Streit Group Spartan

The Spartan History of the Street Group

The Armored Personnel Carrier (APC) remains the focal point of all overland services worldwide. The STREIT Group "Spartan", developed by the Canadian STREIT Group, is one such entry based on the modern battlefield concept formula. This car has been in service worldwide, in Argentina (National Police), Bangladesh (Border Guard), Libya (Capital Security), Kurdistan, Nigeria, Oman (Police), Tunisia (National Guard and Police) and Ukraine (National Guard and Army). For Ukraine, it was already in service in the country's ongoing war with Russia - the Donbas War (in fact, the car was built under license from the Ukrainian concern KrAZ).

It was also used during the Iraqi Civil War (2014-2017).

Vehicle features reinforced suspension (chassis derived from Ford F550 heavy duty pickup), oversized wheels and excellent ground clearance. Dimensions include a barrel length of 6 meters, width of 2.4 meters, and height of 2.3 meters.

A typical operator consists of two people, including the driver sitting in the front left. In addition, it can accommodate six passengers.

Optional turret turrets can be mounted on top of the hull and are capable of deploying a variety of weapons including machine guns, grenade launchers and compact rockets. In addition, there is an optional unmanned Remotely Controlled Weapon Station (RWS) controlled by an onboard operator.

The interior of the vehicle is powered by a Ford V8 6.7L "Scorpion" turbo diesel engine at the front. Delivering 300 to 400 hp at 2,800 rpm, the system can propel the truck to road speeds of 68 mph. Range is limited to 68 (US) gallons of fuel storage.

The engine is linked to an automatic electronically controlled transmission, and all-wheel drive is standard.

Welded steel body structure protects armor from small arms fire and artillery jets. Bulletproof windows and muzzles also protect the vehicle from direct attack by infantry. The wheels are of a "leak" design.

A driverless version of the truck was on display at Arms and Security 2016 in Kyiv.

Specification

BASICS

Year of Service

2007

Origins

Canada

Status

Active.

Limited service.

Crew

2

Production

500

Manufacturer

Streit Group - Canada / KrAZ - Ukraine (licensed)

Operator

Argentina; Bangladesh; Kurdistan; Libya; Nigeria; Oman; Tunisia; Ukraine

Roles

Infantry Support

Support allied ground forces using weapons, inherent capabilities, and/or shipborne systems.

Armored vehicles

Designed, usually lightweight, to provide on-road/off-road capability for reconnaissance or general security roles.

MRAP

Designed to resist mine and ambush attacks with special design and survivability.

Recon

Can perform reconnaissance/reconnaissance missions to assess threat levels, enemy strength, etc. - usually due to lightweight construction.

Highlights

Tire layout

The wheeled arrangement gives the system inherent road capability and improved maneuverability.

Main Tower

This vehicle is of modern tank quality and its main armament is housed in a turret.

Remote Weapon Station (RWS)

The vehicle supports remote weapon stations, reducing the risk of crew exposure to external threats.

Drive-through owner weapon

The weapon is located in the traversing module and can counter the enemy threat in all directions.

Cross-country skiing

The design includes features such as a chain linkage system or high ground clearance for better traversing of terrain.

Night Vision

Night vision equipment is available to the crew to allow operation in low light conditions or at night.

Available for air defense/air defense

The system will receive an air defense component to protect itself from low-flying threats from afar.

Anti-tank capability

Airborne solutions provide the ability to neutralize armored or hardened targets remotely using missiles or penetrating ballistic weapons.

Anti-Infantry

Vehicles have built-in anti-infantry capabilities for local vehicle defense or general troop suppression.

troop transport vehicle

Vehicles (or variants thereof) have inherent troop transport capabilities and provide protective cover for allies boarding ships in disputed areas.

Muzzle

The vehicle allows the occupants to attack external targets within the range (and safety) of the vehicle.

Remote Weapon Station

The vehicle supports an unmanned weapons station that is securely remotely controlled from the vehicle.

Versatility

The vehicle's proven chassis and overall configuration are ideal for other battlefield roles through special design.

Power and Performance

Engine:

1 x Ford Scorpion 6. 7-liter V8 turbo diesel engine producing 400 hp at 2,800 rpm.

Transfer:

1 x Automatic Electronically Controlled Transmission with 4WD.

Speed

68.4 km/h

(110.0 km/h)

Area

403. 9 miles

(650.0 km)

Weapon

Variable: Optional turret mounted on top of the fuselage supports a variety of weapons including 7.62mm and 12.7mm machine guns, short-range surface-to-air missile launchers (SAM), anti-tank missile launcher (ATGM) and automatic grenade launcher (AGL). There are also personal weapons carried by the crew.

AMMOTION

Depends on ammo location.

VARIANTS

Spartan - Basic form of infantry fighting vehicle.