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Este es un vehiculo que me gusta mucho.



Stalwart vehicle was created as a private project company Alvis in 1959. For the British Army has been produced since 1966 under the name PV 622nd Until 1971, when its production ended, it was produced around 1400 Stalwartů, some of whom still serve in the British Army. Stalwarty also purchased Austria and Sweden. The vehicle has great features for driving in difficult terrain and is fully amphibious, water is powered by two jets. Can carry cargo weighing 5 tons or 24 people. Overall, it is known to be very successful. Royal Artillery used a version of FP 623, which has a hydraulic arm for loading and unloading pallets of ammunition.



Technical and tactical data

Weight: 8.9 tons
Length: 6.35 m
Maximum load: 5 tons
Maximum trailer weight: 10 tons
Maximum speed (road) 63 km / h
Range: 515 km
Fuel: petrol

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Muy bueno. Como me gustaria tener uno de esos...

Es genial. El mejor anfibio a ruedas, lejos. Por el video, rayaría en la categoría de semisubacuático. Lo habrán usado en Malvinas? (Hablo de los británicos, por supuesto)

u u u parece de Capitan Escarlata!..se ve donde se inspiraban los Anderson!!