FV106 Samson

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The FV106 Samson is a British tracked armored recovery vehicle derived from the CVR(T) light tank family, designed to tow and repair damaged armored vehicles on the battlefield.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf armoured fighting vehicle
armoured recovery vehicle
armament 7.62 mm machine gun
smoke grenade launchers
armourType aluminium armour
basedOn CVR(T) chassis
belongsToCategory British armoured fighting vehicles
military recovery vehicles
combatWeight about 8 tonnes
configuration tracked
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
crew 3
4
designedBy Alvis NERFINISHED
designedFor battlefield recovery of damaged vehicles
maintenance support in forward areas
designedToRecover CVR(T) vehicles
light armoured vehicles
engineConfiguration 6-cylinder
enginePower 190 hp
engineType Jaguar J60 petrol engine
enteredServiceWith British Army NERFINISHED
hasCrewPosition commander
driver
recovery mechanic
hasDrive rear drive sprockets
hasFeature dozer blade
towing equipment
winch
hasHatch rear door
hasHullMaterial welded aluminium alloy
isVariantOf Combat Vehicle Reconnaissance (Tracked) NERFINISHED
manufacturer Alvis Vehicles NERFINISHED
mobilityClass light tracked vehicle
partOf CVR(T) family NERFINISHED
primaryRole armoured recovery
battlefield repair
serviceEntryPeriod 1970s
suspension torsion bar
usedBy British Army
Royal Air Force Regiment NERFINISHED
usedIn operational deployments by British forces
training operations
usedWith Scimitar reconnaissance vehicle NERFINISHED
Scorpion light tank NERFINISHED
other CVR(T) variants

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FV101 Scorpion familyVariant FV106 Samson