The AMX-10RC in real life.
The AMX-10RC (RC stands for Roues-Canon, or wheeled gun) is a light reconnaissance vehicle built by GIAT. Initial work on the AMX-10RC began in 1970; production began in 1976, and the first production vehicle was delivered in 1981 to the 2nd Regiment de Hussards in Sourdun. The vehicle features a powerful GIAT 105 mm gun mounted in a welded aluminium turret. The turret also serves to house three crew members, while the driver sits in the front of the hull; the COTAC fire control system is provided for gun aiming. All six wheels are driven, and the AMX-10RC uses skid steering to turn the hull.
Battlefield 2: Modern Combat[]
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— Battlefield 2: Modern Combat Official Prima Guide
The AMX-10 was a vehicle that was cut from Battlefield 2: Modern Combat. It was meant to act similar to BK-1990 as a Self-Propelled Artillery vehicle for the MEC. The vehicle still received an entry in Modern Combat's Official Prima Guide as a singleplayer only vehicle, despite not appearing in game. The AMX-10 would have held three players: one driver/gunner and two passengers who would sit in the open hatches on the turret.
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