[OlgaBorovikovva]

Anyone know what type of tanks the DR Army had in inventory during these periods, including armored cars, personnel carriers etc.

I have seen pictures of US made M 41 Walker Bulldog light tanks apparently deployed during The U.S. Occupation of the early 1960's but little else

I seem to recall someone (I think it was a Pichardo travelogue) posting multiple pages of Dominican armor a year or so ago and I was somewhat involved in a discussion, but can't find it using search :-(

See Pichardo, I trust your information, most of the time as long as you stay out of Iranian airspace

[VanDerSmok]

Interesting question, i have been wondering about this aswell.

[Les Allen]

Took a look on google. Couldn't find anything. Is it possible that current army has no armored vehicles?

[payloansday]

[OlgaBorovikovva]

Thanks

Any idea what type of tanks are in the last two photos? Next to last looked like Walkers but gun mount is all wrong unless it is some type of upgrade I have never seen

[Pharmaciest2007]

i have been wondering about this aswell

[VanDerSmok]

Thanks PICHARDO!

[ViaplyVuple]

One look's like a m24 upgraded to a 90mm gun American made one of the other tank's with a small rearward mounted turrent look's like a light french tank and the last photo I would like to know my self.

[OlgaBorovikovva]

One look's like a m24 upgraded to a 90mm gun American made one of the other tank's with a small rearward mounted turrent look's like a light french tank and the last photo I would like to know my self.

I thought possibility of upgraded gun also, then after looking some more realize the whole tank looked small for the 25 ton "Bulldog" the tracks don't look like anything US either, maybe these are the Swedish AMX and the older could be the earlier Swedish

It actually doesn't look much like a tank but mobile howitzer, that's a big rifle on a small platform

I'm no armor expert, had to learn silhouettes of 1970's+ WARSAW pact stuff but nothing I recognize here

[payloansday]

This is an AMX-13 French built light tank with lots of upgrade... No longer in service with the DR Armed Forces...









Same AMX-13 as they arrived in the country back in Trujillo's Era. No upgrades at all at the time.

[Les Allen]

Pichardo, what armored vehicles are currently in service with the military? I'm guessing no tanks, but probably apcs and light armored cars.

[everlastinge]

Most of the armored vehicles have been deployed to Sosua to frighten the shoe shine boys into giving up their boxes.....

B in Santiago

[ViaplyVuple]

I thought possibility of upgraded gun also, then after looking some more realize the whole tank looked small for the 25 ton "Bulldog" the tracks don't look like anything US either, maybe these are the Swedish AMX and the older could be the earlier Swedish

It actually doesn't look much like a tank but mobile howitzer, that's a big rifle on a small platform

I'm no armor expert, had to learn silhouettes of 1970's+ WARSAW pact stuff but nothing I recognize here

I remember being issued those card's being in a Cav Regiment we had to know all important information on them.

[payloansday]

Pichardo, what armored vehicles are currently in service with the military? I'm guessing no tanks, but probably apcs and light armored cars.

Classified...

[payloansday]

[dodsCooggipsehome]

The Dominican Army has some 105's , both American ones and Spanish ones. They have some APC's and Humvees.

[OlgaBorovikovva]

This is an AMX-13 French built light tank with lots of upgrade... No longer in service with the DR Armed Forces...



Thanks..





Same AMX-13 as they arrived in the country back in Trujillo's Era. No upgrades at all at the time.

Thanks

[OlgaBorovikovva]

Classified...

Check the classified section of the newspaper you say?

[Coollabioto]

Most of the armored vehicles have been deployed to Sosua to frighten the shoe shine boys into giving up their boxes.....

B in Santiago

I don't care who you are that's funny.