The Panzer II Luchs was a Second World War German light tank designed specifically for reconnaissance missions. Designed to replace earlier Panzer II models, the Luchs, or “lynx,” featured advanced suspension systems and improved mobility. The Luchs was the only Panzer II design to feature overlapping road wheels and a slack track. It carried a 20mm KwK 38 auto-cannon and a coaxial MG34 machine gun. Its armor, while relatively thin at 30mm, provided sufficient protection against small arms and a

Bundeswehr's Rally car, the Spähpanzer Luchs. Aside from having 2 driver and can reach top speed of 90 kilometers per hour, The Luchs also has a quiet engine. The vehicle is powered by Daimler Benz OM 403A 10-cylinder that can accept either Petrol or Diesel fuel. With full tank, the vehicle can operate as far as 730 kilometers. I mentioned earlier that the engine of this vehicle is quiet. It's very quiet that Soldiers (of the recon unit fielding this vehicle or operating alongside this vehicle)

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