What Do You Know About Panhard EBR?

The correct answer is 90mm gun. The 1963 version of the weapon system is enhanced by incorporating a 90mm gun, which provides increased firepower compared to the previous versions. This upgrade allows for improved accuracy and range, making it more effective in combat situations.

The correct answer is Charles de Gaulle. Charles de Gaulle was a former French president who passed away. A turretless Panhard EBR vehicle was used to carry his coffin during his funeral procession. This choice is supported by the fact that Charles de Gaulle is the only option listed as a former French president.

The correct answer is Second World War. The question is asking about the time period in which the EBR, an 8x8 wheeled reconnaissance vehicle, was designed. The EBR was designed before the Second World War.

The production of vehicles started after the world war, and over 1200 vehicles were manufactured. The only option that fits this description is 1954.

The armoured hull is mounted on an 8-wheel drive system, meaning that it is supported and propelled by eight wheels. The phrase "4 inner metal" does not make sense in the context of the sentence, so it is not the correct answer. "EBR" is not a relevant term in this context either. Therefore, the correct answer is "Wheel," as it accurately describes the type of drive system used for the armoured hull.

The EBR had a crew of four and was powered by a 200hp 6 liter engine.

The correct answer is 75mm barrel. The 1954 model improves armaments by lengthening the barrel to 75mm. This suggests that the previous model had a shorter barrel and the 1954 model made an upgrade by increasing the length of the barrel to enhance its armament capabilities.

French tactical doctrine required reconnaissance elements to cover and range over a large and extensive battlefield. This means that the reconnaissance elements were expected to have a wide coverage and be able to move across a large area of the battlefield in order to gather information and intelligence. This would allow the French forces to have a better understanding of the enemy's positions, movements, and intentions, which would in turn help them plan and execute their own tactical maneuvers more effectively.

The correct answer is A and B only. The EBR was lightly armoured and had the option to be armed with either the 90mm FL-11 or the 75mm cannon. This means that it could be equipped with either the FL-11 or the L/48, but not the FL-16.

France engaged in the manufacture and use of a prolific line of wheeled armored reconnaissance vehicles in the year 1935. This suggests that France started producing and utilizing these vehicles in significant numbers during that year, indicating a development in their military capabilities and strategies.