FV104 Samaritan

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The FV104 Samaritan is a British tracked armored ambulance vehicle derived from the CVR(T) light tank family, designed to evacuate and treat casualties on the battlefield.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf armoured ambulance
armoured fighting vehicle
military vehicle
armourType aluminium armour
basedOn Scorpion family hull design
category light tracked armoured vehicle
chassisLayout tracked
combatWeight about 8.7 tonnes
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
crew 2
defensiveArmament 7.62 mm machine gun (optional)
derivedFrom CVR(T) chassis
designedBy Alvis design team
designedFor front-line medical support
operation in high-threat environments
designedRole armoured battlefield ambulance
casualty evacuation
medical treatment vehicle
drive rear drive sprockets
engineModel Cummins BTA 5.9 diesel NERFINISHED
enginePower 190 hp
engineType diesel engine
enteredService 1970s
hasVariant upgraded powerpack versions
height about 2.4 m
length about 5.1 m
manufacturer Alvis Vehicles NERFINISHED
maximumSpeedOnRoad about 72 km/h
medicalEquipment basic life-support equipment
stretcher racks
numberOfRoadWheelsPerSide 5
operationalRange about 500 km
operatorType medical corps units
partOfFamily CVR(T)
Combat Vehicle Reconnaissance (Tracked) NERFINISHED
passengerCapacity up to 10 seated casualties
up to 4 stretchers
primaryArmament none
protectionFeature NBC protection (on some variants)
armoured protection for medical staff and casualties
relatedTo FV101 Scorpion NERFINISHED
FV103 Spartan NERFINISHED
FV105 Sultan NERFINISHED
status in service with some armed forces
suspension torsion bar
transmission David Brown TN15 automatic
usedBy British Army
Royal Army Medical Corps NERFINISHED
various export customers
width about 2.2 m

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FV101 Scorpion familyVariant FV104 Samaritan