Photos Panhard AML Armored car and derivatives.

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Eland-90 crossing the newly-constructed bridge across the Tunga river, just before the Battle of Ebo on 23 November 1975. The bridge was built by 2 Field Engineer Regiment (ex-Bethlehem).

Photo from Johan Scheepers and Lt JP Botha.

 

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Panhard AML-90 of the Argentine army during the fighting on the Falkland Islands (April-June 1982)

 

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French RICM Panhard AML-90 in Lebanon, 1982.

 

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Argentine Army AML-90 :

 

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Ex-Argentine Army AML-90 in Falklands :

 

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Morroccan (?) AML-90 :

 

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Lebanese Army AML-90 :

 

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SADF Eland-90 :

 

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Kenyan AML-60 and 90.

 

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It is still in service with the Algerian Army and used as an armoured border patrol vehicle.

 

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SADF Eland in Windhoek SWA :

 

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Panhard AML 60-20 Serval, with a Hispano-Suiza CNMP Serval turret, housing either a M693, or Oerlikon KAD B-16/Hispano-Suiza HS820 20mm autocannon, and a Brandt 60mm LR gun-mortar and 7.62mm machine gun. In use by Niger.

 

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Panhard AML-90 Lynx

 

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Senegalese Panhard AML-90's with a variety of camouflage patterns

 

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Kenyan Defence Force Panhard AML-90's, (upgraded by Saymar?)

 

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Saymar upgrade package, including Toyota 2lt 102bhp diesel engine

 

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Panhard M3 VDA, air defence variant armed with twin Hispano-Suiza 820 SL 20mm autocannon in a one-man turret. Version in the top photo appears to have a Browning M2 12.7mm x 99mm HMG as a secondary armament.

 

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Panhard M3VTT APC Véhicule de Transport de Troupes of the Nigerian Army, Irish Defence Force (in UN colours, probably in Lebanon?), Algerian Police/Gendarmerie/Border Guards and the Iraqi Army (I think?).

 

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Eland-60 of the SADF, with 60mm Hotchkiss-Brandt CM60A1 mortar manufactured locally as the 'K1' and 2 x Browning M1919 7.62mm machine guns, AML H60-7 of the Spanish Army (of one of the nine Peninsular Light Cavalry Groups, I think), with a 60mm Hotchkiss-Brandt CM60A1 mortar and 2 x AA52 machine guns, and an AML H60-12 of the Kenyan Defence Force, with the later pattern 60mm Brandt 'Long Range' gun-mortar and a Browning M2 12.7mm heavy machine gun.