M113 Lynx photos needed for book project

[Douglas Greville]

Hanno

I think it is an English speaker mistake trying to translate "Lynx" into Dutch language and ending up with "Luchs" German language.

Correct terminology in Netherlands was M113 C&V as far as I know. Different sources seem to vary that around a bit.

Regards
Doug

Originally Posted by Hanno Spoelstra

The list seems to have some double entries.
Anyhow, the Dutch M113 C&R entry is incorrect, see my earlier posting.
The Luchs is a German 8x8 amphibious reconnaissance armoured fighting vehicle.

[Ed Storey]

"Correct terminology in Netherlands was M113 C&V as far as I know. Different sources seem to vary that around a bit."

Sources, what 'sources' would those be? Wikipedia?

[Douglas Greville]

Originally Posted by Ed Storey

"Correct terminology in Netherlands was M113 C&V as far as I know. Different sources seem to vary that around a bit."

Sources, what 'sources' would those be? Wikipedia?

You need to start getting out of the right side of the bed.

No.

Amersfoort.

Specifically "M113 C en V".

Regards
Doug

[Hanno Spoelstra]

Originally Posted by Douglas Greville

Correct terminology in Netherlands was M113 C&V as far as I know. Different sources seem to vary that around a bit.

Doug,

Indeed, that's what I said in post #23.

According to the technical manual the full nomenclature was

• "Carrier, Commando en Verkenning M113A1 C&V. m/25 mm Boordwapen"
  which translates to
• "Carrier, Command and Reconnaissance M113A1 C&R. w/25 mm mounted weapon"

HTH,
Hanno