The official AHF Allied & Neutral Armies quiz thread

[Bill Murray]

Thank you Waleed:

Based on the complexity of your "tips" I am beginning to think you write difficult computer game programs or perhaps mystery novels as your occupation.

Back to what I know better wheeled vehicles, although this one has a bit of armour added.
Bill

[peeved]

Hi Bill,
BA-22 armoured ambulance prototype?
Markus

[Bill Murray]

Markus, Markus, Markus........

You could have left the answer at least until tomorrow to make me feel it was a bit more difficult

Your friend Bill and yes of course and over to you.
Bill

[peeved]

Thanks Bill,

Well... It's almost tomorrow in my time zone even though we switched back to normal time last night.

New subject.

Markus

[John Hilly]

Because I don't know the answer, I'll give a free hint:
It has been in Finnish use due to the Camouflage painting?

Greets
Juha-Pekka

[AVV]

Hello!
Well, it seems to me that this gun is either Swiss, or Swedish.

Best regards, Aleks

[peeved]

Hi Aleks,
It was used by the Swiss, manufactured by the Swiss under licence but designed by a French firm. You're just the model designation away; That may be not too difficult to find especially since I remembered I've used the photo before in a related quiz
Regards,
Markus

[Bill Murray]

Hotchkiss 25mm????
Bill

[karlik]

Perhaps 7.5 cm AA gun Flab Kan 38 in travelling position?

[peeved]

The Schneider design as produced at K+W Thun it is.

7,5 cm Flab Kan 38 L 49 photo from Bewaffnung und Ausrüstung der Schweizer Armee seit 1817, Artillerie II by Walter Stutz.

Over to Karlik,

Markus

[karlik]

is not german

[AVV]

Hm-m... Swiss production again? A Solothurn creation?

Best regards, Aleks

[karlik]

Hm-m... Swiss production again? A Solothurn creation?

Best regards, Aleks

Hi!
Not swiss. This AT-rifle was made in one of the allied countries

[Ironmachine]

Soviet PTR Schcholochowa?

[karlik]

You are right This is a Soviet copy of German ATR Mauser T-Gewehr, reworked under the soviet cartridge caliber 12,7x108 in 1941. produced several hundred of this ATR