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Turrets and armored vehicles of Nexter Systems at the international defence exhibition BRIDEX 2011.


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BRIDEX 2011 Online Show Daily News
International Defence Exhibition & Conference
6 - 9 July 2011
Darussalam , Brunei
 
Nexter Systems at BRIDEX 2011
 

Friday, July 8, 2011, 01:32 PM

 
Turrets and armored vehicles of Nexter Systems at the international defence exhibition BRIDEX 2011.
 
 
At the international defence exhibition of Brunei, BRIDEX 2011, the French company Nexter Systems presents its last armoured vehicles recently entered in services in the French Army, as the wheeled armoured fighting vehicle VBCI and the mine protected vehicle Aravis. Nexter Systems it is also an expertise in the design and the manufacture of armed turret for ground and naval use.
     

At the international defence exhibition of Brunei, BRIDEX 2011, the French company Nexter Systems presents its last armoured vehicles recently entered in services in the French Army, as the wheeled armoured fighting vehicle VBCI and the mine protected vehicle Aravis. Nexter Systems it is also an expertise in the design and the manufacture of armed turret for ground and naval use.
Nexter Systems stand at BRIDEX 2011 International Defence Exhibition in Brunei

     
The VBCI (vehicule de combat d'infanterie) is a wheeled 8×8 infantry fighting vehicle with modular protection that can be adapted to the threat. The VBCI infantry armoured fighting vehicle version has a combat weight of 26t and accommodates the two crew, the gunner, the driver and a combat team of eight troops and a commander.

Two versions of the vehicle are currently under production the VBCI armoured vehicle infantry carrier, equipped with a one manned turret armed with a GIAT 25mm M811 dual feed cannon and 7.62mm coaxial machine gun. The VBCI is also available in mortar and Eryx (short-range, anti-tank missile system) variants.

The VPC command vehicle is the second version of the VBCI range. The VPC command vehicle is equipped with an FN Herstal Arrows-300 remote controlled weapon station armed with an 12.7mm machine gun.
     
The VPC command vehicle is the second version of the VBCI range. The VPC command vehicle is equipped with an FN Herstal Arrows-300 remote controlled weapon station armed with an 12.7mm machine gun.
VPC Command post vehicle version of VBCI range scale model at BRIDEX 2011
     
At BRIDEX 2011, Nexter Systems presents also its remote-controlled naval gun mount known as NARWHAL (NAval Remote Weapon, Highly Accurate, Lightweight).

This system is particularly designed for use in light ships with very high manoeuvrability for monitoring and close-in combat actions but may also be suitable for heavier tonnage ships. The effectiveness of the weapon is optimised by a stabilised sight associated with a fire-control system, while improving the operator's safety.

In its basic configuration, the NARWHAL consists of a gyrostabilised mounting armed with a 20 mm cannon, a day camera and a fire-control system which is remotely-contolled from a control panel enabling system operation, target acquisition and tracking and fire opening by the operator. The modular design of the system enables to add to this configuration a thermal camera, a laser rangefinder and a target automatic tracking video system.

     
NARWHAL consists of a gyrostabilised mounting armed with a 20 mm cannon, a day camera and a fire-control system which is remotely-contolled from a control panel enabling system operation, target acquisition and tracking and fire opening by the operator. The modular design of the system enables to add to this configuration a thermal camera, a laser rangefinder and a target automatic tracking video system.
Nexter Systems NARWHAL remote-controlled naval gun mount (Nexter Archive)
 
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