AMX-10P

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AMX-10P

General characteristics
Crew 3 + 8
Length 5,85 m
Width 2,78 m
Height 2,57 m
Weight 14,2 tonnes
Armour and armament
Armour mm
Main armament 20mm automatic cannon M693 F1 (800 rounds)
Secondary armament 7.62mm co-axial machine gun (2000 rounds)
Mobility
Power plant Hispano-Suiza HS 115
280 hp ( kW)
Suspension torsion bar
Road speed 65 km/h
Power/weight 17.9 hp/tonne
Range 600 km
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The AMX 10 P is a French infantry fighting vehicle. It has NBC protection and amphibious capabilities, with hydro jets to swim in water.

In the French Army, 108 of these will be upgraded in 2005, notably improving the armour and mobility [1]. An active armour kit is already available.

An export success, the AMX-10P has been operated in the past by France, the United Arab Emirates, Greece, Indonesia, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Singapore and Mexico.

The AMX-10P is planned to be replaced by the VBCI by 2008.

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[edit] Variants

  • AMX-10P: Variant with Milan or HOT ATGM launcher
  • AMX-10P/Milan: ATGM launcher vehicle, with two launchers
  • AMX/HOT: ATGM launcher vehicle (Toucan II turret, 4 launchers)
  • AMX-10 TM: Mortar carrier towing 120-mm RT-61 mortar
  • AMX-10 PAC 90: Fire support/AT variant with Giat 90mm gun
  • AMX-10P Marine: Improved swim variant w/ 12.7/25/90mm gun
  • AMX-10 PC: Command variant with varied command stations
  • AMX-10 RC: Wheeled (6 x 6) fire support vehicle with 105mm gun

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