Sultan
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| Sultan Fv105 | |
|---|---|
| Function | Tracked Command Vehicle |
| Crew | 3 |
| Weight | 8.346 tonnes |
| Height | 2.56m |
| road speed | 80kph |
| Engine | Cummins BTA 5.9 litre (diesel) |
| Power | 190bhp |
| Range | 644km? |
| Primary Armament | 7.62 mm MG (3000rnds) |
FV 105 Sultan
A member of the CVR(T) family. The Sultan is the Command and Control variant and came into service in 1972. The Sultan is used as a Headquarters vehicle in armoured and armoured reconnaissance formations, and surprisingly enough, could be found in Army Air Corps Sqns.
Although based on a standard chassis, it has a higher roof (similar to the Samaritan) than standard providing a more comfortable "office space" inside. The back of the vehicle is designed to be extended by an attached tent to form a briefing area and somewhere dry to have a brew when not boldly leading.
Also
- The Sultan of Brunei
A guy with the largest car collection in the world, the world's second richest man, unless you count that Ikea guy. The Sultan has over 200 Rolls-Royces.
