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Revision as of 20:00, 25 July 2010
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Parent topics
- Combat engineer [r]: Ground combat troops trained and equipped to improve the mobility of one's own side by breaching enemy obstacles, building bridges, etc.; blocking enemy mobility with barriers, demolition, mine warfare, etc. [e]
Subtopics
- Assault Breacher Vehicle [r]: Add brief definition or description
- BAT-M (combat engineering vehicle) [r]: Combat engineering vehicle derivative of the Soviet T-54 (tank) [e]
- BAT-2 (combat engineering vehicle) [r]: Soviet combat engineering vehicle derivative of the T-64 (tank), with a large earthmoving blade at the front, a soil ripper spike at the rear and a 2-ton crane on the top; carries 5 combat engineers and 3-man vehicle crew; high cost limited its deployment [e]
- Nagmashot [r]: Combat engineering vehicle modified from a British Centurion (tank) chassis by the Israeli Defense Forces; after replacement in the CEV mission by the Puma, converted to Nagmachon urban warfare vehicle [e]
- M729 (combat engineering vehicle) [r]: No longer in service, a U.S. Army vehicle, built on an M60 Patton tank chassis, which carried a lifting crane, short-barrelled 165mm gun for destroying obstacles, and other equipment to support combat engineer functions on the battlefield [e]
- Puma (combat engineering vehicle) [r]: Israeli combat engineering vehicle/armored personnel carrier that replaced the Nagmashot; both are built on the chassis of a British Centurion (tank), but the Puma is optimized for fast battlefield operations [e]