In 1979, BAZ developed a Soviet only 7-tonen army chassis BAZ-5947 (6x6) with an original layout with two front steered wheels, combined into a 4 wheel boogie, and a single rear axle. It was a shortened 3-axle version of an amphibian BAZ-6944 (8x8). A...
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A new 3-axle amphibious chassis BAZ-5921 and BAZ-5922 were a future development of the first range of machines 5937/5939 and were made for a new rocket complex. It called 9K79 "Point" and consisted of two main systems - launcher 9P129 and loader 9T218....
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In 1969, BAZ developed prototypes of a new range of military chassis BAZ-937/938/939. During the development their indexes recieved an additional number 5, and later in the serial production they become known as BAZ 5937, BAZ 5938 and BAZ 5939. These...
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The starting point in history of the first three-axle range of special chassis BAZ is 1960, 27th of October when the government desided to develop an all-weather air defense missile system (ADMS) known later as "Wasp". To improve efficiency and...
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In 1975, ZIL developed a new range of floating search and evacuation vehicles for the Space Rescue Units of the Soviet Air Force, which replaced the outdated PEU-1. Soon it got its unofficial name of "Blue Bird". Amphibians were adapted to use in...
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