Many of the Army's major weapon systems were procured as part of a major investment cycle that ended in the early 1990s. Recapitalization programs should reflect how age effects differ by subsystem and by components within subsystems.Some Army tanks may have already reached the age where they must operate at a reduced level of readiness or enter a recapitalization program.A 14-year-old tank has twice as many critical failures as a new one.Detva and was designed for the CSR and export, and in the ZTS Dubnica nad Váhom for the USSR. The production took place in the ČSSR at PPS Group a.s.
The successfulness of this construction is proved by the production volume, which reached up to 17,000 units (only those produced before 1989 in the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic and only the basic version) and by the enormous quantity of different versions based on the same chassis. The timeless construction, firing power, mobility and armouring surpassed all the NATO competitors at the time. in 1968, following technical modifications, mass production began in the Czechoslovak Socialistic Republic. The Soviet antecedent was first built in the early 1960s. Excellent off-road capability, excellent manoeuvring capabilities, sufficient protection for the crew and destructive firing power – that is the BMP-1. The crew consists of 3 men - a driver, a commander, a gunner + 8 landing crew members. Thanks to a 73-mm gun, a co-axial PKT machine gun and the option of anti-tank rockets, the vehicle was ranked among the heavily armed tanks (light tanks). The BMP 1S is an amphibious tracked infantry battle vehicle, which was redesigned from the original BMP-1 vehicles and whose production, based on a Soviet licence, took place in Czechoslovakia. The tanks are in excellent condition and have only 453 Km ( 83 Mth) and 635 Km ( 77 Mth)! SALE OF MILITARY MACHINERY FOR PRIVATE COLLECTORS WEAPONS SYSTEMS CAN BE DISARMED IN ACCORDANCE WITH CURRENT LEGISLATION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REGULATIONS OF EACH STATE 2 IFV, originally owned by the AFCR, are in stock.
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