The AMX-30B2 is the first upgraded subvariant of the AMX-30B, which is the second variant of the AMX-30 main battle tank family. Due to transmission reliability problems, the French Army began upgrading its tank fleet to AMX-30B2 standards in 1979, which…

AMX-30B2 FORAD – FORAD tanks are AMX-30 series tanks modified to resemble Russian tanks for training purposes. They are used as part of the mock opposing force and fitted with the DX175 Combat Fire Simulator System.

The AMX-30B2 is the second and most noticeable version of the AMX-30. Most of the improvements found in these vehicles had first been successfully tested on the AMX-32 export MBT which found no buyers most important changes were:

The AMX-30B2 BRENUS is the second upgraded subvariant of the AMX-30B, which is the second variant of the AMX-30 main battle tank family.

The AMX-30 B2, announced in June 1979, is essentially an AMX-30 with an integrated fire-control system based on a laser range-finder and a thermal system, new gearbox and other improvements.

2016年7月29日 · The AMX-30 B2, announced in June 1979, is essentially an AMX-30 with an integrated fire control system based on a laser rangefinder and an LLLTV system, a new transmission and other improvements (suspension, NBC system, gun stabilization,…).

The AMX-30B was the model that entered production in 1966 with a multi-fuelled Hispano-Suiza Hispano-Suiza’s HS-110 diesel engine generating 720hp, which replaced the one used in the prototypes.

The AMX-30B2 BRENUS features the same gun the other AMX-30s have in-game, the 105/56 mm Modèle F1, CN-105-F1 in short. It is a potent main gun capable of displaying an excellent performance at its BR.

In 1982, the AMX 30B2, an updated version with Armor Piercing Fin Stabilized Discarding Sabot (APFSDS) rounds, an improved fire control system, laser rangefinder, low light capability and an updated transmission were introduced.

The AMX-30B2 is an improved version of the AMX-30B Main Battle Tank, featuring a new Fire Control System, an upgraded engine, improved suspension and new APFSDS ammunition. It was the final mass-produced version of the AMX-30 and remained in service in France until its replacement by Leclerc.