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[apophenia]

Canada Testing Big TOW Missile System On Little MRZR Buggies

Anyone know if DND ever applied its own designation to the Polaris MRZR-D? Or did the 36 x MRZR-D remain undesignation trial vehicles?

BTW, that C16 translated from Canuckian is the Heckler & Koch GMG (aka CASW, Close Area Suppression Weapon).

If Canada procured that Polaris rocket-armed variant, the weapons fit would be C9A1 (for M240B Minimi) and CVR7-PG (for 70mm laser-guided rockets).

[Gingie]

 (aka CASW, Close Area Suppression Weapon).

I wonder when it was changed from Company Area SW to Close Area? When I first heard about it in 2002-ish, it was definitely Company.

[apophenia]

I wonder when it was changed from Company Area SW to Close Area? When I first heard about it in 2002-ish, it was definitely Company.

Graeme: The CASW acronym changed early in 2008 when plans shifted away from issuing these AGLs at the Company level. So, I guess NDHQ decided to keep the acronym while changing the name. And 'Close' was close enough ... sorry 

[Gingie]

Boo!

Also, I think if CASW as still very new, and realize that 2002 was 21 years ago. 

[GTX_Admin]

1/48 Douglas A-4M Skyhawk coming:

[LemonJello]

Marines (USMC) for your MRZRs! 



I'll be getting a couple sets, seems like they'd be good for other vehicles in my USMC inventory.