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Armour Protection:<br>
Armor Protection:<br>
Frontal Turret Armour: N/A<br>
Frontal Turret Armor: N/A<br>
Frontal Hull Armour: Thin. Protected vs 12.7mm/14.5mm AP. Blast resistant design features. <br>
Frontal Hull Armor: Thin, Composite. Protected vs 12.7mm/14.5mm AP. Blast resistant design features. <br>
Equipped with [[Spall_Liner|spall liners]]
Equipped with [[Spall_Liner|spall liners]]


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== General ==
== General ==
 
Created in response to an urgent requirement by the USMC by Force Protection Inc. in 2004, the Cougar family of vehicles provides a mobile, lightly armored, and highly IED resistant package suitable for urban and counter-insurgency operations. Although the armor is thin, this vehicle is remarkably resilient to most light threats.  Still, it should avoid exposure and utilize direct fire only in support of its dismounted infantry, or in emergencies.  Like its [[Bushmaster]] cousin, the Cougar is survivable against IEDs and other mines, using hull shaping and isolation of the crew from the hull to provide much higher survivability than conventional light vehicles.  
Created in response to an urgent requirement by the USMC by Force Protection Inc. in 2004, the Cougar family of vehicles provides a mobile, lightly armored, and highly IED resistant package suitable for urban and counter-insurgency operations. Although the armour is thin, this vehicle is remarkably resilient to most light threats.  Still, it should avoid exposure and utilize direct fire only in support of its dismounted infantry, or in emergencies.  Like its [[Bushmaster]] cousin, the Cougar is survivable against IEDs and other mines, using hull shaping and isolation of the crew from the hull to provide much higher survivability than conventional light vehicles.  


The modeled version is the standard Category II (8+ passengers, 15-25 tonnes) 6x6 FPI Cougar equipped with the objective gunner protection kit (OGPK) which by default carries an M2HB .50cal machine gun, but may also be fitted with either M240 or MG3 medium machine guns. Optionally, the [[Lemur]] remote weapon station or [[M151 Protector RWS|Kongsberg Protector]] .50 cal RWS may be substituted for the OGPK. This vehicle is fully modeled and crew-able at the Commander's ('''F7'''), Gunner's ('''F6'''), Driver's ('''F9'''), and Squad Leader's ('''F11''') positions.  
The modeled version is the standard Category II (8+ passengers, 15-25 tonnes) 6x6 FPI Cougar equipped with the objective gunner protection kit (OGPK) which by default carries an M2HB .50cal machine gun, but may also be fitted with either M240 or MG3 medium machine guns. Optionally, the [[Lemur]] remote weapon station or [[M151 Protector RWS|Kongsberg Protector]] .50 cal RWS may be substituted for the OGPK. This vehicle is fully modeled and crew-able at the Commander's ('''F7'''), Gunner's ('''F6'''), Driver's ('''F9'''), and Squad Leader's ('''F11''') positions.  


The [[Infantry Units#Mechanized Infantry|dismount section]] for the Cougar is 8 men, equipped with M136 (AT-4) light anti-armour weapons, an MG3, and 5.56mm rifles.
The [[Infantry Units#Mechanized Infantry|dismount section]] for the Cougar is 8 men, equipped with M136 (AT-4) light anti-armor weapons, an MG3, and 5.56mm rifles.


A popular design, the Cougar is in use by at least nineteen nations worldwide including the United States, United Kingdom (''Mastiff''), Iraq (''Badger''), and Canada.
A popular design, the Cougar is in use by at least nineteen nations worldwide including the United States, United Kingdom (''Mastiff''), Iraq (''Badger''), and Canada.

Revision as of 21:17, 31 March 2019

The Cougar MRAP as it appears in Steel Beasts Professional

Cougar 6x6 MRAP: Armored Personnel Carrier


Statistics

Gunner's MG: 12.7mm M2 HB
Ammunition Stowage: 100 ready/900 stowed
Default Ammunition: 100/900 12.7mm M903 SLAP


Remote Weapons' Station (Lemur): 12.7mm M2HB or 40mm AGL (optional-replaces MG)
Ammunition Stowage: 300 ready/900 stowed 12.7mm or 64 ready/900 stowed 40mm grenades
Default Ammunition: 100/900 12.7mm PPTM/85 LS or 64/900 40mm M430 HEDP (HEAT)
Integral Grenades: 3 ready/6 stowed per bank (2), total 18.


Armor Protection:
Frontal Turret Armor: N/A
Frontal Hull Armor: Thin, Composite. Protected vs 12.7mm/14.5mm AP. Blast resistant design features.
Equipped with spall liners


Combat Mass: 19 tonnes
Length: 7.50m
Width: 2.7m
Height: 2.64m
Engine Power: 330hp Caterpillar C-7 Diesel
Top Speed: 107kph

General

Created in response to an urgent requirement by the USMC by Force Protection Inc. in 2004, the Cougar family of vehicles provides a mobile, lightly armored, and highly IED resistant package suitable for urban and counter-insurgency operations. Although the armor is thin, this vehicle is remarkably resilient to most light threats. Still, it should avoid exposure and utilize direct fire only in support of its dismounted infantry, or in emergencies. Like its Bushmaster cousin, the Cougar is survivable against IEDs and other mines, using hull shaping and isolation of the crew from the hull to provide much higher survivability than conventional light vehicles.

The modeled version is the standard Category II (8+ passengers, 15-25 tonnes) 6x6 FPI Cougar equipped with the objective gunner protection kit (OGPK) which by default carries an M2HB .50cal machine gun, but may also be fitted with either M240 or MG3 medium machine guns. Optionally, the Lemur remote weapon station or Kongsberg Protector .50 cal RWS may be substituted for the OGPK. This vehicle is fully modeled and crew-able at the Commander's (F7), Gunner's (F6), Driver's (F9), and Squad Leader's (F11) positions.

The dismount section for the Cougar is 8 men, equipped with M136 (AT-4) light anti-armor weapons, an MG3, and 5.56mm rifles.

A popular design, the Cougar is in use by at least nineteen nations worldwide including the United States, United Kingdom (Mastiff), Iraq (Badger), and Canada.

Thermal Signature

Cougar 6x6 MRAP TIS image, front-right Cougar 6x6 MRAP TIS image, rear-left