UK military equipment, armored vehicles and infantry fighting vehicles GKN Warrior. GKN Warrior IFVs. Infantry fighting vehicle "Warrior", initially called MCV-80, was designed by GKN «Sankey" to meet the needs of the British Army. After testing the prototype machine in 1984 was approved, and the first production samples appeared in the December 1986 First Infantry Battalion, armed with "Warrior" was ready for combat operations in the summer of 1988 was originally planned to produce 1,048 cars for weapons 13 battalions, but later this number was reduced to 789 cars and 8 battalions. Housing - aluminum welded, which gives greater protection than the FV432. The driver sits in the front on the left block of the power plant is located on the right. Engine - diesel "Perkins Condor» CV-9 coupled with automatic transmission "Emeriken Allison", produced under license in England by "Perkins Enzhins." Double steel tower with a mechanical drive, manufactured by "Vickers Defens Sistems", located in the central part of the body to the left, with the commander and the gunner on the left to the right. Both of them have day / night sight "Pilkington", there are also additional tools for visibility. The main armament - 30 mm cannon "Rarden", already in service with the British Army in light wheeled armored vehicle intelligence "Fox" and machine "Scimitar". Coupled with the gun mounted 7.62-mm machine gun EX-34 "Chain Gang", produced under license in England by the Royal in Nottingham. On both sides of the tower there are two groups of four D G. JOIN VSP GROUP PARTNER PROGRAM: https://youpartnerwsp.com/ru/join?82735