The Fennek Armored Scout Vehicle | Eyes and Ears of the Battlefield

[@stevestruthers6180]

I've always thought that the Fennek is practically the perfect recce vehicle - it's fast, has half-decent cross-country mobility, and its small size makes it stealthy, which is exactly what you want when doing classical 'mud recce' taskings. Its major failing, though, is that it doesn't offer a lot of protection against mines or IED's.

[@Maxim_aka_Doka]

Admit it, does ChatGPT write you the text for the video? This is very noticeable, especially in the sections protection, reconnaissance and armament.

[@charlesd3a]

Very much like the Timoney vehicles.

[@slaviero.]

As a reconnaissance vehicle it would seem valid, while for troop transport it would require a hatch on the back. Does the flat under-excavation guarantee valid anti-mine effectiveness???

[@rheijm9201]

As seen in Netherlands army museum.. that in fa t seem to like Daf more. Btw they need a cute helicopter, the ones they have now..come on, eurocopter.. scrapped? it must be thousands ..

[@leondillon8723]

Without the heavy weapons and classified gear, armored cars like this could be very useful in Florida,US. When anyone reaches the ripe old age of 15, they are entitled to a learners; permit. At 16 a operators' license. If they somehow pass school driving classes, they DO NOT have to take a road test. A month, or less, after the license is issue someone dies.

[@firefly9838]

Classified? This is all dated technology. Its not exactly secret. Also its Florida... we have weapons too

[@SRB.4S]

Fennek weight 12T not 10T.

[@123ntah]

mini condor

[@nurullulu2819]

When shoot by 9mm. Tang tang tang tang nothing happen. And when ATGM hit fenec become rubish. Please makae APC never destroy from nuclear