Eagle IV

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The MOWAG Eagle IV in Steel Beasts Professional equipped with the 0.50 Cal RWS

Eagle IV: Light Reconnaissance Vehicle


Statistics

M153 Protector RWS Remote Weapons Station: .50 cal M2HB
Ammunition Stowage: 400 ready/900 stowed
Default Ammunition: 400/900 .50 cal M903 SLAP


Grenade Dischargers: Grenades
Ammunition Stowage: 8 ready in two banks of four/8 stowed
Default Ammunition: 8/8 Smoke


Armor Protection:
Frontal Turret Armor: N/A
Frontal Hull Armor: Thin, Composite. Protected vs 7.62mm AP. Blast resistant design features.


Combat Mass: 8.5 tonnes
Length: 5.37m
Width: 2.16m
Height: 2.30m (vehicle roof)
Engine Power: 250hp Cummins 5.9L Turbo Diesel
Top Speed: 110kph

General

The MOWAG Eagle IV is a 4x4 light reconnaissance vehicle in service with the Danish (2006) and German (2008) armies. Though related by name and function to the Humvee based Eagle I-III, the Eagle IV is a new vehicle built on the MOWAG Duro IIIP chassis offering improved payload, better armor, and greater mine resistance. Though normally unarmed, this vehicle may optionally be equipped with either the Lemur or M153 Protector remote weapon stations.

This vehicle is crew-able at the Commander's (F7), Gunner's (F6 if equipped with a RWS), and Driver's (F9) positions, but only partially modeled with basic interior views.

The dismount section for the Eagle is 2 dismounts/scouts, equipped with M136 (AT-4) anti-armor weapons and 5.56mm rifles. Please note that selecting the UGV or UAV option for this vehicle will (even though offered in the mission editor) not make either available during a mission.

Beginning with revision 4.156 the Eagle IV may be equipped with the Diehl Active Vehicle Protection System (AVePS) to enhance protection against RPG and ATGM threats.

Thermal Signature

Eagle IV TIS image, front-right Eagle IV TIS image, rear-left