commander and gunners also have independent sights. The Hunter has an MTU 8V-199 TE20 720hp (530kW) turbocharged diesel engine, & an HMX3000 Hydro-mechanical infinitely variable transmission. It has InArm Hydro-pneumatic suspension provided by Horstman of the UK, now a subsidiary of Renk. The AFV mounts an all-round surveillance system with a 360-degree field of vision, enabling closed-hatch operations, as well as a laser warning system. The Hunter AFV is equipped with the Army Tactical Engagement and Information System (ARTEMIS), a command and control system that allows the crew to operate the vehicle in a fully digitised environment and enabling the wireless exchange of information between vehicles and formations. This is also integrated with the remote controlled weapon station to enable sharing of target information. It is also equipped with a Health and Utilisation Monitoring System (HUMS) to monitor the vehicle's health and allow predictive maintenance. The Hunter AFV has a remotely controlled Samson Mk II turret from Rafael armed with a 30 mm Mk44 Bushmaster II cannon, with a magazine for 200 30x173mm rounds, two SPIKE anti-tank guided missiles, a 7.62 mm coaxial machine gun, and eight 76 mm smoke grenade launchers. It has a maximum range of 500 km and speed of 70 km/h. Operators Singapore Army Gallery See also Comparable AFV/IFVs Ajax ASCOD BMPT-72 Terminator Dardo IFV Kentaurus K21 Lynx Namer Schützenpanzer Puma Tulpar IFV T-15 Armata WPB Anders ZBD-97 References 2019 establishments in Singapore Armoured fighting vehicles of the post–Cold War period Armoured fighting vehicles of Singapore