The BTR-4MV1 APC was unveiled for the first time during the Arms and Security 2017 exhibition held in October 2017. It can carry three crew and seven passengers. The vehicle integrates an advanced ...
Russia’s decades-old BTR series may soon be phased out with the introduction of the BTR-82A Improved, a redesigned APC offering better armor, rear egress, and thermal imaging for targeting. With ...
One year into its invasion of neighboring Ukraine, Russia’s Ground Forces increasingly resemble a traveling museum, with “new” replacement vehicles dating back to the mid-20th century. Armored ...
When Russian troops abandoned a BTR-82A armored personnel carrier, they dropped a grenade inside to render it unusable. Or so they thought. A Ukrainian soldier explains how they repaired the damage to ...
In 2009, the Arzamas Machine-Building Plant in Arzamas, in Nizhny Novgorod Oblast 250 miles east of Moscow, revealed a new variant of the BTR-82 armored personnel carrier. The BTR-82A—a 17-ton, ...
New footage appears to show a Ukrainian-operated Bradley infantry fighting vehicle attacking a Russian armored personnel carrier (APC) filled with Russian soldiers in the heart of fighting in eastern ...
A deadly game of vehicular chicken on the front line in eastern Ukraine ended in death and destruction on or just before Saturday—but only for the losing side. When a Russian army BTR-82 wheeled ...
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