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...with the gunner having a DNNS-2 day and night sight with independent stabilisation in 2 planes with integral LRF.

Is that stabilization for the sight, or for the gun? (I thought the T-72 already had 2-plane stabilization) What is LRF?

M-84A4 is called Snajper, not Snapjer, right?

Which of the variant models represent newly-built tanks, and which are refurbishment or upgrades of the existing arsenal?

If the M-84AB is only used by Kuwait, does that also apply to the M-84ABX submodels? Which models are employed by which countries? —Michael Z. 2006-07-28 02:07 Z

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