| T810 | |
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| Faction |  ACR
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| Type | Utility Truck |
| Seats | All variants: 2 seats:
Transport variants: 13 seats:
Armed variant: 13 seats:
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| Item capacity | All variants:
Repair variant:
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| Top speed | ~ 106 km/h |
| Fuel capacity | 320 fuel units |
| Primary armament | Armed only:
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| Secondary armament | None |
| Variants | Transport, Open, MG, Repair, Ammo, Fuel |
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The T810 is a logistics truck used exclusively by Czech military forces in ArmA 2. It was added with the release of the Army of the Czech Republic DLC.
Overview
- Roles:
- Troop transport
- Ground vehicle repair
- Refuelling
- Vehicle munitions rearmament
| « | T810 is a Czech, six-wheel drive, medium cargo truck, used for the transportation of all types of cargo. It is designed with tactical, off-road use in mind. It is capable of carrying a 12 man squad, ammunition, fuel, or replacement parts for other vehicles up to 5,7 tons in weight. Armor may be improved and the vehicle may be armed with a machinegun. Armoury Description
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Design
First manufactured in 2007, the T810 is a general utility truck that was designed to replace the ageing V3S series of trucks in the Czech military. It is primarily intended to serve as a logistics truck, and is used to transport troops and cargo.
Features
The T810 has several more configurations available aside from the two basic transport models in the form of an armed troop transport, fuel tanker, ammunition transport, and a repair truck variant.
A rugged 6x6 truck, the T810 is exclusively operated by the Czech military and serves as the Czech equivalent to the American MTVR and Russian Kamaz series of utility trucks.
While ferrying troops between locations in non-combat situations is its main purpose, the T810 can also serve in low-intensity warfare scenarios and transport troops directly into battle, thanks to its dedicated gun truck variant which has an armoured cab that is resistant against small arms fire.
Mobility
Compared to its contemporary counterparts, the T810 has fairly decent handling and acceleration. It is slightly faster than the MTVR on flat terrain (though this depends on other environmental factors as well) but like the Kamaz family, has slightly less stability when it comes to sharp turns and is at risk of flipping over if the driver turns too quickly at high speeds.
Crew Capacity
Regardless of variant, the T810 always has enough seats for a crew that consists of both the driver and cab passenger.
Variants
Serves as a troop transport that has a flatbed section in the rear that is covered with a tarpaulin which can hide troops from view (note that the tarpaulin does not provide ballistic protection).
The cab is armoured and highly resistant to small arms fire, though the glass is still penetrable. Transports the same number of passengers but with the cab passenger serving as the gunner instead.
Has only two seats for the driver and a cab passenger.
It can rearm nearby land vehicles and grounded aircraft. Contains the same amount of seats as the Repair variant.
Contains the same amount of seats as the Repair variant.
Camouflage
- Desert: Bright desert tan paint scheme with a dark tan tarpaulin.
- Woodland: Pale olive drab paint scheme.
Protection
Only the up-armoured version of the T810 has a base armour value of 100. The remainding unarmoured variants have lower base armour values of 40 instead.
Body
The vehicle's hull on up-armoured variants can incur up to 100 points of damage. However, regular variants without extra armour are only capable of surviving a meagre 40 points of damage.
Engine
The engine can take 40 points of damage before failure on up-armoured T810s. The engines on unarmoured T180s are more fragile, and can only withstand 16 points of damage.
A damaged engine will prevent T810s from attaining their top speed. Regardless of variant, up to 20% of damage is shared with the T810's main "health" pool.
Fuel tank
The fuel tank on the up-armoured T180 can incur up to 140 points of damage before rupturing. The tanks on unarmoured trucks are only able to 56 points of damage, however.
Damaging the fuel tank on any variant will cause them to gradually leak fuel over time.
Wheels
The tyres on the up-armoured variant can take up to 30 points of damage before bursting, while the unarmoured variants are only able to survive 12 points of damage.
Armament
The gunner on armed variant of the T810 controls the cab roof-mounted PKT machine gun:
PKT
NOTE: Only available on the T810 (MG) variant.
| Base damage value | Aerodynamic friction | Initial velocity (m/s) |
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| 12 | -0.00096 | 850 |
7.62 mm medium machine gun. It has an effective firing range of 800 metres.
The PKT can attain a fire rate of up to 800 rounds per minute with a muzzle velocity of 900 m/s. Accuracy-wise, dispersion is always fixed at 0.00125 rad regardless of distance. It takes 5 seconds to finish reloading a fresh belt box.
Trivia
- The T810 is the sole logistics truck in ArmA 2 that features a dedicated variant with cab roof armament (the Ural truck only has a flatbed-mounted ZU-23 anti-aircraft gun).
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See also
Vehicles of comparable role and configuration
- MTVR (USMC counterpart)
- Kamaz (Russian Armed Forces counterpart)
- Ural (CDF/ChDKZ/Alternate Takistani Army counterpart)
 ACR - Vehicles (ArmA 2)
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| Wheeled | ATV • BRDM-2 • Dingo 2 CZ • HMMWV GPK • Military Offroad • Pandur II 8x8 CZ • RM-70 • T810 • UAZ-469 |
| Tracked | BMP-2 • T-72M4 CZ |
| Rotor-wing | Mi-171Sh • Mi-24V |
| Fixed-wing | L-159 ALCA • L-39C |
| Aquatic | PBX |
| (Parenthesis) denote variants. Operation Arrowhead | Army of the Czech Republic | |
