armoured mortar carrier

A mortar carrier, or self-propelled mortar, is a self-propelled artillery piece in which a mortar is the primary weapon. Simpler vehicles carry a standard infantry mortar while in more complex vehicles the mortar is fully integrated into the vehicle and cannot be dismounted from the vehicle. Mortar carriers cannot be fired while on the move and some must be dismounted to fire.

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AMC; SPM; armored mortar; armored mortar carrier; self-propelled mortar
self-propelled artillery, Q29168569, 

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  280 mm mortar on Saint Chamond tracked chassis 1919
  mortar carrier,

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  2S41 Drok
  mortar carrier,

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  armoured mortar carrier
  self-propelled artillery,

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  GMM-120 self-propelled mortar 2016
  mortar carrier,

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  K242A1
  107 mm mortar, Korea Infantry Fighting Vehicle, mortar carrier,

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  K281A1
  Korea Infantry Fighting Vehicle, M29, mortar carrier,

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  Karl-Gerät 1941
  mortar carrier, siege mortar,

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  M106
  M113, mortar carrier,

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  M120 Rak
  mortar carrier,

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  M125A1
  M113, mortar carrier,

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  Makmat-160
  160 mm mortar, mortar carrier,

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  PLL-05
  120 mm mortar, mortar carrier, self-propelled gun, wheeled vehicle,

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  Type 96
  120 mm mortar, mortar carrier,

France:

280 mm mortar on Saint Chamond tracked chassis – Twin Reibel Machine Guns – Israel:

Makmat-160 – 

Frameless

NobleJump2019 - CV90 Mk I Multi bk Norway (cropped)

T5E1-motar-carrier-4.2inch-haugh

CV90 Mk I Multi bk Norway

60 mm SPM

LAV III Mortar Carrier

4.2 inch Mortar Carrier T38

1 RRF engage Iraqi Army positions with their 81mm Mortars. Iraq. 26-03-2003 MOD 45142764

Defense.gov photo essay 090404-A-6851O-235

FN 4RM, National Museum of Military History, Bulgaria

War Memorial of Korea (summer 2013) 065

Type	Date	Description	Notes	Source	Subtype
class	1919	280 mm mortar on Saint Chamond tracked chassis	mortar carrier,	Wikidata	weapon
class		2S41 Drok	mortar carrier,	Wikidata	weapon
class		armoured mortar carrier	self-propelled artillery,	Wikidata	weapon
class	2016	GMM-120 self-propelled mortar	mortar carrier,	Wikidata	weapon
class		K242A1	107 mm mortar, Korea Infantry Fighting Vehicle, mortar carrier,	Wikidata	military equipment
class		K281A1	Korea Infantry Fighting Vehicle, M29, mortar carrier,	Wikidata	military equipment
class	1941	Karl-Gerät	mortar carrier, siege mortar,	Wikidata	military equipment
class		M106	M113, mortar carrier,	Wikidata	military equipment
class		M120 Rak	mortar carrier,	Wikidata	weapon
class		M125A1	M113, mortar carrier,	Wikidata	military equipment
class		Makmat-160	160 mm mortar, mortar carrier,	Wikidata	military equipment
class		PLL-05	120 mm mortar, mortar carrier, self-propelled gun, wheeled vehicle,	Wikidata	military equipment
class		Type 96	120 mm mortar, mortar carrier,	Wikidata	military equipment
commons	1949	NobleJump2019 - CV90 Mk I Multi bk Norway (cropped)		Commons	image
commons	2003	T5E1-motar-carrier-4.2inch-haugh		Commons	image
commons	2009	CV90 Mk I Multi bk Norway		Commons	image
commons	2010	60 mm SPM		Commons	image
commons	2013	LAV III Mortar Carrier		Commons	image
commons		4.2 inch Mortar Carrier T38		Commons	image
commons		1 RRF engage Iraqi Army positions with their 81mm Mortars. Iraq. 26-03-2003 MOD 45142764		Commons	image
commons		Defense.gov photo essay 090404-A-6851O-235		Commons	image
commons		FN 4RM, National Museum of Military History, Bulgaria		Commons	image
commons		War Memorial of Korea (summer 2013) 065		Commons	image

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