ARMORED WARFARE OTOMATIC UPGRADE
ARMORED WARFARE OTOMATIC TRIAL

The “Spigot” ATGM can be replaced with the “Spandrel” and the 30mm armor-piercing shells can be upgraded from 3UBR6 to 3UBR8.

ARMORED WARFARE OTOMATIC UPGRADE

In the game, you’ll be able to upgrade your vehicle with numerous modules - for example, players will be able to unlock and mount the more powerful UTD-23 engine, replacing the standard UTD-20. You will be able to play the BMP-2 in Armored Warfare Early Access. According to some sources, the production was halted in 2008, but this vehicle still remains in service in the armies of the Russian Federation as well as in many other countries and it will be seen on the battlefields for years to come. Apart from the abovementioned war, the BMP-2 was actively used in Chechnya and the Iraqi army deployed this vehicle extensively during the Gulf and Iraq wars.

ARMORED WARFARE OTOMATIC TRIAL

The BMP-2 was eventually formally accepted in service in 1980 – by that time, a trial batch was already serving in Afghanistan. But what was equally as important – by the early 80’s, NATO started using attack helicopters en-masse as tank killers and the 30mm gun mount was designed with this in mind, making the vehicle capable of engaging even flying targets. In the end, the 30mm automatic cannon 2A42 was selected as the optimal variant over an improved version of the original 73mm gun because of two things: first, it was capable of laying down infantry support fire far better than the original “Grom” weapon (or its longer, improved version called “Zarnitsa”).

At the time of its introduction, the BMP-1 was advertised as the best-armed IFV in the world and as such, it turned out to be exceptionally difficult for the Soviet designers from the Kurganmash development bureau to convince the military that the infantry in fact required a different type of main IFV armament. The gun was originally equipped with HEAT shells only (the high explosive shells for it were introduced in 1974, almost a decade after the BMP-1) and was designed specifically to knock out even armored targets, a task it was not capable of fulfilling sufficiently. Starting as an upgrade program to the much more common and ubiquitous BMP-1 vehicle, its true raison d'être was the relative impotency of the 73mm 2A28 “Grom” gun, chosen earlier by the Soviet military charmed by its large caliber. The birth of the BMP-2 was a long and arduous process. Because it’s a tracked vehicle, the BMP-2 is not as fast compared to its wheeled AFV counterparts, but it more than makes up for this with its superior agility and off-road capabilities and even though it doesn’t have excellent maximum speed and view range, it is equipped with powerful armament, making it an excellent killer of enemy scouts.

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