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Gallery (click on a photo for a better image) |
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Scania APC Copyright © M. McNamaraCurragh Historical Group |
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A small number of Scanias were aqcuired on loan from the Swedes during operations in the Congo in the early '60s.
The Scania was a WWII design with an open topped trop compartment.
Some Scanias are still in use today, although it is unclear if Sweden operates any, some Baltic states were presented with them after they acieved independence following the collapse of the Soviet Union. These vehicles have been modernised and an armoured roof has been added to the troop compartment. |
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Vehicle Specification |
Crew |
2+ |
Driver and Commander/Gunner |
Armament |
8mm MG Typical (Ring or Turret) |
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Unladen Weight |
Kg |
Kg |
Combat Weight |
Kg |
Kg with Up-Armour Option |
Length |
mm |
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Width |
mm |
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Height |
mm |
Hull |
Ground Clearance |
mm under hull |
mm under axle |
Max. Speed |
kph |
Open road |
Max. Speed in Water |
kph |
Propeller Driven |
Cruise Speed |
kph |
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Range |
Km |
Open road |
Max. Vertical Step |
mm |
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Max. Trench |
2,000 mm |
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Max. Gradient |
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Max. Side Slope |
% |
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Armour |
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Ballistic Protection |
7.62 mm AP at 30 m, All Round |
12.7 mm AP at 100 m, 60 deg. Fontal Arc |
Ballistic Protection |
mm AP at 500 m, All Round |
mm KBA APP-T at 500 m, 60 deg. Fontal Arc |
Ballistic Protection |
kg TNT |
Anywhere under the Vehicle |
Engine |
Vabis |
bhp/ Kw |
Transmission |
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