Nurol Yoruk (NMS 4x4)

Light Armored Vehicle (LAV) [ 2020 ]

The Nurol NMS 4x4 has emerged as a do-everything, go-anywhere light armored vehicle of Turkish defence industry origin.

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In a world where the battlefield is becoming increasingly mobile, Nurol Makina of Turkey offers its NMS 4x4 "Yoruk" Light Armored Vehicle (LAV). The vehicle is billed as an economical, multi-mission solution to cover a variety of roles through an inherent tactical flexibility. As such, the series can be used to satisfy a plethora of military and security-minded roles required by a majority of the global military players.

The Yoruk offers all-modern capabilities through an all-modern design. A four-wheeled, twin-axle arrangement is featured as its centerpiece which offers excellent ground clearance and offroad performance. As a Light Armored Vehicle type, the series provides its occupants with protection from small arms fire and artillery spray, allowing it to survive in contested zones even if for a short while. The engine is seated behind a slat-grille panel at the front of the hull with the rear of the car capable of being modified to suit many mission roles.

The Yoruk currently exists in several primary variants capable of specific mission roles. These include local area air defense, infantry support, convoy security, VIP transport, Special Operations support, SWAT//law enforcement service, reconnaissance, Anti-Tank (AT), and general utility.

The base form is the Armored Combat Vehicle (ACV) which sports thick bullet-resistant window panels and a roof-mounted Remote-Weapon Station (RWS). The 2.75" Missile Vehicle is outfitted with a roof-mounted turret offering 2 x 4-cell launchers on a trainable mounting. Similarly, the Anti-Tank Missile Vehicle (ATMV) has a 2 x 4-tube launcher arrangement over its roof, designed to fire Anti-Tank Guided-Missiles (ATGMs) at range in the armed scout/armor-defeating role. The Air Defense Vehicle (ADV) seats its Surface-to-Air Missile (SAM) launcher atop its roof and can engage low-flying threats at short-range. The Reconnaissance & Surveillance model showcases a pair of high-reaching aerials as well as other antenna structures for the battlefield reconnaissance role. The Armored SWAT Vehicle is for special police force use and carries the roof-mounted RWS.

Most all combat forms are given smoke grenade dischargers to help screen their actions in contested areas. Non-combat variants include a single-cabin and double-cabin flatbed form for utility-minded missions.©MilitaryFactory.com

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May 2018 - The NMS 4x4 vehicle design was been formally christened as the "Yoruk".

June 2018 - Serial production of the Yoruk has begun.

Specifications

Nurol Makina - Turkey
Manufacturer(s)

Turkey
Operators

2020
Service Year

Turkey
National Origin

2
Crew

250
Units

ARMOR CAR / SECURITY
Design, of typically lightweight nature, providing onroad/offroad capabilities for the scouting or general security roles.

RECONNAISSANCE
Can conduct reconnaissance / scout missions to assess threat levels, enemy strength, et al - typically through lightweight design.

UTILITY
General utility-minded design to accomplish a variety of battlefield tasks, typically in a non-direct-combat fashion.

SPECIAL PURPOSE
Special purpose design developed to accomplish an equally-special battlefield role or roles.

1 x Diesel-fueled engine driving conventional 4x4 wheeled arrangement.
Drive System

Variable, dependent upon mission requirement. Supported weapons include 7.62mm/12.7mm machine guns, 40mm Automatic Grenade Launchers (AGLs), battlefield rocket launchers, Anti-Aircraft (AA), and Anti-Tank (AT) missile solutions on trainable/elevating mounting.

AMMUNITION
Dependent upon armament fit. Remote-Weapon Station (RWS) supported over hull roof. Smoke grenade dischargers also carried depending on mission role.

"Yoruk" - Base Series Name.

NMS 4x4 - Original Series Designation.

NMS ADV - Air Defense Variant; roof-mounted Surface-to-Air Missile (SAM) system.

NMS 2.75 - Rocket-projecting vehicle with twin quad-launchers over hull roof.

NMS SWAT - Special police variant with roof-mounted Remote-Weapon Station (RMS).

NMS ACV - Base Armored Combat Vehicle form with roof-mounted RWS.

NMS RaS - Reconnaissance and Surveillance variant with applicable equipment and aerials fitted; roof-mounted RWS.

NMS AT - Anti-Tank, Guided-Missile (ATGM) carrier; 2 x 4-cell ATGM launchers fitted over hull roof.

NMS SCV - Single-Cab Vehicle; cut-down rear section for flatbed functionality.

NMS DCV - Double-Cabin Vehicle; RWS over hull roof; cut-down rear section for flatbed functionality.

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