South Korea adopts new BTR

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According to the portal armyrecognition.com, the Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Korea and the company Hyundai Rotem have signed a contract for the supply of combat vehicles K806 and K808.

According to the signed agreement, Hyundai Rotem will annually transfer to the South Korean army about 100 new armored personnel carriers. In total, the Republic of Korea will receive 500 units K808 and 100 units K806 as part of the transaction. The transaction amount was $ 357 million.



South Korea adopts new BTR

K808 armored personnel carrier


The K808 and K806 armored personnel carriers are designed to replace the K200 and K21 tracked infantry fighting vehicles in service with the South Korean army. The 808 has a wheel formula 8 × 8 and is designed for transporting infantry (including in mountainous areas). K806 with wheel formula 6 × 6 is designed for conducting reconnaissance and road operations.


K806 armored personnel carrier


Both cars are amphibious and equipped with 430 l engines. with. capable of accelerating them to 100 km / h on the highway. K808 and K806 can be equipped with various combat modules with machine-gun and rocket weapons, as well as 30, 90 and 120 mm caliber guns.

The development of the K808 and K806 began in 2012, and in May last year, the machines completed passing state tests. K806 machines weighing 16 tons are planned to be used for reconnaissance operations and protecting units on the march. Twenty-ton K808 are designed to transfer troops and actions on the battlefield along with the main combat tanks South Korea reports "Warspot"
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  1. +1
    12 December 2017 11: 35
    In, damn it, racing BTR! belay
    1. +3
      12 December 2017 11: 41
      I don’t know their TTX, but with Design Koreans guessed laughing
    2. +8
      12 December 2017 11: 42
      Quote: siberalt
      In, damn it, racing BTR!

      why is it so square? it that would be easier to knock it out?
      1. +2
        12 December 2017 11: 51
        Probably to swim - they are floating ...
        1. +7
          12 December 2017 11: 53
          Quote: Nasr
          Probably to swim - they are floating ...

          this type of Amer destroyers inspired? laughing
          1. +3
            12 December 2017 12: 01
            Something like this:


            Try to hit it when it is in the water ...

            and another video:

            1. +8
              12 December 2017 12: 10
              Quote: Nasr
              Try to hit it when it is in the water ..

              well, if it's a patrol boat, then seven feet to him in a keel laughing and on land - well, a very good target
              1. +2
                12 December 2017 12: 28
                How will you respond about Typhoon ?:


                bully
                1. +6
                  12 December 2017 16: 13
                  and Typhoon’s booking is better, as far as I read, and this is an armored car for transporting drugs and not a fighting vehicle
        2. +2
          12 December 2017 11: 58
          the nose shape may have been ripped off based on the experience of the American AAV-7
  2. +3
    12 December 2017 11: 38
    Hmm, and this one in front of the car will hold 14.5mm, say?
    1. +7
      12 December 2017 11: 40
      No, it is stated that this 2,5-meter-high barn (in height) holds only 12,7 mm in the forehead.
      1. +10
        12 December 2017 11: 43
        Quote: Jedi
        No, it is stated that this 2,5-meter-high barn (in height) holds only 12,7 mm in the forehead.

        dear coffin however, but how glamorous it is lol
        1. +6
          12 December 2017 11: 46
          Everyone goes crazy in their own way ... wink
          1. +6
            12 December 2017 12: 16
            Quote: Jedi
            Everyone goes crazy in their own way ... wink

            or as he can laughing
      2. +5
        12 December 2017 11: 49
        Max hi But for some reason this American product reminded me

        only lined with armor and on wheels. wink
        1. +3
          12 December 2017 11: 51
          Seryoga, if the South Koreans believe that they need such a barn - this is their personal business. Yes
          1. +5
            12 December 2017 12: 04
            Max, with all my rich imagination, I can’t understand - where did they gather on these floating “buses” to land naval assault forces? Really gathered to visit Eun, and even by sea? belay
            1. +3
              12 December 2017 12: 22
              Maybe the Japanese will drive sake on weekends? lol
              1. +5
                12 December 2017 12: 38
                On an armored personnel carrier? request I would prefer a boat.
                1. +3
                  12 December 2017 12: 41
                  So do I. But you and I are not South Koreans. wink
                  1. +5
                    12 December 2017 13: 35
                    Exactly, Max. good
                    But you and I are not South Koreans.

                    Vodka will do for us too; we won’t exchange it on sake. wink drinks
                    1. +3
                      12 December 2017 13: 37
                      Quote: Svarog51
                      Vodka will do for us too; we won’t exchange it on sake.

                      I respect supporters of traditions! good drinks
                      1. +5
                        12 December 2017 13: 43
                        I respect supporters of traditions!

                        It’s all there that the world can’t settle the matter, everyone is arming themselves. Everything is much simpler here.
                        wink drinks
    2. +1
      12 December 2017 11: 43
      Hardly. Rather, protection against standard small arms. By the way, it is not indicated how much it goes on water and under what excitement.
  3. +2
    12 December 2017 11: 55
    Quote: Chertt
    I don’t know their TTX, but with Design Koreans guessed laughing

    You took off the tongue: the design is somehow "sloppy." I have the impression that the Koreans “washed down” these K808 and K806 for anything, but not for battle. Still, in a combat situation, substituting as a target is something I don’t know how to describe
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  5. 0
    12 December 2017 12: 27
    What is his height then? Well, just a sin to miss.
  6. +1
    12 December 2017 12: 28
    You can’t imagine a better target for a grenade launcher.
  7. 0
    12 December 2017 14: 49
    it’s not clear why they need it? cross the highway?
    The target itself is huge, vertical high sides, almost vertical frontal armor ...
    An ideal tarantas for fighting popular unrest, if you put a water cannon instead of a machine gun (and attach a barrel to the back), but what to do with it in combat conditions? especially in the mountains - it’s not clear ...
  8. 0
    12 December 2017 14: 57
    Quote: Nasr
    How will you respond about Typhoon ?:


    bully

    Typhoon - can move much more people (at least twice, 16 versus 8), in addition, it can be equipped as a staff car, a mobile first-aid post, etc. etc. due to the sufficiently large dimensions. For example, to protect the infantry on the march, it is more suitable. And for sabotage and reconnaissance operations, there are other machines.
    In the case of the Korean, an attempt to make a universal car for all occasions, as a rule a failure.