CV90 Infantry Fighting Vehicle | The finest Swedish steel

[@WeaponDetective]

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[@robertlackey7212]

Every new generation seems to have bigger thirstier engins , I wish you would do a video compairing fuel economy among vehicles with CNB protection , "what vehicle will be best for a protracted third world war".

[@davec5153]

Still cant believe the British army chose general dynamics over BAE and the CV90 Mk4.

[@reyvan3806]

I have a feeling they will end up canceling the Ajax after spending huge amounts on it.

[@CapitalRoach]

@@reyvan3806 They will just slap some armour plates onto a LWB Land Rover and call it a day. Again.

[@studentaviator3756]

Apparently the prototypes where fine but the Spanish factory who made early models got the measurements completely wrong meaning that the whole programe has ground to a halt. I hope we pick the cv 90

[@studentaviator3756]

@Geoffrey Gizzard hopefully we will be ae to nail general dynamics balls to the wall.

[@martindice5424]

I am also in a state of befuddlement my friend.. If it was a cheaper bid ? Well that worked out well then..🤔

[@manjinor]

I served on a CV9030N. It is a hell of a machine! The way it maneuvers in snow is truly amazing.

[@andrews_lego_tanks_and_more]

Glad to see a small country like Estonia having received such a top-of-the-line vehicle. Hope the CV90 finds it's way to many other users.

[@TB-zf7we]

Too bad a big country like Canada does not easily see the value, especially considering the last 3 months in Ukraine.

[@pavelcerny9803]

Coming to the Czech Republic (hopefully) soon ;)

[@periculosumadversario]

@@pavelcerny9803 Obviously you just got it! And the latest MKIV variant at that, not too shabby. Great u did not just get on the Puma or the Ajax-train.

[@pavelcerny9803]

@@periculosumadversario Honestly anything better than BVP-2, that's really embarassing in 2023 honestly. Same goes for the basic vehicles, UAZ was replaced in 2021, that's even more embarassing. Politicans really turned a blind eye on the military equipment all these years.

[@kankerbende]

Good for Estonia, bud bad for The Netherlands ! Why did we sold them ? I hope that they were replaced by newer models !

[@slmyatt]

Swedish mimitary equipment demonstrates Sweden has an excellent scientific and technical educational system, with a high regarf for thinking outside the box.

[@Detvanliga]

Not necessarily, I am afraid. But one asset is the close partnership between the weapons manufacturers and the Swedish Defence Forces, which leads to them manufacturing things that are actually wanted and needed, instead of what some engineer thinks is needed. .

[@bopp6964]

We did have an excellent system of education but it got fucked up a decade or two ago.

[@ludder72]

Yes :) many new students are making small explosions in all over Sweden :)

[@rojavabashur6455]

@@bopp6964 Yes, the right wing privatization of the school system.

[@apanapandottir205]

@@rojavabashur6455 They are truly dedicated to dismantling everything that made our country great. Everything from science and engineering to music and culture is to be destroyed and then sold to a friend.

[@kaamoshaamu]

One thing was forgotten here. CV90 has superior snow driving capabilities. Where others struggle or dive into snow, CV skeeds/swims on the top.

[@kaamoshaamu]

@@ideadlift20kg83 Well you're right, but that small sidenote actually made all the difference. Just wanted to emphasize it.

[@farthunder]

uhm no

[@kaamoshaamu]

@@farthunder Thanks for you valuable feedback.

[@farthunder]

Well, i am a cv90 driver and i can tell you they are not that good in the snow. Just skidding all over the place even with the snow track on it. You can barely streer because the track just keeps spinning with no grip. Even more dangerous for you back infantry personal.

[@kaamoshaamu]

@@farthunder So you're conscript? driver, I imagine that you never tried the other vehicles. There's also thing that some countries kept the rubber tracks also for winter for savings. Rubbers are usually used in summer so they don't wear the asphalt so much.

[@kristofferhellstrom]

Congratts Slovakia for just deciding to buy 152 CV 90!!

[@MrVolodus]

Thanks :) Finally some replacement for old bmp's. With this, we might have some combat capability :D Add F16 we are awaiting, this goes up even more.

[@kristofferhellstrom]

@@MrVolodus That's awesome man :)

[@ibuprofen_]

Still remember driving on a snow backroad and drifting through a curve just to come face to face with 2 CV90 prototypes and thought my time to meet my maker had come. The CV's just veered of the road into 4 feet of snow and I braced for an impact that never came when I drove through the wall of snow kicked up. Then they just drove back up on the road. Nothing comes remotely close to the CV90 mobility

[@martindice5424]

To quote my favourite Antipodean analyst Perun given the number of soldiers in the Swedish and the number of IFVs and APCs they have - ‘do Swedish soldiers actually WALK anywhere?’

[@burre01]

yeah, i think we have around 2000 CV90's, and around 35.000 active personnell in the military.

[@zoom5024]

@@burre01 No we dont, we have 500+ which is still huge for the amount of our small army.

[@periculosumadversario]

@@burre01 Yup, its around 500.

[@kyosokutai]

We mostly use bicycles. So no.

[@TheONE-f6l]

@@kyosokutai are from 30 years ago

[@gejnormcswipe8435]

50 of these are being sent to Ukraine, where they will be fighting the sort of tanks they were made to fight!

[@SonnyKnutson]

Hell yes, Finally we could get some real combat performance on these. Then we can finally shut the people up who keep saying "not proven in real battle".

[@blackwolf7487]

Best IFV in the World.

[@cyberarchitect9280]

I know, I'm a bit late but dear creator this video was magnificent! I always had the knowledge about the I can't find words nor in English nor in Hungarian....so about the insane products of the Swedish military industry and some times I have really akward meetings with Swedish vehicles in WarThunder 😅😅😅. But to be honest these informations that you tell as have really suprised me. Not the technical features of this IFV evenmore how many users, variations and modifaciations. But for me the most suprising thing was that the chassis of the CV90 used by the Polish for the PL01. And after you told that, I had the "How I didn't notice that?" feeling. This vehicle is amazing, hats off for the enginiers. And hats off for you as well, because you talking about each weapon in so detailed and very accurate. I love this channel I'm so happy I've found it. And I have a question if you allow. Will we see videos about the German war machines such as GTK Boxer, Leopard 2, or mybe KF41 Lynx? Thanks for the video and have a nice day

[@DeBoX1985]

Outstanding video , like always :) . As many have already pointed out, I'm shocked and saddened that this channel doesn't have far higher subscriber rate. Keep up the excellent work !! :D

[@petertimowreef9085]

I happen to be born in the Netherlands and we use these vehicles. Obviously that must mean they are the very best.

[@minimax9452]

Puma was not around

[@SverkerSuper]

@@minimax9452 Puma would not ever be around if it werent for the CV90...

[@minimax9452]

@@SverkerSuper hypothetical. But Puma is more advanced - and better protected. the integration of infantry is high sophisticated. may be some german over engineering....

[@SverkerSuper]

@@minimax9452 They are built for different purpuse. Puma would not last a day north of Copenhagen. Pula takes less infantry, it's almost a meter wider, and the "sophistication" of infantry - Dude, you are comparing a 2009 construction to the CV90 MK1, atleast compare it to the CV90 MK4. And, to further drive home the point - CV90 sold around 1000 units its first 10 years in production (Remember - early 2000s, the years of peace in Europe...), Puma has sold 350 in total last 10 years. It's not as good as you think.

[@minimax9452]

@@SverkerSuper no one can predict what happens when under wich circumstances. It is not WOT it is a real world. As a matter of fact the puma is better protected and has a remote controlled turret. He is as fast as the CV.

[@WanderingShadow100]

One remarkable thing about Sweden it is a neutral country but having a very advanced arms industry, producing/exporting ones of the bests all round weapons/tanks/fighters/navy in the world. Could not wait for the day that a CV-90 to encounter with a BMP-3 i.e. a brain vs brawn fight. With superior training/tactics/logistics of the West, I already know which one is going to win.

[@einar8019]

Sweden isnt neutral

[@JH-lo9ut]

"Neutrality" is sometimes confused with pacificm. It is not the same thing. When Sweden chose the path of non-alliance, they had to rely on domestic weapon systems and a domestic arms industry. As a country with faily low population, the army, navy and air forces have had to rely on supreme quality rather than quantity to match a potential aggressor. Besides this, Sweden, as a country with some of the world's richest deposits of iron ore, has been producing the highest quality steel for centuries. Swedish companies are among the world leading in many high-tech and engineering fields such as robotics, tele-communications and explosives.

[@einar8019]

@@JH-lo9ut idk during the cold war the swedish military had really good numbers.

[@jimmiekarlsson4458]

@@einar8019 Ehm yes, so far we still are, if we get in to nato then no

[@periculosumadversario]

Sweden has been in the forefront since after WW2 with its industry - everything from the 4th largest airforce in the world 1948-1975 ,w SAAB J29, Lansen, Draken and Viggen, to all the Bofors cannons, and now SAAB makes all kinds of weapon systems, JAS Gripen E, Tank optics/protection and Ericsson Radio System which are at the forefront companies in radars, ECM's, signal intelligence systems and Kockums, developing the best subs in the world and the Visby-class corvettes, the first and most proven stealth ships. Most under the umbrella of FOA, the army's research unit. It's weird for such a small nation. But we see this also in other small nations like Israel.

[@dawnsparrow4477]

A wonderful video about CV-90 Vehicles...video clearly explained all characteristics and capabilities of this superior Armour Vehicles of (Swedish )also video labels to historical background of its designed thanks (weapons detective )...for sharing this video...

[@TheBongReyes]

I’ve been keeping track on the US Army’s program to replace the Bradley. To me, I think the CV90 would be the ideal “off the shelf” replacement IFV to the Bradley. Aside from being an IFV, the CV90 platform has various other variants that can be purchased along with the IFV setup. Dual 120mm mortar would be a great capability not currently in the US military inventory.

[@sweden132]

Very very good and in depth videos guys! You have earned yourself a new subscriber! Thanks for the good and hat work! Keep them coming !😍

[@tonnywildweasel8138]

Think we made a good buy here ! Greets from the Netherlands 🌷, T.

[@Cubcariboo]

Canada needs the CV-90!

[@petter5721]

I believe CV90 was one of the favourites in the Canadian competition that was cancelled some years ago due to some protection requirements that no supplier could live up to…..

[@rossg4788]

Not sure why they bought wheeled vehicles with there levels of snow fall. Makes no sense. Tracked IFVs are better. Canadian military procurement has a horrible history

[@jesperepe]

Made for snow and freezing temperature. Like the Gripen.

[@randomname1251]

I’ve been subscribed for a while, and I’m surprised this channel doesn’t have 1m+ subscribers. Keep up the amazing work! Would love to see some videos on small arms, or perhaps on more non-European systems. Also maybe some stuff on formations, or tactics of various countries?

[@sohrabroozbahani4700]

Swedish can do no wrong man...

[@Ferrari333SP]

Excited to see these perform in Ukraine!

[@orangejjay]

Heyyyooo. These are headed to Ukraine. Thanks for sending these to my home Europe partners!

[@richardthornton3775]

Great video thank you. I think the UK should elect to ‘now’ get a tracked IFV to replace Warrior, and very much hope they will. The Ajax was never intended to be an IFV, maybe it could morph into one (if the UK indeed carried on down the Ajax route??) but Ajax is/was procured to replace CVR/T. Boxer was to replace warrior. So who knows, if it is decided to go for an tracked IFV as well as boxer, the CV-90 is a definitely going be up there👍..how does it complete with Redback & Lynx/ puma? Would those be i with a shout too? Thanks again mate really interesting 👍👍

[@jonaswallmyr]

For people wonder which variant(s) Sweden will send to Ukraine. This haven't been very clearly specified yet. That could depend on that they don't want to specify or that the delivery package isn't completely set yet. The MoD said that it will be vehicles used in international missions. This would imply the 9040C variant, which is the most advanced Swedish version with the heaviest layer of protection. Would be great! There is also the option to send some of the other variants in the pakage, like the 9040LVKV(anti-air) and probably they will send a number of the recovery variant. I think we have somewhere around 200 CV90's that is not being used in the current defence organisation so hopefully, these first 50 will be followed on by many more! And then ofcourse we have all the other CV90 user countries. Some of them have shown quite the will to send equipment to Ukraine so I'm counting on them to, we could end up with hundreds of CV90's in Ukraine. They will probably have to work double as IFV's and recovery vehicles to pull all the bogged down Bradley's out of the mud soup..... :P

[@Benderswe1]

ive been to hägglunds factory here in sweden back in the early 90´s and saw them up close the first models an impressive kit

[@bennyboy5374]

Slovakia put an order for 152 CV90 a few days ago. And czech republic wants to buy 250 but havn't placed order yet.

[@goldrush5764]

Yep, and now the deals are finished. They bought them from us.. Now Italy wants to buy 100 from us.. ;)

[@matsv201]

It's basically a Volvo 740... troop carrier. Engine In the front. Large hatch in the back. Can load both People and shopping from Ikea. And a large roof rack to have your Bofors 40mm on.

[@matsv201]

@@toqtoq3361 just rip out the seat and put some load harmesses in

[@fredrikregnell2662]

😁 Yes

[@ornestal2615]

The 240 kombi is the workhorse in the swedish armed forces, made of cast iron and malice in mount doom. Just weld a gun turret to the roof and you are golden, cold war style.

[@matsv201]

@@ornestal2615 Well it was.. i guess they still have some left. Before that... "suggan" was actually a really good vehicle. And now i guess "galten" is the one used.. if i´m updated (i may be out of date)

[@dimasfebrianramdhani3738]

Thanks for the video👍

[@Wickwire86]

Just a small correction. Norway uses the Mk3b version.

[@TheGrace020]

Amazing video :DDDDD

[@nigelmacbug6678]

it would be interesting to see a CV90 variant that could use the boxer interchangeable mission modules

[@snugglesjuggler]

8:35 That Polish light tank version looks like a futuristic Judge Dredd on the field.

[@RexRegisPeter]

I was the gunner and also got the driver "licens" for CV9040B 20+ years ago. Glad I didn't have to use my skills in real combat.

[@andrewweninger1059]

Found out recently that the co-ax MG was the 1919A5/6 in 8mm Swedish, in 2010 the switched to the MAG58 in 7.62N.

[@dsandstrom93]

It's versatility makes me think of the chimaera vehicle from warhammer 40.000.

[@iam5085]

This would be my go-to vechicle in the alternative universe as a Rambo.

[@petter5721]

Excellent video 👍🏻

[@Mike.Muc.3.1415]

The Stridsvagn 122 (Strv 122) is a Swedish main battle tank based on the German Leopard 2 improved variant, just like the German Leopard 2A5, utilizing newer technology such as command-, control-, and fire-control systems, as well as reinforced armour and long-term combat capacity. (Wikipedia)

[@SonnyKnutson]

Why are you commenting on a different vehicle here? Just posting random facts or any specific reason?

[@davemiter1034]

It also didn't pass stage 1 of the Land 400 Phase 3 M113AS4 replacement tender which is now in tender evaluation mode with Hanwha AS21 REDBACK and Rheinmetall Lynx KF41.

[@martinbruce8221]

BAE systems with the CV90 withdrew from Land 400. It's not that they didn't pass, they didn't compete...

[@davemiter1034]

@@martinbruce8221 They did compete with Ajax also involved with the other 2 vehicles. But both Ajax and CV90 did not go through to the second testing phase. Have a look at Defence Connect and Land 400 Phase 3 page.

[@guseks8413]

@@davemiter1034 The real strength of CV90 is the mobility in Northern European terrain. Perhaps when that not being a factor there might be better options out there, especially for the price. I think the AS21 would fit Australia well.

[@jonathanhansen7734]

I love your videos!!!

[@amarjeetbadhani3616]

JAI HIND 🇮🇳 🇮🇳 🇮🇳 Very well explained ...

[@meowmeowmeow1243]

The CV90 is a beast.

[@kasprzykmichal7]

Can you do a video about new Polish IFV BORSUK? Much appreciated.

[@WeaponDetective]

Our next Weapon Detective land system video will be about the Patria AMV and its derivatives.

[@well-blazeredman6187]

Good video about a great vehicle - but I wonder, what is the point of such an expensive mortar variant? Isn't it just duplicating the capability of accompanying self-propelled howitzers?

[@peroman5974]

It is for close range fire missions (2-8 km) were it is immediately deployable to give support to company - battalion units in their combat missions. They are immediately behind front line units.

[@nakennille127]

Ty for ur videos. They are rly informative and entertaining :)

[@JamesLaserpimpWalsh]

Thanks. I did wonder about ammo availability for the 35mm as it's not a calibre I've seen too often, but they are used in quite a few European countries so that should be a non issue. I bet you can do better work with that than a 20mm. Take out larger threats with quick direct fire and all that. Thanks for the lowdown

[@danielburgess7785]

I must ponder how the 'infrared signature' is compromised by the spent casings being ejected into the air in front of the vehicle. It would display as a fountain with a highly definable source.

[@michaelchi3628]

I mean to eject casings the gun would be firing which is a pretty big giveaway to begin with 🤷

[@TheWizardGamez]

@@michaelchi3628 yeah, in the end of the day, better to see your enemy before they see you, afterwards the sound alone will be enough to start counterfire

[@crizy2502]

Nope. You dont notice it. It's weird but the casings and the scope does not align from the distance that they are thrown. Maybe if you reverse but we never practiced reversing in night.

[@kankerbende]

If it fire at you, it doesn't matter then anymore ! You are likely dead then !

[@warlord95Sweden]

Sweden is sending 50 to Ukraine. Hope our brother of freedom will have great success with them. Slava Ukraini

[@freddiehardmanlea1055]

It's about to win the Slovak ifv competition unless something strange happens. It's closest competitor the lynx was rumored to be quite a bit more expensive. Rheinmettal tried to make a deal that gave what looked like a huge domestic production share but it looks like the Slovak government is going to bite (the deal was actually not as good as it looked when really broken down). The D series turret is being offered with interest in updating to 50mm from the the Slovaks. Lynx advocates argued that cv90 is old and with limited upgrade potential. Cv90 advocates were liable to opine that the lynx is an updated Marder so not as new as it thinks. I'll leave you guys to be the judge.

[@petter5721]

CV90 MK4 is pretty much a new design where they kept all the good stuff. Sweden is also looking at buying MK4 versions in the near future!

[@WAJK2030]

The Lynx is a watered down PUMA. It has nothing to do with the Marder platform.

Thank

[@horrido666]

Very nice. A little slow, though. The crews must love those rubber tracks.

[@AndyWoohoo666]

So 70 km/h or 44 Mph is slow? The Marder does about 75 km/h 46 mph and the Bradley 56 Km/ h or 35 mph. BMP-1 and BMP-2 65 Km/h or 40 mph, BMP-3 72 Km/h 45 mph. I think the CV-90 is above average when talking about speed and also armament and tech.

[@kentnilsson465]

The 40mm gun was specifically chosen because it could penetrate a T-72 from the side, to do that they fire a SABOT grenade, or SABOT projectile

[@KristianEkstrom-u3y]

all good.. but it is called KSP58 not "kps58"

[@christopherchristianvanlan1809]

sweden has 500 of these babies. Edit : pressconference Thursday 17h Jan. Sweden will send 50 units of CV90 + Nlaw antitank to Ukraine immediately Archer will be transferred after a brief checkup later this spring.

[@tetispinkman9135]

Also there's gossip it will come to Ukraine

[@sdfghgtrew]

@@tetispinkman9135 no gossip. Facts

[@tetispinkman9135]

@@sdfghgtrew at that moment was gossip, but now at least 50 from Sweden, maybe also some from Finns (they didn't tell what will send). , that's amazing

[@francois-xavierperrin313]

C'est chouette comme engin . Tu tires un obus pour dépoussiérer l'extérieur , apparemment , c'est efficace .. Par contre , à l'intérieur , doit falloir un bon aspirateur ...

[@Kenny-yl9pc]

Why has evey video of yours varying degrees of volume? From one moment to the next the volume increases or decreases somehow. Would be great if you could improve on that so that the volume stays always the same and stable. Otherwise great work!

[@soulbrothers7789]

Cv 90 even today the best in class

[@montanabigbeer650]

i really want that other dude as a commentator back who covered for this guy. sounds sooo much better!

[@kev41hc]

Thanks!

[@WeaponDetective]

Thanks man

[@kev41hc]

@@WeaponDetective No problem only shown a small token of appreciation

[@the7observer]

The AR-15 of Armored Vehicles

[@ComfortsSpecter]

Objectively the best IST on Earth at this moment Mostly by Stupid luck and lack of any real competition but hey She’s pretty Beautiful

[@meanmanturbo]

11:05 the ksp 58 that the newer Swedish use is the MAG

[@gaznevi]

Bu aksan bana bir yerden tanıdık geldi :D

[@indursmindur]

Russians about to find out how hard these hit

[@alejandrocasalegno1657]

The CV90 find out how hard Russia hit!!!!

[@uniformmike05]

@@alejandrocasalegno1657 That’s not very hard… What cruiser Moskva doing?

[@cameronbaum7918]

most of the old ones have a 40mm bofors, that wasnt mentioned

[@Kuhladestkyicky]

Good for Europe. The U.S. Army probably want something made in the U.S. logistical speaking. My opinion.

[@franklloydwrightpaculba6985]

I hope Armed Forces of the Philippines will aquire this CV90 as IFV of the philippine army.

[@Robin6512]

The Dutch use them already for a couple of years.

[@tamasgyorffy1]

I wonder what versions will be seen in Ukraine... Nice steel!

[@SonnyKnutson]

Most likely CV9040 according to some sources.

[@deaczorz]

imo the best ifv

[@BolinFoto]

The CV 90 is the Leman Russ of this reality :P

[@Leffe123]

THE 25 mm is you, THE 40 mm is the guy she is telling you not to worry about...

[@stockholm1960]

Slovakia has ordered 152 tanks for 1.7 billion € (= 11 million € each). Czech Republic will probably order 210 tanks.

[@bennyboy5374]

Read it's even 250 that Czechs wants to buy.

[@ilaccci8032]

Can you make a vid about the rheinmetall made lynx.

[@walterpellis692]

Bel mezzo!

[@johndilivio2770]

Does russian Bmp go thru armor of cv90

[@ger13nunyah56]

This is the way

[@deslow7411]

Sweden really has some amazing toys from submarines to tanks to planes, but the size of their army (20k active, 30k reserved) is really a joke. Of course this kind of downsize is allowed by Finland being between them and russia, but I really hope they start to grow their army size in the future given the current goepolitical situation.

[@goldrush5764]

We will! Our defence budget has been highly increased since the invasion of Ukraine. Before the invasion we had plans to triple our army when it comes to manpower. Now after the invasion it will be even more than that I guess. One advantage that we have is that we already have a very strong weapons industry. So we have all the high tech weapons and the ability to produce a lot of them if we wish. Now we only need to scale it up with manpower and weapons production.

[@henrikl4244]

And don't forget all with millitary education but was removed from millitary when Sweden scaled down their millitary. I have 10 month millitary education, used a early version of the same rifle that's Still in use and the AT-4. The rest of the weapon and equipment are not in use any longer but I could Still fight as a soldier together with many many more not counted if needed. Sweden educate around 6000 new soldiers every year and it's increasing.

[@thomaseriksson6256]

All Swedish defends Industry was sold out, so it will take years to build it up again. All of Sweden money goes to Economic Migrant and given away to foreign countries...

[@charleynilsson5543]

@@thomaseriksson6256 It's almost impressive how you fit that amount of misionformation into two sentences.

[@thomaseriksson6256]

Truth is always painful unless you accept it

[@cm-pr2ys]

I'd like to see this with a 50mm cannon! Also, does anyone know if this vehicle has amphibious mobility? Is it air droppable?

[@znail4675]

The 40mm cannon uses extra long ammunition so is pretty close in performance to a 50mm gun.

[@qvintuse.urvind7002]

With preparation it is amphibious, but similarly to the Bradley M2/M3, it weighs over 20 tons and cannot, as far as I know, be air dropped.

[@kankerbende]

Yes, you can always drop it !!! Bud if it works after that is the big question ?!!! 😂😂

[@LLiivveeeevviiLL]

It depends on the turret. It is as simple that long rounds demand more space. But there are 120 mm prototypes CV90120, basically light tanks without infantry compartment, once again due to ammo taking space. It has not been airdropped but a Globemaster C-17 can take 3 of them in a lift.

[@Janne1889]

CV 90 is a very very easy and trustful viechle. Strong as fuk

[@moc0_o]

Send some of these to Ukraine

[@SP-cn5lq]

Can you do the german Puma IFV?

[@WeaponDetective]

Here is our Puma video. We hope you would enjoy it kzbin.info/www/bejne/foXGmIScrdeEpqM

[@SP-cn5lq]

@@WeaponDetective didnt see it, thanks man

[@jaysidayon8217]

IFV Cv90 Mk4 And APC💪❤️🇵🇭.

[@bjornl6498]

what a tank

[@johndilivio2770]

Usa should buy 1000 cv 90

[@woxics]

I still think it's ironic. Sweden. One of the countries that has never fought since the early 1600's in a country on country senario is now making some of the finest and best weapon systems, weapons and artillery, Infantry naval transports and apparently tanks? yet we've never truely been in a war for decades, Yet seem to have mastered the ability to create weapons more lethal then most countries. I think sweden is just a sleeping giant when it comes to war.

[@carlwrede3850]

Last time we fought in a war was 1814 (not the early 1600's).

[@scruffy7760]

1600s huh

[@shades2.183]

Sweden has always been able to produce smart and practical weapons sinch forever. Their history is full of it, from leather canons to sail ship guns. A dane would know his history on the matter, we fought them for 600 years.

[@sixstrings666]

Someone skipped the history lessons in school, did'nt we?

[@jono_cc2258]

Hey UK Ministry of Defence, look what you could have won

[@BiohazardPL]

PL-01 is not developed. It was a proposal, which was rejected.

[@richierich1470]

Why has the United Kingdom not got this System CV90 Proven !!!!!

[@sasquatchhadarock968]

This is what swedes pull out when a guest asks for food during supper

[@Donnnny2010]

Main components US/german

[@johndilivio2770]

The sweden made the best cv90

[@jimmylarsson5667]

I really wish we (the Swedish government) would send 200 of the Cv 90 to the Ukraines. Would make a big difference in the war against the orchs from the east.

[@korbendallas1307]

Send 200 CV90 to whom? Who is going to operate these vehicles? It’s not like sending a regular car to people who have experience with a regular vehicle. Then take that to go grocery shopping. It takes months and months of training the crew . Then you need to train the crew to train with other crews of that same vehicle type to become proficient in combat. So even more months will pass before the crews will be ready. Sending these vehicle to become scrap metal is just dumb.

[@jimmylarsson5667]

@@korbendallas1307 2-3 months will do for education. Swedish government have now decided to send 50. CV 90. They will give the ruzzkies a real bad surprise, mind my word.

[@christiepoirot1050]

Today Stug3. 🇫🇮🇪🇺

[@Thor_Asgard_]

I really like the CV90, very good IFV, but if i had to sit in an IFV, i would no doubtely choose the PUMA.

[@len2063]

PUMA is as MBT whit a 30mm cannon and infantry. But all MBT/IFV die against modern AT weapon.

[@TB-zf7we]

Its is also rumoured to be very small with a max size limit for crew personal, unlike the CV-90.

[@jonny2954]

@@TB-zf7we The CV90 versions fitted with mine protection seats have height restriction for crew and dismounts aswell. Mine protection seats require space above the soldiers head to work properly. Now, how strictly these rules are enforced is up to the respective Armed Forces.

[@Jonsson474]

@@len2063 Depends on if the vehicle has an APS (active protection system) or not. Hägglunds now offer upgrades with Israeli Iron Fist APS.

[@robbzkel]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXi1e4SupN-Xqsk LMK what you think nowadays. Now we know why Germany don't give Ukraine Leopard 2 either. Because it's as bad as Puma!

[@Noone35791]

Swedish combat footage with the Strf 9040C: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIWWZpWEhb6ml7c Oh and Finland isn't part of Scandinavia nor the Baltic :D Loved the video!

[@nzxt1234]

Finland yeah not part of scandinavia but is part of Nordic and its in the Baltic sea.

[@phil20_20]

On its way to Ukraine! 🇺🇦 🇺🇦 🇺🇦

[@jandersson6675]

Doing some good work🙂

[@Malsum]

We are not a big country and therefore don't have a lot of manpower. So instead of sending in 100 guys we equip 10 guys with enough cutting edge tech to make them punch as hard as a hundred guys.... 😉