| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 1 | Deployment and storage system for the mortar | JP2007511061 | 2005-04-29 | JP2007535653A | 2007-12-06 | デリング，ティモシー，ジェイ; ブレージマン，ブラッドリー，ジェイ; ボルグウォース，デニス，シー; レイクマン，ライアン，シー |
| 迫撃砲を車両から格納及び展開するためのシステムは、輸送車両に取付けられた巻き上げ機構と、支持フレームと、一対のガイドアームと、砲身保持支柱とを有する。 支持フレームは一時的に迫撃砲の砲身、基板及び迫撃砲の支持脚に係合でき、収容及び展開中におけるそれらの相対運動を阻害することができるようになっている。 巻き上げ機構は、収容場所と展開場所との間を旋回するリフトアームを有している。 リフトアームの一端は、支持フレームに取り外し可能に係合するために、鉤形になっている。 一対のガイドアームは車両の後部から離間して平行に延びており、迫撃砲が格納又は地面に下ろされるときに、その軌道に沿ってガイドする。 | ||||||
| 2 | Deployment and storage system for the mortar | JP2007511061 | 2005-04-29 | JP4536774B2 | 2010-09-01 | デリング，ティモシー，ジェイ; ブレージマン，ブラッドリー，ジェイ; ボルグウォース，デニス，シー; レイクマン，ライアン，シー |
| 3 | 박격포 전개 및 보관 시스템 | KR1020067025020 | 2005-04-29 | KR100794861B1 | 2008-01-14 | 보그와스데니스씨.; 레이크맨라이언씨.; 브레그만브래들리제이.; 도어링티모씨제이. |
| 수송 차량으로부터 박격포를 적화 및 전개하기 위한 시스템은 수송 차량에 부착되는 호이스트 기구, 지지 프레임, 한 쌍의 안내 아암 및 포신 지지 스트럿을 채용한다. 지지 프레임은 적화 및 전개 중 이들 사이의 상대 운동을 방지하도록 박격포 포신, 기부판 및 박격포의 한 쌍의 스테빌라이저 아암과 일시적으로 결합하도록 구성된다. 호이스트 기구는 후퇴 및 전개 위치 사이에서 피봇 운동하는 리프트 아암을 가진다. 리프트 아암의 일단부는 지지 프레임과의 탈거 가능한 결합을 위해 갈고리 형상을 가진다. 한 쌍의 안내 아암은 차량의 후방으로부터 이격되어 평행한 관계로 연장하고 적화되거나 지면으로 하강되는 경우 박격포의 궤적을 안내하는 기능을 한다. 기부판, 박격포, 리프트 아암, 지지 프레임, 안내 아암 | ||||||
| 4 | MORTAR DEPLOYMENT AND STORAGE SYSTEM | EP05849887 | 2005-04-29 | EP1740901A4 | 2011-05-04 | BORGWARTH DENNIS C; LAKEMAN RYAN C; BREEGGEMANN BRADLEY J; DOERING TIMOTHY J |
| 5 | ARTILLERIEGESCHÜTZ MIT EINER AUF EINEM TRÄGERFAHRZEUG ANGEORDNETEN SCHWEREN WAFFE | EP02758152.9 | 2002-08-21 | EP1421327B1 | 2010-06-30 | KOHLSTEDT, Michael; SCHLÖMER, Heinz-Jürgen; HELDMANN, Heinrich; SCHNEIDER, Lars; REITING, Ernst; LIEBEL, Peter |
| 6 | Turn tilt table | EP87105486.2 | 1987-04-14 | EP0245666A3 | 1990-01-24 | Duppong, Denis E.; Dvorsky, James R.; Mick, David M.; Brandt, Richard L.; Rieck, Leland M. |
The turn tilt table is preferably mounted on a self propelled mobile vehicle for carrying a test article such as a military vehicle weighing up to 70 tons. The mobile vehicle is driven to a plurality of test sites at which radar beams or the like are directed against the test article for determining vehicle radar signatures or the like. During testing, the turn tilt table may be tilted anywhere between a horizontal position and 45° from the horizontal; and may be pivoted 360° about an axis normal to the plane of the turn tilt table to any of a plurality of positions within 360°. If vehicles are being tested, a ramp is connectable to the table to allow the vehicle to be driven onto or off the table |
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| 7 | Haltevorrichtung an einer Transporteinrichtung | EP87890185.9 | 1987-08-06 | EP0255997A3 | 1989-11-15 | Melcher, Günther |
Haltevorrichtung an einer Transporteinrichtung mit einem Rahmen (1), der wenigstens ein Auflager (9) für den Transportgegenstand (41) aufweist und mit wenigstens zwei gegeneinander bewegbaren, den Transportgegenstand (41) zumindest teilweise umfassenden Backen (201, 202), die auf einem mit dem Rahmen (1) verbundenen Träger (205) schwenkbar gelagert und als zweiarmige Hebel angesetzt sind, wobei jeweils der eine Hebelarm zum zumindest teilweisen Umfassen des Transportgegenstandes (41) vorgesehen ist und jeweils der andere Hebelarm an einem am Träger (205) gelagerten Dreh- bzw. Hebelkörper (225) im Abstand von dessen Dreh- bzw. Hebelachse angelenkt ist. |
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| 8 | Haltevorrichtung an einer Transporteinrichtung | EP87890185.9 | 1987-08-06 | EP0255997A2 | 1988-02-17 | Melcher, Günther |
Haltevorrichtung an einer Transporteinrichtung mit einem Rahmen (1), der wenigstens ein Auflager (9) für den Transportgegenstand (41) aufweist und mit wenigstens zwei gegeneinander bewegbaren, den Transportgegenstand (41) zumindest teilweise umfassenden Backen (201, 202), die auf einem mit dem Rahmen (1) verbundenen Träger (205) schwenkbar gelagert und als zweiarmige Hebel angesetzt sind, wobei jeweils der eine Hebelarm zum zumindest teilweisen Umfassen des Transportgegenstandes (41) vorgesehen ist und jeweils der andere Hebelarm an einem am Träger (205) gelagerten Dreh- bzw. Hebelkörper (225) im Abstand von dessen Dreh- bzw. Hebelachse angelenkt ist. |
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| 9 | Weapon-carrying vehicle | EP84850381.9 | 1984-12-07 | EP0148739A2 | 1985-07-17 | Sandin, Hans Uno; Wikland, Svante |
The invention relates to a vehicle (1) for transporting a heavy mortar (7) carried by a stand (6) which is connected to hydraulic cylinders (2, 4) with the aid of which the stand is movable from a position on the vehicle to a position on the ground. To prevent recoil force from being transferred to the hydraulic cylinders, the stand is provided with a foot plate (12), taking up recoil force and being movable in the direction of the recoil force relative the rest of the stand. |
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| 10 | 전투기 탄약 공급 트레일러 | KR20150039993 | 2015-03-23 | KR101529113B1 | 2015-06-16 | KIM IK SOO |
| 본발명은전투기에실탄장전시탄약공급트레일러에구비된승강수단을통해실탄공급헤드가전투기에신속하고안정적으로결합되도록함으로써작업자의안전사고가예방되도록하는전투기탄약공급트레일러에관한것으로, 실탄이저장된원통형의실탄저장드럼과; 실탄을운반하는운반체인이순환되게구비된소정의길이를갖는플렉시블덕트와; 실탄을장전함과동시에빈 탄피를회수하는실탄공급헤드와; 실탄저장드럼에저장된실탄을공급하고회수된탄피를실탄저장드럼에저장하는실탄공급장치및 탄피회수장치와; 길이방향으로가변이이루어질수 있도록다단으로형성된붐대; 및실탄공급헤드를승강시키는승강수단;을포함하여구성되어있다. | ||||||
| 11 | 박격포 전개 및 보관 시스템 | KR1020067025020 | 2005-04-29 | KR1020070001286A | 2007-01-03 | 보그와스데니스씨.; 레이크맨라이언씨.; 브레그만브래들리제이.; 도어링티모씨제이. |
| A system for stowing and deploying a mortar from a transport vehicle employs a hoist mechanism, a support frame, a pair of guide arms and a barrel-support strut attached to a transport vehicle. The support frame is adapted to be temporarily engaged with the mortar barrel, the base plate and the pair of stabilizer arms of the mortar to prevent relative motion between them during stowing and deployment. The hoist mechanism has a lift arm that pivots between a retracted and a deployed position. One end of the lift arm is hook shaped for detachable engagement with the support frame. A pair of guide arms extend in spaced parallel relation from the rear of the vehicle and serve to guide a trajectory of the mortar as it is being stowed or lowered to the ground. ® KIPO & WIPO 2007 | ||||||
| 12 | HOLDING APPARATUS | US15767780 | 2016-10-13 | US20180297535A1 | 2018-10-18 | Peter Michael McDonald |
| A holding apparatus mountable to a vehicle is provided. The apparatus comprises one or more mounting members; one or more rear holding members; one or more front holding members; and one or more clamping actuators operatively associated with the front and/or rear holding members. The one or more clamping actuators are capable of moving the front holding members and/or the rear holding members to thereby releasably, clampingly engage an object placed between the front and rear holding members. The apparatus may be particularly adapted for holding firearms. The apparatus may be particularly adapted for use with all-terrain vehicles (ATVs). Also provided are methods of holding and/or securing an object such as a firearm using the apparatus, before or after mounting the apparatus to a vehicle. | ||||||
| 13 | Adjustable gun mount | US13862093 | 2013-04-12 | US08910560B2 | 2014-12-16 | Kelly Irwin |
| An adjustable gun mount is adapted for use in a motor vehicle and can be adjusted to support different sizes and types of weapons. The gun mount limits the release of a stored weapon to authorized users. | ||||||
| 14 | PORTABLE EQUIPMENT SYSTEM MOUNT | US13949573 | 2013-07-24 | US20130306814A1 | 2013-11-21 | Jeffrey T. Shimmel; Todd Mehringer; Garric Henry |
| A mounting system having a base plate, multiple mounting apertures adapted to releasably hold a man-portable equipment item, and non-invasive fasteners for attaching to a structure without damaging the structure. The non-invasive fasteners can include adhesive bonded fasteners which couple to a structure without damaging the structure and permit attachment and removal of the mounting system. The base plate and mounting apertures are designed to minimize mounting footprint and orient the man-portable equipment item in relation to a user structure or aperture such as a turret, egress point, portal, or other structure which requires a user to pass through a structure and have immediate access to the man-portable equipment item. | ||||||
| 15 | ADJUSTABLE GUN MOUNT | US13862093 | 2013-04-12 | US20130269509A1 | 2013-10-17 | Kelly Irwin |
| An adjustable gun mount is adapted for use in a motor vehicle and can be adjusted to support different sizes and types of weapons. The gun mount limits the release of a stored weapon to authorized users. | ||||||
| 16 | PORTABLE EQUIPMENT SYSTEM MOUNT | US13249067 | 2011-09-29 | US20120246900A1 | 2012-10-04 | Jeffrey T. Shimmel; Todd Mehringer; Garric Henry |
| A mounting system having a base plate, multiple mounting apertures adapted to releasably hold a man-portable equipment item, and non-invasive fasteners for attaching to a structure without damaging the structure. The non-invasive fasteners can include adhesive bonded fasteners which couple to a structure without damaging the structure and permit attachment and removal of the mounting system. The base plate and mounting apertures are designed to minimize mounting footprint and orient the man-portable equipment item in relation to a user structure or aperture such as a turret, egress point, portal, or other structure which requires a user to pass through a structure and have immediate access to the man-portable equipment item. | ||||||
| 17 | Device for transporting a mortar-type heavy weapon on a light all-terrain vehicle | US10550060 | 2004-03-18 | US20060266208A1 | 2006-11-30 | Denis Jean-Francois; Andre Beaujard; Patrick Cohe |
| The invention relates to techniques used to transport artillery-type autonomous weapons, such as cannons or mortars. The invention can be used to transport a heavy weapon on the rear deck of a light all-terrain vehicle. The interface (3, 4) between the vehicle (2) and the weapon (1) comprises a retractable structure (3), e.g. a fork crane (30), a cable (32) and an electrical winch (31). When retracted, the retractable structure is designed to form a mechanical connection between the vehicle and the weapon, and, when released, said structure is configured to enable the weapon to move in relation to the vehicle, such that the stresses produced with the launch of a missile are not transmitted to the vehicle. Moreover, when the retractable structure is in the released position, the weapon can be moved away from the vehicle while remaining connected thereto and, in the retracted position, the structure can be used to position the weapon precisely on the vehicle. | ||||||
| 18 | Mortar deployment and storage system | US11119430 | 2005-04-29 | US07140290B2 | 2006-11-28 | Dennis W. Borgwarth; Ryan C. Lakeman; Bradley J. Breeggemann; Timothy J. Doering |
| A system for stowing and deploying a mortar from a transport vehicle employs a hoist mechanism, a support frame, a pair of guide arms and a barrel-support strut attached to a transport vehicle. The support frame is adapted to be temporarily engaged with the mortar barrel, the base plate and the pair of stabilizer arms of the mortar to prevent relative motion between them during stowing and deployment. The hoist mechanism has a lift arm that pivots between a retracted and a deployed position. One end of the lift arm is hook shaped for detachable engagement with the support frame. A pair of guide arms extend in spaced parallel relation from the rear of the vehicle and serve to guide a trajectory of the mortar as it is being stowed or lowered to the ground. | ||||||
| 19 | Scabbard mount for motorcycles and other vehicles | US29134272 | 1972-09-22 | US3806010A | 1974-04-23 | UTIGARD N |
| A mount including a pair of parallel and opposing channel members is provided with the channel members rigidly braced relative to each other and a connecting strap extending between one pair of corresponding ends thereof. A scabbard for enclosing a rifle, shotgun, chain saw and other implements is provided and is of a configuration to be slidingly received between the channel members in a manner guided by the channel members and the scabbard is seatable against the connecting strap. The mount includes fastening brackets whereby the mount, and thus the scabbard supported therefrom, may be supported from a motorcycle, bicycle or other vehicle. In addition, the scabbard is readily removable and itself provided with flexible straps whereby the scabbard may be secured, by means of the flexible straps, to a vehicle or saddle independent of the mount.
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| 20 | Conveyer for guns | US24411338 | 1938-12-05 | US2239558A | 1941-04-22 | VICTOR HAMMAR |
