Umm, no one is noticing there are no barrels? 
It was duly noted by @BringupthePIAT and @Frenchy
The barrels are removed during transport and reattached once the vehicle is on location.
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Yes, I know how they are moved.
We are addressing in a forest away from the rail line. No barrels.
But at least we get to see them.
Trying to look at them in a larger quality shot to see if they have tape yet to peel on the solid green one.
Looks like some kind of cover on the hole in the mantlet
You can actually see the tape covering the hole on the mantlet where the 25mm barrel goes into.
This is probably a rear staging area before the vehicles are fully loaded and driven to their assigned area of operation.
If you look at the picture, you can get a glance at the rear loading hatch of a third Bradley (immediately to the left of the tree trunk, just above the corner of the digital camoโd M2A2. You can actually see the rear bustle rack of a fourth Bradley on this picture if you look above the open engine hatch on the right.
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No dirt on the roadwheels, track is clean
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Yeah; that supports my โRear Assembly Areaโ hypothesis. Also, the fact that only one of the Bradleys has the digital camo paint applied, tells me that the other ones have yet to be painted.
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No one makes this type of track on the Bradleys? Is that right?
No. The T-161 tracks are included in the Kinetic M3A3 Bradley kit.
H.P.
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Russian โuparmoredโ UAZ-452 on its way to Ukraine (โฆgood luck ! 
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Itโs in fact an ex-cash van made by Konalu.
H.P.
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cash van, as in armor car โbrinksโ style truck? Looks like that thing would do excellent in a set of "s"s.
Okay; this is just sad now. Resorting to using old Cash Vans as armored vehicles is a new low.
As the others have said, the Kinetic M3A3s have T161 track. More info on building a Ukrainian Bradley here:
Turret traversing blindly strikes object to create turret to lift out of hull?
Would like to hear the story on the stryker.
unintentional pit maneuver on a slower cougar in convoy?
From the mark on the bore evacuator it seems likely.
Regards,
M
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