The adaptable French-built AMX-10 Armored Personnel Carrier. By Staff Writer
The AMX-10 series of APCs serves a variety of roles in the French Army and in export countries. Like other APCs of this type, it can be fitted with a spectrum of turret systems for a particular assignment. The AMX-10 replaced the AMX VCI Infantry Combat Vehicle which served as the primary French APC in the 1950s. Indonesia and Singapore have both invested in the Marine version of the AMX-10 which features full amphibious support and is propelled through high water by water jets. These marine variants can be fitted with a powered 12.7mm (.50 caliber) machine gun turret, a 25mm cannon Dragar turret, or the 90mm TS-90 turret.
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1973
Designation:AMX-10P Classification Type:Infantry Fighting Vehicle Contractor:GIAT Industries, Roanne, France Country of Origin: France Number Built: Not Available
Operators: Indonesia, Iraq, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, the United Arab Emirates and France.
Variants
AMX-10P - Amphibious Vehicle
AMX-10P HOT - Anti-tank Vehicle
AMX-10 RATAC (Radar for Artillery Field Fire) Vehicle
AMX-10 SAO Artillery Observation Vehicle
AMX-10 SAT - Survey Vehicle
AMX-10 VOA - Observation Vehicle
AMX-10 TM - Mortar Tractor
AMX-10 PC - Command Vehicle
AMX-10 ECH - Repair Vehicle
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