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Alvis FV103 Spartan

The Spartan APC can carry a squad of five combat-ready troops.
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The Alvis Spartan is a variant of the Alvis Scorpion CVR(T) and Starstreak APC systems. Initially it served to carry the Javelin surface to air missile system but has since been adopted to serve a variety of battlefield (anti-tank and air defense) and peacekeeping roles. The Spartan is fully amphibious and is operated by a crew of three. More importantly, the Spartan needs only a crew of two and the armored personnel variant can provide transportation for up to five combat-equipped soldiers. The system has seen action as recently as the Bosnian Conflict.

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  Specifications for the Alvis FV103 Spartan
arrow downDimensions:
Length: 16.80ft (5.12m)
Width:7.35ft (2.24m)
Height: 7.41ft (2.26m)

arrow downStructure:
Accommodation: 3 + 4
Weight:9.0US Short Tons (8,172kg; 18,016lbs)

arrow downPerformance:
Speed: 50mph (80.5km/h)
Range: 300miles (483km)

arrow downSystems:
NBC Protection: Yes
Nightvision: Yes - Passive Nightvision Only

arrow downPower:
Engine(s): 1 x Cummins Diesel engine.

arrow downArmament Suite:

1 x 7.62mm machine gun
2 x 4 smoke grenade dischargers

AMMUNITION:
3,000 x 7.62mm ammunition


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1978
Designation: Alvis FV103 Spartan
Classification Type: Armored Personnel Carrier
Contractor: Alvis (BAe Systems Land Systems), Telford, UK

Country of Origin: United Kingdom
Number Built: Not Available

Operators: Belgium, Jordan, Oman and the United Kingdom.


  Variants
FV101 Scorpion - Base Reconnaissance Model with 90mm main gun.

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