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Panhard AML

Armoured car / MRAPFranceRetired
Panhard AML
Photo: Rama · CC BY-SA 2.0 fr · background removed

Key specs

Type
Armoured car / MRAP
Origin
France
Manufacturer
Panhard
Designed
1959
Entered service
1960
Produced
1960–1987
Units produced
4,812
Status
Retired
Crew
3

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Overview

Panhard AML is a wheeled armoured vehicle from France, made by Panhard. It entered service in 1960; it was produced from 1960 to 1987; 4,812 were built. Its main weapon has a calibre of 90 mm. It is used or was used by Israel, France, Algeria, Argentina and 28 other countries, and saw combat in the Iraq War, the Gulf War, the Falklands War, among others.

Specifications

Armament
Main armament
90 mm D921/GIAT F1 (20 rounds) or60mm Brandt mortar (53 rounds)
Caliber
90 mm
Secondary armament
2 7.62 mm MAS coaxial machine guns (2,400–3,800 rounds)
Dimensions and weights
Weight
6 t
Length
5.11 m
Width
1.97 m
Height
2.07 m
Mobility and protection
Engine
Panhard 1.99 L (121 in3) Model 4 HD flat 4-cylinder air-cooled petrol
Power
67 kW
Road speed
100 km/h
Operational range
600 km
Fuel capacity
156 l
Suspension
Wheeled 4x4

Weapons and ammunition on board

AA-527.5×54mm French

Users & conflicts

Conflicts
Six-Day WarYom Kippur WarIran–Iraq WarFalklands WarGulf WarIraq War
Operators
AlgeriaArgentinaChadEcuadorEl SalvadorKenyaLebanonMyanmarMoroccoNigeriaSaudi ArabiaTunisiaUnited Arab EmiratesVenezuelaYemenAngolaBosnia and HerzegovinaCambodiaEgyptEthiopiaFranceIraqIrelandIsraelLibyaMalaysiaPakistanPortugalSouth AfricaSpainSudanUnited Kingdom

Sources

  1. Wikipedia (ru): Panhard AML, Wikipedia
  2. Wikipedia: Panhard AML, Wikipedia

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.