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D-442 FUG / D-944 PSzH Armored Personnel Carrier (1964)

Authored By Staff Writer | Last Updated: 9/23/2011

The D-442 / D-944 series of Hungarian amphibious armored cars is based highly on the Soviet-era BRDM family.

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Specifications for the
D-442 FUG / D-944 PSzH
Armored Personnel Carrier


Country of Origin: Hungary
Manufacturer: State Factories - Hungary
Initial Year of Service: 1964
Production: 3,300


Focus Model: D-442 FUG / D-944 PSzH
Crew: 2 + 4


Overall Length: 18.70ft (5.70m)
Width: 8.20ft (2.50m)
Height: 7.55ft (2.30m)
Weight: 8.3 US Short Tons (7,500kg; 16,535lbs)


Powerplant: 1 x Caspel 4-cylinder diesel engine developing 100 horsepower.


Maximum Speed: 50mph (80 km/h)
Maximum Range: 311 miles (500 km)


NBC Protection: Yes
Nightvision: Yes


Armament:
D-442 FUG:
1 x 7.62mm UK Model 59 general purpose machine gun.

D-944 PSzH:
1 x 14.5mm KPVT heavy machine gun
1 x 7.62mm PKT coaxial general purpose machine gun.


Ammunition:
500 x 14.5mm ammunition
2,000 x 7.62mm ammunition


Variants:
D-442 FUG - Early Production Version


D-944 PSzH - Later Production Version

OT-65 - Czechoslovakian Designation; basic armored car variant.



Operators: Czechoslovakia; East Germany; Germany; Hungary; Iraq; Poland; West Germany

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