Used as a tank trainer, reconnaissance and fire support vehicle Three-man crew Turret of a British FV101 Scorpion reconnaissance vehicle (76mm main gun) Grizzly Armoured personnel carrier (APC) Three-man crew Designed to carry a section of infantry Mounting a Cadillac-Gage 1 metre turret, armed with a .50 BMG and a 7.62 mm machine gun Husky Armoured recovery vehicle (ARV) Two-man crew Designed to provide mechanical support for the other two vehicles Operators Historical operators (Canadian Army) - AVGPs were used by Regular and Reserve units, the Cougar in armoured regiments and the Grizzly in mechanized infantry battalions. - at least one Canadian Grizzly serving in the former Yugoslavia was captured by Serbian forces and had been photographed in the service of Jedinica za Specijalne Operacije (JSO, Unit for Special Operations) or Crvene Beretke (Red Berets), a unit of the Serbian police. Current operators (Royal Canadian Mounted Police) – as the Tav 2 variant (Cougars modified for ERT tasks), these were given for free by the Canadian Army to the RCMP in British Columbia in March 2010. The Edmonton Police Service received one Grizzly in 2007. The New Glasgow Regional Police received one Grizzly in 2013. Due to concerns that it's not being daily, the NGP is ready to hand it over to another police that needs it as of 2017. The Windsor Police Service received one Cougar in 2013. – 44 refurbished Cougars with turrets removed. 98 Grizzlys and 5 Huskys given directly from the AMIS/UNAMID mission in Sudan. Others African Union (AMIS mission) – 100 (−1 lost in combat) Grizzlys, 5 Huskys See also MOWAG Piranha Pindad Panser References External links Canadian army equipment Six-wheeled vehicles Wheeled armoured fighting vehicles Armoured personnel carriers of the Cold War Armoured personnel carriers of Canada Military vehicles introduced in the 1970s Mowag Piranha