ELC project

ELC project
Šalies	Prancūzija
Vaidmenį	Šviesos bakas
Gamyba	Nuo 1955 m.
Pastatytas	10

2007 ELC projektas buvo 1955 m. Prancūzijos gynybos ministerijos pradėto tankų naikintuvo projekto prototipas. ELC (Engin Léger de Combat en:Light combat vehicle) projekto tikslas buvo sukurti lengvai šarvuotą, stipriai ginkluotą kovinę transporto priemonę, kurią būtų galima gabenti oro transportu, kad būtų galima greitai dislokuoti.

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ELC EVEN 90 Walk Around
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Nuotraukos	23

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Several models of the turret (AMX ELC bis) were tested on chassis manufactured from plans created by Hotchkiss. The vehicle’s drive suspension featured four roadwheels and two top rollers on each side. A new chassis began development in 1957, and was completed in 1961 under the designation of the ELC bis; this newer prototype had five roadwheels per side. The prototype is preserved at the Museum of Armour in Saumur.

ELC Bis Walk Around
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Lokalizavimo	Saumur
Nuotraukos	22

ELC Bis

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ELC EVEN 30 Walk Around
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ELC NET 30

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2007 ELC projektas was a French initiative to develop a light tank that could be airlifted to support airborne operations. The project started in 1955 and resulted in two prototypes, the ELC AMX and the ELC EVEN. Both tanks had a similar design, with a two-man crew, a 90 mm gun, and an oscillating turret. The main difference was that the ELC AMX had six road wheels and a hydropneumatic suspension, while the ELC EVEN had four road wheels and a torsion bar suspension. The ELC project was cancelled in 1961 due to budget constraints and changing military requirements. The prototypes were used for testing and evaluation until they were retired in the 1970s.