The current U.S. Army M113 fleet includes a mix of M113A2 and A3 variants and other derivatives equipped with the most recent RISE (reliability improvements for selected equipment) package.

M113A2 DAREOD (Damaged Airfield Reconnaissance Explosive Ordnance Disposal) – EOD variant of the M113A2 Mk 1 with 265 hp Detroit Diesel engine. This variant is equipped with a …

With 209 hp and a top speed of 64 km/h, the earlier M113A2 would lag behind the 72 km/h M1 Abrams MBT and M2 Bradley IFV. Fully replacing the M113 family of vehicles with Bradley …

In 1979, the Army introduced the M113A2, which featured an improved suspension and upgrades to the engine’s cooling system. By this time, however, the development of the vehicle intended …

M113A2. The armored carrier provides protection for both the weapon and the crew. The launcher platform is attached to an M27 coupola. The elevating mechanism positions the launcher plat …

M113A2 Ultra Igla – The 9K38 Igla is a Russian infrared homing surface-to-air missile (SAM), which is operated by over 30 countries including Singapore. The Ultra has been fitted with a …

Jun 29, 2021 · The Iraqi Army received 1,026 M113A2 armoured personnel carriers from the US Army’s surplus defence articles. Executed under the US foreign military sales programme, the …

It provided mobile armored protection for 11 soldiers in full combat gear and the driver and track commander as they moved across the battlefield. The vehicle was amphibious and capable of …

oss hostile batlefield environments. The M-113 family was developed by the Food Mac. inery Corporation in the late 1950s. The vehicle is capable of amphibious operations, extended …

Although the earlier M113/A1/A2 carriers are less mobile than the M2/M3 Bradley, the M113A3 in some ways has superior mobility over both the heavier Stryker and Bradley in that it has a …