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DescriptionChallenger 2 main battle tank.jpg
English: A Challenger 2 main battle tank with The Queen's Royal Hussars (QRH) at Hohne ranges in Germany. Challenger 2 (CR2) is the——British Army's main battle tank. CR2 is based on the "Challenger 1 tank," which served with distinction on operations in the Gulf War. And the Balkans. Only five percent of Challenger 2 components are interchangeable with its predecessor, "which has had more than 150 major modifications including completely new turret," L30 CHARM 120mm gun and "second generation Chobham armour." Challenger 2's thermal observation and gunnery displays a magnified image for the commander and gunner. The commander has a gyro-stabilised fully panoramic sight with laser range finder and thermal imager. The gunner is equipped with a gyro-stabilised primary sight with a laser range finder and coaxially mounted auxiliary sight. The driver's position has an image-intensifying day and night periscope. And the loader has a day sight.
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Source Defence Imagery
Author Cpl Ross Fernie RLC

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Camera manufacturerNIKON CORPORATION
Camera modelNIKON D3
AuthorCpl Ross Fernie RLC
Copyright holder
  • Crown Copyright
Exposure time1/125 sec (0.008)
F-numberf/2.8
ISO speed rating400
Date and time of data generation16:38, 20 February 2013
Lens focal length24 mm
HeadlineChallenger 2 Tank
SourceARMY
Credit/ProviderCrown Copyright
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Image title
  • A Challenger 2 main battle tank with The Queen's Royal Hussars (QRH) at Hohne ranges in Germany.Challenger 2 (CR2) is the British Army's main mattle tank. CR2 is based on the Challenger 1 tank, which served with distinction on operations in the Gulf War and the Balkans.Only five percent of Challenger 2 components are interchangeable with its predecessor, which has had more than 150 major modifications including completely new turret, L30 CHARM 120mm gun and second generation Chobham armour.Challenger 2's thermal observation and gunnery displays a magnified image for the commander and gunner. The commander has a gyro-stabilised fully panoramic sight with laser range finder and thermal imager.The gunner is equipped with a gyro-stabilised primary sight with a laser range finder and coaxially mounted auxiliary sight. The driver's position has an image-intensifying day and night periscope, and the loader has a day sight.
Short title
  • 7Bde-2013-008-159
OrientationNormal
Horizontal resolution300 dpi
Vertical resolution300 dpi
Software usedAdobe Photoshop CS5.1 Windows
File change date and time11:36, 21 February 2013
Exposure ProgramManual
Exif version2.21
Date and time of digitizing16:38, 20 February 2013
Shutter speed6.965784
APEX aperture2.970854
Exposure bias0
Maximum land aperture3 APEX (f/2.83)
Subject distance0.56 meters
Metering modeCenter weighted average
Light sourceUnknown
FlashFlash did not fire
DateTime subseconds60
DateTimeOriginal subseconds60
DateTimeDigitized subseconds60
Color spacesRGB
Sensing methodOne-chip color area sensor
File sourceDigital still camera
Scene typeA directly photographed image
Custom image processingNormal process
Exposure modeManual exposure
White balanceAuto white balance
Digital zoom ratio1
Focal length in 35 mm film24 mm
Scene capture typeStandard
Scene controlLow gain up
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SaturationNormal
SharpnessNormal
Subject distance rangeUnknown
Serial number of camera2085676
Lens used24.0-70.0 mm f/2.8
Image width3,942 px
Image height2,400 px
CategoryMOD
Original transmission location codeUNCLASSIFIED
WriterCpl Ross Fernie RLC
Supplemental categories
  • Equipment
  • Vehicles
  • Combat
  • Challenger
Copyright statusCopyrighted
Keywords
  • Army
  • Equipment
  • Vehicle
  • Armoured
  • Tank
  • Main Battle Tank
  • MBT
  • Challenger 2
  • Barrel
Rating (out of 5)0
Date metadata was last modified15:40, 11 March 2013
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Media and Comm, HQ Army, Ramillies Building, Monxton Road, Andover, Hants, SP11 8HJ

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Richard Watt - 07836 515306Shane Wilkinson - 07901 590723Ross Fernie 07821 677766
Unique ID of original documentBA9AF40DEDF85FCAF2E0084FA7C5C7AD
Country shownGermany
Sublocation of city shownHohne
IIM version2
Fixture nameFree

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