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Soviet/Russian BMP Series |
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Notes: All BMP-1 prototypes utilized the same one-man turret that was a requirement of the competition.
Gun: 73mm Gun (40 rounds)
Coaxial: 7.62mm (2,000 rounds)
ATGM: 9K111 (4 rounds)
Combat Weight: 13.67 metric tons
Length: 6,860 mm
Width: 2,830 mm
Height: 2,020 mm
Crew: 3
Passengers: 7
Engine: UTD-20 (300 hp)
Highway Speed: 90 km/hr
Water Speed: 10 km/hr
Highway Radius: 500 kilometers
Notes: Hull and turret made from rolled armor (grade 2A). 8x8 wheeled configuration.
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Gun: 73mm Gun (40 rounds)
Coaxial: 7.62mm (2,000 rounds)
ATGM: 9K111 (4 rounds)
Combat Weight: 12,070 kg
Length: 6,735mm
Width: 2,940mm
Height: 2,068mm
Highway Speed (Wheels): 108 km/hr
Highway Speed (Tracks): 57 km/hr
Water Speed: 10 km/hr
Highway Radius: 300 kilometers
Notes: Hydropneumatic suspension.
Crew: 2
Passengers: 8
Highway Speed: 60 km/hr
Water Speed: 10 km/hr
Notes: Based on PT-76
Designer: Rubtsovsk
Combat Weight: 12,600 kg
Production: 1969-1973
Combat Weight: 13,000 kg
Production: 1973-1983
Production: 1979-1983
9M113 Konkurs/9M113M Konkurs-M
Notes: BMP-1P with a AGL.
Production: 1973-1983
Notes: Command Variant of BMP-1.
Notes: “Afghan” version with side skirts and AGS-17.
Service Acceptance: 1972
Production: 1976-?
Notes: Command post vehicle with 10 meter telescopic radio mast.
Service Acceptance: 1970
Production: 1972-?
Main Gun: 7.62mm MG (1,000 rounds)
Notes: Artillery FO vehicle
Notes: CP Staff car for Regimental CP with computer system.
Notes: Based on PRP-3.
Service Acceptance: 1988
Training BMP
Service Acceptance: 1982?
Production: 1986-?
Notes: Based on BMP-1. Has winch with pull force of 6,500 kg and crane with 1,500 kg capacity.
Notes: Armored evacuation vehicle for crews of damaged tanks.
Combat Weight: 13,600 kg
Adopted: August 1980
Combat Weight: 14,000 kg
Length: 6,735mm
Width: 3,150mm
Height: 2,450mm
Ground Clearance: 420mm
Ground Pressure: 0.64 kg/cm2
Highway Speed: 65 km/h
Crew: 3
Passengers: 7
Gun: 30mm 2A42 Autocannon (160 BT and 340 OFZ/OT Rounds)
Coaxial: 7.62mm PKT (2,000 rounds)
ATGM: (4 rounds)
Stabilizer: Two Plane
Combat Weight 14,500 kg
Notes: “Afghan” variant. Due to extra armor, no longer floated.
Notes: Command Variant of BMP-2.
Gun: 100mm (40 rounds)
Coaxial: 7.62mm PKT (2,000 rounds)
Crew: 3
Weight: 16.5 metric tons
Length (gun forward): 9,451mm
Length (Hull): 7,200 mm
Width: 3,150 mm
Height: 2,250mm
Ground Clearance: 450mm
Engine: 400 hp
Water Speed: 10 km/hr
Highway Speed: 70 km/hr
Highway Radius: 600 kilometers
Notes: Hull made out of steel, turret made out of titanium. Frontal protection was against 23mm rounds.
Designer: Kurgan
Gun: 30mm Gun + 2 x ATGM Tubes in low profile external turret
Notes: Based on Object 685 Light Tank
Combat Weight: 18.7 metric tons
Crew: 3
Passengers: 7
Length (Gun forward): 7,200 mm
Length (Hull): 7,140 mm
Width: 3,230 mm
Height: 2,300 to 2,450 mm
Main Gun: 100mm 2A70 Cannon (40 rounds)
Coaxial: 30mm 2A72 Cannon (750 rounds)
ATGM: 9M117 (6 rounds)
Stabilizer: 2E52-2
Engine: FTD-29 Diesel (400-500 hp)
Water Speed: 10 km/hr
Highway Speed: 70 km/hr
Highway Radius: 600 kilometers
Ground Clearance: 450 mm
Ground Pressure: 0.6 kg/cm2
Ditch Crossing: 2.5 m
Vertical Obstacle: 700mm