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English: Pictured are Warriors in Helmand Province, Afghanistan of B Company of the second Battalion, the Royal Regiment of Scotland (B Coy 2 Scots).

The Warrior infantry fighting vehicle has the speed and performance to keep up with Challenger 2 main battle tanks over the most difficult terrain, and the firepower and armour to support infantry in the assault.

The Warrior family of seven variants of armoured vehicles, which entered service in 1988, has been highly successful for armoured infantry battlegroups in the Gulf War, Bosnia and Kosovo and Iraq.

They provide excellent mobility, lethality and survivability for the infantry and have enabled key elements from the Royal Artillery and Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers to operate effectively within the battlegroup.

A highly successful armoured fighting vehicle, Warrior can be fitted with enhanced armour and is continuously being updated - the battlegroup thermal imager was fitted to increase its night-fighting capability.

Warrior infantry command and section vehicles are fitted with a turret mounted 30mm Rarden cannon that will defeat light armoured vehicles out to a range of 1500m, an 8x magnification image-intensifying night sight and eight 94mm light anti-armour weapon HEAT rockets.

Warrior variants include artillery observation post vehicle (OPV), command post vehicle (CPV), and a REME recovery and repair vehicle. All variants are equipped with a 7.62mm chain gun. Both chain gun and Rarden cannon have an anti-helicopter capability.

  • Organization: Army
  • Object Name: AMOC-CCT-2013-222-0225
  • Category: MOD
  • Supplemental Categories: Equipment, Vehicles, Combat, Warrior
  • Keywords: Army, Equipment, Vehicle, Armoured, Personnel Carrier, APC, Tracked, Tank, Warrior, FV510, Moving, Driving, Operation, Op, Campaign, Herrick, Afghanistan, The Scottish Division , The Royal Regiment of Scotland, Weather, Climate, Hot, Dry, Sand, Dust, Personnel, Non-Identifiable, Soldier
  • Country: Afghanistan
Date Taken on 1 January 2012, 06:00:24
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Author Sgt Dan Bardsley RLC (Phot)
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