BVP M-80

Infantry fighting vehicle YugoslaviaIn service since 1979

Key specs

Type: Infantry fighting vehicle
Origin: Yugoslavia
Designer: Military Technical Institute
Designed: 1971
Entered service: 1979
Production start: 1979
Units produced: 800
Status: In service
Crew: 3

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Overview

BVP M-80 is an infantry fighting vehicle from Yugoslavia. It entered service in 1979; production began in 1979; 800 were built. Its main weapon has a calibre of 20 mm. It is used or was used by Yugoslavia, Croatia, Serbia and Ukraine, and saw combat in the Russo-Ukrainian War and the Yugoslav Wars.

Armament

Main armament: 20 mm M-55 cannon 1 ATGM launcher, 2 missiles
Caliber: 20 mm
Secondary armament: coaxial 7.62 machine-gun 2,000 rounds

Dimensions and weights

Weight: 14 t
Length: 6.42 m
Width: 2.90 m
Height: 2.20 m

Mobility and protection

Engine: Daimler Benz OM-403
Power: 239 kW
Road speed: 65 km/h
Operational range: 500 km
Fuel capacity: 680 l
Suspension: torsion bar
Amphibious: Yes
Armour: Steel armour

Users & conflicts

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Operators

Sources

Figures from the infobox of the English Wikipedia article, completed from Wikidata and the article in other languages where it gives none; where there are several versions, the first one given. Operators include former ones; the side that used a vehicle in a war is derived from its operators.