Tier 5, 8.0, Light Tank

The FV721 Fox Combat Vehicle Reconnaissance (Wheeled), or simply Fox, was a light armoured car/reconnaissance vehicle produced by ROF Leeds and used by the British Army from the early 1970s up until 1994.

The Fox was devised by the Daimler company in 1965. It was planned to replace the Ferret, Saladin, and Saracen armoured cars for reconnaissance and scouting purposes and have a capable anti-tank weapon system, suitable for finding and effectively destroying light tanks or armoured cars. The first prototypes started being produced by the Royal Ordnance Factory, Leeds in 1967, and in the following two years, 15 FV721 (CVR(W)) prototypes were made.

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Control:

AG 1 - Movement
AG 2 - Turret Traverse and Elevation
Yaw - Turn (Wheel)