FNSS-ACV-S Akinci Tracked Vehicles

[cabatli_53]

-FNSS developed-produced ACV series 1,698 (665 item additional order) variants for only Turkish Army...

-136 ACV-300 for UAE

-211+48 ACV-S-300 series for Malaysia

- ? for S. Arabia ACV-S

Must see !!!

 

[arslan_treen]

awsome video bro thnx !!

 

[JK!]

I believe the Malaysians have mounted Pakistan's Baktar Shikan misslie systems on some of their ACVs to create Tank destroyers.

 

[cabatli_53]

Yes Broher, You are right....

Malaysia has 211 ACV-300 of the following variants in service:

* 72 IFV with the M2 Browning machine gun in a one-man turret
* 31 IFV with the Sharpshooter one-man turret co-developed by FNSS and BAE Systems, armed with a 25mm M242 Bushmaster chain gun
* 25 ambulance vehicles
* 24 command vehicles
* 13 signal vehicles with additional communication equipment
* 13 IFV with the Mk 19 grenade launcher in a one-man turret
* 10 vehicles armed with a 81 mm mortar
* 8 vehicles armed with the Pakistani Baktar Shikan anti-tank guided missile.
* 8+7 armoured recovery vehicles

Next to this, Malaysia has announced to purchase 48 additional ACV-300 and 8 vehicles of the stretched variant ACV-S. Those 8 vehicles will be armed with a 120 mm mortar.

 

[Nutuk]

FNSS still calculates to build about 900 ACV300 and ACV-S vehicles in the comming years for Malaysia and Pakistan

Pakistan is likely to commence licensed co-production of the Turkish AIFV by the mid-term of the forecast period.

In 2004, FNSS Savunma Sistemleri completed the Turkish Land Forces Command (TLFC) procurement of over 2,300 vehicles. In 2006, FNSS reportedly completed deliveries of 211 ACV-300 IFVs to Malaysia. In April 2008, Malaysia placed a follow-on order worth $136 million for 48 additional ACV-300 armored personnel carriers. In a separate contract award worth $16.8 million, Malaysia also ordered eight ACV-S300 mortar carriers.

Production for an anticipated Pakistan Army order of atleast 700 - 900 vehicles reportedly commenced in 2007;
deliveries will likely extend beyond the forecast period.

http://www.forecastinternational.com/samples/F651_CompleteSample.pdf

 

[Babur Han]

Upgraded AIFV to the Armed Forces of the Philippines


(Source: FNSS; issued February 23, 2010)



FNSS Savunma Sistemleri A.Ş., Turkey’s leading defense exporter, recently delivered six Upgraded Advanced Infantry Fighting Vehicles to the Armed Forces of the Philippines. To mark these deliveries, The Armed Forces of the Philippines held a formal Turn-Over and Commissioning Ceremony on 25 January 2010 at Camp Aguinaldo, Manila, Philippines, where His Excellency Adnan Başağa, Ambassador of the Republic of Turkey participated in the ceremonies.

Ambassador Başağa presented to Republic of Philippines Undersecretary for Finance and Armed Forces Modernization Affairs, Antonio L. Romero II, a model of the Upgraded Advanced Infantry Fighting Vehicle. Ambassador Başağa also delivered a speech in which he marked the significance of Turkey’s and FNSS’ role in contributing to the force modernization of the Armed Forces of the Philippines and cited developments in trade between the two countries.

Upgraded AIFV to the Armed Forces of the Philippines