoelectric cooling, aka the Peltier effect. Its super simple. If you have a semiconductor and you apply an electrical differential (voltage) it will create a temperature differential. One side gets cold, and the other side heats up: you're using electricity to pump heat from one side to the other. The heat doesn't just disappear (thermodynamics is a bitch like that) but you can pick up the heat from the hot-side and dump it into the environment. I would guess they use the ground. However many watts of heat is generated by the engine or crew or whatever that's how much you have to sink. Also, the electricity you use to do the pumping ends up as heat so you have to sink that too. Just some ball park estimates, a human puts out 100 watts of heat at rest and you can move several watts of heat per watt of electricity.

[@paktahn]

yeah its old tech that has been around for a while and is used in many everyday items like small portable refrigerators and coolers because it weighs a lot less and is very small in size when compared to traditional refrigeration

[@yi-jenghuang9808]

I used to use Peltier beer coolers in college! To think that little plate is now protecting tanks is pretty cool.

[@RICKYCHAVEZ1980]

This is a very impressive tank! Outstanding work from Sweden! This tank is going to dominate in the battlefield and, if I was the enemy, I would be very nervous and uncomfortable in the field knowing that this tank is lurking and watching. Again I think this is going to bring a huge difference to the battlefield and will become a huge asset to the swedish military. Outstanding work to Sweden.

[@THEGAME-tz6yu]

a simple drone used and its over..its worthless.

[@korzer]

Sweden? More like BAE systems. And it's useless

[@fedcen]

@@THEGAME-tz6yu wdym? tanks still cant easily see it so its not useless

[@RICKYCHAVEZ1980]

Not useless at all. This tank is obviously not going to be as easy as you make it sound to destroy.@thegame

[@amkelle2]

I think most tank engagements are non guided munitions, so IR counter is relatively useless.

[@LIE4ME]

This tank could simulate the infrared silhouette of a friendly while it's barrel turns toward you and FIRES! Wow.

[@skuzlebut82]

The Jav doesn't care what kind of tank it is. It just tracks on the IR..

[@skuzlebut82]

@Bob Hauk Tanks emit huge amounts of exhaust from the turbine engine. The only way it could be entirely camouflaged is if the engine is off, in which case, the tank wouldn't be able to move or turn its turret.

[@allangibson2408]

@@skuzlebut82 Which is why new M1 tanks are getting standby generators (which also burn less fuel than an idling turbine). The Ukrainian T84 uses a diesel with inherently low IR signature.

[@skuzlebut82]

@@allangibson2408 A low IR signature doesn't mean invisible. Seeker heads are cooled to cryogenic temperatures which make them EXTREMELY sensitive. You have no idea the sensitivity of then.

[@allangibson2408]

@@skuzlebut82 You don’t need to be zero - just match the background. This is much easier in summer than winter. Aviation IR seekers are looking against the sky - that’s an entirely different problem.

[@mudhutproductions]

The Swedes make some amazing weapon systems!

[@Kevan808]

That is absolutely amazing! Way to go Sweden 🇸🇪

[@rexmann1984]

We're gonna have to tweak our Javelins to be able to lock on to the treads. They get hot and can't be hidden.

[@blisteringstars]

stealth corvette? check stealth combatant vehicle? check

[@duncanself5111]

Hopefully they'll be joining Nato soon because of recent Russian aggression

[@hellothere1656]

@@rexmann1984 A built in tread refrigerator might make that difficult....

[@rexmann1984]

@@hellothere1656 good idea. We might need to add radar to our Javelins. If the thermal don't match the radar signature then youre on target. Gonna be difficult to make that a man carried system.

[@mattsmith6255]

Dayum! I remember watching a documentary where they used mirrors to bend lights. Then I thought about panels that displayed the environment around them to blend in fully. Interesting to see this coming to fruition!

[@BRUXXUS]

Those clips of it actively changing in IR is some of the craziest stuff I've seen in a long time!

[@robertayers9424]

Technology is great, when it's functional.

[@Make-Asylums-Great-Again]

We need a new technology called “function”, then we should apply it to everything. I just had a big 🧠 moment.

[@amkelle2]

Didn’t they only 35% of the newly purchased F35s are actually functional.

[@robertfoedisch9322]

That Swedish tank will be awesome

[@user-zh9kc7tw4n]

Just remember the Ghost CV90 was shown off in 2007 that is 15 years ago am sure it has been further developed.

[@thudthud5423]

Other than being a great IR chameleon, I like the idea of it "broadcasting" an IR type of IFF signal to friendly forces. If one of these tanks are spotted on the battlefield, an unsure soldier could look at an IR sensor and see if it is portraying the "IR code of the day". You'd think that if these tanks are displaying an IR code, enemy forces could figure out to mimic it and display their own. But, if the enemy hasn't cracked radio communications, the tank could easily switch its IR IFF code at the push of a button. That makes me wonder if these codes couldn't be actively remotely changed by a central command unit and IR scanners would automatically "red flag" any vehicle with the same IR IFF code. In other words, HQ could send out a signal to all CV90120 tanks to display "123" (when not in active defensive camouflage) and all units would automatically display this code (when not in active defensive camouflage) and IR receivers would automatically sound an alarm when an unknown tank displaying this IR code is sighted.

[@allangibson2408]

The IFF code could be modulated into active camouflage - you just need to allow for the slow frequency response of the IR panels.

[@John_Redcorn_]

You dont really want to be pulsating out IR signatures more so than you already are. The enemy might not know the codes, but theyll be able to pick them up nonetheless and be able to track it. I think the real value of this is not so much to remain ‘invisible’ but to make it harder for IR-based weapons to target you. But as we sit here i bet US defense companies already have or are working on weapon systems that acquire targets via EM signatures. Everything electronic, or anything metallic for that matter, gives off EM waves. There’d be no hiding from that.

[@russellwhitmyer6764]

@@John_Redcorn_ You get a weak EM from living tissues, particularly a nervous system. Perhaps in the future, bullets that track the EM of a soldier.

[@classifiedveteran9879]

You'd want to give the suspect tank in your cross-hair a minute to update, but yeah. Relatively passive way to put "IFF tags" on ground vehicles. You could also have a method of marking concealed vehicles in a less obvious way, just a smaller thermal marking, doesn't have to cover the entire vehicle. Something that wouldn't immediately scream 'shoot me' to the enemy.

[@classifiedveteran9879]

@@John_Redcorn_ it might be possible to shield EM signatures. But more likely, you can create EM distractions. Still, quite a thing if they can detect those from a distance...

[@LeCanadienErrant1]

Fascinating. Thank you for another great, informative video.

[@keyboardwarrior1946]

As you can see,it's clearly visible to the cameraman.All hail the king of humanity,the cameraman

[@BusterBuizel]

Crew: Commander, what do we disguise the thermal signature as? Commander: Pickup Truck Dumbass crew: *TYPES “PICKUP TRUCK” ON THE SIDE*

[@michaelgautreaux3168]

Lol.....

[@davidm.4670]

;-) Toyota hilux W machine gun in back ??

[@uranusismightybig5111]

Sweet tech! Nice to see Swedish and UK defence firms working together and producing some kick a** systems...

[@Draco_Nex]

Yea I agree. Sweden and UK developed the NLAW anti tank weapon together.

[@timkenda8203]

Really cool. As long as the system isn't too fragile, it sounds like it could be very effective, especially combined with all of the other aspects of the 90210. The swedes really do know how to create top notch military equipment!

[@erikreuterskiold5996]

Like me, you went all Beverly Hills on this one, lol. its 90120 but i prefer the Brandon Walsh tank

[@amkelle2]

That’s the real issue. I’m sure it works great on a range in s controlled setting, but warzones are extremely harsh and damaging to equipment, especially electronics.

[@kallebaah0]

@@erikreuterskiold5996 lol

[@759Alexander]

That is RESPECT RIGHT THERE....Insane tech

[@tonyaughney8945]

Took a ride in a CV90 in Liberia while working with P10, Södermanlands Regemente. Impressive vehicle.

[@mdot2703]

You've put out some great vids.

[@petermontagnon4440]

Simply amazing!!!

[@lovetherockies6080]

Absolutely stunning technology.

[@oneshotme]

Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

[@talktoyourself]

I know a fair bit about science, physics, and IR and this is downright badass. Someone over in Sweden has an awesome job and is pulling their weight. Only thing they'll need from there is to do away with the radar camo and put RBG+SWIR pixels(4 pixel) onto the peltier chip array cooled hexagons and they'll have damn near complete camo. No reactive systems needed. Cool tech 😎

[@talktoyourself]

And don't forget to forcefully vent the radiator air through LWIR absorbent material! No need for hotspots 🙄 alright, no more tech videos for me. Beer and KZbin is gonna get me in trouble smh

[@bobpiec]

totally amazing!!! Sure hope this tech is as great as it looks. INVISIBLE

[@johntaylor-lo8qx]

Imagine the secret stuff the army now has... If we are seeing this now we are watching a generation behind... Great show 👏 👍

[@zoom5024]

And this was introduced in Sweden over 15 years ago, im sure they have had time to perfect things even more since then.

[@alexcraig8543]

Super slick!

[@silentstryker1590]

Now that's innovative

[@andreasober2740]

It is breakthrough technology I think it'll have the upper hand against any other armored vehicle. Go Sweden 🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪

[@nacho.tatical]

personally i love the entire CV-90 family, especially the IFV variannts like -30 or the -35 and i would love to serve on them. I also really like the idea on pupose built medium tanks based on the hull of an armies used IFV, to serve in a dedicated anti tank role within a brigade or even a bataillon in dedicated heavy companies. While usually mechanized infantry is supposed to go alongside main battletank units, we all know some countries do not have such units in all of their mechanized brigades. Germany for example, has a at least on Mechanized Infantry Brigade that lacks a dedicated MBT/Anti-Tank unit, leaving the Grenadier Bataillons to sort of take care of them selves in that regard. I personally would solve that by adding Heavy Companies to such bataillons, being made up ifv-based medium tanks to increase the anti tank capabilities of machanized infantry brigades

[@benanders4412]

They should make other CV-90 variants with this tech. Together they would make a great night raid party.

[@ulfstrom]

Superb video as usual.

[@stephenkeefer3436]

Bad ass technology. Can’t wait to see what they come up with next!

[@frankschmidt2303]

The new Tempest 😉

[@canadafirst7072]

Excellent information conveyed concisely (no fluff)

[@petter5721]

Amazing Technology 👍🏻

[@ice-xv1hi]

Awesome! Been saying technology like this is gonna be the future.

[@biggtrux]

Oh really?

[@ice-xv1hi]

@@biggtrux As an inventor with several patents, yes really.

[@josephmitchelljr.4354]

Very cool I love it thank you

[@ranger175a2w]

Thanks from Texas Dark Dude

[@jdogdarkness]

The CV- *_90120_* tank. The only tank named after a knock off TV show.

[@beer1for2break3fast4]

Wasn't that 90210?

[@jdogdarkness]

@@beer1for2break3fast4 indeed. Lol that's why I said knock off lol

[@davidpowell6098]

I love that camo scheme.

[@joekewl13]

AMAZING!

[@infoscholar5221]

That technology is going to go mainstream, as it has a vast array of possible applications!

[@imamanofculturepleasegivem5440]

I saw this tank moving near my backyard it's a cool tank I talked with the crew and gave them bread This thing is deadly

[@RonLWilson]

Really cool stuff! Also, it might be worth noting that this very same technology of reducing its thermal signature could be applied on light weight mobility devices such as an E-Bike. It could be mounted much like a windscreen. T his windscreen could offer some ballistics protection as well with new high tech light weight armored plating. The advantages of doing this is that an E-bike is small, light weight, can go almost anywhere, (either ridden or pushed/carried, even inside buildings) , and (thanks to a 500-1000 watt high torque w motors) can go up to 20 to 27 mph (on roads) and maybe half that speed on trails and can (with fat tires and such) go over snow and mud. Also they can also be lain flat to make them harder to spot and target. Also, cargo E-bikes can carry 300lbs or so of cargo such as heavy weapons such as 50cal MGs, automatic grenade launchers, 81mm mortars plus ammo, and man portable ATGMs and such. E trikes can also use this to have even a lower profile. These could augment light unmanned ground vehicles (such as the one you recently covered) and traditional manned vehicles as well by giving leg infantry more mobility, cargo carrying capacity plus protection as well. With extra batteries they can have ranges of up top a hundred miles and batteries can be easily recharged, even by solar panels. One can also employ heavier electric motorcycles that can are more powerful and can go much faster (say 50 -60 mph vs 10 - 20) but they also weigh more as well and thus may not be quite as flexible as their lighter e-bike cousins but one might employ a mix of the two to have the best of both worlds. Links: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4OohH1snZKAfM0 kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZC3mZeabbOoj7M kzbin.info/www/bejne/hombiXePir93mNU kzbin.info/www/bejne/q2KpcqCobJ17l5o Bottom line. E bikes are quite versatile, light weight, and affordable as well, plus are small and hard to see and with this technology might be even harder to see.

[@bobpell5094]

Thats why i’m into my third Volvo. Like a car video from the past, “the quality go in before the name goes on”.

[@anonanumerical367]

It helps a lot that they can build huge amounts of quality due to lower quantity

[@Dennan]

i mean we got like 500 cv 90 and sold around 1300 so its not that super lower quantity, ofc ye not 10k tanks like russia, but i mean its not just 100-200 either

[@peretandersson3366]

from sweden with love!!.. :o)

[@ret7army]

Thermal imagery was a game changer when first developed. This adaptive tech levels that playing field. So it's back to the Mark 1 eyeball

[@bamxire8845]

That's some kit right there.

[@MsLunadog]

Bro sick tank good video make more.

[@cjcoleman3893]

That's crazy sick

[@michaelhowell2541]

As cool as it gets!👍🇺🇸

[@ilkoderez601]

Cool looking tank.

[@TheFULLMETALCHEF]

As my 1st Sgt used to say…”I’m f-ing impressed.”

[@chrisw5150]

This must have been what I seen on a small plane that vanished in blue bird sky’s close to me and low. It blinked out of visibility like turning a light off. Looked like how the tank faded away but quicker and with the naked eye. It was very cool!

[@hf117j]

What color was the plane before it vanished? I'm researching my own version of the tech and have a solid theory

[@chrisw5150]

@@hf117j white with a red stripe The stripe looked to start on belly and go on a angle to cover piece of the tail

[@zoom5024]

@@chrisw5150 It cannot vanish for the naked eye. This is about heat and infrared.

[@chrisw5150]

@@zoom5024 I am aware of what this video is about thank you. I just shared a real life experience that looked very similar to the tank disappearing in those spectrums that happened in front of my own eyes.

[@teamloony]

Amazing.

[@billyyank2198]

Did you hear about the tank that was tasked to be camouflaged? It was never seen again.

[@davidb8373]

Correct me if I’m wrong, and I’m certain someone will correct me, but don’t tanks also have regular tv or optical sights? What use are fancy optical tiles against a guy with 20/20 vision and a 125mm shell?

[@thudthud5423]

I think you're correct, but I'd say that this camouflage will make a few different types of enemy weapons ineffective. I guess another way to say it is: "Would you rather have 2 guns pointed at you or one?"

[@davidb8373]

@@thudthud5423 would you rather smell poop or vomit?

[@marcrasm]

yes it is still visible but in bad weather and night situations thermal is often the only way to positively id another vehicle. also most systems (armored vehicles and UAV's) use thermals as even in optical systems it can be very difficult to spot a camouflaged vehicle in terrain, but on thermal they often standout a lot more.

[@budisutanto5987]

I believe this is backwards. If you look at history, this's the 1'st thing camouflage used. Then comes gadgets to help : IR , Thermal , FLIR and so on . .

[@peterjones596]

Wow! What a bit of kit, and if everything is true, a major evolution in tank design by thinking out of the box...

[@robbabcock_]

Pretty interesting stuff!

[@jimnaz5267]

if it works it will be the biggest change in warefare in several generations. Stealth and Speed are an awsome combination.

[@robwolfeauhunter8349]

Yes pre 800 views 👏 keep it up

[@calleskurken9025]

tackar, nu kör vi!

[@jimf1964]

They can also sell and run add time, like beer or local restaurants, on them to bump up revenue for the military! 😀😀

[@voidhead78]

kick ass tech on that tank, wish I could buy it and afford the diesel and maintence so it could be my next car🤣

[@Pablo_Escobear]

The turret don't have any sensors on it from what I see. So no matter what you make the bottom look like or blend into the background there's still a huge turret on top not hidden.

[@JohnSmith-cy9tt]

The future of CVs that one...Sweden rocks

[@peternielsen8723]

If you know the enemy have big ass guns and javelins than can penetrate all armor, it does make sense to downgrade to just enough armor to protect against "tier 2 guns" to gain more speed and ofc a lighter tank will have less of a problem using public roads and bridges and going offroad.

[@echo53226]

Oh my 😲 so cool!

[@kstkn]

it is still visible with naked eye ... huge improvement for sure, but not whats expected (tbh, I am expecting some sort of energy shield or whatever it is)

[@chriswarr3676]

This is probably the best military tech I've seen, wow. What about the turret? Wouldn't that show up on inferred?

[@King_Flippy_Nips]

yes when it fires it will as well as its exhaust when its driving

[@mrzorg]

Mind bending.

[@TimsCabana]

What a bad ass tank!

[@iarissei]

This is pretty cool tech

[@rautamiekka]

"Now you see me. Now you don't" As a thermal sights lover, Ghost will be an extreme headache.

[@parkerottoackley6325]

Interesting To say the least 👍

[@goldrush5764]

This is a proper night tank! Imagine doing an offensive with this during the night. The enemy wouldn't be able to see it! .. ;)

[@andygruppo9342]

Great as long as it works

[@lexione14]

Now all it needs is a force field to create a protective bubble around it

[@cailhotz3814]

Dark 5 plays Swedish tree confirmed.... Subbed

[@nopenope5203]

Amazing... But how expensive will this be to realistically implement?

[@pawebogusz8753]

Modern APFSDS will shoot through most of armors. Invisibility and active protection with powerful gun, seems to make more sense. But when tank will shoot it can be detected so other tank can start shooting that way.

[@texasranger24]

Any modern tank should have at least 4 Javelins or similar anti tank missiles mounted on top by default. You can fire your gun and some missiles and immediately disappear behind cover or your stealth. That's hardly a new tactic, just one that requires your sensors and crew to work better and faster than the enemies.

[@mx24v41]

Agree, also one things that took me of guard was the fact that he called it the CV90120 T Ghost while yes the prototype is a CV90120 T the T and Ghost are 2 different models

[@petefoti1041]

Awesome Prototype. Sweden produces some awesome stuff. They need to be a NATO member yesterday.

[@anomilumiimulimona2924]

Are the electronic camo systems bulletproof from small arms fire?

[@davidb8373]

“Pristine reputation”? By whom? It’s never even seen combat.

[@zoom5024]

The cv90 platform? It was used in Afghanistan by Swedes, Norwegians & i think the danes brought some aswell.

[@davidb8373]

@@zoom5024 ok, and how much combat did it actually experience? How many were destroyed by IEDs and how many inside were killed. Look it up. It hardly has a “pristine“ reputation based on the few times it was exposed to hostilities

[@thunder2434]

The CV90 is held in very high regard by most western militaries including USA who have a version for trials right now. And yes it's performed very well, huge IEDs that kill even tanks left the crews alive in a CV90 in Afghanistan. The firepower is also impressive. At least with the Swedish 40 mm, the NATO 20 mm Bushmaster is ok but not as lethal vs infantry or vehicles.

[@Icriedtoday]

Love your new non-staccato voice

[@umu8934]

Wow Bae systems hagglunds The swedish branch now testing and utilizing the stealth add on kit to their cv90 Mk4 light tanks. That add ons was firstly seen on 2013 from UK Bae systems and Obrum polish tank pl01 base in cv90t light tank. Hopefully it will also incorporate to challenger 3...

[@zoom5024]

It was actually introduced in Sweden over some 15 years ago, before the PL1 was even a concept.

[@Lukky_Luke]

Perfect for night fighting when one us Infra red to see. And in the artics the nights are looong

[@kendodd8734]

Very impressive camouflage like it said in this video mimicking what quite a few animals do in nature blending in to the background to make them almost invisible but there’s one flaw with invisibility like this in nature and that is movement as soon as the animal moves u can c it and so it would b with this tank I suspect a flaw that could b very costly for the crew not to mention the dollar implications for the country deploying them