BTR-50 - Wikipedia
WEBBTR-50PK (Ob'yekt 750K) (K stands for krisha – "roof") (1958) – A BTR-50P fitted with an armored roof, the troops embarking and disembarking the vehicle via two rectangular roof hatches that open to either side. There is also another rectangular roof hatch at …
BTR-50 - Tank Encyclopedia
WEBApr 17, 2021 · The BTR-50 was the first mass-produced tracked and amphibious Soviet-built armored personnel carrier (APC). It was developed from the desperate need of a more mobile APC, capable of keeping up with tanks in rough terrain and be able to operate in the difficult terrain of eastern and central Europe.
BTR-50 armored personal carrier (1952) - tank-afv.com
WEBThe BTR-50 PK (1958) had a fully armored roof, fitted with two large rectangular hatches that open to either side and an extra rectangular roof hatch at the front of the roof. It was still not treated NBC but had two ventilators. Some received a …
BTR-50P/BTR-50PK Armored Personnel Carrier - U.S. Army Center ...
WEBBTR-50P/BTR-50PK Armored Personnel Carrier. CHARACTERISTICS. Length: 23.2 feet. Width: 10.3 feet. Height: 6.5 feet. Weight: 15.6 tons. Speed: 27 miles per hour. Mange: 248 miles. Crew: 2.
BTR-50PK APC Drive-By - Soviet Multi-Purpose ... - YouTube
WEBJul 31, 2020 · BTR-50PK was a Soviet built APC. Large number of different BTR-50 variants were purchased and used by the Finnish military. This is a video from the 100 year...
Russia, Low on Armor, Is Using Old BTR-50 Amphibious Vehicles
WEBMar 1, 2023 · Desperate for armor, Russia is reactivating BTR-50P amphibious armored personnel carriers, which were built over a half century ago between 1954 and 1970.
BTR-50P Amphibious Armored Personnel Carrier
WEBThe BTR-50P is fully amphibious and propelled in the water by two water-jets at the rear of the hull. The BTR-50P was introduced in 1954. It is no longer in production and is being replaced by newer BTRs and BMPs in the Russian Army.
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