Rheinmetall Lynx KF41 Infantry Fighting Vehicle Review
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- Hello everyone, welcome back to Military TV. In today’s episode we will take a look at Rheinmetall Lynx KF41, the infantry fighting vehicle. If you want to get further details regarding this tank, stay with us and watch this video till the end! . The Lynx is a German armoured fighting vehicle developed by Rheinmetall Land system that is a part of Rheinmetall's Vehicle Systems division. According to Rheinmetall, the Lynx family of tracked armoured vehicles is at the forefront of a new trend in Infantry Fighting Vehicle (IFV), designed toward armoured vehicles with lower unit and through-life costs and reduced complexity. One of the key principles of the Lynx concept is the integration of proven sub-systems with a high technology readiness level to reduce development time, cost, and technical risk. The Lynx platform provides maximum freedom of action. It ensures exceptional mobility, collect, analyses and disseminates data, also offers windows of opportunity for responding to flexible and effective battlefield threats.
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Gotta hand it to those Germans, they really do have a great history of building really awesome tanks:)
Yeah they always create state of the art military equipment
@@justanaveragenormalgamer1632 why is it always weeb gamer spergs who worship Germans so much?
Dankeschön 😊
That's not a tank! You mean tracked vehicle in general! Germans are crazy good
Welcome home to all the veterans here. To the cavalry vets, see you in Fiddlers Green. Agent Orange -- Sprayed and Betrayed !
And I thought we were bad-asses in Nam on the DMZ on our M-113 ACAV (Armored Cavalry Assault Vehicle) in 3rd Squadron, 5th Armored Cavalry Regiment, Division Recon, 1st Cavalry Div., 101 Airborne Div., 9th Infantry Div., 5th Infantry Div. We had a 50 cal for the track commander and two M-60, 7.62 machine guns on each side. I rode one of the M-60s when rolling, dismounted at night and dug a neck deep hole for our NDP (Night Defensive Position) until I heard "Scouts out!' and humped the bush stepping over trip wires, wait-a-minute vines and looking for NVA tunnels,
Look at the new OMFV (Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle) by Reinmettal to replace most everything armored for cavalry and infantry by 2027. This is why yesterday DoD announced we are giving dozens of those soon to be obsolete Bradleys to the Ukrainian Army.
I like the "Optionally Manned" part. It can be operated remotely! In Nam, I could have sat in the rear at Dong Ha smoking and joking instead of being shot at by the NVA on the DMZ, Khe Sanh, the A Shau Valley, Con Thien, the Ho Chi Minh trail and other interesting shit holes where I forgot to collect postcards to send back The World.
Hope you liked my fun facts.
If you ain't cav....
KF51 Panther and KF41 Lynx are too futuristic that feels like so unreal, like those tanks exist in 2140 but without railguns
you mean a twin railgun :D
That could easily be remedied.
Hungary raised the number to 256 (ambulance,recovery,command vehicle)
hungary shouldnt get one single one of them. hungary only deserves to get sued by the eu komission. First get your democracy straight than try to protect it.. We sell them to you because that helps our industry and because the lynx need to be proven effective to sell them all around nato, but we will spit on every single one of them before we sent them to hungary.
...and don't forget that he also ordered a special KF41-AA version with oerlikon skynex
@@wolflarsen1900 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡 Congrat yf clown!👏👏
Question:...Will Rheinmetall allow an Ammunition Factory to be built in Australia?
Australians have invested heavily in Rhienmetalls IFV's and if the Lynx is to be built in Australia
how about the ammo for it being a Sovereign component too.
P.S. I can't wait to see Rhienmetall's Tiger when they produce one.
It'll probably be built in China.
The Panther is already here they wont go heavier except they make a C&C like 2- barreled Tiger
@@DJ1573 i wanted to say the same.. i am sad now. maybe we can call the next main battle tank tiger 2. But its not easy because we allready have something else with the name tiger
It's up to the German government to allow Rheinmetall what and where to sell. I doubt tho that they want foreign ammunition compability, they produced their own top-tier ammunition and certainly want to sell it ;-)
@@wolflarsen1900 call it tiger 3 and give it a rotating 3 barrel 155mm main cannon.
Done. War over
Please review KF 51 panther
Under way
@@Military-TV 👍
@@Military-TV nice
@@GUNTHER1 yeah and it has an even disproportional bigger propelling charge with 50% more reach and penetrating power because it now is even autoloaded and bigger ammunition can be used. Such big shells couldnt be moved by hand, so its not just the bigger calibre its also totally more effective ammuntion besides that
The Boxer seems more capable with more mission variants and only takes 30 minutes to swap out vs 8 hours. They also just announced a new tracked Boxer variant if the 8x8 wheeled variant isn't preferred.
if i had to decide for them pods and stuff id take natter on top of turret, 2xspike pod on one side and 120hero-loitering-ammuniton on the other side, perfect thing. probably breaking many budget-lines.
Almost looks like Poland's invisible tank
The US Army was looking into it or?
素晴らしい技術だ
I want one
+9,2 million $
@@aleksandrprodeus9383 @ElonMusk can have a small 10 million dollar loan?
......please lol
And just who are 'Rain Metal'??
For some reason it looks similar design to the Sabrah Light Tank
....but it works. And is based on the Puma.
Not even close 😂
Wotan (the cannon) not “whatan” …pronounce the o as “oh” “wohtan” as in Woden or Odin, Wotan, the primary God in Germanic mythology. Not to be pedantic but that’s a hell of a statement when you give the name to an auto cannon.
It is very good but bloody expensive.
Kf51 Tank✅
Lynx IFV ✅
Boxer AFV ✅
&
Thales Hawkei ✅
Australia should pull their thumb out and just buy german.
Korean victory
@@fgtrhwu2 The redback seems to be a fine vehicle too, although it reportedly performed poorly during Polish trials.
I worry the 30mm gun on Redback is limiting and I worry that having a Korean IFV, German AFV, American MBT and an Australian JLTV is just a bit jumbled in regards to parts compatibility, maintenance consistency and expertise.
To me it makes sense to buy as much from the same company or same country (or better yet from your own country).
K2 Panther, K808 are both Hyundai vehicles but the Redback in Hanwha.
The KF51, Lynx, Boxer are all Rheinmetall vehicles and that makes things consistent.
@@Waywind420 Didn't it outperform the Lynx during the trials in Australia? The military preferred it over the Lynx too. Plus it's being produced in Australia as well. All in all a good deal I think
@@fgtrhwu2 I think both vehicles were closely considered given how long the trials went on for.
Australian military also cut the order size down significantly so perhaps Rheinmetall was less keen to work with our government after we did that.
Redback seemed to be a cost-effective, high quality vehicle which also offered some diplomatic benefits to Australian-korean relations.
The 35mm canon on the lynx probably has more bite to it, along with programmable ammunition rounds.
The 30mm canon on the redback is a proven calibre, can store more ammo on missions (marginally) and it's an easy ammunition calibre to source.
The Americans are slapping 50mm canons on their next gen IFV's
@@fgtrhwu2 I should point out that I don't know what i'm talking about and that i'm just brainstorming what I think I know.
Rheinmetall , having problems with pronunciating? , just say Ryan Metaal, and your close. Rain metal just doesn't cut the mustard.
Any for Ukraine, I wonder?
JAY HIND 🔥🔥 JAY BHARAT 🔥🔥
in short where are the differences between the Puma and the Lynx? The armament pods, but what else?
The Puma is way more expensive and has an unmanned turret.
@@Freedom9X didn´t know that, I just thought there would be the same stations as in the Marder; many thanks :)
Puma was build to German Army requirements, which were quite high and stiff, so it resulted in a very capable but also very expensive IFV tailored to German requirements. Lynx is a more flexible, more end-user customizable and affordable option for the export market.
@@jonny2954 Hi Jonny! Many thanks for the clarification. For nostalgic reasons (former Panzergrenadier) I still love the Marder ;)
@@truecerium4924 The Marder can only shoot stationary while the Puma/Lynx can shoot while moving, also both the Puma and Lynx are designed for live communication and planning during a mission while the Marder requires a briefing before the mission, since it is less integrated.
Van még mit fejleszteni a védelmi képességeken ...
De talán ami késik , az nem múlik .. csak pénzbe kerül ..
De mennyibe "kerül" az emberélet .???
💙
Why drive with the fricking hatch open.. Surely now the driver has all round panaramic vision with screens.. No rubber tracks,
With the onboard Crew, Turret and up to 6 passengers, where is the Engine and Transmission placed?...
I'm used to the Rear Engine placement.
Just old like that!
No ifv nowadays has a rear engine except for some soviet remnants. The engine is at the front, to also serve as extra armor
50 tons??? What is this?? The German Bradley from the pentagon wars???
What's better Rheinmetall kf41 vs BAE system Hagglunds CV90 mk4?
Good question. Even though the Lynx is a new and modern design, the CV90 is well tested and keeps on evolving. The CV90 would propably be significantly cheaper than the Lynx.
In terms if modern technology and useful features the lynx is probably better
In terms if modern technology and useful features the lynx is probably better
@@MaticTheProto not really, CV90 went through a full modernization program and the new models are just as computerised as the lynx.
@@PpAirO5 The Czech ifv programme with 210 CV90s costs ~1.4-1.5 times of the hungarian 256 kf41 ifv programme.
MUCH MUCH BETTER THAN THE BRITISH AJAX
Looks like a sheridan but modernized
That's what I thought also
Looks very tanky
Basicaly a PUMA on futuristic steroids
Haky den bolmasa da gunasi dendir
give me a Bradley instead.
Mr Lightsaber is narrating it? Did you not sell enough of those 💩 flashlights?
Araplar nahili dubai biz nahili adalat hudaýda bamy ol
Den bolmasan den jogap berersin
Concept pl 01
boxer apc
What's the difference between the Lynx and the Puma?
Lynx is intended primarily for export. The Puma was built specifically to meet the requirements of the Bundeswehr. Both of them are IFV's.
@@tobias8672 sorry you're right, I had Panther in my mind.
And the german Government has paid the devolpment cost and own the license right. Rheinmetall will not pay fees and devolped the Lynx.
The unmanned zurret and it’s 360 camera surveillance.
That shit is too expensive for export.
@@tobias8672 Wrong, the Lynx is an IFV carrring Panzergrenadiere, Soldiers. The Puma is a battle Tank and not an IFV! Thats something completly different!
You have ruined the specification part of the video at the end by putting in video links over the top of pertinent information.
Similar to the Swedish CV90-family....
The Germans are very strong in commercial matters, but in reality they still have their rotten old Marder IFVs over fifty years old that are falling apart. In reality the Bundeswehr is in a very poor state with a lot of obsolete, old and non-operational equipment. I'm not sure that the 100 billion euros change anything.
Dude the marder is just a keepsake and is getting retired by the puma!
The Bundeswehr is currently replacing the Marder with the Puma, world's most advanced IFV.
@@jonny2954 The first copies of Puma had revealed the first technical problems, water seeping into the interior. "The recent failures of the Puma infantry fighting vehicle are a major setback," Lambrecht said in a statement. Failing, the German armored Puma will not be engaged in NATO's very rapid reaction force. Germany suspends purchases of Puma tanks after operational problems. Germany will not buy more Puma infantry tanks until they have proven their reliability, Defense Minister Christine Lambrecht said on Monday after several of the vehicles were taken out of service during a recent military exercise. This Puma is a big shit!
@@Hector_Malot Perhaps before quoting source you might want to look at the date they're coming from. This news is from last year, so over 2 months ago. The defense minister you are quoting literally isn't even in office anymore. Turned out after investigation that only 1 of 18 Pumas who had problems actually had any faults, and even these faults were caused by delayed logistics and maintentance, and not by the vehicles or their crews. The vehicles will take part in NATO VJTF as planned, and further orders are approved aswell, in even larger quanitity than before.
What do we learn? Read the damn date on the article.
U R right. Germany had a poor and useless military. The material is old and rotten. The Soldiers are fat and lame. And every one on the world should now that. :-) No one should be afraid of us germans.
How can you do a review of something when you can't even pronounce its name correctly?
Javelin food
The tank will only be delivered to Nato partner - so why should a other Nato partner with a Javelin fire on that tank?
@@Rick2010100 great point 🤔
Can easily be upgraded with active protection
Noice!!! :DDD