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<blockquote data-quote="unsere" data-source="post: 56805" data-attributes="member: 9">Chobham o Shobham es lo mismo que &quot;dorchester&quot; este ultimo es una generacion mas avanzada del mismo llamada AD-99 dorchester:For the moment , let just say the Leo 2A5 uses Tripple Hardened Steel in wedge armor shape as well as 3rd generation Shobham which is AD-99 and Aramid &quot;Dyneema&quot; .The M1A1HA uses first generation Shobham AD-92 Kevlar + 4 inches of DU Armor on the front turret . The back plate steel has been taken out to keep the weight down .The M1A2 uses second generation Shobham AD-95 Kevlar + 4 inches of second generation DU armor .The M1A2/SEP uses the same Armor than the M2 , but it is a 3rd generation DU Armor confined in a graphite layer . The Shobham used is the British &quot;Dorchester Armor&quot; , which is a 3rd generation Shobham (AD-99) with similar performance than the one on the Leo2A5 .Saludos</blockquote>

[QUOTE="unsere, post: 56805, member: 9"] Chobham o Shobham es lo mismo que "dorchester" este ultimo es una generacion mas avanzada del mismo llamada AD-99 dorchester: For the moment , let just say the Leo 2A5 uses Tripple Hardened Steel in wedge armor shape as well as 3rd generation Shobham which is AD-99 and Aramid "Dyneema" . The M1A1HA uses first generation Shobham AD-92 Kevlar + 4 inches of DU Armor on the front turret . The back plate steel has been taken out to keep the weight down . The M1A2 uses second generation Shobham AD-95 Kevlar + 4 inches of second generation DU armor . The M1A2/SEP uses the same Armor than the M2 , but it is a 3rd generation DU Armor confined in a graphite layer . The Shobham used is the British "Dorchester Armor" , which is a 3rd generation Shobham (AD-99) with similar performance than the one on the Leo2A5 . Saludos [/QUOTE]

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