SKOT – a Polish-Czechoslovak armoured personnel carrier SKOT (Czech Střední Kolový Obrněný Transportér) was a wheeled armoured personnel carrier of Polish-Czechoslovak production in the 8×8 configuration. In service in The Polish Army since 1964. There were a 2,500 units produced. The design became the basis for specialized versions, including: engineering, technical support, mobile ambulance and command vehicle. In the original version build in 1961, the SKOT was unarmed. The armament was implemented in the next development version. The next SKOT-1A model was armed with MG in an open shooting position, covered only with a protective shield. SKOT-2A version had a new full close turret with a MG taken from the Soviet BTR-60 transporter. In the course of further modernization, the designers of the Military University of Technology created a new type of turret with an increased account of the GWM lift, the resulting version was designated SKOT-2AP. Technical da...
Atf-TI - A mobile communication centre for the field command posts Atf-TI unit-control system was a communication centre for a long-distance communication devices. The construction was build was mounted on the chassis of a polish build STAR-66 truck. Designed to delivered a long-range communication between field command posts. Also used to ensure communication between telephone subscribers in a secret communication system. The system was most effectiveness as stationary. In move it only enables the communication with the radio-wire communication system. Source: WBH-CAW, 010989, Aparatownia ATf-TI. opis Techniczny i eksploatacja. Warszawa 1977. Autor: Kamil Anduła