TABC 79M Amphibious Armoured Personnel Carrier

The TABC 79M 4x4 amphibious armoured personnel carrier was produced for the Romanian Army. The TABC-79 was originally designed and built by RATMIL but now called ROMARM.

The vehicle is fitted with a one-man turret on the roof. The manually operated turret is mounted with a 14.5mm KPVT machine gun and a coaxial 7.62mm PKT machine gun. KPVT can interact light armoured targets, weapons systems and light shelters among the range of up to 3,000m. It can even strike air targets at distances of up to 2,000m.

The vehicle can be optionally equipped with remote control weapon system (RCWS) mounted on the turret roof. different armament configurations include ar anti-tank missile launcher installation and 81mm or 82mm mortar.

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AAVC7A1 Amphibian Command Vehicle

The AAVC7A1 is an assault amphibious full-tracked landing vehicle. The vehicle provides a moble task force communication center in water operations from ship to shore and to inland objectives once ashore. The Communication Center consists of five radio operator stations, three workers stations, and two} master stations. The command comm system contains equipment to provided external sercure radio transmission between every the AAVC7A1 vehicle and other vehicles and radios. Internal communication between every crew station is provided.

The AAVC7A1 relies on the AAV7 amphibious assault vehicle. the first prototype was built in 1979 and entered service in 1983. It offers a commander a mobile communication centre to communicate between amphibious assault forces from ship to shore and to inland objectives when reaching the beach.

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