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VN17

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Armored Vehicles

Norinco displayed its VN17 tracked IFV for the ﬁrst time during its Armour Day event in August 2017. Primarily aimed at the export market, it is more heavily armoured than previous generations of Chinese IFVs yet still light enough to be air-transportable by military transport aircraft such as the C-130 Hercules. An unmanned turret armed with a 30mm cannon, coaxial machine gun and two HJ-12 ATGM launchers is mounted in the centre of the hull, while up to seven personnel can be carried in the rear troop compartment.Read More

Norinco

ZBD-03/VN10

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Armored Vehicles

The ZBD-03 (initially referred to as the ZLC2000) is an air-droppable tracked infantry ﬁghting vehicle (IFV) designed to support airborne assault operations. Although it shares many design elements with the Soviet BMD-1 and BMD-2 IFV, its powerpack has been relocated to the front and the hull has been raised to provide more internal volume within the troop compartment. Since being publicly unveiled during a 2009 military parade, the ZBD-03 has been produced in unknown numbers to equip Chinese airborne units and has also been offered for export under the designation VN10.Read More

Norinco

Sinai-200

Armored Vehicles

Armored Vehicles

The Sinai-200 (also known as Sena-200) is a family of tracked vehicles developed by the Egyptian MoD’s Ministry of Military Production (MOMP). Although derived from the Soviet BMP-1, the Sinai-200 offers a higher level of ballistic and blast protection, more ergonomic crew positions and a RWS in place of the manned 73mm-gun armed turret. In addition to the APC variant, it is intended to spawn a whole family of vehicles ranging from combat support vehicles armed with a 30mm cannon to a mortar carrier and EW vehicle.Read More

Ministry of Military Production

Khatim

Armored Vehicles

Armored Vehicles

Sudan’s Military Industry Corporation (MIC) produces the Khatim tracked AFV family which is based on the Iranian Boraq. The latter was in turn based on the Russian BMP-1 IFV or its Chinese counterpart, the WZ501 (Type 86). Sudan received ten Boraq APCs in 2003.Read More

Military Industrial Corporation (MIC)

APVT

Armored Vehicles

Armored Vehicles

The Amphibious Protected Vehicle Tracked (APVT) is a prototype vehicle manufactured by KMW. Designed to offer protected, amphibious all-terrain mobility, it is targeted at militaries that must operate in a riverine environment. The vehicle features a bidirectional concept, operating on land in one direction and operating in the water in the other.Read More

Krauss-Maffei Wegmann

Puma IFV

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Armored Vehicles

The 30mm-armed Puma tracked IFV was developed by Projekt System & Management (PSM), a JV between Krauss-Maffei Wegmann and Rheinmetall Landsysteme, to meet the German Army’s requirement for a well-armed infantry ﬁghting vehicle (IFV) offering a very high level of protection. The ﬁrst of 350 vehicles on order was delivered in June 2015, with deliveries planned to continue until 2020. Additionally, the Puma is being offered for requirements in Australia and the Czech Republic.Read More

PSM Projekt System & Management

LPG

Armored Vehicles

Armored Vehicles

The Lightweight Tracked Chassis (LPG) is being developed by HSW for the Polish Army. Unlike previous attempts to develop an LPG, the new vehicle dispenses with the legacy Soviet 2S1 Gvozdika SPH hull in favour of a clean-sheet design that shares similarities with the Borsuk tracked IFV and offers greater mobility and survivability. If adopted, it is expected to form the basis of an artillery command vehicle, reconnaissance vehicle and a tracked version of the Rak 120mm mortar carrier.Read More

HSW- Huta Stalowa Wola

NBPWP Borsuk

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Armored Vehicles

The Next-Generation Amphibious IFV (NBPWP) Borsuk tracked infantry ﬁghting vehicle (IFV) was developed by a consortium led by Huta Stalowa Wola (HSW) to meet a long-standing Polish Army requirement for a new tracked IFV platform to replace the legacy BWP-1 IFV. Intended to form the basis of both a light, amphibious IFV weighing under 30t and a heavier version weighing over 40t, 800 Borsuk IFVs could be produced for the Polish Army, in addition to as many as 800 specialised variants. A prototype of the light version of the Borsuk was ﬁrst unveiled at the MSPO exhibition in 2017. Few technical speciﬁcations concerning this platform have been unveiled, but it is planned to be equipped with a ZSSW-30 unmanned turret sporting a 30 or 40mm cannon, 7.62mm machine gun and a twin Spike LR ATGM launcher.Read More

HSW- Huta Stalowa Wola

Namer

Armored Vehicles

Armored Vehicles

The Namer is a heavy APC, based on the Merkava Mk IV tank chassis, developed by IMI for the Israeli Ordnance Corps. The ﬁrst vehicles entered service with the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) in mid-2008, and by early 2017, a total of 100 had been delivered.Read More

Israel Defense Forces

K21

Armored Vehicles

Armored Vehicles

The K21 is a tracked IFV that has a two-man turret armed with a domestically produced S&T; Dynamics K40 40mm cannon, 7.62mm coaxial machine gun and ATGMs. The turret and hull are constructed from all-welded aluminium armour and modular appliqué armour can be ﬁtted to boost protection. The army intends to equip the vehicle with an active protection system.Read More

Hanwha Defense

KAAV II

Armored Vehicles

Armored Vehicles

In 2018, Hanwha Defence commenced development of a successor for the Korean Amphibious Assault Vehicle (KAAV), a licence-produced variant of the BAE Systems AAV7A1 currently in service with the Republic of Korea Marine Corps (ROKMC). Designated the KAAV II, this 35t fully amphibious vehicle will be able to transport 18 marines from ship to shore at speeds of more than 24km/h at sea and will be armed with an unmanned turret equipped with a 40mm cannon. A scale model of the KAAV II was unveiled at ADEX 2019, but it is not expected to enter service until the late 2020s.Read More

Hanwha Defense

Talha

Armored Vehicles

Armored Vehicles

The Talha is a tracked APC manufactured by the APC Factory of Heavy Industries Taxila (HIT). Based on the M113, it has an amphibious capability and is typically armed with a 12.7mm heavy machine gun. Production of the Talha started in 2002, with the Pakistan Army planning to ﬁeld 2000 by 2010. It is unclear whether this many were ever received, but the vehicle is still in operation with the Pakistan and Iraq Armed Forces. The Saab, Sakb and Talha-C are all variants of the Talha.Read More

Heavy Industries Taxila

Griffin III

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Armored Vehicles

The Griffin III is a technology demonstrator unveiled by General Dynamics Land Systems (GDLS) at AUSA 2018 to showcase some of the technology that could be integrated into the US Army’s next tracked IFV. Based on the hull utilised by the British Army’s Ajax tracked vehicle family, the vehicle can accommodate six dismounts and can be operated by a crew of just two people. It was displayed armed with an experimental 50mm cannon mounted in a new purpose-built turret. Although the Griffin III was intended to inform future requirements for the US Army’s Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle (OMFV) programme, GDLS did not enter it into the competition. Instead, the company manufactured a new prototype that resembled the Griffin III in many respects, though the ﬁrst incarnation of the OMFV programme was ultimately cancelled in January 2020.Read More

General Dynamics Land Systems

Ajax

Armored Vehicles

Armored Vehicles

Ajax is a family of 589 tracked armoured vehicles based on the General Dynamics ASCOD IFV hull. These vehicles will replace the CVR(T) family and will equip British Army Strike Brigades. A £3.5 billion ($4.3 billion) manufacturing contract was awarded to GDLS UK in 2014. The vehicles are expected to enter service between 2020 and 2025. The programme’s overall name is Ajax, but there are six variants: reconnaissance (Ajax), reconnaissance support (Ares), C2 (Athena), equipment repair (Apollo), equipment recovery (Atlas) and engineering reconnaissance (Argus).Read More

General Dynamics UK

AS21 Redback

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Armored Vehicles

First unveiled in scale model form at the Land Forces 2018 exhibition, the AS21 Redback is a tracked IFV developed to meet the Australian Army’s Land 400 Phase 3 requirements for a new platform to replace legacy M113AS4 armoured personnel carriers. Based on the K21 IFV hull used by the Republic of Korea Army, it uses many of the same proven components and subsystems found in that vehicle and the K9 Thunder self-propelled howitzer. In its standard IFV conﬁguration, it will be able to accommodate three crew, eight passengers, an active protection system and a turret equipped with a 30mm cannon and ATGMs. Other variants utilising the same hull, such as a mortar carrier, will also be proposed.Read More

Hanwha Defense

Kaplan-10

Armored Vehicles

Armored Vehicles

The Kaplan-10 is a new-generation armoured ﬁghting vehicle designed for operations with main battle tanks. It has a low silhouette and the ability to operate at high speed on asphalt, soft soil, muddy and rough terrains under all weather conditions. It is amphibious, with two water propulsion systems located at the rear of the vehicle.Read More

FNSS Savunma Sistemleri A.Ş.

ZAHA/MAV

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Armored Vehicles

The Armored Amphibious Assault Vehicle (ZAHA), also known as the Marine Assault Vehicle (MAV), is being developed by FNSS to meet the requirements of the Turkish Navy. Able to operate in conditions up to Sea State 4 and travel at speeds of up to 7kts across water, it is designed to support ship-to-shore amphibious landing operations. It is armed with a Çaka RWS mounting a 40mm automatic grenade launcher and 12.7mm heavy machine gun.Read More

FNSS Savunma Sistemleri A.Ş.

ASCOD CBP IFV

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Armored Vehicles

GDELS unveiled a new variant of its tracked ASCOD (Austrian Spanish Cooperative Development) IFV based on the new Common Base Platform (CBP) at the June 2018 Eurosatory exhibition. The 35t vehicle mounts the Elbit UT30MK2 unmanned turret. Earlier-model ASCOD IFVs are in service with the Austrian Army (as the Ulan) and the Spanish Army (Pizarro) and the CBP has been developed for the British Army’s Ajax reconnaissance vehicle project.Read More

General Dynamics European Land Systems

ACV-30

Armored Vehicles

Armored Vehicles

The ACV-30 vehicle, also known as the ACV AD (Air Defence), was developed speciﬁcally to provide a platform for the Turkish Army’s KORKUT and HISAR air defence system requirements. The ACV-30 is the newest, longest and heaviest member of the FNSS Armoured Combat Vehicle (ACV) family, which includes the ACV-15 and the ACV-19, of which more than 2,500 have been built. It also builds on the company’s experience developing the ACV-Stretched.Read More

FNSS Savunma Sistemleri A.Ş.

Kaplan 20 NG-AFV

Armored Vehicles

Armored Vehicles

Kaplan 20 NG-AFV

The Kaplan 20 NG-AFV is the latest member of FNSS’ new-generation AFV family. The vehicle has an average power-to-weight ratio of 23hp/t depending on its combat weight, an automatic transmission and the ability to operate jointly with MBTs. Through the integration of different subsystems, the vehicle can execute a wide range of missions. Electronic subsystems are also integrated together with a high-performance power pack, heavy-duty suspension and tracks, which enable the vehicle to carry heavy loads such as 35mm gun systems.Read More

FNSS Savunma Sistemleri A.Ş.

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