
The Polish armored vehicle AMZ Dzik appeared at the front. About the supply of vehicles for the Armed Forces of Ukraine
What is known
AMZ Dzik is built on the SCM S55/62 chassis withreinforced plates. The vehicle is equipped with a machine gun rack. The car has bulletproof visors that protect the crew. They are installed on each side of the tailgate.
Poland adopted the AMZ Dzik into service in 2004.A number of other vehicles were created on the basis of this armored car. For example, the Bumar Poprad air defense system, an armored truck, a police car, as well as an ambulance and an infantry vehicle.
</ p>AMZ Dzik is equipped with an Iveco Aifo SOFIM 8140 engine.43N and can reach speeds of 100 km/h. The power reserve is 800 km. The armored car is available in four modifications: Dzik Cargo, Dzik AT, Dzik-3 and Dzik-2.
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