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Listva Russian 6x6 Remote Controlled Mine Clearance Vehicle

SBA-60K2 Bulat

Remote-Controlled Mine Clearance Vehicle
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Basic Information
Name
Listva Russian 6x6 Remote Controlled Mine Clearance Vehicle
Designation
SBA-60K2 Bulat
Alternate Designation
SBA-60K2 Bulat
Equipment Type
Remote-Controlled Mine Clearance Vehicle
Manufacturer
Date of Introduction
2019
Description

Russia’s Strategic Missile Force unveiled the Listva remote-controlled mine-clearance vehicle to the public at the Army 2018 international military and technical forum. "The remote-controlled mine-clearance vehicle was developed to increase the survivability and protection level of ground-mobile missile systems on combat patrol routes and in the field, breach minefields and remove remote-controlled explosive devices," the press office said. The combat effectiveness of the Listva system was checked. During the check, systems of the type deactivated explosive devices and then they were delivered to missile large units. The vehicle was developed specifically for the Strategic Missile Force and proved its effectiveness during a command post exercise involving the Novosibirsk-based missile large unit. The Listva vehicle’s electronics can detect mines and IEDs at a distance of 100 meters within a 30° sector. Strategic Missile Force engineering units are planning to receive more than 300 items of engineering equipment before 2020, including obstacle-clearing vehicles, heavy mechanized bridges, excavators, truck cranes and some other vehicles. Wheeled road-building vehicles developed specifically for the Strategic Missile Force will make up more than 50 percent of the engineering materiel to be delivered.

Ground Specifications
Crew 2
Engine Diesel (240 hp)
Active Protection None
NBC Protection Yes
Range 800.0 km
System
Alternative Designation SBA-60K2 Bulat
Type Remote-Controlled Mine Clearance Vehicle
Chassis SBA-60K2 Bulat
Crew 2 ea
Passenger Capacity 8 ea
Compartments The vehicle has three combat compartments: the first houses the commander and driver; the second conceals the radio operator, who searches for mines and scans the surrounding terrain; the third is for a team of sappers, in case a mine needs to be finished off manually.
Mine Detection The Listva vehicle’s electronics can detect mines and IEDs at a distance of 100 meters within a 30° sector.
Sensors This includes 16 externally mounted sensors for locating objects at a range of one hundred meters and transmitting the information in real time to the operator at the control panel.
Dimensions
Length 8 m
Width 2.5 m
Height 2.6 m
Weight, Combat 15.9–19.5 t
Ground Pressure INA
Automotive
Engine Name KamAZ-740.31-240
Engine Type Diesel
Engine Power 240 hp
Range 800 km
Speed, Maximum Road 90 km/h
Speed, Mine Detection 15 kph
Speed, Average Cross INA
Speed Maximum Swim Not Amphibious
Fording Depth INA
Main Weapon System
Note The Listva can be equipped with either 1 × 7.62-mm or 12.7-mm Machine Guns.
Fire Control
Name INA
Computerized FCS No
Protection
Hull Armor The armour on the Listva can withstand direct hits from 7.62 mm calibre weapons. The vehicle features prominent, high-angled plated armour meant to deflect small-arms' rounds and artillery shell shrapnel, and features a V-shaped hull to increase protection against mine and IED blasts, with the bottom of the hull being resistant to explosions equivalent to 1 kg of TNT. The Bulat is also fitted with mine-resistant seats.
Applique Armor Available
Explosive Reactive Armor No
Active Protection System No
Mine Clearing No
Self-Entrenching Blade No
NBC Protection Yes
Smoke Equipment INA
Details
Country of Origin Russia
Category Mobility
Land > Combat Support Vehicles > Mobility
Filter Label
L
Classification
Domain
Ground
Equipment Status
Active
Dimensions
Length
8 m
Width
2.5 m
Height
2.6 m
Weight
15900 kg
Operators (1)
Russia
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