Infantry Mobility Vehicles

KoTeMoRe wrote:

Arctic_Fox wrote:Can anyone id this vehicle?

CAN AM Commander MAX MTV. This should be the XT model.

http://can-am.brp.com/off-road/side-by-side/commander.html

Arctic_Fox wrote:

KoTeMoRe wrote:......

CAN AM Commander MAX MTV. This should be the XT model.

http://can-am.brp.com/off-road/side-by-side/commander.html

Thank you Kotemore

Hope that Russia one day produce such vehicle class, im sure Stels can do it.

George1 wrote:GAZ-39371 "Vodnik" in Syria

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PapaDragon wrote:

Arctic_Fox wrote:

KoTeMoRe wrote:......

CAN AM Commander MAX MTV. This should be the XT model.

http://can-am.brp.com/off-road/side-by-side/commander.html

Thank you Kotemore

Hope that Russia one day produce such vehicle class, im sure Stels can do it.

Stels already does and I have seen at least two more manufacturers with similar products. It's just that this particular unit is using these models.

Russian military is more into ATVs, snowmobiles and dirt bikes than buggies.

George1 wrote:GAZ-39371 "Vodnik" in Syria

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Excellent. These things were not up to standard for RU  military but this way they can offload them and put them to use.

I see some Typhoon and Boomerang contracts in the near future.

eehnie wrote:
While the rest would have not been included until now:

GAZ 3937 Vodnik
KAMAZ 43269 BPM-97 Vystrel
Skorpion 2M
Trecol 39294
Typhoon 4x4
Falkatus

Militarov wrote:

eehnie wrote:
While the rest would have not been included until now:

GAZ 3937 Vodnik
KAMAZ 43269 BPM-97 Vystrel
Skorpion 2M
Trecol 39294
Typhoon 4x4
Falkatus

GAZ 3937 Vodnik and BPM-97 Vystrel have been already seen in Syria used by Syrians.

franco wrote:The GAZ 3937 Vodnik was accepted into the Russian Armed Forces in limited numbers for recon but was then given to the Strategic Rocket Forces as escort vehicles for the mobile Topol units. They are being replaced by Tigrs and BTR-82's.

It was reported that there were also some BPM-97 Vystrel accepted into the Armed Forces but I have never seen any prove of that. Have seen them with Border units only.  

eehnie wrote:
There is some aditional info about which units or something? There is something that assures that these vehicles are in the Russian Armed Forces and not in other internal Security Forces? Some data?

Militarov wrote:

eehnie wrote:
There is some aditional info about which units or something? There is something that assures that these vehicles are in the Russian Armed Forces and not in other internal Security Forces? Some data?

Something like an ICBM in same column?

eehnie wrote:

Militarov wrote:

eehnie wrote:
There is some aditional info about which units or something? There is something that assures that these vehicles are in the Russian Armed Forces and not in other internal Security Forces? Some data?

Something like an ICBM in same column?

It yould be the first time that you see a security forces vehicle preceding a military vehicle?

Militarov wrote:

eehnie wrote:

Militarov wrote:

eehnie wrote:
There is some aditional info about which units or something? There is something that assures that these vehicles are in the Russian Armed Forces and not in other internal Security Forces? Some data?

Something like an ICBM in same column?

It yould be the first time that you see a security forces vehicle preceding a military vehicle?

With Vodnik? Right...well....yeah, because police doesnt have any regular patrol cars, mindblown.

Also its not "security forces", only regular Police is requested to escort such columns if they are passing residental or civilian areas/roads. Other units got jack shit to do with column escort. Most of the time its not even regular police but MP. Regular civilian police is there only and just to clear the path and deal with possible issues in traffic. You know i kinda was myself in at least 10 columns like this and guess what... it was Peugeot 306 leading column not BOV M-86.

Seriously do you sit whole day and try to think of most retarded questions in history?

Russia will start testing a new unmanned version of its Tigr armored car, equipped with a 30-millimeter automatic gun, this year, CEO of the vehicle’s developer Military Industrial Company LCC (VPK) Alexander Krasovitsky told Sputnik.

GarryB wrote:

There is a reason why buggies are unarmored Smile And there is sure as Hell reason why M50 Ontos is not around anymore too Very Happy

You are always so quick to criticise...

Do you know what it is for?

Ontos is not around any more because man portable Metis is superior in every way... but again what does that have to do with this vehicle?

Militarov wrote:

GarryB wrote:

There is a reason why buggies are unarmored Smile And there is sure as Hell reason why M50 Ontos is not around anymore too Very Happy

You are always so quick to criticise...

Do you know what it is for?

Ontos is not around any more because man portable Metis is superior in every way... but again what does that have to do with this vehicle?

So lets get armored buggies so they cant anymore be used for what they are intended, and lets weld mean looking tubes to them to be useless balast. Lets call it... super secret Russian buggy.

Enlight us please, what it is for, i am dying to hear. Mindstorm and kvs must have leaked you some info directly from Kremlin