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 a total of six available configurations available for both troop transport and logistics roles:
- Two troop transporters, with or without a tarpaulin covering its flatbed
- An up-armoured troop transporter that has a bullet-resistant crew space and cab roof-mounted 7.62 mm medium machine gun
- A mobile refuelling tanker
- An ammunition resupply carrier
- A mobile repair truck
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 features an armoured cab that is resistant against small arms fire.
Mobility
Compared to its contemporary counterparts, the T810 has decent acceleration and good stability. It shares the same top speed with the MTVR on flat terrain (94 km/h) and is significantly faster than the Kamaz (76 km/h). Handling-wise, it is virtually identical to the MTVR, having the same average turn rate but also having the benefit of not facing as much of a risk of rollovers when turning at high speeds (as opposed to the Kamaz).[CfgVh 25][CfgVh 26]
Crew Capacity
T810s only require a single crewman in the form of the driver. Baseline troop carrier T810s can carry up to twelve passengers at once[CfgVh 1][CfgVh 2], whereas the up-armoured MG-armed T810 carries eleven passengers instead, as the twelfth passenger seat is replaced with a second crewman who mans the cab roof gun turret.[CfgVh 3]
Logistics-oriented T810s are the only variants that specifically support a maximum of only two passengers in the cab. Unlike the baseline troop carriers, flatbeds on the logistics T810s are occupied by supply crates and/or fuel cisterns.[CfgVh 4][CfgVh 5][CfgVh 6]
Variants[]
Transport[]
Baseline troop carrier. It can transport up to twelve passengers.[CfgVh 1] The flatbed section is covered with a tarpaulin which can hide troops from view (note that the tarpaulin does not provide ballistic protection).
Alternate troop carrier with an exposed flatbed. Aside from its appearance, it is functionally identical to the baseline troop transport truck and can carry up to twelve passengers at once.[CfgVh 2]
Up-armoured troop carrier variant but is armed a 7.62 mm-chambered PKT machine gun onto the roof of the truck's cab.[CfgVh 24] The PKT is always pre-loaded with a single 200-round belt box. It has access to a further 4 belt boxes in reserve for a combined total of 1,000 rounds.[CfgVh 27]
Unlike the baseline and logistics-oriented variants of the T810, the truck's cab is armoured and is resistant to small arms fire, though the glass remains penetrable and will not stop anti-vehicle munitions. It can carry up to eleven passengers.[CfgVh 3]
Logistics[]
Carries spare parts, tools, and additional components that can repair nearby land vehicles and grounded aircraft within a radius of 7.5 metres[CfgVh 28] (up to 200,000,000 points of damage can be restored).[CfgVh 29] It has only two seats for the driver and two cab passengers.[CfgVh 6]
It should be noted that this variant specifically has a small cargo space that only allows for 10× weapons[CfgVh 17] and 50× magazines[CfgVh 19] to be stored, though the number of slots available for storing backpacks remains unchanged (8×).[CfgVh 21]
Mobile ammunition resupply carrier. It can rearm nearby land vehicles and grounded aircraft within radius of 2.5 metres[CfgVh 30] (up to 300,000 units worth of ammunition).[CfgVh 31] It has the same number of seats for passengers as the Repair variant (two cab passengers).[CfgVh 5]
Has a fuel cistern attached to the rear flatbed. It can refuel nearby land vehicles and grounded aircraft within a radius of 6.3 metres[CfgVh 32] (up to a maximum of 3,000 fuel units).[CfgVh 33] It has the same number of seats for passengers as the Repair variant (two cab passengers).[CfgVh 4]
It should be noted that this variant specifically has a small cargo space that only allows for 10× weapons[CfgVh 16] and 50× magazines[CfgVh 18] to be stored, though the number of slots available for storing backpacks remains unchanged (8×).[CfgVh 20]
Camouflage[]
- Desert: Bright desert tan paint scheme with a dark tan tarpaulin.
- Woodland: Pale olive drab paint scheme.
Protection: Hitpoints[]
Standard variants of the T810 that are not retrofitted with ballistic-resistant cabs share the same base armour value of 40.[CfgVh 34] Only the up-armoured T810s have a base armour value of 100.[CfgVh 35]
Successful strikes to any of the following highlighted sections will inflict full damage to the component:
Body[]
The truck's body on unarmoured T810s can withstand up to 40 points of damage.[CfgVh 36][Formula 1] For up-armoured T810s, they can take a maximum of 100 points of damage instead.[CfgVh 37][Formula 2]
Regardless of variant, depletion of the body's integrity will always result in the truck's destruction.[CfgVh 38][CfgVh 39]
Engine[]
The truck's engine on unarmoured T810s can take a maximum of 16 points of damage before it fails.[CfgVh 40][Formula 3] For up-armoured T810s, their engines can take up to 40 points of damage instead.[CfgVh 41][Formula 4]
On all T810 variants, at least 20% of incoming damage will always be shared with the truck's main "health" pool. Destruction of the engine can potentially result in the truck blowing up if it is at or near critical "health" status.[CfgVh 42][CfgVh 43]
Fuel tank[]
Fuel tanks on unarmoured T810s can take up to 56 points of damage before they rupture.[CfgVh 44][Formula 5] For up-armoured T810s, their fuel tanks can withstand a maximum of 140 points of damage instead.[CfgVh 45][Formula 6]
No matter the variant, 100% of incoming damage will always be shared with the truck's main "health" pool. Destroying the fuel tank is likely to result in the T810 outright blowing up if it is at critical "health" status.[CfgVh 46][CfgVh 47]
Wheels[]
The wheels on unarmoured T810s can withstand a maximum of 12 points of damage before their tyres burst.[CfgVh 48][CfgVh 49][CfgVh 50][CfgVh 51][Formula 7] For up-armoured T810s, their wheels are more durable and can take up to 30 points of damage instead.[CfgVh 52][CfgVh 53][CfgVh 54][CfgVh 55][Formula 8]
For both unarmoured and up-armoured T810s, at least 30% of incoming damage upon any of the wheels will be shared with the truck's main "health" pool. Depending on how many wheels are destroyed, the T810 can potentially explode if it is at critical "health" status.[CfgVh 56][CfgVh 57][CfgVh 58][CfgVh 59]
Protection: Armour[]
T810 (Transport/Logistics)[]
.bisurf Parameter | Value |
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Density[1] | 7800 |
Thickness[1] | 3 |
bulletPenetrability[2] | 200 |
bulletPenetrabilityWithThickness[2] | 13 |
Only the truck's cab is protected by metal armour plates with a thickness of 3 millimetres.[rvmat 1][bisurf 1]
T810 (MG)[]
.bisurf Parameter | Value |
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Density[1] | 7800 |
Thickness[1] | 5 |
bulletPenetrability[2] | 200 |
bulletPenetrabilityWithThickness[2] | 13 |
The truck's body, flatbed and cab are protected by metal armour plates with a thickness of 5 millimetres.[rvmat 2][bisurf 2]
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.
Ammo parameter | Value |
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Base damage value | 12[CfgAm 1] |
Aerodynamic friction | -0.00096[CfgAm 2] |
Muzzle velocity (m/s) | 855[CfgMa 1] |
Expected velocity (m/s) | 900[CfgAm 3][note 1] |
Deflection angle (degrees) | 10°[CfgAm 4] |
7.62 mm medium machine gun attached onto a pintle mount.
It can attain a fire rate of up to 800 rounds per minute[CfgWp 1][Formula 9] with a muzzle velocity of 855 m/s.[CfgMa 1] Accuracy-wise, the PKT has a dispersion of 0.00125 rad.[CfgWp 2] It takes at least 5 seconds to reload the PKT with a fresh belt box or to fully rearm from a supply truck/ammunition crate.[CfgWp 3] Every fourth round in the belt will emit a visible green tracer.[CfgMa 2]
Manual zeroing is available, starting from a minimum of 100 metres up to a maximum of 1,500 metres (100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900, 1000, 1100, 1200, 1300, 1400, 1500).[CfgVh 60] By default, the PKT is set to a zeroing of 300 metres.[CfgVh 61]
The pintle mount allows for the gunner to freely rotate the turret in any direction horizontally.[CfgVh 62][CfgVh 63] Vertical rotation limits are restricted to a maximum elevation of 35 degrees[CfgVh 64] and a depression of only 15 degrees.[CfgVh 65]
Defensive sensors[]
No variant of the T810 is outfitted with defensive sensors. The truck's crew will not be warned if weapon systems or guided projectiles are attempting to lock onto the truck.[CfgVh 66][CfgVh 67]
Trivia[]
- The T810 is the sole logistics truck in ArmA 2 that features a dedicated armed variant with cab roof weaponry (the Ural truck only has a flatbed-mounted ZU-23 anti-aircraft gun).
- However, it is also the only utility truck that doesn't have dedicated Supply/Salvage trucks designed specifically for use with the Warfare game mode.
- As part of changes from the latest Steam version patches (CorePatch), two bugs that remained from the ACR DLC's release were fixed:[3]
- The gunner on up-armoured MG variants no longer gets injured when they dismount from the vehicle.
- The first (not second) passenger to be seated on the baseline troop transport's T810 no longer appears invisible from the outside.
Gallery[]
Config/script references[]
CfgAmmoCfgMagazinesCfgWeaponsCfgVehicles
.rvmat.bisurfFormulae
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Notes[]
- ↑ Damage will be reduced if the projectile's velocity drops below this value.
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Španěl, M et al. 2007, RVMAT – ArmA: Armed Assault, Bohemia Interactive Community Wiki, viewed 16 June 2024, <https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/ArmA:_Armed_Assault:_RVMAT#Surface_physical_properties>.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Foltyn, D et al. 2009, Bullet penetrability, Bohemia Interactive Community Wiki, viewed 16 June 2024, <https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/Bullet_penetrability>.
- ↑ Mazzon, M et al. 2019, CorePatch, GitHub, viewed 15 June 2024, <https://github.com/Goliath86/CorePatch/blob/master/Changelog.txt>.
External links[]
See also[]
Vehicles of comparable role and configuration[]
- MTVR (USMC/U.S. Army/British Army 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 • L-39ZA |
Aquatic | PBX |
(Parenthesis) denote variants. Operation Arrowhead | Army of the Czech Republic |