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Duro Dakovic M95 Degman Main Battle Tank (1995)

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The Degman has run into funding issues that have kept it from frontline acceptance.

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The Croatian Duro Dakovic M95 Degman Main Battle Tank is a locally-produced weapon system that shares many similarities with its Russian counterpart, the T-72 Main Battle Tank, although the M95 features a vast amount of improvements over the original system. The M95 is, itself, an upgraded and improved version of the Yugoslavian M84 Degman Main Battle Tank.

The Turret and hull are all produced as welded armor. The system can also adapt to include explosive reactive armor. A crew of three make out the needed operators with the loader replaced by the traditional Soviet-style automatic loader system. Computer-assisted fire control systems allow the vehicle to target and fire in day or night and whether the target is moving or not.
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Specifications for the
Duro Dakovic M95 Degman
Main Battle Tank


Country of Origin: Croatia
Manufacturer: Duro Dakovic Specijalna Vozila dd, Croatia
Initial Year of Service: 1995
Production: Not Available


Focus Model: Duro Dakovic M95 Degman
Crew: 3


Overall Length: 33.27ft (10.14m)
Width: 11.78ft (3.59m)
Height: 7.19ft (2.19m)
Weight: 49.1 US Short Tons (44,500kg; 98,106lbs)


Powerplant: 1 x 12-cylinder diesel generating 1,000hp. There is also an optional 1,200hp diesel engine.


Maximum Speed: 43mph (70 km/h)
Maximum Range: 435 miles (700 km)


NBC Protection: Yes
Nightvision: Yes


Armament:
1 x 125mm main gun
1 x 7.62mm coaxial machine gun
1 x 12.7mm anti-aircraft machine gun
2 x 6 smoke dischargers


Ammunition:
42 x 125mm projectiles
2,000 x 7.62mm ammunition
360 x 12.7mm ammunition
12 x smoke grenades


Variants:
M95 - Base production model



Operators: Croatia

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