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Battlefield 2 M6 Bradley Linebacker
Battlefield 2 M6 Bradley Linebacker: In the late 1990s, the US Army saw the need for a new short range air defense system to protect advancing armored units. To provide these units with a mobile defense capable of maintaining their pace, the Army combined the combat-tested M6 Bradley with the proven Stinger anti-aircraft missile system to produce the M6 Bradley Linebacker.
The Linebacker is capable of engaging and destroying helicopters, low-flying aircraft, unmanned reconnaissance vehicles, and even cruise missiles. With the help of a sophisticated tracking computer and laser range finder, the Linebacker can acquire targets as distant as 10,000 meters and fire its missiles while either stationary or on the move.
The US Army’s M6 Bradley fighting vehicle is named for General Omar Bradley, who commanded the 12th Army Group during the Allied invasion of Europe during WWII. The Linebacker first saw combat in 2003 during Operation Iraqi Freedom. An MCD (Missile Countermeasure Device) protects the Linebacker from most known anti-tank guided missiles.
The Linebacker is capable of engaging and destroying helicopters, low-flying aircraft, unmanned reconnaissance vehicles, and even cruise missiles. With the help of a sophisticated tracking computer and laser range finder, the Linebacker can acquire targets as distant as 10,000 meters and fire its missiles while either stationary or on the move.
The US Army’s M6 Bradley fighting vehicle is named for General Omar Bradley, who commanded the 12th Army Group during the Allied invasion of Europe during WWII. The Linebacker first saw combat in 2003 during Operation Iraqi Freedom. An MCD (Missile Countermeasure Device) protects the Linebacker from most known anti-tank guided missiles.
