© 2016 - 2019   2/14 Light Horse Regiment (Queensland Mounted Infantry) Association Inc.

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The   

Regiment   

is   

equipped   

with

ASLAV     

vehicles     

used     

in     

the

armoured     

reconnaissance     

role

and     

is     

assigned     

to     

the     

7th

Brigade based in Brisbane.

The        ASLAV        has        an        eight-wheeled configuration   (capable   of   either   four   or   eight wheel   drive),   is   amphibious   and   has   a   range of    600    km    with    a    top    road    speed    of    120 km/h.    The    vehicle    has    excellent    battlefield mobility,   as   all   wheels   are   equipped   with   a solid-core   secondary   run-flat   tyre   next   to   the hub,    allowing    the    vehicle    to    function    even with   eight   flat   tyres.   Phase   3   improvements include     a     laser     range     finder,     the     latest generation   thermal   imager,   24   V   DC   electric drive       for       the       turret       and       improved suspension for the hull.
The    heat    of    northern    Australia    poses    special    problems    for    armoured    vehicle    crews    with    interior temperatures    reaching    55    °C    (131    °F).    The    ASLAV    Type    II    is    fitted    with    air-conditioning    that    reduces temperatures   to   outside   levels.   Increasing   the   versatility   of   the   ASLAV   even   more   is   the   use   of   non- permanent   Mission   Role   Installation   Kits   (MRIKs)   to   generate   several   variants   from   a   single   hull   design. This   is   a   unique   Australian   modification   and   much   of   of   the   design   and   development   work   was   done   in Australia.
2/14 LHR (QMI) Association Inc.
© 2016 - 2019   2/14 Light Horse Regiment (Queensland Mounted Infantry)                                        Association Inc.

Gallery

The   

Regiment   

is   

equipped   

with   

ASLAV   

vehicles

used  

in  

the  

armoured  

reconnaissance  

role  

and  

is

assigned to the 7th Brigade based in Brisbane.

The   ASLAV   has   an   eight-wheeled   configuration   (capable   of   either four   or   eight   wheel   drive),   is   amphibious   and   has   a   range   of   600   km with    a    top    road    speed    of    120    km/h.    The    vehicle    has    excellent battlefield   mobility,   as   all   wheels   are   equipped   with   a   solid-core secondary   run-flat   tyre   next   to   the   hub,   allowing   the   vehicle   to function   even   with   eight   flat   tyres.   Phase   3   improvements   include   a laser   range   finder,   the   latest   generation   thermal   imager,   24   V   DC electric drive for the turret and improved suspension for the hull.
2/14 LHR (QMI) Association Inc.
The   heat   of   northern   Australia   poses   special   problems   for   armoured vehicle   crews   with   interior   temperatures   reaching   55   °C   (131   °F).   The ASLAV   Type   II   is   fitted   with   air-conditioning   that   reduces   temperatures to   outside   levels.   Increasing   the   versatility   of   the   ASLAV   even   more   is the   use   of   non-permanent   Mission   Role   Installation   Kits   (MRIKs)   to generate   several   variants   from   a   single   hull   design.   This   is   a   unique Australian   modification   and   much   of   of   the   design   and   development work was done in Australia.