Modern Wheeled Armored Vehicles (Extended edition): Unique modern and old world war technology

Description

This is an extended edition. Some little-known models of armored personnel carriers and wheeled armored vehicles have been added here.This book is devoted to the features of wheeled armored cars and armored personnel carriers of different countries of the world. Here you can learn about their combat characteristics and tactical application in military conflicts.The book is designed for a wide range of readers.Content:IntroductionBaseline requirements for modern wheeled armored vehiclesRequirements for the development of concepts of armored carsModels“Bushmaster” armored vehicle (Australia)Armored car Steyr «Pandur» (Austria)Multipurpose combat armored vehicle "Pandur II" (Austria)Armored car SIBMAS (Belgium)Reconnaissance armored car EE-3 "Jararaca" (Brazil)The Engesa EE-9 "Cascavel" fighting vehicle (Brazil)Engesa EE-11 "Urutu" armored personnel carrier (Brazil)Armored car Vickers Mark 11 6x6 (Great Britain)Police armored car GKN AT-104 (Great Britain)Armored car GKN Sankey AT-105 "Saxon" (Great Britain)Armored car GKN FS-100 "Simba" (Great Britain)Additional part:Armored car Daimler FV 721 «Fox» (Great Britain)Armored car Alvis FV 601 «Saladin» (Great Britain)Armored Personnel Carrier Alvis FV 602 "Saracen" (Great Britain)Armored car Alvis "Scarab" (Great Britain)Armored Cars Short Shorland 5 Series (Great Britain)Light armored car FIG (Hungary)Armored car Rheinstahl-Henschel / Daimler-Benz UR-416 (Germany)Armored car Thyssen-Henschel TM-170 (Germany)