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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Alvis_SaladinAlvis Saladin - Wikipedia

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   The FV601 Saladin is a six-wheeled armoured car developed by Crossley Motors [1] and later manufactured by Alvis. Designed in 1954, it replaced the AEC Armoured Car in service with the British Army from 1958 onward.

2. tank-afv.com › coldwar › UKAlvis F600 Saladin - tank-afv.com

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   F601 Alvis Saladin. United Kingdom (1956) - Armoured Car - Around 2,000 built. The Alvis F600 family. In 1945 a requirement came for the replacement of the ww2 AEC heavy armored car in service.

   • Crew: 3 (Driver, commander, gunner)
   • Total weight, battle ready: 11.6 tons (23,200 ibs)

   • Dimensions: 4.93 x 2.54 x 2.39 m (194 x 100 x 94 in)

3. www.militaryfactory.com › armor › detailAlvis FV601 Saladin 6x6 Wheeled Armored Car - Military Factory

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   May 6, 2024 · Detailing the technical specifications, development, and operational history of the Alvis FV601 Saladin 6x6 Wheeled Armored Car including pictures.

4. weaponsystems.net › system › 1346-alvis saladinAlvis Saladin - Weaponsystems.net

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   In UK service the Saladin was replaced with the Scorpion light tank that features a similar 76mm cannon. The majority of Saladin armored cars are no longer in service although a few hundred are in second line service or held in reserve by various nations.

5. aava.org.au › v-saladinAAVA - FV601 Saladin

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   The Saladin was the armoured car of Alvis' FV600 series, using similar suspension and drivetrain components to the Saracen armoured personnel carrier, Stalwart High Mobility Load Carrier and Salamander fire tender.

   • Country of Manufacture: United Kingdom-Alvis
   • Vehicle Type: FV601 Saladin Armoured Car

   • Initial Year of Service: 1958
   • Weight: 11,500kg

6. warwheels.net › Saladin2INDEXSaladin (FV601) Mark 1 & 2 Armored Car - WarWheels.Net

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   Saladin Mark 2 Armored Car Kit (3554) Dragon Models (Black Label Series) 1/35. Injection Molded Plastic. Saladin Mark 2 Armored Car Kit. Firing Line/Dartmoor Models. 1/35. Initially all White Metal; Second run kits with Firing Line have a resin hull. Saladin Mark 2 Armored Car Kit.

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   Are Saladin armored cars still in service?

   • In UK service the Saladin was replaced with the Scorpion light tank that features a similar 76mm cannon. The majority of Saladin armored cars are no longer in service although a few hundred are in second line service or held in reserve by various nations. Former UK Saladin.

   Alvis Saladin | Weaponsystems.net

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   What is a Saladin armoured car?

   • The Saladin Armoured Car was a British multi-role vehicle appearing in the post-World War 2 years. It was brought online after a lengthy development period to replace the outgoing 4x4 AEC Armoured Car that was used throughout the British campaigns of World War 2, first beginning in North Africa, and went on to serve for a time thereafter.

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   Is the Saladin still used in the British Army?

   • The Saladin has been replaced in all front-line British units by the Alvis Scorpion CVR (T). More recently, the 76 mm armed version of the Combat Vehicle (Reconnaissance) Tracked family of vehicles, Scorpion, has been phased out of service with the British Army.

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   When did the Saladin enter British service?

   • Despite development of the Saladin beginning in the post-war years, the type did not formally enter British service until 1958. The Saladin was part of the Alvis family of FV600 series vehicles (all named with designations beginning with the letter "S").

   Alvis FV601 Saladin 6x6 Wheeled Armored Car - Military Factory

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8. royaltankregiment.com › vehicle › saladinSaladin - Royal Tank Regiment

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   The FV601 Saladin is a six-wheeled armoured car by Crossley Motors and later manufactured by Alvis. Designed in 1954, it replaced the AEC Armoured Car in service with the British Army from 1958 onward. The vehicle weighed 11 tonnes, offered a top speed of 72 km/h, and had a crew of three.