SPz2000 | |
|---|---|
| Land | Schweden |
| Typ | Infanterie-Kampffahrzeug |
| Foto | Gunther Neumahr |
| Thema | Album von 56 Fotos Rundgang einer «SPz2000» |
Fotogalerie eines SPz2000, The Stridsfordon 90 (Strf 90) (Eng. Combat Vehicle 90 (CV90)) is a family of Swedish tracked combat vehicles designed by FMV, Hägglunds and Bofors during the mid-1980s and early 1990s. The Swedish version of the main infantry fighting vehicle is fitted with a turret from Bofors that is equipped with a 40 mm autocannon, although export versions use 30 mm and 35 mm autocannons. Developed specifically for the Nordic sub-arctic climate, it has very good mobility in snow and wetlands while carrying and supporting eight (later versions were reduced to six) fully equipped soldiers. Other variants include Forward Observation, Command and Control, Anti-air, Armoured Recovery, Electronic Warfare and so forth. It is still produced and being developed further by BAE Systems Hägglunds AB.
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das Spz 2000 (Schützenpanzer 2000) is an infantry fighting vehicle developed and produced by the Swiss company RUAG Land Systems. It is based on the Swedish CV90 design but incorporates several modifications specific to Swiss requirements. Here is an HTML description of the Spz 2000:
The Spz 2000 is a tracked, armored infantry fighting vehicle designed for the Swiss Armed Forces. It is a variant of the Swedish CV90 IFV, with the following key features:
- Crew: 3 (commander, gunner, driver)
- Passengers: 7 infantry soldiers
- Bewaffnung:
- Main gun: 35mm Bushmaster III cannon
- Coaxial machine gun: 7.62mm
- Anti-tank missiles: Spike-LR
- Armor: Modular composite armor with ceramic inserts
- Engine: Scania DSI 14 diesel engine, 550 hp
- Suspension: Torsion bar suspension
- Operational range: 600 km
- Weight: 28 tonnes
The Spz 2000 was developed in the late 1990s and entered service with the Swiss Army in 2003, replacing the older Schützenpanzer 63/88 vehicles. It is designed for a variety of roles, including infantry transport, fire support, and reconnaissance.
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