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Battlefield 2 GAZ 39371 Vodnik - Armored Vehicle
Battlefield 2 GAZ 39371 Vodnik: The rugged Vodnik is the Russian answer to the American HMMWV. A high-mobility multipurpose vehicle, the Vodnik is actually superior to the HMMWV in many ways. With its sealed, water-displacing hull, the Vodnik is fully amphibious and can easily overcome deep rivers or lakes.
It has nearly two feet of ground clearance and is also fitted with bulletproof windows and tires. The Vodnik’s most apparent advantage, however, is its unique design. The vehicle consists of two modules: one in front housing the driver and engine and one in the rear for personnel or cargo.
The rear module can be replaced with a number of versions passenger, weapons platform, or field hospital even in field conditions. Though specifically designed for the Russian military, the Vodnik has found a home in the civilian sector by successfully assisting in search and rescue operations. Depending on which rear module is attached, the Vodnik can increase its load capacity from 1.5 to 2.5 tons.
It has nearly two feet of ground clearance and is also fitted with bulletproof windows and tires. The Vodnik’s most apparent advantage, however, is its unique design. The vehicle consists of two modules: one in front housing the driver and engine and one in the rear for personnel or cargo.
The rear module can be replaced with a number of versions passenger, weapons platform, or field hospital even in field conditions. Though specifically designed for the Russian military, the Vodnik has found a home in the civilian sector by successfully assisting in search and rescue operations. Depending on which rear module is attached, the Vodnik can increase its load capacity from 1.5 to 2.5 tons.
