Chinese soldiers perform live fire exercise with Lynx all-terrain vehicles armed with machine gun 10401172

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Chinese soldiers perform live fire exercise with Lynx all-terrain vehicles armed with machine gun
Chinese soldiers perform live fire training exercise with new 8x8 all-terrain vehicles called Lynx at an undisclosed area in the Tibet Autonomous Region on January 3, 2017. These Chinese soldiers are assigned to a brigade of the PLA (People's Liberation Army) Tibet Military Command.
     
Chinese soldiers perform live fire training exercise with new 8x8 all-terrain vehicles called Lynx at an undisclosed area in the Tibet Autonomous Region on January 3, 2016. These Chinese soldiers are assigned to a brigade of the PLA (People's Liberation Army) Tibet Military Command. Chinese soldiers fire with Type 89 12.7mm heavy machine gun mounted on Lynx 8x8 all-terrain vehicle (Source PLA Website)
     
The NORINCO Lynx design seems to be very similar to the Canadian all-terrain vehicle Argo. The Lynx all-terrain vehicle was developed in close cooperation with the Chinese army and the Defense Company NORINCO.

The new Chinese 8x8 all-terrain vehicle Lynx can be used for different roles, including troop, cargo, equipment and weapon transport, reconnaissance, resupply, or casualty evacuation. During airborne and special forces operations this vehicle can be landed by helicopters and briefly redeploy from landing zones to firing positions.

The cargo area at the rear of the vehicle can be used to carry troops, personal equipment or ammunition. Payload capacity is about 600-900 kg. Seating is provided for the driver and 5 passengers. This all-terrain vehicle can also tow light artillery cannon.

The Lynx all-terrain vehicle used by the Chinese soldiers during the live fire exercise was armed with one Type 89 12.7mm heavy machine gun mounted on the top of tubular frame roll-bar used to protected the crew in case of vehicle overturns.
     
Chinese soldiers perform live fire training exercise with new 8x8 all-terrain vehicles called Lynx at an undisclosed area in the Tibet Autonomous Region on January 3, 2016. These Chinese soldiers are assigned to a brigade of the PLA (People's Liberation Army) Tibet Military Command.