BTR‑D armored personnel carrier

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The BTR‑D armored personnel carrier is a Soviet-era, air-droppable, tracked vehicle designed to transport and support airborne infantry units in combat.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf airborne armored vehicle
armored personnel carrier
tracked armored vehicle
airDropCapability parachute platforms
rocket‑assisted parachute systems
amphibious true
armament 7.62 mm PKT machine gun
armorType aluminum alloy armor
basedOn BMD‑1 NERFINISHED
combatUse airborne assault operations
rapid reaction forces
configuration tracked
countryOfOrigin Soviet Union
crew 3
designedBy Soviet design bureaus
designedFor airborne troops
airdroppable operations
infantry transport
enginePosition front hull
enginePower 240 hp
engineType diesel engine
enteredService 1974
era Cold War
height 1.82 m
hullLayout lengthened BMD‑1 hull
length 5.76 m
maximumRoadSpeed 60 km/h
numberOfRoadWheelsPerSide 6
operatorPosition front hull
passengerCapacity 10
powerToWeightRatio approximately 30 hp/tonne
primaryRole armored personnel carrier
protectionLevel protection against shell splinters
protection against small arms fire
secondaryRole airborne cargo carrier
ambulance platform
command vehicle platform
weapons carrier
serviceStatus in service
suspension torsion bar
troopCompartmentPosition rear hull
usedBy Belarusian Armed Forces NERFINISHED
Kazakh Armed Forces NERFINISHED
Russian Airborne Forces NERFINISHED
Soviet Airborne Forces NERFINISHED
Ukrainian Air Assault Forces NERFINISHED
weight approximately 8.0 tonnes
width 2.63 m

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Soviet Airborne Forces equipment BTR‑D armored personnel carrier