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MILITARY VEHICLES www.army-military.com MAIN BATTLE TANKS 03-10 T-72 SCARAB T-72 / T-72 M1 CONTENT T-55 SELF-PROPELLED HOWITZERS 11-16 DANA M2 OF THE SHKH VZ. 77 DANA MULTIPLE LAUNCH ROCKET SYSTEMS 17-28 PROSPECTUS MULTIPLE LAUNCH ROCKET SYSTEMS RM-70 VAMPIRE 4D RM-70 M1 BM-21 MT BM-21 MU ARMOURED PERSONNEL CARRIERS AND INFANTRY FIGHTING VEHICLES 29-42 PATRIOT II PATRIOT PANDUR II MEXCA BMP-1 OT-64 MILITARY ENGINEERING VEHICLES 43-60 AM-70 EX AM-50 EX TREVA 15 VT-55A DECON UDS-214 POSEIDON PS4W T 815-7 PLATFORM 02 MAIN BATTLE TANKS The main battle tanks delivered by REAL TRADE PRAHA are all based on former Soviet tank models that were introduced in the second half of 20th century. Our company has just as long tradition in producing, repairing, renovating and modernizing T-55 and T-72 models as we have provided these services for Czechoslovak armed forces and other Warsaw Pact armies including the Soviet Union ever since after the World War II. Our MBTs can fulfill the tasks required at the battlefield of today. Despite the existence of advanced modern battle tanks, assymetric conflicts are still unfortunately an every day reality in many parts of the world and REAL TRADE PRAHA tanks are an economic solution for peace keeping in these troubled areas. MAIN BATTLE TANKS 04 PARAMETERS weight 43 t dimensions L 9,530 mm BALLISTIC REINFORCMENT W 3,590 mm Crew protection greatly H 2,190 mm enhanced with minimal negative effects on vehicle engine type V-84 mobility. output 618 kW mobility top speed - on road 60 km/h top speed - off road 45 km/h REACTIVE ARMOUR cruising range 500 km Original Czech-made DYNA fording depth (instant) 1.2 m explosive armour segments. T-72 SCARAB gradient 30 ° side slope 25 ° A LEGEND, REINFORCED AND ENHANCED TO WITHSTAND THE MODERN BATTLEFIELD vertical obstacle 0.85 m trench crossing 2.8 m STRONGER ENGINE New V-84 engine has 45 kW 3 60KM/H 5,000M V-84 higher output than original V-46-6 model. 12-CYLINDER V 60 DEGREES DIRECT INJECTION MULTIFUEL The T-72 SCARAB is EA‘s modernized version of well known and still widely 4 STROKE used T-72 medium battle tank. WATER COOLED BETTER OPTICS SCARAB is designed for contemporary and assymetric conflicts and also missions against enemy equipped with portable anti-tank weapons such Upgraded optical as RPGs or TOWs. Its enhanced crew protection, engine output and observation systems. and observation systems offer wider operational capabilities and longer life cycle. SPECIFIC PARAMETERS armament main 2A46 / 125 mm 39 rounds SCARAB presents a great affordable solution both for government procurement and army maintenance agenda with excellent value for money ratio. secondary PKT / 7.62 mm 2,000 rounds We can also offer other modernization aspects per the customer‘s NSVT / 12.7 mm 300 rounds REMOTELY preference, including i.e. new engine type, new tracks, modern aiming CONTROLLED AA MG devices, more areas covered with a reactive armour, meteo sensors, Original manual operated new fire-suppression system and more. mount replaced with remote control manipulator. MAIN BATTLE TANKS T-72 SCARAB 06 PARAMETERS T-72 T-72 M1 weight 41 t 43 t CUSTOMIZABLE dimensions L 9,530 mm 9,530 mm EQUIPMENT W 3,460 mm 3,590 mm The T-72 tanks are available in several variants. H 2,190 mm 2,190 mm engine type V-46 V-46-6 output 573 kW 573 kW mobility top speed - on road 60 km/h 60 km/h top speed - off road 45 km/h 45 km/h PROVEN ARMAMENT cruising range 460 km 460 km Widely used, proven and reliable guns. fording depth (instant) 1.2 m 1.2 m T-72/T-72 M1 gradient 30 ° 30 ° side slope 25 ° 25 ° SOLID AND PROVEN BATTLE TANK FOR STANDARD vertical obstacle 0.85 m 0.85 m MISSION SUPPORT STANDARD T-72 trench crossing 2.8 m 2.8 m PLATFORM Well available support thanks to standartization as more 3 60KM/H 5,000M than 25,000 units were produced. V-46 12-CYLINDER V 60 DEGREES Renowned classic tank with extensive logistic support availability due DIRECT INJECTION to its decades long history of production and successful use by over MULTIFUEL 40 countries. 4 STROKE MOBILITY WATER COOLED Apart from the standard armament consisting of a main gun, coaxial Swift acceleration and good anti-infantry machine gun, secondary anti-aircraft gun and smoke grenade maneuvering in tough terrain. launchers the tank can be fitted with a selection of fire control, passive DECISIVE FIREPOWER protection, communication and observation systems. The 125 mm smoothbore gun 2A46 can fire armour-piercing fin-stabilised discarding sabot SPECIFIC PARAMETERS (APFSDS), high-explosive anti-tank (HEAT) and high-explosive fragmentation (HEF) projectiles. Its economical availability and logistical advantages make a T-72 a very armament main 2A46 / 125 mm 39 rounds good choice for security and armed conflict mission support. secondary PKT / 7.62 mm 2,000 rounds UPGRADES AVAILABILITY NSVT / 12.7 mm 300 rounds Many upgrades available - including reactive armour, night vision or laser warning. MAIN BATTLE TANKS T-72/T-72 M1 08 PARAMETERS weight 38 t dimensions L 9,000 mm W 3,270 mm H 2,350 mm engine type V-55 output 427 kW mobility top speed - on road 50 km/h top speed - off road 20 km/h ARMAMENT cruising range 500 km Main gun, anti aircraft and 2 light machine guns. T-55 fording depth (instant) 1.4 m gradient 32 ° side slope 30 ° MAIN BATTLE TANK WITH GREAT ECONOMY OF USE vertical obstacle 0.8 m T-55 PLATFORM trench crossing 2.7 m Excellent technical support availability and spare parts 4 50KM/H 4,000M supply. V-55 AM2 ENGINE - AVAILABLE UPGRADE 12-CYLINDER V 60 DEGREES The T-55 tank with a long production history is still available DIRECT INJECTION for specific mission support. MULTIFUEL 4 STROKE MOBILITY As other earlier generation vehicles in our portfolio it presents a very WATER COOLED economical choice for armed forces that need to extend its operability Good performance in sloped against an enemy with less advanced technological means terrain. and weaponry. Good crew protection, maneuverability, reliable engine and arms of a standard T-55 tank can be improved with a set of enhancements SPECIFIC PARAMETERS coming with model T-55 AM2 – e.g. laser sights, infrared rangefinder armament main D10-T2SA/SK / 100 mm 45 rounds and KLADIVO fire control system. secondary 2× PKT / 7.62 mm 2,000 rounds AM2 VERSION UPGRADE optional 1× DShKM / 12.7 mm 300 rounds Many upgrades available - including reactive armour, night vision or laser warning. MAIN BATTLE TANKS T-55 10 SELF-PROPELLED HOWITZERS REAL TRADE PRAHA offers a range of self-propelled howitzer class artillery guns with 122, 152 and 155 mm calibre available. Most of our howitzers are mounted on a wheeled original Tatra chassis and therefore are suitable for high speed travel on road as well a swift deployment in rough terrain. This increases the safety of the crew that often needs to carry out the given task and leave the firing post as soon as possible to avoid enemy countermeasures. Our howitzer systems are proved by active duty in a number of defence forces. SELF-PROPELLED HOWITZERS 12 PANEL CONTROL Basic screen Semi-automatic aiming Semi-automatic aiming Optional ammunition using arrows using dial selection subsystem BALLISTIC PROTECTION Cabin according to STANAG 4569 Level I. DANA M2 NEW CONTROLS Vehicle is equipped with new ergonomically distributed driver‘s and commander‘s controls (vehicle controls, C2I systems, FCS, FVS, CTIS etc.). LATEST AND MOST ADVANCED VARIANT OF THE 152 MM DANA VZ. 77 SELF-PROPELLED GUN HOWITZER DANA M2 SYSTEM ON-BOARD DIAGNOSTIC PARAMETERS AUTOMATIC GUN AIMING Integrated dignostic system weight 30.2 t with automatic record KM/H KM DANA M2 howitzer is equipped with a special A.S.A.P. system (Automatic Setting of operating units. NEW 1+4 90 25.5 dimensions L 11,456 mm of Action Position) and with an ammunition control system which greatly enhance PRODUCT SPECIFIC PARAMETERS W 3,000 mm the speed of task execution and overall effectivity of the weapon. armament main 152.4 mm howitzer H 3,350 mm The 152 mm DANA vz. 77 self-propelled gun howitzer has gone through 20,000 m (25,500 m with Tatra T3 firing range engine type DN1CZ ammunition) a major modernization presenting the most recent DANA M2 system featuring -930-52M, V12 APHU high speed in taking up and leaving the firing position, greater accuracy elevation -4° / 70° CREW COMFORT and excellent hard terrain crossability. output 265 kW traverse ±225° Auxiliary 24 V source with a hydraulic pump allows emergency control of gun, High performance heating, The DANA M2 howitzer is equipped with a powerful Onboard Control System mobility top speed - on road 90 km/h battery charging and electrical system powering in case of accidental engine A/C and NBC filtration which contains subsystems of diagnostics, navigation, automatic gun aiming, ± 45° a full range stopping. system. top speed - off road 25 km/h autonomous calculation of shooting elements and ammunition selection elevation subsystem. cruising range 600 km ± 220° with elevation to 10° (except DN1CZ) Thanks to the new more resistant cabin and the NBC filtration system fording depth (instant) 1.4 m st IMPROVED UNDERCARRIAGE the DANA M2 provides the crew with the highest level of comfort rate of fire – 1 minute 5/min.
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