Pakistan Army APC Inventory

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DXM MRAP standing outside Islamabad Airport man f****** AWESOME MONSTER

 

[Jango]

DXM MRAP standing outside Islamabad Airport man f****** AWESOME MONSTER

You took any pics?

 

[kolinsky]

That's not Burraq:



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this car is very cute, like a hello kitty.....

 

[aziqbal]

I don't really see the big deal in Pakistan getting those MRAPs yeah they are American and big and bad looking but certainly not outside the scope of HIT to build a domestic one

There is no technology issue from stopping Pakistan to build its own MRAP

But then if you are getting them for a cheap price and in good condition then why reinvent the wheel

Only issue with these American units is the high fuel consumption certainly pakistan can not move land forces using them on mass it would be a logistical nightmare but for the limited operations I guess are ok

 

[Inception-06]

Old History and NOT posted before in this kinde of Information material:

I like this Idea and solution for the 1980s it was totally OK

Designation:
Cheeta
Manufactured by: Heavy Industry Taxila (HIT)
Type: Armoured Vehicles
Name: Armoured car

Development/Description


In the late 1980s, Pakistan modified a number of standard commercial 4x2 tractors for military applications.

These vehicles are intended to serve as training vehicles to reduce wear on actual combat equipment so saving significant operating costs.

The modifications included fitting a lightly armoured body to the chassis which covers the engine at the front and extends right to the rear.

The driver and commander are seated to the immediate rear of the engine and to their front is a large windscreen. To the rear of the driver and commander is space for a further two or three personnel, with the weapon installation mounted on the roof.

Normal means of entry and exit are believed to be via doors in the rear of the hull. There are minor differences between vehicles with some being provided with small hatches in the sides of the hull either side of the driver's compartment.

Mounted on either side of the hull, just forward of the driver's compartment, is a bank of three electrically operated smoke grenade dischargers that fire to the front of the vehicle. Most vehicles appear to be fitted with a single radio antenna mounted at the rear of the hull. As far as is known, these vehicles are not fitted with an NBC system or any night vision equipment.



Variants

• Anti-Tank with TOW

This version is called Cheeta and is fitted with a roof-mounted US Raytheon Systems Company TOW ATGW launcher with additional missiles carried internally for manual reloading. The TOW missile has a maximum range of 3,750 m.

• RBS 70 SAM carrier

This is armed with the Swedish Bofors Missiles RBS 70 surface-to-air missile system with additional missiles carried internally for manual reloading.

• Anza SAM carrier

This has a pedestal-type mount on which are mounted four Anza (Lance) surface-to-air missiles in the ready to launch position. The Anza has been developed in Pakistan and is based on the Chinese HN-5 surface-to-air missile system which is of the infra-red fire-and-forget type.

• MG carrier

This has a simple open hatch on which is mounted the Chinese version of the Russian 14.5 mm KPVT heavy machine gun. Due to the limited depression of the weapon the main role of this version is probably air defence.

Status


Production complete. In service with the Pakistani Army. These were not offered on the export market.

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

Old History and NOT posted before in this kinde of Information material:

I like this Idea and solution for the 1980s it was totally OK

Designation:
Cheeta
Manufactured by: Heavy Industry Taxila (HIT)
Type: Armoured Vehicles
Name: Armoured car

Development/Description


In the late 1980s, Pakistan modified a number of standard commercial 4x2 tractors for military applications.

These vehicles are intended to serve as training vehicles to reduce wear on actual combat equipment so saving significant operating costs.

The modifications included fitting a lightly armoured body to the chassis which covers the engine at the front and extends right to the rear.

The driver and commander are seated to the immediate rear of the engine and to their front is a large windscreen. To the rear of the driver and commander is space for a further two or three personnel, with the weapon installation mounted on the roof.

Normal means of entry and exit are believed to be via doors in the rear of the hull. There are minor differences between vehicles with some being provided with small hatches in the sides of the hull either side of the driver's compartment.

Mounted on either side of the hull, just forward of the driver's compartment, is a bank of three electrically operated smoke grenade dischargers that fire to the front of the vehicle. Most vehicles appear to be fitted with a single radio antenna mounted at the rear of the hull. As far as is known, these vehicles are not fitted with an NBC system or any night vision equipment.



Variants

• Anti-Tank with TOW

View attachment 182150

This version is called Cheeta and is fitted with a roof-mounted US Raytheon Systems Company TOW ATGW launcher with additional missiles carried internally for manual reloading. The TOW missile has a maximum range of 3,750 m.

• RBS 70 SAM carrier

This is armed with the Swedish Bofors Missiles RBS 70 surface-to-air missile system with additional missiles carried internally for manual reloading.

• Anza SAM carrier

This has a pedestal-type mount on which are mounted four Anza (Lance) surface-to-air missiles in the ready to launch position. The Anza has been developed in Pakistan and is based on the Chinese HN-5 surface-to-air missile system which is of the infra-red fire-and-forget type.

• MG carrier

This has a simple open hatch on which is mounted the Chinese version of the Russian 14.5 mm KPVT heavy machine gun. Due to the limited depression of the weapon the main role of this version is probably air defence.


View attachment 182151

Status


Production complete. In service with the Pakistani Army. These were not offered on the export market.

Anza:

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

HIT

Uqaab (Pak Armouring)

Roll cage armoured Talha APC

Textron ASV:

Cougar EOD :

Mohafiz (HIT)

Dragoon (HIT)

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

You took any pics?

MaxxPro MRAPS:

LAV:

 

[fatman17]

Old History and NOT posted before in this kinde of Information material:

I like this Idea and solution for the 1980s it was totally OK

Designation:
Cheeta
Manufactured by: Heavy Industry Taxila (HIT)
Type: Armoured Vehicles
Name: Armoured car

Development/Description


In the late 1980s, Pakistan modified a number of standard commercial 4x2 tractors for military applications.

These vehicles are intended to serve as training vehicles to reduce wear on actual combat equipment so saving significant operating costs.

The modifications included fitting a lightly armoured body to the chassis which covers the engine at the front and extends right to the rear.

The driver and commander are seated to the immediate rear of the engine and to their front is a large windscreen. To the rear of the driver and commander is space for a further two or three personnel, with the weapon installation mounted on the roof.

Normal means of entry and exit are believed to be via doors in the rear of the hull. There are minor differences between vehicles with some being provided with small hatches in the sides of the hull either side of the driver's compartment.

Mounted on either side of the hull, just forward of the driver's compartment, is a bank of three electrically operated smoke grenade dischargers that fire to the front of the vehicle. Most vehicles appear to be fitted with a single radio antenna mounted at the rear of the hull. As far as is known, these vehicles are not fitted with an NBC system or any night vision equipment.



Variants

• Anti-Tank with TOW

View attachment 182150

This version is called Cheeta and is fitted with a roof-mounted US Raytheon Systems Company TOW ATGW launcher with additional missiles carried internally for manual reloading. The TOW missile has a maximum range of 3,750 m.

• RBS 70 SAM carrier

This is armed with the Swedish Bofors Missiles RBS 70 surface-to-air missile system with additional missiles carried internally for manual reloading.

• Anza SAM carrier

This has a pedestal-type mount on which are mounted four Anza (Lance) surface-to-air missiles in the ready to launch position. The Anza has been developed in Pakistan and is based on the Chinese HN-5 surface-to-air missile system which is of the infra-red fire-and-forget type.

• MG carrier

This has a simple open hatch on which is mounted the Chinese version of the Russian 14.5 mm KPVT heavy machine gun. Due to the limited depression of the weapon the main role of this version is probably air defence.


View attachment 182151

Status


Production complete. In service with the Pakistani Army. These were not offered on the export market.

Armour protection was not very good on these vehicles in those days.

 

[Rank]

Complete List of MRAPs, APCs & IFVs used by Pakistan Military - Download HD Image.

Inventory:

- Textron Commando (U.S.A)
- Buffalo EOD (U.S.A)
- Cougar JERRV (U.S.A)
- MaxxPro (U.S.A)
- BTR-70/BTR-80 (Chinese/Russian)
- Lazar 2 MRAV (Serbia)
- Talha APC (Pakistan)
- M113 (U.S.A)
- Al-Saad (Pakistan)
- WZ551 (China)
- Dragoon (Pakistan)
- Talha (Pakistan)
- Land Cruiser Based AV (Pakistan)
- Muhafiz (Pakistan)
- Raad (Pakistan)

Coming Soon

- Uqaab APC (Pakistan)
- VN-01 IFV (China)

 

[Selous]

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Complete List of MRAPs, APCs & IFVs used by Pakistan Military - Download HD Image.

Inventory:

- Textron Commando (U.S.A)
- Buffalo EOD (U.S.A)
- Cougar JERRV (U.S.A)
- MaxxPro (U.S.A)
- BTR-70/BTR-80 (Chinese/Russian)
- Lazar 2 MRAV (Serbia)
- Talha APC (Pakistan)
- M113 (U.S.A)
- Al-Saad (Pakistan)
- WZ551 (China)
- Dragoon (Pakistan)
- Talha (Pakistan)
- Land Cruiser Based AV (Pakistan)
- Muhafiz (Pakistan)
- Raad (Pakistan)

Coming Soon

- Uqaab APC (Pakistan)
- VN-01 IFV (China)

What about the Caspir ? Someone told me they use Caspirs as well.

 

[nomi007]

after Peshawar incident pakistan request more mraps from usa

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

View attachment 182248

Complete List of MRAPs, APCs & IFVs used by Pakistan Military - Download HD Image.

Inventory:

- Textron Commando (U.S.A)
- Buffalo EOD (U.S.A)
- Cougar JERRV (U.S.A)
- MaxxPro (U.S.A)
- BTR-70/BTR-80 (Chinese/Russian)
- Lazar 2 MRAV (Serbia)
- Talha APC (Pakistan)
- M113 (U.S.A)
- Al-Saad (Pakistan)
- WZ551 (China)
- Dragoon (Pakistan)
- Talha (Pakistan)
- Land Cruiser Based AV (Pakistan)
- Muhafiz (Pakistan)
- Raad (Pakistan)

Coming Soon

- Uqaab APC (Pakistan)
- VN-01 IFV (China)

We also use Maaz,Skot.Caspir,Panhard,Hamza IFV,PIFV (project frozen).... etc etc etc

 

[Super Falcon]

I think pakistan is doing well we need apcs like lazaar

 

[fatman17]

Italy has delivered nearly 650 M113 APC’S to the Pakistan Army as a gift from their excess stocks including VCC1 and VCC2 versions.
Meanwhile the US has supplied 369 M113 APC’S from their EDA stocks during 2014.