Bushmaster Protected Mobility Vehicle
E93966
The Bushmaster Protected Mobility Vehicle is an Australian-designed, mine-resistant, ambush-protected military vehicle used to safely transport troops in combat and peacekeeping operations.
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| Predicate | Object |
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| instanceOf |
armoured personnel carrier
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mine-resistant ambush-protected vehicle → |
| armamentOptions |
12.7 mm heavy machine gun
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40 mm automatic grenade launcher → roof-mounted 5.56 mm machine gun → roof-mounted 7.62 mm machine gun → |
| combatWeight |
approximately 12.5 tonnes
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| countryOfOrigin |
Australia
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| crew |
2
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| designer |
Thales Australia
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| developedIn |
1990s
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| driveLayout |
4×4
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| enginePower |
approximately 300 hp
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| engineType |
diesel engine
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| enteredService |
early 2000s
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| exportedTo |
Fiji
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Indonesia → Jamaica → Netherlands → New Zealand → Ukraine → United Kingdom NERFINISHED → |
| hasFeature |
NBC protection (optional)
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V-shaped hull → air conditioning → ballistic protection → central tyre inflation system → improvised explosive device protection → mine protection → run-flat tyres → |
| hasVariant |
ambulance variant
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command variant → direct fire support variant → electronic warfare variant → troop carrier variant → |
| height |
approximately 2.65 m
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| inServiceWith |
British Army
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Fiji Military Forces → Indonesian Army → Jamaica Defence Force → New Zealand Army → Royal Netherlands Army → Ukraine Armed Forces → |
| length |
approximately 7.2 m
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| manufacturer |
Thales Australia
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| maximumSpeed |
approximately 100 km/h on road
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| operationalRange |
approximately 800 km
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| passengerCapacity |
up to 8 infantry soldiers
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| primaryUser |
Australian Army
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Royal Australian Air Force → |
| usedFor |
combat operations
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peacekeeping operations → troop transport → |
| usedInConflict |
2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine
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Iraq War → United Nations peacekeeping missions → War in Afghanistan → |
| vehicleType |
4×4 wheeled armoured vehicle
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| width |
approximately 2.48 m
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Referenced by (1)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
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Australian Army
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usesEquipment |