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(Concordia University) - Montreal.
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Photo exposed in the exhibition "Montréal moderne" (2010-2011), by the Centre d'histoire de Montréal
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The Astros II Artillery Saturation Rocket System is a Self-Propelled Multiple Rocket Launcher was produced in Brazil by the Avibrás Company. It features a modular design and employs rockets with calibers ranging from 5in to 17.72in. It was developed on the basis of a Tectran VBT-2028 6x6 All-Terrain Vehicle for enhanced mobility based on Mercedes-Benz 2028 truck chassis. A full Astros System includes 1 wheeled 4x4 Battalion Level Command Vehicle (AV-VCC) which commands 3 Batteries, and a series of 4x4 and 6x6 wheeled vehicles. Each battery consists of:
▪︎1 Wheeled 4x4 Battery-Level Command Vehicle (AV-PCC)
▪︎1 Wheeled 6x6 Radar Fire Control vehicle (AV-UCF)
▪︎6 Wheeled 6x6 Universal Multiple Rocket Launchers Vehicle (AV-LMU)
▪︎6 Wheeled 6x6 Ammunition Resupply Vehicles (AV-RMD)
▪︎1 Wheeled 6x6 Field Repair / Workshop Vehicle (AV-OFVE)
▪︎1 Wheeled 4x4 Mobile Weather Station vehicle (AV-MET).
In the older version of the system, the Fire Control Vehicle were listed as an optional vehicle in a battery. The Command Vehicles and Weather Stations are recent additions, designed to improve overall system performance on newer versions. All vehicles are transportable in a C-130 Hercules. The launcher is capable of firing rockets of different calibers armed with a range of warheads. Each Rocket Resupply Truck carries up to two complete reloads.
The Astros II Artillery System entered service with the Brazilian Army in 1983, it has been battle proven, having been used in action by the Iraqi Army in the Gulf Wars. In the 1980's, Avibrás sold an estimated 66 Astros II Artillery Systems to Iraq. Iraq also built the Sajeel-60 which is a license-built version of the Brazilian SS-60. Sixty Astros II were sold to Saudi Arabia and an unspecified number sold to Bahrain and Qatar. Total sales of the Astros II between 1982 and 1987 reached U.S $1 billion. This fact made the Astros II Multiple Rocket Launcher the most profitable weapon produced by Avibrás. In the 1980's and early 1990's, Avibrás manufactured almost exclusively Rockets and Multiple-Launch Rocket Systems (MLRS) such as the Astros II, in addition to developing Anti-Tank and Anti-Ship Missiles. At its peak, Avibrás employed 6,000 people, later on it would be reduced to 900 people in the early 1990's as the arms industry demand fell. Even so, in the first Gulf War in 1991, the Astros II was successfully used by Saudi Arabia against Iraq. Years earlier, the Astros II system had helped Angola to defeat the UNITA.
The next step is an ambitious program, the Astros 2020 Mk.6, based on a 6x6 wheeled chassis, being a new concept, it will require an estimated investment of R $1.2 billion, of which about U.S $210 million will be invested solely in development. It will be integrated with the Cruise Missile AVMT-300 with 300km range during the stage of testing and certification. It is said that the venture will, for example, enable the Army to integrate the Astros with Defence Anti-Aircraft Guns, paving the way for the utilization of common platforms, trucks, parts of electronic sensors and command vehicles. The new Mk.6 system will use Tatra Trucks’ T815-790R39 6x6 and T815-7A0R59 4x4 trucks instead of the original Mercedes-Benz 2028A 6x6 truck. ASTROS 2020 offers several basic improvements including an improved armoured cabin, modern digital communications and navigation systems, and a new tracking radar that replaces the AV-UCF's Contraves Fieldguard System. The new tracking radar used by the Mk.6 AV-UCF was latter revealed to be the Fieldguard 3 Military Measurement System from Rheinmetall Air Defence. The Astros 2020 will also be equipped with a 180mm GPS-guided rocket called the SS-AV-40G with a range of 40km and SS-150 newly developed rockets with a claimed maximum range of 150km, four of them are carried. 36 Astros 2020 systems are to be acquired.
General characteristics:
▪︎Type: Rocket Artillery / Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS)
Place of originBrazilService historyIn serviceSince 1983WarsIran–Iraq War
Gulf War
Angolan Civil War
Yemeni Civil War (2015–present)
Military Intervention in YemenProduction historyManufacturerAvibrasNo. built270+SpecificationsMass10,000 kg
(22,046 lbs)[1]Length7 m (20 ft)Width2.9 m (9 ft 6 in)Height2.6 m (8 ft 6 in)Crew3CartridgeRocket length: 4.20 m (13 ft 9 in)[2]
Rocket weight: 152 kg (335 lb)[2]Caliber450mm (7.08in)[2]Maximum firing range30 (SS-30) to 300 km (AV-TM 300)[2]
Main
armament
Universal Multiple Launcher Module 127–450 mm
Secondary
armament
1 × 12.7 mm M2 Browning machine gun[1]EngineMercedes OM422 8-cylinder diesel
280 hp (209 kW)[1]Suspension6×6
Operational
range
500 KmMaximum speed100 Km/h
Great Egret, White Ibis, Little Pied Cormorant, Royal Spoonbill, Straw-necked Ibis, White-faced Herons
MU2
ASCP SA
photo by Aidan
11/03/2012 La múltiple medallista olÃmpica, mundial i europea Gemma Mengual ha estat la gran protagonista de la jornada. Mengual, que fa unes setmanes va anunciar la seva retirada de l'esport professional, ha realitzat la sacada d'honor abans de l'inici de l’enfrontament entre el RCD Espanyol i el Rayo. A més, la exnedadora ha rebut l'ovació del públic i el reconeixement de tota la famÃlia perica. El club, d'aquesta manera, ha volgut retre homenatge a una de les millors esportistes dels últims anys i que sempre ha defensat els colors blanc i blaus.
Another "sneaky self-portrait" in balloons in the hospital lobby. No one else was around at this hour.
one of a series of photos i took for a human figure class. i used a webcam and a video processing patch i created in eyesweb [eyesweb.org] to create the doubling effect in realtime. the model asked me to email her the shots which was pretty cool.
this one gets the photographer hovering over the model, like in some of the other shots.
multiple exposures
Kodak 35mm 400 Arista
Pentax K1000, SMC Pentax FA 320mm Zoom lens
C-41 color process ©2013auxiliofaux
Multiple Personality Disorder is a psychiatric diagnosis that describes a condition in which a person displays multiple distinct identities or personalities (known as alter egos or alters), each with its own pattern of perceiving and interacting with the environment.
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Alrighty, so I've negelected my Flickr too long. But, GOOD NEWS
I have a D700. Yup.
I tried out the multiple exposure setting and this is what I got, straight out of camera. This camera is incredible. I'm in love.
Sorry I've been not posting anything and that this isn't terribly exciting. Now that I've got new equipment I'm ready to shoot. School has been keeping me super busy, too. Speaking of, an article was written about me on my school's online site. Check it out: lhsimage.com/features/2010/10/08/vanderheyden-combines-pa...
Multiple exposure mode on my Contax records the movement of a newspaper man at Oxford Circus Station entrance
I am not sure how many images I took on one frame. I didn't realize that my camera was set to take multiple exposures.
Multiple floors of C Wing, in Crumlin Road. The prison used to hold over 500 people in the early days, before double bunks took the capacity to over 1000.
On my way to Grand Canyon. I stayed in Riverside Hotel Casino,its a nice hotel and it was first night i dident want to play because i dont like to lose money so i stayed in my room and my room had a balcony , i saw this beautiful view of buildings and lights andthe idea of mutiple exposure kiked to my head and i give it a try of few long multiple exposure shot and turned out very nice,so this a 3 defrent shot thay layon top of eachother,first the green building on the back then the riverside hotel building on the left then the reverside hotel casino sign.
Today was my first day back to college and the earliest I've woken up in 2 months. I got home from the college induction and came up with the idea for a multiple exposure. I had nothing better to do so here it is.
This picture pretty much sums up my life with all the objects that I use regularly (iPod, camera bag, Xbox, skateboard etc)
Thought of the day: I should probably shave...