The standard equipment of the BTR-3U also includes hydraulically amplified powered steering on the front four road wheels and a central tire-pressure regulation system that allows the driver to adjust the tire-pressure to suit the terrain being crossed. The BTR-3U …

The BTR-3U (most produced for the BTR-3 family) was originally a new armored personnel carrier developed in 2000 by Ukrainian and UAE companies as a private venture. The research for shared R&D costs were important in order to make this project succeed.

The BTR-3 is an 8×8-wheeled armored personnel carrier was designed by Adcom Manufacturing from UAE in 2000/2001 and manufactured by KMDB in Ukraine. The most significant of exports was to the Myanmar Army which acquired 1,000 BTR-3Us, to be assembled in Myanmar.

The BTR-3U is a 8x8 armoured vehicle personnel carrier designed by the Ukrainian defense Company Kharkov Morozov Machine Building Design Bureau based on the BTR-94. The BTR-3U is also designated as the Guardian.

The BTR-3U is fitted with the one-person Shkval unified fighting module which accommodates a number of weapon systems including 30mm gun, 7.62mm coaxial machine gun, 30mm automatic grenade launcher and anti-tank guided weapons (wire-guided Red …

The BTR-3 is a Ukrainian 8x8 wheeled armored personnel carrier (APC) armed with a BM-3M "Storm" combat module featuring a 30-mm automatic cannon. The development of the APC started in 2000 upon the request of the UAE-based ADCOM Manufacturing Company Ltd. and was accepted into service with the Ukrainian Armed Forces in 2015.

2019年4月17日 · The BTR-3 is a modern eight-wheeled armored fighting vehicle that currently serves operationally with a handful of armies across the globe - most notably the United Arab Emirates, Thailand and Myanmar.

2025年2月23日 · Discover 25 fascinating facts about the BTR-3U, a versatile and powerful armored personnel carrier used by military forces worldwide.

The BTR-3U, also known as the Guardian, is an 8x8 wheeled, fully amphibious armored personnel carrier developed by an international consortium comprising Kharkiv Morozov Machine Building Design Bureau (KMDB) of Ukraine, the ADCOM Manufacturing of Abu-Dhabi, UAE, and the State Scientific Technical Centre of Artillery & Rifle Arms of Ukraine.

The main structure of the BTR-3U armored personnel carrier, also known as the Guardian, is similar in appearance to the Russian BTR-80. However, it is a new production vehicle rather than upgrade of the existing in-service vehicle. It boasts a larger interior and greater power thanks to a raised roof line and a Deutz engine.