BAE Systems introduced a new armored personnel carrier

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The company BAE Systems presented an armored car from the test batch, created under the AMPV program, reports MIC.





According to the report, “the Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle (AMPV) program provides for the replacement of 2897 tracked M113 armored personnel carriers and vehicles based on them in US Army armored brigades.

As a result of the tender held in 2014, a reckless version of the M2 Bradley combat vehicle was chosen, which will be produced in 5 new versions. New vehicles will be used on the battlefield together with tanks Abrams and BMP M2 Bradley.

According to the contract, BAE Systems will provide pre-production armored vehicles for all 29 versions of the 5 for military tests: “armored personnel carrier, command and control vehicle, medical and sanitary vehicle, medical evacuation vehicle, 120-mm self-propelled mortar,” the publication said.

At the end of the test, the Ministry of Defense will sign a contract for the supply of a batch of 289 production vehicles. It is planned to order 2907 units for a total of about $ 13 billion.

It is also reported that "BAE Systems will produce new combat units both from scratch and by refitting older versions of the M2 Bradley, which are located on long-term storage bases (up to 2000 machines according to 2016 data)."

Depending on the destination, armored vehicles will receive various protection and weapons. For example, the medical version will be equipped with an M2 machine gun and a set of mounted dynamic protection.
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  1. 0
    11 October 2016 13: 07
    Nothing revolutionary new, all the same "Bradley", their money, let them do it.
    1. 0
      12 October 2016 09: 37
      The armored personnel carrier is new, and the holes are old ...
  2. +1
    11 October 2016 13: 16
    I understand correctly: the contract to replace the old man M113 went to the former Metropolis - British BAE Systems?
    What has Obama brought the country to ... laughing
    1. 0
      11 October 2016 18: 50
      Yes, everything is fine, just BAE offered more rollback than the others) Not that personal, purely business)
  3. +1
    11 October 2016 13: 29
    Good target, big, hard to miss ....
    1. +6
      11 October 2016 13: 56
      Quote: knyazru
      Good target, big, hard to miss ....

      And besides the fact that the car is a decent size, do you know anything else about Bradley? Especially in the latest modifications?
      1. +2
        11 October 2016 14: 01
        Quote: IS-80_RVGK2
        Quote: knyazru
        Good target, big, hard to miss ....

        And besides the fact that the car is a decent size, do you know anything else about Bradley? Especially in the latest modifications?



        And they are not interested in it hi
        1. +2
          11 October 2016 15: 20
          I agree. More detailed performance characteristics and pictures would not hurt. In general, Bradley is one of the best cars in the world in its class. But is it important to the caps
          1. +2
            11 October 2016 17: 05
            Quote: shark
            In general, Bradley is one of the best cars in the world in its class.

            Are you sure? And what is it good for? The fact that two departments have to travel in three cars?
  4. 0
    11 October 2016 23: 20
    Quality car.
  5. 0
    12 October 2016 06: 21
    If you take off the gadgets and fashionable bells and whistles from it, then we have the good old M113, and I kept thinking - who does it remind me of?
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  7. 0
    12 October 2016 10: 35
    In any case, updating the fleet of old equipment is good for any army. On the basis of delirium, there will be unification, and improved protection and more powerful engine.

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