[flyer]

Boas,

Ao consultar a base de dados das Nações Unidas (http://www.un-register.org/HeavyWeapons ... at=&type=0), dei com a seguinte informação:

2012

Venda ou transferência de 5 (cinco) viaturas ligeiras de Patrulha à Guatemala;

2013

Venda ou transferência de 1 (uma) viaturas ligeiras de Patrulha não blindada a Belize;
Venda ou transferência de 5 (cinco) viaturas ligeiras de Patrulha não blindada à Guatemala;
Venda ou transferência de 10 (dez) viaturas ligeiras de Patrulha não blindada ao Panamá;
Venda ou transferência de 36 (trinta e seis) viaturas ligeiras de Patrulha não blindada ao Perú;
Venda ou transferência de 11 (onze) viaturas ligeiras de Patrulha não blindada às Honduras;

Alguém faz ideia que viaturas são estas e se apareceu alguma noticia nos jornais ou na net?

Desde já, o meu agradecimento

Nuno Miguel Silva

[Duarte]

e compras, 2010

Battle tanks    
Germany    10          Leopard 2    For the purpose of conversion to bridge-laying tanks

[Duarte]

mais uma compra duvidosa.. 2007

Portugal    1          CVRT Sabre    
Portugal    1          FV 432 APC

[flyer]

Boas,

Esses 10 Leopard 2 que indicou em 2010, foi a Holanda que importou da Alemanha, com a intenção de os converter para Lança-Pontes, não indica para onde foram vendidos.

Um abraço,

Nuno Miguel Silva

[nelson38899]

Boas,

Ao consultar a base de dados das Nações Unidas (http://www.un-register.org/HeavyWeapons ... at=&type=0), dei com a seguinte informação:

2012

Venda ou transferência de 5 (cinco) viaturas ligeiras de Patrulha à Guatemala;

2013

Venda ou transferência de 1 (uma) viaturas ligeiras de Patrulha não blindada a Belize;
Venda ou transferência de 5 (cinco) viaturas ligeiras de Patrulha não blindada à Guatemala;
Venda ou transferência de 10 (dez) viaturas ligeiras de Patrulha não blindada ao Panamá;
Venda ou transferência de 36 (trinta e seis) viaturas ligeiras de Patrulha não blindada ao Perú;
Venda ou transferência de 11 (onze) viaturas ligeiras de Patrulha não blindada às Honduras;

Alguém faz ideia que viaturas são estas e se apareceu alguma noticia nos jornais ou na net?

Desde já, o meu agradecimento

Nuno Miguel Silva

Eu sei que houve uma empresa Portuguesa que vendeu Land Rovers para um desses países. Esse Land rovers eram similares aos que os comandos tem. Agora qual desses países foi não sei.

[flyer]

Boas,

Irei pesquisar nesse sentido e depois digo os resultados.

abraço,

Nuno Miguel Silva

[nelson38899]

Boas,

Irei pesquisar nesse sentido e depois digo os resultados.

abraço,

Nuno Miguel Silva

The company has also developed the Puma airborne multi-purpose lightweight mine-protected vehicle which has a combat weight of 3500 kg, a top speed of 140 km/h, a maximum range of 1000 km and a load capacity of 1500 kg. It includes a front winch from Warn Industries, two mounts for machine guns and space to transport seven troops or cargo.

The company proposes as well as 4×4 special operations vehicle based in the Land Rover Defender 130 Td4 chassis. 13 vehicles were delivered to the Portuguese Army. The company is expected to sign a contract with an Eastern Europe country for the supply of important quantities of special operations vehicles.

http://defesaglobal.wordpress.com/2012/06/20/4465/#respond

[nelson38899]

SAO PAULO, June 20 (UPI) -- Portuguese manufacturer Pinhol plans to test its new four-wheel explosive-resistant armored vehicle in Brazil with a view to developing a long-term production and marketing partnership in the Caribbean and Latin American region.
Pinhol S.A. produces hard-wearing vehicles and other steel products but industry analysts say it is the first time that the company has been mentioned in connection with a defense vehicle. The four-wheel vehicle is said to resist improvised explosive devices and regular land mines while shielding occupants in an armed ambush.

The tests in Brazil follow a partnership developed between Pinhol and Brazilian manufacturers of commercial off-the-shelf vehicle chassis.

The so-called mine-resistant ambush-protected vehicle has a combat weight of 28,600 pounds, a top speed of 75 miles an hour and a maximum range of about 930 miles.

The propulsion in the MRAP unit consists of a 480-horsepower diesel engine which is coupled to a seven-speed (six plus reverse) automatic gearbox.

Pinhol says the vehicle, made with SSAB ARMOX steel, can be equipped with armored add-ons, climate control and communication systems, a protected manned weapon station or a remote weapon station.

Armox 500T, the world's toughest protection plate in its hardness range, can be used in defense vehicles because it easy to work with.

The Pinhol combat vehicle's hull features several ports for light machine guns and protected windows around the hull and a windshield protected by a mesh.

The vehicle can accommodate a driver and a 10-member warfighter team. The design of the vehicle comes in different configurations.

The company has also developed the Puma airborne multipurpose lightweight mine-protected vehicle that can be used to transport cargo or deployed in combat.

The Puma has a combat weight of 7,700 pounds and a top speed of about 87 miles. The Puma can be fitted with machine guns and carry cargo or up to seven troops.

Pinhol is also looking to expand markets outside Latin America, where Brazil's own aviation and defense industries are looking for new business opportunities.

European defense manufacturers are looking to Latin America's newly acquired spending power and revived defense regeneration programs, fueled by post-crisis growth and gains in commodity markets. Pinhol already is a major supplier to the Portuguese armed forces and has built a reputation for tough multipurpose armored vehicles.

The company has outlined plans to produce larger, six- to eight-wheel armored vehicles that are resistant to explosive impact and can take part in combat and security duties.



Read more: http://www.upi.com/Business_News/Securi ... z3BKPLvGsF

[flyer]

Boas,

Muito obrigado pelos desenvolvimentos aqui descritos, vou também pesquisar.

Um abraço,

Nuno Silva

[flyer]

Boas,

Encontrei uma referência a um contrato para 3 VTL 4x4/SOF adjudicado à Pinhol, pedido pelo Regimento de Infantaria n.º 1, Tavira.

http://publicos.pt/entidade/8319/contratos

Este contrato é de 25/11/2001 com trabalhos adicionais em 22/05/2012 e correcção de deficiências em 8/06/2013.

Um abraço,

Nuno Miguel SIlva

[Crypter]

SAO PAULO, June 20 (UPI) -- Portuguese manufacturer Pinhol plans to test its new four-wheel explosive-resistant armored vehicle in Brazil with a view to developing a long-term production and marketing partnership in the Caribbean and Latin American region.
Pinhol S.A. produces hard-wearing vehicles and other steel products but industry analysts say it is the first time that the company has been mentioned in connection with a defense vehicle. The four-wheel vehicle is said to resist improvised explosive devices and regular land mines while shielding occupants in an armed ambush.

The tests in Brazil follow a partnership developed between Pinhol and Brazilian manufacturers of commercial off-the-shelf vehicle chassis.

The so-called mine-resistant ambush-protected vehicle has a combat weight of 28,600 pounds, a top speed of 75 miles an hour and a maximum range of about 930 miles.

The propulsion in the MRAP unit consists of a 480-horsepower diesel engine which is coupled to a seven-speed (six plus reverse) automatic gearbox.

Pinhol says the vehicle, made with SSAB ARMOX steel, can be equipped with armored add-ons, climate control and communication systems, a protected manned weapon station or a remote weapon station.

Armox 500T, the world's toughest protection plate in its hardness range, can be used in defense vehicles because it easy to work with.

The Pinhol combat vehicle's hull features several ports for light machine guns and protected windows around the hull and a windshield protected by a mesh.

The vehicle can accommodate a driver and a 10-member warfighter team. The design of the vehicle comes in different configurations.

A beleza não é o seu forte

The company has also developed the Puma airborne multipurpose lightweight mine-protected vehicle that can be used to transport cargo or deployed in combat.

The Puma has a combat weight of 7,700 pounds and a top speed of about 87 miles. The Puma can be fitted with machine guns and carry cargo or up to seven troops.

Não tenho a certeza que seja este:

Pinhol is also looking to expand markets outside Latin America, where Brazil's own aviation and defense industries are looking for new business opportunities.

European defense manufacturers are looking to Latin America's newly acquired spending power and revived defense regeneration programs, fueled by post-crisis growth and gains in commodity markets. Pinhol already is a major supplier to the Portuguese armed forces and has built a reputation for tough multipurpose armored vehicles.

The company has outlined plans to produce larger, six- to eight-wheel armored vehicles that are resistant to explosive impact and can take part in combat and security duties.



Read more: http://www.upi.com/Business_News/Securi ... z3BKPLvGsF

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