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18-02-2004, 05:34
We are sure this storefront will meet your needs, and are also sure that you will find many interesting and unique vehicles here.
Our Guarantee: All vehicles bought here will meet the most stringent of maintainance requirements, and any vehicles defective before battle or other damage are subject to a free repair or replacement.
Production Licenses will be available for up to 100 of each unit to nations with good civil rights or political freedoms. Vehicles bought here may not be produced in excess of production licenses or distributed to terrorist organizations, except with the express permission of LRR.
:arrow: Petrel Landing Craft
:arrow: Gepard II Corvette
:arrow: Stockholm Class Missile Boat
:arrow: CB 90 Special Operations Boat
:arrow: Jurmo Class Landing Craft
:arrow: G-Boat
:arrow: Super Dvora Mk. 2 Patrol Boat
:arrow: Bras d'Or Patrol/Missile Hydrofoil
:arrow: Wolf FAV
:arrow: Ikv 91 Tank Destroyer
:arrow: CV 90 IFV
:arrow: MT-LB APC
:arrow: BTR-90 APC
:arrow: 155mm Self Propelled Howitzer
:arrow: Tridon Short Range Air Defense
:arrow: FH 77B Self Propelled Howitzer
Sea Vehicles
WIG Landing Craft
http://www.links999.net/Science/hovercraft/images/volga-2b.jpg
The Petrel class WIG landing craft is one of the only out there. It can be deployed from a wide variety of landing support ships, and can safely operate in waves up to five feet and in ice conditions. The Petrel can carry 10 fully equipped infantrymen for up to 600 kilometers at a speed of more than 60 kph, in a composite armored fuselage capable of withstanding most cannon shells. It is armed with a dual SAM mount capable of accepting most modern shoulder-launched anti-aircraft missiles, as well as a .50 machine gun.
Cost: 20,000 USD
Gepard II Class Corvette
http://homepage.tinet.ie/~steven/images/gepard2.jpg
The Gepard II is the LRR modified version of the Gepard class corvette. Replaced by Bora, Skjold, and Bras d'Or class corvettes which are all faster and cheaper, the Gepards in our ship repositories are going for dirt cheap! Each Gepard II uses hydrogen fuel cell powered high-power waterjets which can propell the corvette to a maximum speed of 40 knots.
Each Gepard II is armed with either a 76mm automatic cannon or a Goalkeeper CIWS weapon. As well as this, the Gepard II can carry up to six SAM/ASM missiles, and while the regular armerment is the RBS 15, they can be rigged to carry most types of ASMs. The Gepard II also carries a RAM (rolling airframe missile) launcher which offers exceptional defense capability against almost all ASMs currently in use. The Gepard can engage all types of air and surface targets, and in most conditions can pick up stealth aircraft. Gepards can also carry Brevel UAVs, capable of extending their radar range up to 60 kilometers further than with regular ship-based radar.
Cost: 600,000 USD
Only 60 in stock!
Stockholm Class Missile Boat
http://homepage.tinet.ie/~steven/images/korvett_stockholm.jpg
Always a favorite among LRRN crews, the Stockholm has also been phased out of service due to the construction of the Bora II, Skjold MOD, and Bras d'Or missile/patrol boats. Nevertheless, it is an excellent vessel. Despite their small size the coastal missile corvettes have a striking power which, in some respects, exceeds that of other navies' destroyers and frigates.For active reconnaissance the corvettes have surface and air reconnaissance radar and for passive reconnaissance, equipment that senses the direction of other transmitting radar stations.
Armament: Eight RBS 15 surface to surface missiles, two type 613 torpedoes, four anti-submarine torpedoes, anti-submarine mortars, a 57 mm general-purpose gun and a 40 mm general-purpose gun.
Cost: 750,000 USD
Only 72 in stock!
Combat Boat 90 Special Operations Boat
http://home.swipnet.se/laurell3/boats/combat/images/s90b10.jpg
The CB 90 is LRR's main special operations craft. They are used due to their wide range of capabilities and ease of operation. The modified LRR model is powered by a hydrogen fuel cell, making for lower thermal signature and quieter operation. The CB 90 can reach speeds of up to 45 knots fully loaded, and can safely operate in as little as three feet of water at speed. It can carry 20 fully equipped troops in a composite armored hull capable of withstanding tank shells safely in up to 10 foot swells. The CB 90 can be armed with a wide variety of weapons, depending on mission. For special operations, the standard armerment is two .50 machine guns or one 20mm cannon. In the fire support role, the CB 90 can accomodate an AMOS mortar system or a pair of rocket pods.
http://home.swipnet.se/laurell3/boats/combat/images/s90b01e.jpg
A detailed drawing.
Cost: 550,000 USD
Jurmo Landing Craft
http://www.nnc2003.net/pics/toim_kalusto_jurmo.jpg
The Jurmo is an excellent companion to the CB 90 in the special operations role. It can carry up to 25 fully equipped troops at up to 30 knots. It is powered by hydrogen fuel cells operationg two waterjets, and is armed with either two 7.62mm machine guns or one .50 machine gun mounted above the troop compartment.
http://www.naval-technology.com/contractor_images/marine_allu/Dsc_0448_s.jpg
A Jurmo in LRR service.
Cost: 230,000 USD
G-Boat
http://www.naval-technology.com/contractor_images/marine_allu/image5s.jpg
The G-Boat is an excellent small-unit landing craft. The G-Boat is a fast landing craft that can hold ten men and their equipment. Eight men have saddle-type seats in front of the steering desk. The navigator and driver seats are behind the windscreen and the desk.
G-Boat was designed by FMV for the LRR Coastal Artillery. The hull is made of aluminium using special struded profiles. The construction is all welded. The drive is a waterjet powered by a diesel engine giving a service speed over 30 knots with full load.
Cost: 60,000 USD
Super Dvora Mk. 2 Patrol Boat
http://homepage.tinet.ie/~steven/images/patrol_craft_1.jpg
Not used in signifigant numbers by the LRRN, the Dvora is nontheless an excellent patrol/special operations support vessel. IAI Super Dvora MK II is the newest and most capable purpose-designed world class patrol craft. A worthy heir to the achievements of the Dabur, Dvora and Super Dvora classes, the Super Dvora MK II incorporates the experience of more than 20 years of combat and peacetime operations in various navies around the globe.
The combat proven Super Dvora MK II is capable of performing all-weather coastal-oriented surveillance, search and rescue missions, providing protection against variety of threats and coordinating complex operations with other air, sea and land-based systems.
The Super Dvora Mk. 2 can reach speeds of up to 52 knots, and, while such speeds are common for the Bras d'Or and the other series of LRR missile/patrol boats, it is quite impressive for a standard-design ship. The Super Dvora Mk. 2 carries a single stabilized 25 or 30mm automatic cannon, and can mount a wide variety of light machine guns.
Cost: 350,000 USD
Bras d'Or class Patrol/Missile Boat
http://www.dnd.ca/site/fourth_dimension/2003/may03/17/HMCSBrasDOr.jpg
The Bras d'Or class hydrofoil patrol/missile boat is the third craft in LRR's missile/patrol fleet, and the only one small enough for export production. The LRR version carries 2 goalkeeper II CIWS mounts and a single RAM launcher. It also mounts four Mk. 52 ASW torpedos, and two RBS 15 ASMs, or six RBS 15 ASMs, or 4 RBS 15 ASMs and 2 Mk. 52 ASW torpedos. AA is provided by a dual Starstreak SAM launcher. It can travel at speeds up to 70 knots fully loaded, and is powered by two hydrogen fuel cells which drive two high-efficency screws. It can withstand heavy cannon hits, and its radar can engage air targets within 100km, including stealth and missiles, and its sonar can detect most types of submarines in a reasonable radius. The addition of a Brevel UAV in place of one of the RBS 15s can extend radar range for up to 60 km more than the shipboard system. The export system replaces the RAM launcher with a stabalized 25mm cannon, and downgrades the goalkeepers to origional versions. The export also has a more primitive ECM system.
Cost: 4,000,000 USD
Land Vehicles
Wolf FAV
http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/europe/images/mercedes.jpg
The Wolf FAV is one of LRR's many recon vehicles, and has proven its worth in combat. It can travel at speeds of up to 100km/h and has excellent off-road capability. It can carry a wide variety of weapons, such as Eryx ATGMs, 12.7 or 7.62mm machine guns, even a 20mm cannon! The Wolf is transportable by CH-53s and Ch-46s.
Cost: 20,000 USD
Ikv 91 MOD Tank Destroyer
http://www.foreningenp5.com/images/ikv_91_pa_stan.jpg
The Ikv 91 MOD is LRR's main tank destroyer type. It is powered by a hydrogen fuel cell capable of propelling it to over 65kph, and composite armored to withstand 120mm shells at range. The Ikv 91 has excellent off-road performance, and is fully amphibious. Some are equipped with propellers for increased water speed. The vehicle can fire its main gun while in the water. The Ikv 91 MOD has a 140mm anti-tank gun, capable of launching the Eryx ATGM, as well as two 12.7mm machine guns or a 20mm cannon turret. Gun range is nearly three kilometers. The Ikv 91 has a laser rangefinder, as well as thermal imaging systems, and is fully NBC protected. The Ikv 91's low profile helps keep it hidden from tanks. It is crewed by four.
Cost: 950,000 USD
CV 90 series IFV
http://www.haaland.info/sweden/ifv/cv90skraa.jpg
The CV 90 series IFVs form the backbone of LRR mechanized infantry brigades. They are widely regarded as some of the best armored vehicles on the planet, and have a wide range of capabilities. The main task of Combat Vehicle 9040 is to safely transport infantrymen and to be able to engage other combat vehilces and ground targets. The vehicle has a certain degree of air defence capacity, chiefly against helicopters. In order to be able to fulfil its tasks, the vehicle has been equipped with a number of different systems. These systems are to facilitate good accessibility and rapid deployment at a speed of 70 kph, and to have a high degree of firepower, plus offer good protection against fragmentation and NBC (nuclear, biological and chemical) weapons. The CV 90 is powered by a hydrogen fuel cell, and equipped with Thermal Imaging systems and laser rangefinder.
The CB 90 can be armed with a wide variety of different weapons systems. The common IFV version carries a stabilized 40mm automatic cannon, good against other IFVs and helicopters, as well as entrenched targets, as well as two 7.62mm machine guns or one 20mm cannon. The crew is equipped with an Eryx ATGM launcher and a Stinger SAM launcher as standard equipment. The CB 90 can also be equipped with an AMOS mortar system, a 105mm cannon, or a 40mm anti-aircraft turret. The CB 90 can carry 7 fully equipped infantrymen.
Cost: 1,000,000 USD
MT-LB Armored Personell Carrier
http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/land/row/mt-lb-DMSD9901171.JPG
The MT-LB is one of the most useful APCs out there. They are the mainstat of LRR's APC forces, and are extremely useful in many situations. The MT-LB amphibious armoured tracked vehicle is fully amphibious, propelled in the water by its tracks. The low-silhouette MT-LB has a flat-track suspension consisting of six road wheels with no return rollers. The box-like welded steel plate hull has a crew compartment at the front, engine immediately behind on the left side, and a troop compartment at the rear which has inward-facing folding canvas seats for 10 infantrymen. The flat hull roof has two forward opening troop exit hatches. The infantry enter and leave the vehicle by two rear doors which are provided with firing ports. The total of four firing ports also include one on each side of the vehicle. The small turret to the right of the commander's position mounts a single 7.62-mm machine gun. Standard equipment on all vehicles includes an NBC protection system.
The MT-LB is an amphibious armored tracked vehicle with a low-silhouette, box- like hull made of welded steel plates and a small turret on the right front, mounting a single 7.62-mm machine gun. There are four firing ports, one on each side of the vehicle and one in each of the two rear exit doors. Two additional, forward-opening, troop exit hatches are located on the flat hull roof. The flat-track suspension consists of six road wheels with no return rollers.
The MT-LB can employ an extra-wide-track with an "aggressive" grouser to make over snow and swamp operations easier. The wide-tracked version, designated MT-LBV, has a track which is 565 mm wide compared to the normal 350-mm-wide track. The wider track reduces ground pressure from 0.46 to only 0.28 kg/cm2.
The MT-LB is a multipurpose vehicle. When used as an ARC or command vehicle, it can carry ten personnel besides its two-man crew (driver and commander-gunner). It also is used as a prime mover for various types of artillery. In this case it can also carry the artillery crew (six to ten personnel). It is frequently used as prime mover for the 100-mm antitank gun T-12. As a cargo and general transport vehicle, it has a cargo capacity of 2.0 metric tons (towed load 6.5 metric tons). The wide-tracked MT-LBV is used as a soft-terrain vehicle. The LRR MT-LB is armored to withstand small-arms fire and most light cannon.
Cost: 200,000 USD
BTR 90 Wheeled APC
http://naoruzanje.paracin.co.yu/btr90-1.jpg
The BTR-90 is intended for the transport of a section of infantry, and is a further development of the line of wheel BTR with increased firepower, mobility, passability/trafficability, maneuverability and protection. Armoring and bulletproof shields protect the crew and systems from the bullets of heavy machine guns and splinters of projectiles.On BTR can be established additional armoring and systems of passive (dynamic) and active protection. The devices of collective protection provide protection of combat crew from the action of shock wave and penetrating radiation during the nuclear explosions, from the radioactive dust, bacteriological, chemical weaponry during the operation of a vehicle in contaminated area. The BTR 90 is powered by a hydrogen fuel cell capable of propelling it to over 90 kph, anc can carry up to 10 fully equipped infantrymen. It is LRR's main wheeled APC.
Cost: 700,000 USD
155mm self-propelled howitzer
http://www.haaland.info/sweden/artillery/bandkanon1.jpg
The 155mm SPH IC is the main artillery support vehicle for LRR mechanized and armored brigades. The gun fires conventional HE shells and the range is in excess of 26 km. Rate of fire is 14 rounds in 45 seconds (cf. US SP Howitzer Paladin which fires 6-8 rounds per minute). This self-prpelled gun was commisioned in the mid-60's and is used as divisional artillery in Norrland. Ammunition handling is done from a dumper-truck with a platform and a crane accompanying the gun. The truck carries up tp nine cassettes with 14 rounds in each. Loading is carried out mechanically by a cassette being lifted over the magazine of the SP gun.
Cost: 200,000 USD
Tridon SHORAD System
http://www.army.lt/armor/gallery/B026.jpg
A 40 mm VSHORAD development concept in several configurations.
TRIDON can also be a cost-effective upgrading alternative and has been configured to meet and destroy the air threat wherever it appears.
It is a high fire-power, highly mobile autonomous 40 mm gun system mounted on a 6x6 all-terrain chassis. The system concept gives short reaction time, high firing endurance and deployment in less than 60 seconds.
Everyting required to combat the enemy, from command and control to ammunition and spares is carried on mount.
And with 40 mm 3P ammunition it can take on almost any threat and defeat lightly armoured vehicles, surface targets, concealed troops and attack helicopters.
Cost: 700,000 USD
FH 77B Artillery System
http://www.hrvatski-vojnik.hr/hrvatski-vojnik/922003/bpictures/1.jpg
The FH77 B is now integrated with a 6x6 all-terrain vehicle making it an extremely powerful, highly mobile artillery system. It's into-action time is less than 50 s.
An artillery sequence: into action; fire 8 rounds; out of action and move 500 m takes less than 3 minutes. The gun has a range of 30 km, it can fire 3 rounds within 13 s and a has sustained rate of fire of 8 rounds/minute.
On the move the gun crew is transported in an armoured cabin. The on-mount ammunition boxes, in effect magazines, have the same level of protection as the crew compartment.
The FH77 B has its own land navigation system, eliminating surveying and alignment and the complete system has very low LCC.
The FH 77 is used by LRR for coast defense, as its size makes it somewhat unwieldy during cross-country advances where MLRS and recoilless rifles can provide much better support.
Cost: 700,000 USD
Our Guarantee: All vehicles bought here will meet the most stringent of maintainance requirements, and any vehicles defective before battle or other damage are subject to a free repair or replacement.
Production Licenses will be available for up to 100 of each unit to nations with good civil rights or political freedoms. Vehicles bought here may not be produced in excess of production licenses or distributed to terrorist organizations, except with the express permission of LRR.
:arrow: Petrel Landing Craft
:arrow: Gepard II Corvette
:arrow: Stockholm Class Missile Boat
:arrow: CB 90 Special Operations Boat
:arrow: Jurmo Class Landing Craft
:arrow: G-Boat
:arrow: Super Dvora Mk. 2 Patrol Boat
:arrow: Bras d'Or Patrol/Missile Hydrofoil
:arrow: Wolf FAV
:arrow: Ikv 91 Tank Destroyer
:arrow: CV 90 IFV
:arrow: MT-LB APC
:arrow: BTR-90 APC
:arrow: 155mm Self Propelled Howitzer
:arrow: Tridon Short Range Air Defense
:arrow: FH 77B Self Propelled Howitzer
Sea Vehicles
WIG Landing Craft
http://www.links999.net/Science/hovercraft/images/volga-2b.jpg
The Petrel class WIG landing craft is one of the only out there. It can be deployed from a wide variety of landing support ships, and can safely operate in waves up to five feet and in ice conditions. The Petrel can carry 10 fully equipped infantrymen for up to 600 kilometers at a speed of more than 60 kph, in a composite armored fuselage capable of withstanding most cannon shells. It is armed with a dual SAM mount capable of accepting most modern shoulder-launched anti-aircraft missiles, as well as a .50 machine gun.
Cost: 20,000 USD
Gepard II Class Corvette
http://homepage.tinet.ie/~steven/images/gepard2.jpg
The Gepard II is the LRR modified version of the Gepard class corvette. Replaced by Bora, Skjold, and Bras d'Or class corvettes which are all faster and cheaper, the Gepards in our ship repositories are going for dirt cheap! Each Gepard II uses hydrogen fuel cell powered high-power waterjets which can propell the corvette to a maximum speed of 40 knots.
Each Gepard II is armed with either a 76mm automatic cannon or a Goalkeeper CIWS weapon. As well as this, the Gepard II can carry up to six SAM/ASM missiles, and while the regular armerment is the RBS 15, they can be rigged to carry most types of ASMs. The Gepard II also carries a RAM (rolling airframe missile) launcher which offers exceptional defense capability against almost all ASMs currently in use. The Gepard can engage all types of air and surface targets, and in most conditions can pick up stealth aircraft. Gepards can also carry Brevel UAVs, capable of extending their radar range up to 60 kilometers further than with regular ship-based radar.
Cost: 600,000 USD
Only 60 in stock!
Stockholm Class Missile Boat
http://homepage.tinet.ie/~steven/images/korvett_stockholm.jpg
Always a favorite among LRRN crews, the Stockholm has also been phased out of service due to the construction of the Bora II, Skjold MOD, and Bras d'Or missile/patrol boats. Nevertheless, it is an excellent vessel. Despite their small size the coastal missile corvettes have a striking power which, in some respects, exceeds that of other navies' destroyers and frigates.For active reconnaissance the corvettes have surface and air reconnaissance radar and for passive reconnaissance, equipment that senses the direction of other transmitting radar stations.
Armament: Eight RBS 15 surface to surface missiles, two type 613 torpedoes, four anti-submarine torpedoes, anti-submarine mortars, a 57 mm general-purpose gun and a 40 mm general-purpose gun.
Cost: 750,000 USD
Only 72 in stock!
Combat Boat 90 Special Operations Boat
http://home.swipnet.se/laurell3/boats/combat/images/s90b10.jpg
The CB 90 is LRR's main special operations craft. They are used due to their wide range of capabilities and ease of operation. The modified LRR model is powered by a hydrogen fuel cell, making for lower thermal signature and quieter operation. The CB 90 can reach speeds of up to 45 knots fully loaded, and can safely operate in as little as three feet of water at speed. It can carry 20 fully equipped troops in a composite armored hull capable of withstanding tank shells safely in up to 10 foot swells. The CB 90 can be armed with a wide variety of weapons, depending on mission. For special operations, the standard armerment is two .50 machine guns or one 20mm cannon. In the fire support role, the CB 90 can accomodate an AMOS mortar system or a pair of rocket pods.
http://home.swipnet.se/laurell3/boats/combat/images/s90b01e.jpg
A detailed drawing.
Cost: 550,000 USD
Jurmo Landing Craft
http://www.nnc2003.net/pics/toim_kalusto_jurmo.jpg
The Jurmo is an excellent companion to the CB 90 in the special operations role. It can carry up to 25 fully equipped troops at up to 30 knots. It is powered by hydrogen fuel cells operationg two waterjets, and is armed with either two 7.62mm machine guns or one .50 machine gun mounted above the troop compartment.
http://www.naval-technology.com/contractor_images/marine_allu/Dsc_0448_s.jpg
A Jurmo in LRR service.
Cost: 230,000 USD
G-Boat
http://www.naval-technology.com/contractor_images/marine_allu/image5s.jpg
The G-Boat is an excellent small-unit landing craft. The G-Boat is a fast landing craft that can hold ten men and their equipment. Eight men have saddle-type seats in front of the steering desk. The navigator and driver seats are behind the windscreen and the desk.
G-Boat was designed by FMV for the LRR Coastal Artillery. The hull is made of aluminium using special struded profiles. The construction is all welded. The drive is a waterjet powered by a diesel engine giving a service speed over 30 knots with full load.
Cost: 60,000 USD
Super Dvora Mk. 2 Patrol Boat
http://homepage.tinet.ie/~steven/images/patrol_craft_1.jpg
Not used in signifigant numbers by the LRRN, the Dvora is nontheless an excellent patrol/special operations support vessel. IAI Super Dvora MK II is the newest and most capable purpose-designed world class patrol craft. A worthy heir to the achievements of the Dabur, Dvora and Super Dvora classes, the Super Dvora MK II incorporates the experience of more than 20 years of combat and peacetime operations in various navies around the globe.
The combat proven Super Dvora MK II is capable of performing all-weather coastal-oriented surveillance, search and rescue missions, providing protection against variety of threats and coordinating complex operations with other air, sea and land-based systems.
The Super Dvora Mk. 2 can reach speeds of up to 52 knots, and, while such speeds are common for the Bras d'Or and the other series of LRR missile/patrol boats, it is quite impressive for a standard-design ship. The Super Dvora Mk. 2 carries a single stabilized 25 or 30mm automatic cannon, and can mount a wide variety of light machine guns.
Cost: 350,000 USD
Bras d'Or class Patrol/Missile Boat
http://www.dnd.ca/site/fourth_dimension/2003/may03/17/HMCSBrasDOr.jpg
The Bras d'Or class hydrofoil patrol/missile boat is the third craft in LRR's missile/patrol fleet, and the only one small enough for export production. The LRR version carries 2 goalkeeper II CIWS mounts and a single RAM launcher. It also mounts four Mk. 52 ASW torpedos, and two RBS 15 ASMs, or six RBS 15 ASMs, or 4 RBS 15 ASMs and 2 Mk. 52 ASW torpedos. AA is provided by a dual Starstreak SAM launcher. It can travel at speeds up to 70 knots fully loaded, and is powered by two hydrogen fuel cells which drive two high-efficency screws. It can withstand heavy cannon hits, and its radar can engage air targets within 100km, including stealth and missiles, and its sonar can detect most types of submarines in a reasonable radius. The addition of a Brevel UAV in place of one of the RBS 15s can extend radar range for up to 60 km more than the shipboard system. The export system replaces the RAM launcher with a stabalized 25mm cannon, and downgrades the goalkeepers to origional versions. The export also has a more primitive ECM system.
Cost: 4,000,000 USD
Land Vehicles
Wolf FAV
http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/europe/images/mercedes.jpg
The Wolf FAV is one of LRR's many recon vehicles, and has proven its worth in combat. It can travel at speeds of up to 100km/h and has excellent off-road capability. It can carry a wide variety of weapons, such as Eryx ATGMs, 12.7 or 7.62mm machine guns, even a 20mm cannon! The Wolf is transportable by CH-53s and Ch-46s.
Cost: 20,000 USD
Ikv 91 MOD Tank Destroyer
http://www.foreningenp5.com/images/ikv_91_pa_stan.jpg
The Ikv 91 MOD is LRR's main tank destroyer type. It is powered by a hydrogen fuel cell capable of propelling it to over 65kph, and composite armored to withstand 120mm shells at range. The Ikv 91 has excellent off-road performance, and is fully amphibious. Some are equipped with propellers for increased water speed. The vehicle can fire its main gun while in the water. The Ikv 91 MOD has a 140mm anti-tank gun, capable of launching the Eryx ATGM, as well as two 12.7mm machine guns or a 20mm cannon turret. Gun range is nearly three kilometers. The Ikv 91 has a laser rangefinder, as well as thermal imaging systems, and is fully NBC protected. The Ikv 91's low profile helps keep it hidden from tanks. It is crewed by four.
Cost: 950,000 USD
CV 90 series IFV
http://www.haaland.info/sweden/ifv/cv90skraa.jpg
The CV 90 series IFVs form the backbone of LRR mechanized infantry brigades. They are widely regarded as some of the best armored vehicles on the planet, and have a wide range of capabilities. The main task of Combat Vehicle 9040 is to safely transport infantrymen and to be able to engage other combat vehilces and ground targets. The vehicle has a certain degree of air defence capacity, chiefly against helicopters. In order to be able to fulfil its tasks, the vehicle has been equipped with a number of different systems. These systems are to facilitate good accessibility and rapid deployment at a speed of 70 kph, and to have a high degree of firepower, plus offer good protection against fragmentation and NBC (nuclear, biological and chemical) weapons. The CV 90 is powered by a hydrogen fuel cell, and equipped with Thermal Imaging systems and laser rangefinder.
The CB 90 can be armed with a wide variety of different weapons systems. The common IFV version carries a stabilized 40mm automatic cannon, good against other IFVs and helicopters, as well as entrenched targets, as well as two 7.62mm machine guns or one 20mm cannon. The crew is equipped with an Eryx ATGM launcher and a Stinger SAM launcher as standard equipment. The CB 90 can also be equipped with an AMOS mortar system, a 105mm cannon, or a 40mm anti-aircraft turret. The CB 90 can carry 7 fully equipped infantrymen.
Cost: 1,000,000 USD
MT-LB Armored Personell Carrier
http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/land/row/mt-lb-DMSD9901171.JPG
The MT-LB is one of the most useful APCs out there. They are the mainstat of LRR's APC forces, and are extremely useful in many situations. The MT-LB amphibious armoured tracked vehicle is fully amphibious, propelled in the water by its tracks. The low-silhouette MT-LB has a flat-track suspension consisting of six road wheels with no return rollers. The box-like welded steel plate hull has a crew compartment at the front, engine immediately behind on the left side, and a troop compartment at the rear which has inward-facing folding canvas seats for 10 infantrymen. The flat hull roof has two forward opening troop exit hatches. The infantry enter and leave the vehicle by two rear doors which are provided with firing ports. The total of four firing ports also include one on each side of the vehicle. The small turret to the right of the commander's position mounts a single 7.62-mm machine gun. Standard equipment on all vehicles includes an NBC protection system.
The MT-LB is an amphibious armored tracked vehicle with a low-silhouette, box- like hull made of welded steel plates and a small turret on the right front, mounting a single 7.62-mm machine gun. There are four firing ports, one on each side of the vehicle and one in each of the two rear exit doors. Two additional, forward-opening, troop exit hatches are located on the flat hull roof. The flat-track suspension consists of six road wheels with no return rollers.
The MT-LB can employ an extra-wide-track with an "aggressive" grouser to make over snow and swamp operations easier. The wide-tracked version, designated MT-LBV, has a track which is 565 mm wide compared to the normal 350-mm-wide track. The wider track reduces ground pressure from 0.46 to only 0.28 kg/cm2.
The MT-LB is a multipurpose vehicle. When used as an ARC or command vehicle, it can carry ten personnel besides its two-man crew (driver and commander-gunner). It also is used as a prime mover for various types of artillery. In this case it can also carry the artillery crew (six to ten personnel). It is frequently used as prime mover for the 100-mm antitank gun T-12. As a cargo and general transport vehicle, it has a cargo capacity of 2.0 metric tons (towed load 6.5 metric tons). The wide-tracked MT-LBV is used as a soft-terrain vehicle. The LRR MT-LB is armored to withstand small-arms fire and most light cannon.
Cost: 200,000 USD
BTR 90 Wheeled APC
http://naoruzanje.paracin.co.yu/btr90-1.jpg
The BTR-90 is intended for the transport of a section of infantry, and is a further development of the line of wheel BTR with increased firepower, mobility, passability/trafficability, maneuverability and protection. Armoring and bulletproof shields protect the crew and systems from the bullets of heavy machine guns and splinters of projectiles.On BTR can be established additional armoring and systems of passive (dynamic) and active protection. The devices of collective protection provide protection of combat crew from the action of shock wave and penetrating radiation during the nuclear explosions, from the radioactive dust, bacteriological, chemical weaponry during the operation of a vehicle in contaminated area. The BTR 90 is powered by a hydrogen fuel cell capable of propelling it to over 90 kph, anc can carry up to 10 fully equipped infantrymen. It is LRR's main wheeled APC.
Cost: 700,000 USD
155mm self-propelled howitzer
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The 155mm SPH IC is the main artillery support vehicle for LRR mechanized and armored brigades. The gun fires conventional HE shells and the range is in excess of 26 km. Rate of fire is 14 rounds in 45 seconds (cf. US SP Howitzer Paladin which fires 6-8 rounds per minute). This self-prpelled gun was commisioned in the mid-60's and is used as divisional artillery in Norrland. Ammunition handling is done from a dumper-truck with a platform and a crane accompanying the gun. The truck carries up tp nine cassettes with 14 rounds in each. Loading is carried out mechanically by a cassette being lifted over the magazine of the SP gun.
Cost: 200,000 USD
Tridon SHORAD System
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A 40 mm VSHORAD development concept in several configurations.
TRIDON can also be a cost-effective upgrading alternative and has been configured to meet and destroy the air threat wherever it appears.
It is a high fire-power, highly mobile autonomous 40 mm gun system mounted on a 6x6 all-terrain chassis. The system concept gives short reaction time, high firing endurance and deployment in less than 60 seconds.
Everyting required to combat the enemy, from command and control to ammunition and spares is carried on mount.
And with 40 mm 3P ammunition it can take on almost any threat and defeat lightly armoured vehicles, surface targets, concealed troops and attack helicopters.
Cost: 700,000 USD
FH 77B Artillery System
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The FH77 B is now integrated with a 6x6 all-terrain vehicle making it an extremely powerful, highly mobile artillery system. It's into-action time is less than 50 s.
An artillery sequence: into action; fire 8 rounds; out of action and move 500 m takes less than 3 minutes. The gun has a range of 30 km, it can fire 3 rounds within 13 s and a has sustained rate of fire of 8 rounds/minute.
On the move the gun crew is transported in an armoured cabin. The on-mount ammunition boxes, in effect magazines, have the same level of protection as the crew compartment.
The FH77 B has its own land navigation system, eliminating surveying and alignment and the complete system has very low LCC.
The FH 77 is used by LRR for coast defense, as its size makes it somewhat unwieldy during cross-country advances where MLRS and recoilless rifles can provide much better support.
Cost: 700,000 USD