Холосая масынка, пакатаца хосу на такой

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A Foxhound Light Protected Patrol Vehicle arrives at Camp Bastion, Helmand, Afghanistan from a C17 transport aircraft.Foxhound was delivered to Camp Bastion, Afghanistan for the first time on 2nd of June 2012.
Photographer: Sergeant Andy Reddy RLC
Image 45154010.jpg from www.defenceimages.mod.uk

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In the SF role, mounted on a tripod and fitted with the C2 optical sight, it is fired by a two-man team who are grouped in a specialist Machine Gun Platoon to provide battalion-level fire support. In SF mode, the GPMG, with a two-man crew, lays down 750 rounds-per-minute at ranges up to 1,800 meters.
The GPMG can be carried by foot soldiers and employed as a light machine gun (LMG), although it has largely been replaced by the lighter 5.56 x 45mm Minimi in this role in most regiments. A fold-out bipod is used to support the GPMG in the LMG role.

Photographer: Sergeant Andy Reddy RLC
Image 45154014.jpg from www.defenceimages.mod.uk

Да чинится, похоже, удобно. Нравится, беру одну :-)

Судя по названию, фанаты Кодзимы не дремлют.

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A Foxhound Light Protected Patrol Vehicle is put through its paces at Camp Bastion, Afghanistan. Foxhound is at the cutting edge of protected patrol vehicle technology, providing unprecedented levels of blast protection for its size and weight.
Featuring blast survivability close to that of a Mastiff - and just a little bigger than the Snatch Land Rover it replaces – the Foxhound is ideally suited for manoeuvring around the narrow backstreets of Helmand’s towns and villages. Weighing in at six tones, it has a top speed of 70mph and can do 0-50mph in just 19 seconds. Four-wheel steering makes it extra agile, with a 40ft turning circle.
Photographer: Graeme Main © Crown Copyright/MOD 2012

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The interior of a Foxhound Light Protected Patrol Vehicle. Photographer: Richard Watt © Crown Copyright/MOD 2012

Foxhound Light Protected Patrol Vehicle in Afghanistan

A Foxhound Light Protected Patrol Vehicle is pictured at Camp Bastion, Helmand, Afghanistan.

The UK ordered 200 of the Foxhound Light protected patrol vehicles. Foxhound is at the cutting edge of protected patrol vehicle technology, providing unprecedented levels of blast protection for its size and weight. Featuring blast survivability close to that of a Mastiff - and just a little bigger than the Snatch Land Rover it replaces – the Foxhound is ideally suited for manoeuvring around the narrow backstreets of Helmand’s towns and villages. Weighing in at six tones, it has a top speed of 70mph and can do 0-50mph in just 19 seconds. Four-wheel steering makes it extra agile, with a 40ft turning circle.
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На выставке IDEX 2013.
ОАЭ.
Февраль, 2013 года.
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The Foxhound protective mobility vehicle on patrol.
Photographer Corporal Barry Lloyd; Crown copyright.

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Soldiers trying to extract a damaged (simulated) foxhound vehicle during an exercise.
Photographer Corporal Barry Lloyd; Crown copyright.

Security police walk past military vehicles on the grounds of the Celtic Manor Resort prior to a NATO summit in Newport, Wales on Wednesday, Sept. 3, 2014.
Lashing out at Russia, President Barack Obama on Wednesday cast Moscow's aggression in Ukraine as a threat to peace in Europe.
He vigorously vowed to come to the defense of NATO allies that fear they could be Vladimir Putin's next target.
NATO heads of state meet for a two-day summit beginning on Thursday.
(AP Photo/Virginia Mayo)
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NATO soldiers walked in front of a damaged NATO military vehicle at the site of a suicide car bomb blast in Kabul, on Oct. 11, 2015. Photo: Reuters
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"Light Mechanised Infantry and Light Cavalry: the next orphans?"
http://ukarmedforcescommentary.blogspot.ru/2016/09...anised-infantry-and-light.html

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16 Air Assault Brigade "Airmobile Armour" experiment.

Foxhound LPPVs, artillery with guns towed by Pinzgauers and even Apache air-landed at Keevil by C-17.
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Soldiers from 4 SCOTS conduct a security patrol around Al Asad Airbase in a Foxhound vehicle during Operation Shader in Iraq
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Foxhound on manoeuvres in Norway
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