VEHICLES

Specter APC (CEN B6)

The Specter Armoured Personnel Carrier (APC) has been designed and built not only to withstand ballistic assaults but to protect its occupants against blast scenarios.

Standard Equipment

• Automatic AC
• 6 Gun Ports (2 Left, 2 Right & 2 Rear)
• Run Flat Tire Devices
• Ballistic steel-case fuel tank protection
• Heavy duty front and rear ram bumpers
• Roof mounted Escape Hatch

Phantom II Armoured Personnel Carrier (CEN B7)

The Phantom II Armoured Personnel Carrier (APC) is one of the best selling armoured vehicles. With protection up to STANAG 4569 LEVEL 2 (Kinetic), and 10 passenger capacity, it is an extremely versatile armoured personnel carrier.

Standard Equipment:

• Automatic AC, 2 Units (Front & Rear)

• 8 Gun Ports (3 Left, 3 Right & 2 Rear)

• Run Flat Tire Devices

• Ballistic steel-case fuel tank protection

• Heavy duty front and rear ram bumpers

• PROTEK Crew Seats with 5 Point Restraint System

• Rear View Camera with Display

• Self Recovery Winch

• Roof mounted Escape Hatch

LEGION MRAP (STANAG 4569 fully compliant)

The Legion MRAP (Mine Resistant Ambush Protected) vehicle is designed to operate in rough terrain, It is able to handle difficult climatic and environmental conditions, whilst providing maximum protection, comfort and safety for its crew. The Legion MRAP features the Cummins ISLe 375, Euro 3 electronically controlled engine, ALLISON 6-speed automatic transmission, coupled with 4×4 All Wheel Drive. It also has independent suspension and a central tire inflation system. The vehicle is developed upon a heavy-duty fully-certified military chassis, with a backbone tube frame. This protects driveline shafts from transfer case to the wheels (plus differentials that are placed inside), against dust, moisture and outer mechanical damage.

Unique features

• As Per STANAG 4569 up to KE lvl3 and Mine lvl3a/3b
• Blast-protected seats with head guards and 4 point seatbelts
• Blast mitigation flooring
• Single channel automatic central tire inflation system, operational whilst the vehicle is moving,
  and which is operated by electronic control on the dashboard
• Selectable four-terrain pressure setting
• Automatic tyre pressure check

152mm Self Propelled Gun (SPG) Howitzer

This152 mm ShKH vz. 77 (DANA) is a modern wheel-based artillery weapon with automatic loading, capable of providing effective fire support for ground troops. It is characterised by its long-range, high precision, and high rate of fire. It is designed to combat enemy artillery and mortars, destroy command posts, radio equipment and enemy live forces. It is also capable of destroying permanent defensive structures and field fortifications. It is intended to conduct indirect fire, but, if necessary, can also be used for circular and direct fire. The Howitzer ShKH (DANA) is armed with a 152mm main cannon and 12.7mm AA machine gun.

122mm Multiple Launch Rocket System
(MLRS) RM-70

The RM-70 MLRS was produced in the former Czechoslovakia to replace the RM-51. It uses the same 122mm ammunition as the Soviet BM-21, the worlds most common rocket artillery system. Although more expensive and heavier than the BM-21, the RM-70 has enhanced armour capabilities, second ammunition load and better off-road performance. The RM-70 with its 40-round high explosive fragmentation rockets can provide saturation fire up to the range of 40 km.

AV-15 – Armoured Recovery Vehicle (ARV) based on Tatra chassis

The AV-15 ARV is a specialised vehicle designed for the needs of armies, evacuation and rescue organisations, organisations carrying out construction work, and fire departments. The vehicle consists of TATRA T815 8×8 chassis with permanent all-wheel drive and a superstructure consisting of bulldozer equipment, rescue equipment, and crane technology.

The advantage of the AV-15 is that all functional units, including those to remove damaged equipment, are located on one vehicle. The vehicle can be used for continuous towing of a trailer with a maximum towable mass of 16t in the field and 65t on the roads. The AV-15 is capable of recovering sunken, crashed or damaged automotive, construction and other special vehicles and tracked vehicles, the removal of damaged equipment by towing via poles, ropes or triangle. It is capable of demanding crane work including repairs of damaged equipment, construction of bridges, unloading and loading of material, terrain modifications in favor of technical support, and can be used for welding and cutting work by electric current.

BMP-1 Infantry Fighting Vehicle (IFV)
with 73mm gun

The BMP-1 is a fully amphibious tracked vehicle, with a specially designed front-engined chassis, a welded steel hull with a sharp, sloping front with a conspicuously ridged surface, a centrally located, flat, truncated cone turret and a troop compartment at the rear. Its main armament is the 73mm 2A28 ‚Grom‘ low pressure smoothbore cannon. In adddition, there is a coaxial 7.62mm PKT machine gun mounted to the right of the main armament.

BMP-2 Infantry Fighting Vehicle (IFV)
with 30mm autocannon

The BMP-2 is a second-generation combat tracked armoured vehicle, following on from the BMP-1. Although heavier than it predecessor, it has a larger engine to compensate. It is designed to incease the mobility and firepower of infantry on the battlefield. The main armament is a turret with a stabilised 30mm 2A42 autocannon with dual ammunition feeds which provide a choice of ammunition allowing it to penetrate up to 25mm of armour at a distance of up to 1500 metres. The commanders IPZ-3 sight is specifically designed for anti-aircraft operation, whilst elevation of up to 74 degrees allows the cannon to be used effectively against helicopters and slow-flying aircraft.

VPV – Armoured Recovery Vehicle (ARV) based on BMP chassis

The VPV tracked ARV is designed to rescue & recover (using a mounted bulldozer blade as a support) and to remove damaged or stranded armoured vehicles, usually of mechanised units (using special hinges for towing armoured vehicles). Thanks to the technical equipment of the vehicle (including crane, winch and other recovery and repair equipment), the crew is able to provide assistance in carrying out armoured vehicle repairs in field conditions using the vehicle’s multi-purpose equipment. The VPV is highly manouverable and is capable of being used on water.

T-55 Main Battle Tank (MBT)

The T-55 tanks are mechanically simple and robust. They are very simple to operate compared to Western tanks, and do not require a high level of training for crew members. The tanks have good mobility thanks to their relatively light weight (which permits easy transport by rail or flatbed truck and allows crossing of lighter bridges), wide tracks (which give lower ground pressure and hence good mobility on soft ground), a good cold-weather start-up system and a snorkel that allows river crossings.

T-72M1 Main Battle Tank (MBT)

The T-72 tank is a tracked combat vehicle fitted with an efficient firing system and reliable armoured protection and incised with a height manoeuvrability. Thanks to its small dimensions and small combat weight, it is considered a ‚workhorse ‚ tank. The T-72 features advantageous tactical and operational qualities such as lower railway and river crossing transport requirements, lower bridge carrying capacity requirements (including mobile ones). In comparison to to other contemporary tanks, the T-72 has a low silhouette, resistant composite armour, lateral shields against cumulative catridges, anti pressure-wave-effect equipment and protective NCB equipment. All of this makes the T-72 excellent for passive protection.

T-72 MOD

The T-72 MOD is a modernisation package for one of the most widely used combat tracked vehicles in the world, the T-72 tank, with about 20 000 built and still in service in approximately 40 countries in various modifications.

The essential base for any modernisation includes the installation of the Vehicle Information and Battle Management System (VIBMS), originally developed and used by the Czech Army on their T-72M4 CZ tanks.

Other moderniation packages can be offered, catering to the requirements of devices in need of updating.

Recomended composition of modernization package