Bronetransportjor
Bronetransportjor ( Russian бронетранспортёр ) or BTR ( Russian БТР ) is the Russian name for a family of Soviet or Russian / Ukrainian armored personnel carriers . It means "armored transporter".
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BTR-3
The BTR-3 is an eight-wheel (8 × 8) all-wheel drive amphibious Ukrainian armored personnel carrier. The BTR-3 is manufactured by ChKMB . It is a further development of the Soviet BTR-80.
BTR-4
The BTR-4 "Bukephalos" is an eight-wheeled (8 × 8), all-wheel drive, amphibious armored personnel carrier from Ukrainian production. The BTR-4 was developed by the Ukrainian armaments company KMDB without a state tender.
BTR-40
The BTR-40 is a Soviet armored transport vehicle from the 1950s. In the National People's Army of the GDR, the wheeled armored vehicle was used as the armored personnel carrier 40, or SPW-40 for short.
BTR-50
The BTR-50 is a Soviet armored transport vehicle . He was in action with the land forces of the USSR and the allied states of the Warsaw Pact . As SPW-50PK, it was part of the standard equipment of the East German NVA until 1990.
BTR-60
The BTR-60 is an armored personnel carrier from Soviet production. The vehicle was developed in the late 1950s, first seen publicly in 1961, and various versions were built in series at least until the mid-1970s. The armored car belonged among other things to the standard equipment of the motorized rifle troops of the NVA of the GDR and was carried there as SPW-60. The vehicles were manufactured by GAZ and KZKT, among others .
BTR-70
The BTR-70 was an armored personnel carrier that was developed in the Soviet Union. The vehicle was produced in large numbers during the Cold War and was used in numerous countries. Under the designation SPW-70, it was also part of the equipment of the NVA.
BTR-80
The BTR-80 is a Soviet armored personnel carrier. It entered service with the Soviet Army in the early 1980s. The basis for the innovations in this model of the BTR series compared to its predecessor types were the experiences made by the Soviet troops in the war in Afghanistan .
BTR-90
The BTR-90 is a Russian armored personnel carrier that was developed in 1993 and first presented to the public in 1994. The BTR-90 is built in the mechanical engineering plant of Arsamas , which belongs to the GAZ group .
BTR-94
The BTR-94 is an eight-wheeled (8 × 8), all-wheel drive, amphibious armored transport vehicle from Ukrainian production. The vehicle is a modification of the Soviet BTR-80.
BTR-152
The BTR-152, sometimes referred to as SIS-152, is an armored personnel carrier made by the Soviet manufacturer Zavod imeni Stalina , or SIS for short. In the National People's Army of the GDR, the wheeled armored vehicle was listed as SPW-152.
BTR-T
The BTR-T is a heavy Russian infantry fighting vehicle based on a modified T-55 chassis. This makes the BTR-T the only BTR with a chain drive .