Withstands anti -tank mines: the Armed Forces paratroopers told about Bushmaster in the Armed Forces (Video)

The fighters say that the Australian armor is holding a blow and protecting the crew from blasting on mines or shooting fire. Australia in 2022 transferred dozens of MRAP Bushmaster armored vehicles to Ukraine. According to the fighters, there is nothing complicated about driving the cars. This is stated in the report of the TV army. One of the Bushmaster operators is the 80th Separate Galician Airborne Brigade. MRAP armor is designed to keep anti -tank mines and ambushes.

Personnel should be protected from such an insight. According to the driver Alexei, it is not difficult to manage Bushmaster. "There is nothing complicated, a box of automatic. Automatic pumping. I have never gone on the right, but nothing, got used to. When the bear is taught to ride on the rover, then (laughs)," Alexei said. According to the journalist, the ability of the machine to withstand the mines is ensured by the V-shaped bottle. The energy from the blast is scattered on the sides.

Alexei says that the armored vehicle really can withstand the blasting of an anti -tank mine. Fighters inside can get contusion, but remain alive. It is not true on armored personnel carriers, Alexei says. Bushmaster combat module can have different weapons. The machine gun M240 with a caliber 7. 62 mm was installed on the car report. You can also integrate a machine gun 12. 7 mm or 40mm automatic MK19 grenade launcher. Management occurs remotely from the inside.

The Kipish gun says the management is reminiscent of the game. "The module is included when working on positions. The joystick is, the monitor. The machine gun is charged remote - Kipish said about Bushmaster Might. He adds that, if necessary, the fire can be done manually. In this case, there are traces of shocks on the machine: the glass of the machine has traces of shots, and there are traces of strokes on the housing. The fighters say the armor is holding a blow.