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The EE-11 (Urutu) is a Brazilian 6x6 wheeled amphibious armoured vehicle produced since 1974 for the Brazilian army. The EE-11 carries a crew of one plus twelve passengers and is armed with one 12.7 mm machine-gun and one 7.62 mm machine-gun. A Detroit Diesel 6V-53N six-cylinder diesel engine provides a top road speed of 95 kmh, a top water speed of 10 kmh and a range of 850 km. The EE-11 has bullet-proof tyres and is fitted with armour ranging from 6 mm to 12 mm thick.
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The EKW Bison is a German military truck originally developed as a civilian truck for use in underdeveloped regions, and first produced in 1982. The
EKW Bison is manned by a crew of two and is fitted with two propellers which can be rotated through 360 degrees for maximum manoeuvrability in the water. A V8 diesel engine provides a top speed of 80 kmh and a range of 900 km.
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The Elefant (SdKfz 184) was a German heavy self-propelled gun of the Second World War designed by Ferdinand Porsche, and originally called the Ferdinand after him. The Elefant consisted of a Tiger I (P) chassis mounted with an 88 mm Pak 43/2 gun and later models also carried a machine-gun. The Elefant carried a crew of six and was powered by two Maybach HL120TRM engines providing a top speed of 30 kmh and a range of 150 km. The Elefant first saw action during Operation Citadel at Kursk in 1943. Although the Elefant could invariably knock-out any tank it came across, it was an easy target for infantry to attack from the crew's blindside.
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The Engesa EE-T1 (Osorio) is a Brazilian main battle tank first produced in the mid-1980s. The EE-T1 is manned by a crew of four and can be fitted with either a British 105 mm main gun or a French GIAT 120 mm main gun, and is also armed with one 7.62 mm machine-gun. Powered by a 12-cylinder diesel engine the EE-T1 has a top speed of 70 kmh and a range of 550 km.
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