Giat Industries

Nexter Systems

Bernard Timmer

Michel Brun

Sylvain Carlier

Renaud Mouterde

Olivier Germenot

Didier Mallat

Jean-Noël Patry

Michel Garnier

Eric Thuillier

Erick Thuillier

Ludovic Bertrand

Jérôme Besancon

Oliver Germenot

A fold down device for the windscreen of a vehicle and in particular for an armored windscreen, wherein said device incorporates two uprights hinged by a first end to the structure of the cab of said vehicle, each of said uprights being placed in the vicinity of the lateral edge of said windscreen, said windscreen being linked to each of said uprights by a connecting rod that is hinged on one side to the second end of each of said uprights and on the other to said windscreen.

Folding devices for vehicle windscreens

A logistic container intended to be made integral with a structure, such as a vehicle, and incorporating a clasping device intended to cooperate with a matching device carried by the structure, the container being of a geometry with several faces wherein the container incorporates at least two opening flaps each arranged on a separate face.

Logistic container

An exhaust gas distribution device for the engine of a vehicle, wherein said device incorporates means to control the evacuation of the gases towards a classical exhaust system or else towards a specific exhaust system, said specific exhaust system incorporating means to dilute and reduce the visible, sound and infrared signatures of said vehicle.

Exhaust device with or without dilution based on two controllable outputs

A track-laying assistance device to hold, at ground-level, a raised end of an opened track having pre-angled connectors, wherein the track-laying assistance device comprises a first element fastened to the part of the track held to the ground and a second mobile element able to be dismounted with respect to the first element and able to push back to ground-level a raised end of the track to allow the vehicle to engage in it. The device may be activated mechanically, hydraulically or pneumatically and is applicable to tracked vehicles.

Track-laying assistance device

A motorized breakdown vehicle for an armored vehicle such as a tank includes a chassis that supports a platform having a gangway and a ladder for climbing to the platform. The ladder and gangway are hinged to the platform around a common hinge pin and are selectively connected to one another by a releasable locking structure such that the gangway and the ladder are integral with one another during transport and are independently maneuverable during maintenance.

Motorized breakdown vehicle, in particular for a tank

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Conflans Sainte Honorine, France

Bernard Timmer