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Based on unofficial information from the Czech general staff, Puma might be selected based on its "technological superiority". [46] In December 2018, Puma was shortlisted together with the ASCOD, CV90 and Lynx [47] In October 2019 it was announced that the Puma was being withdrawn from the competition. The manufacturer said that the Czech Army requirements would require an expensive redesign to the existing Puma which it was unwilling to undertake. [48] The frontal armor offers protection against medium caliber projectiles and shaped charge projectiles. [31] In protection class C, the flanks of the Puma are up-armored to about the same level of protection as is the front, while the roof armor is able to withstand artillery or mortar bomblets. The Puma's large weight reserves and the compact cabin make it very attractive for modification. Most vital integrals are situated in the front, floor, and side walls, which may remain unchanged during such a cabin-oriented modification. AB: There is a high chance your opponent already has "crew replenishment" researched, in which case if you will go for default strategy, you are likely to lose, as the commander can use the main weapon. Basically, treat PUMA as if you can only take it out in minimum two shots and disable its weapon first.

R&S SOVERON Handheld and Vehicel application have been commissioned to equip Pumas of the German element of Very High Joint Readiness Task Force 2023 (VJTF 2023). [34] Mobility [ edit ] What is Netfit Technology? This is PUMA’s newly developed custom shoelace adjustment technology, which makes the shoelace an important part of the performance of the shoe and an original with more personality. PUMA covers the middle of the upper with a mesh fabric, and the different positions of the lace perforation can more independently adjust the wearing comfort and the strength of the upper support.Given the advanced age of the current Marder IFVs, and because the world market does not offer any vehicle comparable with the specifications to which the Puma is built, the acquisition of the new vehicles was unanimously voted for by the budget committee of the Bundestag.

The Puma (formerly also named Igel (hedgehog) and Panther) [12] [13] started as a follow-up project to the German 1996 "NGP" project ( Neue Gepanzerte Plattformen, "New Armored Platforms"). Its aim was to collect ideas for a common base vehicle that could be used for a variety of tasks including that of the APC, IFV, air defense and replacing and assisting the MBT in the frontline combat role. The NGP project was ended in 2001. Puma infantry fighting vehicle gets official approval for service in German army - Armyrecognition.com, 20 April 2015 For the traction : the traction actually just so so .Runners found wet roads to be slippery and turns difficult to maneuver. Sharma, Soumya (22 December 2022). "BAE Systems, Sweden, Czech Republic sign MoU for new CV90". Army Technology . Retrieved 23 March 2023. A group of four A400M aircraft could fly three class A Pumas into a theatre, with the fourth airplane transporting the class C armor kits and simple lifting equipment. The Pumas could be built-up to armor class C within a short time.Unlike with the similar IFVs, it is incredibly difficult to destroy it without actually taking out the crew Criticism started early in the Puma's life cycle after large cost increases and time delays. Ever increasing change requests and the absurd 117 legal provisions that need to be followed, caused the delays and increase in cost. As early as 2013, there was a list of almost 1,000 different issues and deficiencies within the project. The Puma is a German infantry fighting vehicle (IFV) ( Schützenpanzer or short SPz) designed to replace the aging Marder IFVs currently in service with the German Army. Production of the first batch of 350 vehicles began in 2010 and was completed in August 2021. A second batch of 229 Pumas received funding. [8] Mass production began on 6July 2009. [9] The companies responsible for this project are Krauss-Maffei Wegmann and Rheinmetall Landsysteme, which created a joint venture, Projekt System Management GmbH (PSM). The Puma is one of the world's best-protected IFVs, while still having a high power-to-weight ratio. [10] [11] History [ edit ] Development [ edit ]