British Ministry of Defense ordered about 600 armored vehicles "Scout SV"

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The military department of Great Britain ordered the Scout Specialist Vehicle armored vehicles for (in terms of) $ 589 billion from General Dynamics 5,8 armored vehicles, reports Lenta.ru report with reference to the publication "Jane's".



A press release from the British Defense Ministry states that "the supply of the BBM will begin on 2017 and end in 2024, with the first battalion of" Scout SV "being formed in the middle of 2019, and the first division will be ready by the end of 2020 of the year." The new BBMs will replace the CVR (T) armored vehicles adopted in the 70s of the last century.

According to the press service, the British army “Scout SV” will be received “in two main modifications: the first (244 vehicle) will be armed with the CTN 40-mm automatic telescopic gun manufactured by Lockheed Martin, and the second, PMRS (Protected Mobility Reconnaissance Support, PMRS), will be equipped with the "Protector" instrument from the "Kongsberg" company ”.

The press release states that the BBM, armed with a cannon, "are designed for a crew of three and will be presented in three versions: 198 reconnaissance-strike vehicles, 23 fire control vehicles and 24 reconnaissance vehicles equipped with a portable radar station."

The PMRS version is designed for crews from 2-s to 4-s. "59 of such vehicles will be presented in the armored personnel carrier version, 112 will be used as command vehicles, 34 - as auxiliary reconnaissance vehicles, and 51 - as engineering reconnaissance," the press service said. In addition, the military will receive tractors developed on the basis of PMRS.

The scope of the contract also includes technical support and training of military personnel.

It is reported that the "Scout SV" armored vehicle was developed on the basis of the universal tracked chassis ASCOD and, depending on the modification, weighs from 38 to 42 tons. " In service of the Austrian army is 112 machines ASCOD "Ulan", and in the army of Spain - 356 ASCOD "Pizarro".

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    1. +7
      4 September 2014 18: 41
      Our cars will be better ...
      1. portoc65
        +12
        4 September 2014 18: 47
        Quote: Deniska999
        Our cars will be better ...

        Who doubts that ours is better .... right now the world arms race is starting .. who is bigger and better ... the second world cold ...
        1. +15
          4 September 2014 19: 16
          Who naminusil article?))
          This is great news!
          The Anglo-Saxons NEVER knew how to make SLEEPING armored vehicles, but SUPER-EXPENSIVE - regularly !!! Have you bought some shit for crazy money? Very well! Let them try it somewhere else in Iraq: "Abrams" and "Challengers" have already burned out there !!!
          PS At the same time: "Latvia buys 123 units of second-hand tracked armored vehicles from Britain ..." N-yes-ah ... This is the cycle of second-hand metal in NATO ...
          1. +7
            4 September 2014 20: 52
            Quote: de Klermon
            Anglo-Saxons NEVER knew how to make sensible armored vehicles,
            Why so? They had a very challenging Challenger, although he was somewhat tall.
            1. +4
              4 September 2014 21: 03
              Not only Challenger, but also, for example, Centurion. An excellent tank, and the Israeli modernization is "Imba" at all, as virtual tankers say. smile
              1. +3
                4 September 2014 21: 28
                Quote: Zymran
                Not only Challenger, but also, for example, Centurion. Great tank
                But his opponent was also very worthy, Early T - 54
                1. +3
                  4 September 2014 21: 40
                  T-54 is probably a good tank, but I don’t remember a single conflict, wherever he showed himself. That T-62 in the Iran-Iraq war showed himself against the English Chieftains very well.
                  1. +10
                    4 September 2014 22: 02
                    Quote: Zymran
                    T-54 is probably a good tank, but I don’t remember a single conflict, wherever he showed himself.
                    Yes, the early modifications really didn’t get anywhere, just these tanks appeared at about the same time as the Centurions. But the later T - 54/55 are not bad at fighting around the world until now. And they continue to be unrecognizably modernized, for example, like this Slovenian T - 55
            2. +4
              4 September 2014 21: 26
              The only tank that was hit in Iraq forehead from an RPG. See the extra armor plate reservation? Work on the bugs. The British sometimes lack attention to detail.
              1. +4
                4 September 2014 23: 44
                It is curious that Israel, where the tankers were very fond of Centurion -
                prayed at him - I almost bought the following model from Britain by inertia:
                Chieftain. Which was already so-so. But England banned the sale - some
                temporary embargo, quarreled ... And the Merkava project got an advantage! And so would
                had to suffer with the upgrades of the british negative
                1. +2
                  5 September 2014 05: 26
                  Quote: voyaka uh
                  And the Merkava project got an advantage! And so would
                  had to suffer with the upgrades of the british

                  Merkava - a very worthy and respected car. So the forced choice turned out to be the right one hi
          2. +4
            4 September 2014 21: 25
            Quote: de Klermon
            "Latvia buys 123 units of used tracked armored vehicles from Britain ..."

            I can imagine that the British will sell them.
            1. +3
              4 September 2014 21: 35
              Quote: GRAY
              I can imagine that the British will sell them.
              At one time, the Red Army did not disdain such weapons, but now the universal carrier is a very rare car.
              1. +1
                4 September 2014 22: 14
                At one time, the Red Army did not disdain such weapons, but now the universal carrier is a very rare car.

                And here is another one for you!
                1. +1
                  4 September 2014 22: 26
                  Quote: Serg 122
                  And here is another one for you!
                  What does the NSU Kettenkrad have to do with it?
                  1. +2
                    4 September 2014 23: 45
                    But how did this thing turn? Or still had to slow down one of the tracks? what
                    1. +1
                      5 September 2014 02: 36
                      Quote: code54
                      But how did this thing turn?

                      - Probably, in a very large radius, such a stroller could turn.
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                    3. 0
                      5 September 2014 04: 39
                      Quote: code54
                      But how did this thing turn? Or still had to slow down one of the tracks?
                      The control was carried out using a front wheel mounted in a motorcycle-type fork. However, the car could make a turn with a small radius with the help of tracks, which allowed the differential mounted on the SdKfz 2.
                      1. 0
                        5 September 2014 10: 38
                        Thanks, thanks. And then always looking at the photo of this vehicle it was not really believed that the wheel would pull towards the tracks! )))
          3. 0
            4 September 2014 21: 35
            And it will burn, for the power of the Soviets, already two out of three tanks of Pidos production were burned in the Donbass.
        2. +5
          4 September 2014 19: 20
          Quote: portoc65
          Quote: Deniska999
          Our cars will be better ...

          Who doubts that ours is better .... right now the world arms race is starting .. who is bigger and better ... the second world cold ...

          Life is bad without a sucker !! All the fun is that now the Latvians will pay for this purchase by buying from them military chermet for their army !!
      2. MSA
        MSA
        +2
        4 September 2014 18: 48
        In my opinion, some kind of hat ...
      3. -1
        4 September 2014 19: 28
        Our existing troops are similar, but still better, so the British compete with us and compete with us.
        1. 0
          4 September 2014 20: 18
          Quote: Thought Giant
          Our existing troops are similar

          Well, I don’t know, in my opinion, the fashion for light tanks passed back in the 40s of the last century, so it’s not clear that neither the tank nor the BMP
          1. +2
            4 September 2014 21: 30
            The British always had such cars. It seems that these are some of their tricks in tactics.
            1. +2
              4 September 2014 21: 38
              This is for wars against arrows and bows, they are not warriors, punishers.
              1. +3
                4 September 2014 21: 44
                That’s enough for you ... They have traditionally the highest level of infantry training, for the same Americans and others before them, as before Beijing on four wheels.

                For example, in Iraq they took a sad first place in casualties from friendly fire. What does it mean? The fact that more often than others were in direct contact with the enemy, and did not beat him remotely, as Americans love.
                1. +3
                  4 September 2014 23: 27
                  Right The British are fighting a little in the old way. Ahead infantry on foot, in groups,
                  50 meters behind it are tanks. So we were taught - because the first IDF instructors were
                  the British.
                  And they do not like breakouts, environments. Gradual extrusion, frontal pressure.
                  They showed the assault on Basra, with small 50 mm mortars, in a hurry on TV.
          2. +2
            4 September 2014 21: 30
            This is not a light tank, this is some kind of misunderstanding: a narrow goselka, 40 tons and a small cannon.
      4. +6
        4 September 2014 20: 16
        In the 95th I felt in armor. A couple of bullets got our generator. I tried to think about the borders. Lucky.
      5. Fast
        0
        5 September 2014 01: 43
        I don’t think that the Englishmen went nuts, on the contrary, the choice of weapons to the very point. These wedges are clearly made to clean up stunned partisans after the bombing, it is more convenient to shoot from a height. Surely NATO is preparing for war with the IS.
    2. portoc65
      +3
      4 September 2014 18: 42
      Natto needed an enemy so that he wouldn’t fall apart .. now everything .. will start arming to the fullest ... now we must defend ourselves from Russia.
    3. +7
      4 September 2014 18: 42
      “BBM deliveries will begin in 2017 and will end in 2024,

      By 2024, this technology is already out of date. It can only be flinted off to the Baltic countries.
      1. +10
        4 September 2014 18: 51
        Quote: Wend
        By 2024, this technology is already out of date. It can only be flinted off to the Baltic countries.
        I don’t know how to stuff, but outwardly, it painfully resembles something from WWII, for example, the Cromwell tank.
        1. +1
          4 September 2014 20: 03
          Strong British tradition of crap.
          1. 0
            5 September 2014 08: 26
            Maybe shit-making, but in HERE there are big problems from them, the guys were too smart with balance, they really are so hard ...
        2. +3
          4 September 2014 21: 39
          Quote: enot73
          I don’t know how to stuff, but outwardly, it painfully resembles something from WWII, for example, the Cromwell tank.

          It reminds me more of "Scorpio". Moreover, the British used this tank and came to the conclusion that it was shit. And again they are adopting the same trash heap. Although why am I ... they would like more of these machines.
          In the photo "Scorpion".
      2. +3
        4 September 2014 20: 06
        Quote: Wend
        By 2024, this technology is already out of date. It can only be flinted off to the Baltic countries.

        Yes, nothing typewriter. Compared to previous BRM models, the frontal projection armor is reinforced by more than 15%. New thermal imagers allow you to determine the location of the enemy’s armored vehicles, even if it is in the fuel economy mode. The engine’s resource is also increased, the BRM will be able to operate in difficult terrain. The Swedes are interested in it. Negotiations are ongoing.
        1. 0
          4 September 2014 21: 39
          Sow potatoes.
    4. +7
      4 September 2014 18: 43
      I think now some manufacturers of military equipment will heat up under the influence of hysteria about the Russian threat from the United States, well, as they say ...............
      1. +5
        4 September 2014 19: 02
        Quote: APASUS
        I think now some manufacturers of military equipment will heat up under the influence of hysteria about the Russian threat from the United States, well, as they say ...............

        For that and hysteria, to warm up ...
    5. +5
      4 September 2014 18: 45
      The car is pretty tall. So this is another self-propelled target.
      1. portoc65
        +2
        4 September 2014 18: 50
        Quote: enot73
        The car is pretty tall. So this is another self-propelled target.
        soon the armata will appear. 2 meters in total height .. very low for the tank.
        1. ksandr45
          0
          5 September 2014 09: 27
          soon the armata will appear. 2 meters in total height .. very low for the tank.


          Where does this infa come from? let's get more
    6. +5
      4 September 2014 18: 48
      Selet is too big, probably to make it easier to get)
    7. +3
      4 September 2014 18: 51
      the Baltic states junk vapari-you can order yourself. request
    8. +5
      4 September 2014 18: 54
      By weight, this is a "terminator". In terms of combat characteristics - nothing at all next to him. Ours are still ahead of Western military thought by a generation.
      1. +5
        4 September 2014 19: 03
        Judging by the weight, she has almost tank armor, and any weapons can be hung. Moreover, there are a lot of specializations, and our BMP does not want to transform into either an armored personnel carrier, or even more so an armored personnel carrier. Although the chassis t 72 probably you can do this ...
        The desired Armata in 2015 will only be presented until the state tests, until the launch of the series ....
    9. +1
      4 September 2014 18: 57
      oooh went cash pissing vassals of their vassals naughty ...
    10. +4
      4 September 2014 18: 59
      40t .. armored vehicle? How much then will their tank weigh?
      1. +6
        4 September 2014 20: 16
        Quote: dvina71
        40t .. armored vehicle? How much then will their tank weigh?

        Leopard 2A7-67 500 kg, M1A2- 61,4 tons, Challenger 2- 62.5 tons, Merkava Mark IV-65 tons ,. Leclerc -54,5 tons. K2 Black Panther (Republic of Korea) - 55 tons, Type 90 (Japan) -50,2 tons, Arjun (India) -58,5 tons.
    11. VICTOR-61
      +4
      4 September 2014 19: 01
      Why do they need armored vehicles or do they want to protect themselves from igip, they buy so much or they want to oppose Russia against Russia so we will break them to dust
      1. +2
        4 September 2014 19: 09
        First, it will be necessary to break the entire "attached" euro buffer together with the Yusovsky contingent, the USSR would have done it - I'm not sure about us, there are stupidly several times more of them. Now, if China takes our side ... belay
        1. +3
          4 September 2014 20: 18
          China is such an ally that it may turn out to be worse than the enemy.
          1. 0
            6 September 2014 08: 08
            Since the USSR was just capable of a war in both directions, and we do not need Europe with Chinese Siberia)
      2. 0
        4 September 2014 21: 41
        They will bury them in the English Channel on the tower in the ground.
    12. +1
      4 September 2014 19: 02
      British analysts issued a statement: Attacking Great Britain Russia will be on foot. Purchasing this crap is advisable!
    13. +4
      4 September 2014 19: 09
      Look at the fellows, the Austrians and the Spaniards, not only developed a machine for their armies, but also managed to foist it on the little shaves. ASCOD BMPs were developed by the Austrian Steyr-Daimler-Pooh and the same diversified Spanish company, Santa Barbara. Moreover, the tower was an Austrian-developed SP-30, armed with a two-plane 30-mm Mauser automatic cannon MK 30-2, and the chassis was Spanish.

      In addition to the BMP, the ASCOD family includes: light tank LT105, chassis for air defense systems (AAMC) and ZSU (AAGS), ATGMC SPTRK, 81-mm or 120-mm self-propelled mortar AMC120, BREM (ARRV), BRM (ALC), control and communication machine (ACCC), mobile ANP (AAOP) and ambulance (AAMB).

      http://www.army-guide.com/rus/product111.html


      It can be seen after the failure with its first and last BMP "Warrior", mainly associated with a complex of weapons, which include: lack of stabilization of the 30-mm L21A1 Rarden cannon; the absence of a 30-mm cartridge with a feathered projectile in the ammunition load of the cannon and, accordingly, the inability to hit the armor protection of promising armored targets; the inability to suppress the dismounted tank-hazardous manpower with 30-mm cannon fire, the small-britters decided to finally abandon the development of armored vehicles.
      1. badger1974
        +2
        4 September 2014 21: 39
        yes, in the course of the panzer faust-3 gave disappointing results for the armor clutter here, and in the former USSR, the "sevens" are like cockroaches in the bath, I understand that the Germans are not stupid, while rowing with their heels in tow, the stars-striped ones are rowing, and Tommy wants to get the trochs in full knows him. maybe they want australia ...? our tourists are already on the way more than rabbits
    14. +5
      4 September 2014 19: 13
      Yes ... Belarus doesn’t advertise its BRDM Stalker badly. You can’t see the Stalker in Novorossia. It’s clear that the equipment is expensive. But it’s a pity. The name Stalker in Ukraine is now in the subject.
    15. 0
      4 September 2014 19: 14
      Yes, 38-42 tons. This is a tank, this is a heavy self-propelled howitzer, but no matter how the armored vehicle with the described purpose, with which, by the way, not everything is clear either ... I would like more versatility from the modern car. Judging by the contours of the reservation is so-so, mediocre, where does this weight come from? And what about the energy ratio? With the Austrian army, everything is clear for a long time, it is ceremonial, expensive and stupid. And the British there too.
    16. +3
      4 September 2014 19: 16
      It is enough to know that the "promising machine" Scout SV is a BMP ASCOD (Austrian Spanish Cooperative Development), developed in accordance with the British requirements, created by Steyr-Daimler-Puch (Austria) and Santa Bárbara Sistemas ( Spain). The British army wants to get a heavy infantry fighting vehicle, light tank, anti-aircraft complex, repair and recovery vehicle, command, sanitary and other types of equipment on a single tracked chassis.

      seven nannies always have a child without an eye... (c) and some sirs are haunted by the laurels of cutting F-35 bully
    17. +1
      4 September 2014 19: 32
      So they are intended in the UK to fight on their island and everything will go like targets for the Cornet.
    18. wanderer_032
      +1
      4 September 2014 19: 35
      But will a new BRM not be produced on a new chassis? What kind of crap in the photo?
      Chassis "Warrior" with a new turret. Isn't that what a new car should look like?

      1. wanderer_032
        0
        4 September 2014 19: 38
        And besides, is there something like a car? request


        According to the press service, the British Army "Scout SV" will arrive "in two main modifications: the first (244 vehicles) will be armed with a 40 mm automatic telescopic CTAS cannon manufactured by Lockheed Martin, and the second, PMRS (Protected Mobility Reconnaissance Support, PMRS), will be equipped with the "Protector" remote control system from "Kongsberg" company. ”(Quote)
    19. 0
      4 September 2014 19: 48
      some kind of turbidity. our bmp-1 and it’s better
    20. 0
      4 September 2014 20: 03
      The antenna would be bigger ...
    21. +1
      4 September 2014 20: 15
      Quote: enot73
      The car is pretty tall. So this is another self-propelled target.

      It would be interesting to duel between the BMP-3 and this misunderstanding))))))
      1. 0
        4 September 2014 20: 22
        I think that even with two of these ... In order to somehow give the Britons a head start ... well, the chances to equalize)
      2. badger1974
        0
        4 September 2014 21: 43
        Angloam will sit down in the first puddle, physics - mother so it is impossible to deceive
    22. +2
      4 September 2014 20: 26
      Whoa! A bunch of specialists in BTT burst out into the open ... About course machine guns, the density of fire per linear meter of enemy defense, survivability on the battlefield, I am silent about composite armor ... So, "in the old man" I have the right to judge!
      Specialty-0534, KMI, defended himself - with Professor A.A. Blagonravov, DTN, Major General .... I did not forget the materiel!
      1. badger1974
        0
        4 September 2014 21: 47
        your composite armor for the "seven" - a knife in butter, and with funerals, battle-tested, are there any objections?
        1. 0
          5 September 2014 06: 52
          She is not "mine", she is ours! Therefore, I am silent about the composite ...
    23. Solaris
      0
      4 September 2014 20: 36
      in my opinion, under our BMP, or what?
      in any case, knowledge is power, there would be more information about a potential opponent ...
    24. 0
      4 September 2014 20: 45
      Eh, a person who refers to the news would give comparative TTX of the equipment in the article and our analogues .. I signed up and would get a mountain of pluses just for 2 copy-paste.
      1. badger1974
        +1
        4 September 2014 21: 55
        Come to the Donbass, and everything will be for you. You will see how and where the infantry is needed, and where the battalion is better than the infantry, I’m silent about the tanks, and you don’t have anything, the situations are very different, and you always need such equipment there isn’t in a certain situation, what’s my point, the dude with five shots to the RPG-7, and the tight cover of the PC-dude, the optics of the bridges, in the opera, just like the bridges itself, is important
    25. 0
      4 September 2014 21: 45
      Quote: wanderer_032
      And besides, is there something like a car? request


      According to the press service, the British Army "Scout SV" will arrive "in two main modifications: the first (244 vehicles) will be armed with a 40 mm automatic telescopic CTAS cannon manufactured by Lockheed Martin, and the second, PMRS (Protected Mobility Reconnaissance Support, PMRS), will be equipped with the "Protector" remote control system from "Kongsberg" company. ”(Quote)



      What is a "telescopic gun"?
      1. +2
        4 September 2014 22: 29
        Quote: The Cat
        telescopic gun
        uses a more powerful and compact telescopic ammunition.
    26. 0
      4 September 2014 21: 48
      If our BMP-3 detects the Briton earlier than he does us, then she will quickly destroy him.
    27. +1
      4 September 2014 22: 26
      The Ministry of Defense of Britain ordered about 600 armored vehicles


      I looked at the photo from New Russia and someone got sick of buying them.
    28. 0
      4 September 2014 22: 28
      let them buy expensive tanks further, we’re better that they have expensive rubbish ...
      now they will be writing off all old equipment to the Baltic states.
    29. sazhka4
      0
      4 September 2014 22: 44
      By weight, it’s not an armored vehicle at all. 38-42 tons. Almost a tank.
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    31. Yaroslav Saf
      0
      5 September 2014 02: 14
      What can I say, let them build up their military muscle and shouting about it to the whole world. So it was during the period of the Cold War, only it finished
    32. Aleksejs Novass
      0
      5 September 2014 05: 18
      10 million apiece at home? It’s like three T-90 tanks at a prime cost for min defense!
    33. 0
      5 September 2014 05: 21
      Quote: ALABAY45
      Whoa! A bunch of specialists in BTT burst out into the open ... About course machine guns, the density of fire per linear meter of enemy defense, survivability on the battlefield, I am silent about composite armor ... So, "in the old man" I have the right to judge!
      Specialty-0534, KMI, defended himself - with Professor A.A. Blagonravov, DTN, Major General .... I did not forget the materiel!

      Yes, no one disputes the "professionalism of professionals" (in quotes because there is a pun of some kind), it is just that all this is knocked out of the general concept of the development of BTT, which was also created at no small cost, I must say. Or the British decided to challenge the physics: the higher the tower, the further you can see, it is easier to aim at it, the more weight, the lower the maneuverability, etc.
    34. 0
      5 September 2014 06: 22
      Looks like a light tank since World War 2 VIC)))
    35. 0
      5 September 2014 08: 30
      slightly like a panther in outline!

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