Swiss army buys intelligence vehicles based on Eagle 6x6

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Swiss army buys intelligence vehicles based on Eagle 6x6

Prototype BM Eagle 6x6 with a TASYS reconnaissance complex and a module with an 12,7-mm machine gun

The Swiss army will receive a reconnaissance vehicle based on the new wheeled armored vehicle (BRM) Eagle 6x6. The contract for the supply of 100 reconnaissance vehicles was concluded with General Dynamics European Land Systems-Mowag, the Swiss branch of General Dynamics Corporation.

The cost of the contract and other parameters are not reported, it is known that the supply of vehicles to the Swiss army will be made in the period from 2023 to 2025 years. It is specified that Switzerland was the first country to order these machines.



Reportedly, the Eagle 6x6 reconnaissance armored vehicle is a triaxial version of the General Dynamics European Land Systems-Mowag armored Eagle V armored vehicles with the 4x4 wheel formula with enhanced mine protection (MRAP). In the version for the Swiss army, the Eagle 6x6-based BRMs will be equipped with the TASYS reconnaissance complex, which includes reconnaissance equipment on a lifting mast and data processing equipment. To protect the crew, remotely controlled combat modules with an 12,7-mm machine gun, presumably Kongsberg Protector M151, will be installed on the BM.

It is known that the total combat mass of the Eagle 6x6 is 15 tons, the length is 7 meters. The armored car accommodates 14 people (maximum). A Cummins ISB6 E6.7 3-cylinder diesel engine with an 6,7 liter capacity and 285 horsepower combined with an Allison 5 SP 2500 automatic transmission was installed. Speed ​​on the highway to 110 km / h, range to 700 km.
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    1. +2
      7 December 2019 19: 26
      How strange is the antenna in it?
      1. +2
        7 December 2019 19: 31
        Low hanging wire should raise
        1. +2
          7 December 2019 19: 33
          hi Welcome
          Quote: Spade
          Low hanging wire should raise

          And if there is a "surprise" at the end of the wire? And somehow the shape of the nose does not contribute to the sliding of the wire. Here, something else
          1. +4
            7 December 2019 19: 39
            Quote: svp67
            And if there is a "surprise" at the end of the wire?

            Better let it explode sooner.
            In general, this is a rather complicated problem, and sometimes it comes to this:
          2. +3
            7 December 2019 19: 52
            Sergey, be healthy! Lopatov is also my respect! hi drinks
            Quote: svp67
            like the shape of the nose does not contribute to the sliding of the wire. Here, something else

            It is impossible to understand the incomprehensible, to comprehend the incomprehensible and to shove ... inappropriate. wink
            1. +9
              7 December 2019 22: 24
              pasha hi And why should the armored personnel carrier cut the wires with its "nose"? Our BTR-152 had a folding grille.

              It is in marching condition.

              This is in combat. In theory, should not catch.
              1. +2
                8 December 2019 08: 10
                Quote: Svarog51
                In theory, should not catch.

                Ours should not, but look what a "beak" the "Swiss"
                1. +7
                  8 December 2019 09: 22
                  In theory, with its weight, few wires will break. But something serious still have to go round. Yes
        2. +7
          7 December 2019 19: 35
          modifications Eagle 6x6
      2. +2
        8 December 2019 04: 19
        Quote: svp67
        Strange antennas are located at her

        Doesn’t anyone bother with three meters of height for a reconnaissance vehicle? Not, if you hide it behind Mont Blanc, then of course it will be imperceptible, according to the scouts!
        1. +1
          8 December 2019 06: 11
          Quote: Vladimir_2U
          Doesn’t anyone bother with three meters of height for a reconnaissance vehicle?

          Normal - seen from above better. Moreover, this is Switzerland, they will not fight.
    2. +1
      7 December 2019 19: 55
      basically no different from the federal

      although it’s a bit much for reconnaissance of 15 tons of charaban, but for the transportation of people our Typhoon seems to be more successful
    3. +1
      7 December 2019 20: 12
      And where is Switzerland going to scout? In Germany, or in France?
      1. +1
        8 December 2019 06: 11
        Quote: Lena Petrova
        And where is Switzerland going to scout?

        At home in Switzerland.
    4. +1
      7 December 2019 20: 45
      Primitive design based on some kind of truck. Already the layout of the wheels suggests that through the trenches and ditches it is not a rider. In general, they did not strain much when they were designed.
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    6. -2
      7 December 2019 21: 42
      Interesting machine. Exploration and target designation. Plus a communication repeater plus, possibly, RER and EW.
    7. +2
      7 December 2019 22: 22
      Is he too big for a scout. Here is Fennek the most.
    8. -1
      8 December 2019 00: 14
      I don’t understand why they are, they decided to motorize their guards who guard the Pope, so even without these ratchets they look funny in striped trousers and hats in feathers ... and here they bought these pepelats laughing wassat
    9. 0
      8 December 2019 00: 21
      Looks like a 6x6 wolf

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