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Vorwort 5 Vorgeschichte Des Kanonenjagdpanzers.. 10 Jagdpanzer Kanone Jpz 1-3 Auf Basis HS 30 11 Jagdpanzer HS 30 Mit 90-Mm-Pzk Vorwort 5 JPz Kanone - Entwicklung in der Schweiz 37 Vorgeschichte des Kanonenjagdpanzers.. 10 MOWAG Patentanmeldung für Jagdpanzer Kanone JPz 1-3 Konzept JPz Kanone 37 auf Basis HS 30 11 MOWAG Konzept HM 3 38 Jagdpanzer HS 30 mit 90-mm-PzK MOWAG Konzept M 3 39 im Turm 13 MOWAG JPz Kanone GEPARD 40 Spähpanzerjäger Hotchkiss mit Außenaufnahmen des MOWAG 90-mm-PzK im Turm (Mecar-Turm) 14 JPz GEPARD 41 Spähpanzerjäger Hotchkiss (SP.I.C) mit 90-mm-PzK im Turm Vergleich JPz Kanone und (Rheinmetall-Turm) 15 MOWAG JPz GEPARD 42 Konzeptvorschlag für einen Die Entwicklung des JPz Kanone von Fa. FMC 44 JPz Kanone in Deutschland 16 Prototyp 1 HK 3/1 (HK 131) JPz Kanone / Serienversionen 46 (Fa. Henschel) 17 Serie Deutschland 46 Henschel Tellerfederung und Serie Belgien 51 Solozahn-Triebrad 19 Umbau Beobachtungs- und Prototyp 1 RU 3/1 (RU 131) Führungspanzer (Deutschland) 54 (Fa. Ruhrstahl) 20 Umbau Fahrschulpanzer 56 Holzmodell 1 RU 3/1 21 Prototyp 1 RU 3/1 (RU 131) JPz Kanone / Versuchsträger / Holzmodell (Fa. Ruhrstahl) 22 Projekte 57 Hydrop-Federung des Unterstützungspanzer mit 35-mm-MK 57 Prototypen 1 RU 3/1 23 JPz Kanone mit 105-mm-PzK 59 Prototyp 1 RU 3/2 (RU 132) JPz Kanone mit 120-mm-PzK (KW 90)... 60 (Fa. Ruhrstahl) 24 Konzeptentwurf JPz Kanone 120 mm Prototyp 2 HK 3/1 (HK231) von P. W. Krapke 65 (Fa. Henschel) 25 Prototyp 2 HK 3/2; (HK 232) 26 JPz Kanone Inside 67 Prototyp 2 HK 3/4; (HK 234) Kampfraum 67 (Fa. Henschel) 27 Prototyp 2 RU 3/1 (RU 231), Feuerkraftbestimmende (Fa. Ruhrstahl) 28 Komponenten 71 Prototyp 2 RU 3/2 (RU 232) Waffenanlage 71 (Fa. Ruhrstahl) 29 90-mm-Munition 74 Prototyp 2 RU 3/3 (RU 233) Beobachtungs- und Zielgeräte 76 (Fa. Ruhrstahl) 30 Prototypen 3 RU 3/1 bis 3 RU 3/6 Beweglichkeitsbestimmende (RU 331 - RU 336) (Fa. Ruhrstahl) 31 Komponenten 78 Motor 78 Erprobung des JPz Kanone 32 Getriebe 79 Unterwasserfahrten (»Tauchversuche«) 34 Fahrwerk 83 90-mm-Pak selbstfahrend 36 Gleiskette 85 http://d-nb.info/1071614347 Überlebensfählgkeifsbeslimmende Nicht in Serie gefertigte Komponenten 86 Konzepte / Prototypen 112 Wanne / Gehäuse 86 JPz Rak 2 mit LFK HARPON 112 ABC-Schutzbelüftungsanlage 88 JPz HS 30 mit LFK TOW 112 Tiefwatausrüstung 89 JPz M 113 mit LFK HOT 112 JPz 2 mit Abschussanlage Der JPz Kanone in der Nutzung 90 HAKO 09 (HOT) 113 Vorgeschichte des JPz Rakete - Raketenjagdpanzers 94 Nachfolgeprojekte 114 SS 10 95 Waffensystemstudie SS 11 95 Thyssen-Henschel 114 PzJgKW-Konzepte mit Die Entwicklung des JPz Rakete 97 elevierbarer Plattform 115 Der Raketenjagdpanzer 1; Realisierbarkeitsuntersuchungen 116 JPz 3-3 (HS 30) 97 Konzeptstudien / Kettenfahrzeuge 117 Der Raketenjagdpanzer 2 99 Konzeptstudien / Radfahrzeuge 119 Trilateraler Versuchsträger (TVT) 120 Jagdpanzer Rakete 2 -Serienversionen 101 Jagdpanzer Rakete Inside 121 JPz Rak 2 mit PzAbwLFK SS 11 101 JPz Rak 2 mit SS 11 121 JPz Rak 3 mit PzAbwLFK HOT JPz Rak 3 JAGUAR 1 mit HOT 123 (JAGUAR 1) 102 JPz Rak 3 JAGUAR 1A0A3 mit JPz Rak 3 mit PzAbw LFK HOT und HOT und WBG 124 WBG (JAGUAR 1 AO A3) 106 JPz Rak 4 JAGUAR 2 mit TOW 125 JPz Rak 4 mit PzAbw LFK TOW (JAGUAR 2) 108 Die Aussonderung des JPz Rakete 126 JPz Jaguar im österreichischen Bundesheer 111 Schlusswort / Der Autor 128 .
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