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Key facts
- Type
- Main battle tank
- Place of origin
- France
- In service
- 1992–present
- Wars
- Operation Joint Guardian , UNIFIL , Yemeni Civil War (2015–present)
- Designed
- 1983–1989
- Manufacturer
- KNDS France
- Unit cost
- €16 million (FY2022)
- Produced
- 1990–2008 (The last unit was produced in 2007 and the production line was closed, although Nexter retains the capability to build more if there is a need)
- Number span no built
- ≈862
- Mass
- Series 1: 54.5 tonnes Series 2: 56.3 tonnes Series XXI : 57.4 tonnes
- Length
- 9.87 m (6.88 without gun )
- Width
- 3.60 m
- Height
- 2.53 m
- Crew
- 3 (Commander, gunner, driver)
- Armour
- Modular composite armour, SXXI version include titanium and semi-reactive layers.
- Main armament
- GIAT CN120-26/52 120mm tank gun , 40 rounds (1 round ready to fire in the chamber, 22 rounds inside the autoloader magazine with additional 18 rounds cylinder in the hull)
- Secondary armament
- 12.7 mm coaxial M2HB machine gun (1,100 rounds) 7.62 mm machine gun (3,000 rounds)
- Engine
- V8X SACM ( Wärtsilä ) 8-cylinder diesel engine , 1,100 kW (1,500 hp)
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Wikidata facts
- Subclass of
- main battle tank
- Named after
- Philippe Leclerc de Hauteclocque
- Operator
- Royal Jordanian Army
- Country of origin
- France
- Follows
- AMX-30
- Mass
- 56
- Manufacturer
- KNDS France
- Image
- Leclerc-openphotonet PICT6015.JPG
- Height
- 2.50
- Width
- 3.60
- Length
- 9.87
- Speed
- 72
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- Commons category
- Leclerc tanks
- service entry
- 1993-01-01
- total produced
- 862
- Commons gallery
- Leclerc
- armament
- GIAT CN120-26/52
- vehicle range
- 550
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Article · Deutsch
Der Leclerc ist ein vom französischen Rüstungsbetrieb Nexter hergestellter Kampfpanzer, benannt nach dem Generalmajor des Zweiten Weltkrieges, Jacques-Philippe Leclerc de Hauteclocque. Er ist gegenwärtig der Hauptkampfpanzer des französischen Heeres und außerdem bei den Streitkräften der Vereinigten Arabischen Emirate in Dienst. Im Jahr 2011 betrug sein Stückpreis 9,3 Millionen Euro.
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