Leclerc (licensed derivative)

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The Leclerc (licensed derivative) is an advanced main battle tank variant based on the French Leclerc, adapted under license for foreign use with localized systems and components.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf main battle tank variant ⓘ
basedOn AMX-56 Leclerc ⓘ
countryOfOrigin France ⓘ
designedFor export market ⓘ
foreign operators ⓘ
designedToComplyWith customer nation requirements ⓘ
hasCapability day and night combat operations ⓘ
network-centric warfare integration ⓘ
hasChassisLayout central turret position ⓘ
front-mounted driver position ⓘ
rear engine compartment ⓘ
hasConfiguration turreted main battle tank layout ⓘ
hasCrew 3 ⓘ
hasCrewRole commander ⓘ
driver ⓘ
gunner ⓘ
hasCustomization country-specific armor packages ⓘ
country-specific communication systems ⓘ
country-specific fire-control software ⓘ
hasDesignAuthority Nexter Systems ⓘ
hasElectronics digital communication suite ⓘ
hasEngineType diesel engine ⓘ
hasFeature NBC protection system ⓘ
automatic loader ⓘ
digital fire-control system ⓘ
integrated battlefield management system ⓘ
localized components ⓘ
localized systems ⓘ
modular armor configuration ⓘ
hasFireControl stabilized gun control system ⓘ
hasMobility high power-to-weight ratio ⓘ
hasProtection composite armor ⓘ
modular add-on armor ⓘ
hasRole armored warfare ⓘ
frontline combat ⓘ
hasSecondaryArmament coaxial machine gun ⓘ
roof-mounted machine gun ⓘ
hasSensor laser rangefinder ⓘ
thermal imaging sight ⓘ
hasSuspension hydropneumatic suspension ⓘ
hasTechnologyLevel third-generation main battle tank ⓘ
hasTransmission automatic transmission ⓘ
hasUpgradePotential armor enhancement kits ⓘ
electronics modernization ⓘ
isLicensedVersionOf Leclerc main battle tank ⓘ
primaryArmament 120 mm smoothbore gun ⓘ
uses NATO-standard 120 mm ammunition ⓘ

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Rheinmetall 120 mm smoothbore gun → usedOnVehicle → Leclerc (licensed derivative) ⓘ
Scorpion program of the French Army → component → Leclerc XLR modernization ⓘ
linked to: Leclerc (licensed derivative)