The FV432 is a multipurpose unspectacular armored personnel carrier. By Staff Writer
The FV432 was a solid, if unspectacular, armored personnel carrier for the British Army, seeing over 3,000 in total production completed. Much like other multi-faceted chassis of this type, the FV432 continues to serve in other roles (electronic warfare, battlefield recovery, artillery command, etc...), though not the primary frontline armored personnel carrier role it was originally designed for. The FV432 series of armored personnel carriers has since been supplanted by the modernized Warrior Infantry Fighting Vehicle in the British Army inventory.
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1963
Designation:FV432 Classification Type:Armored Personnel Carrier Contractor:BAe Systems Land Systems, UK Country of Origin: United Kingdom Number Built: 100
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