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FV4333 Stormer Armored Personnel Carrier (1981)

Authored By Staff Writer | Last Updated: 7/6/2010

The versatile Alvis Stormer continues to serve the role.

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Based on the Alvis Scorpion CVR(T) model, the Stormer was a further development primarily for export. The Stormer, like its Scorpion counterpart, can be adapted to serve a variety of battlefield and peacetime roles. The Alvis Stormer Starstreak is one such adaptation, capable of mounting 8 Starstreak High Velocity Missiles in the air defense role.

Other duties for this weapons system include ambulance, battlefield recovery and command and control - not to mention its original armored personnel carrier role.
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Specifications for the
FV4333 Stormer
Armored Personnel Carrier


Country of Origin: United Kingdom
Manufacturer: BAe Systems Land Systems, Telford, UK
Initial Year of Service: 1981
Production: Not Available


Focus Model: FV4333 Stormer
Crew: 3 + 8


Overall Length: 17.29ft (5.27m)
Width: 9.06ft (2.76m)
Height: 7.45ft (2.27m)
Weight: 14.0 US Short Tons (12,700kg; 27,999lbs)


Powerplant: 1 x Perkins T6/3544 water-cooled 6-cylinder turbo-charged diesel with an output 250 hp @ 2,600 rpm.


Maximum Speed: 50mph (80 km/h)
Maximum Range: 404 miles (650 km)


NBC Protection: Optional
Nightvision: Optional


Armament:
Mission specific loadouts can include:

1 x 20mm Oerlikon Contraves Cannon (FVT900 turret)
1 x 25mm cannon
1 x 30mm cannon
1 x 76mm main gun
1 x 90mm main gun
1 x 7.62mm machine gun (FVT900 turret)
1 x 12.7mm (.50 caliber) heavy machine gun
2 x 7.62mm machine guns (TH-1 turret)
8 x Starstreak SAM (HVM turret mount)


Ammunition:
Dependent on mission specific armament.


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


FV101 Scorpion 90 - Updated FV101 base Scorpion model.

FV102 Striker - Anti-Tank Vehicle featuring 5 x Swingfire anti-tank missiles.

FV103 Spartan - Armored Personnel Carrier

FV104 Samaritan - Battlefield Ambulance

FV105 Sultan - Battlefield Command Vehicle

FV106 Samson - Battlefield Recovery Vehicle

FV107 Scimitar - Reconnaissance Vehicle featuring a 30mm gun.

Streaker - High Mobility Carrier

Sabre - Reconnaissance Vehicle featuring a 30mm powered turret.

FV4333 Stormer - Armored Personnel Carrier based on Scorpion chassis.



Operators: Indonesia, Malaysia, Oman and the United Kingdom.

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