The BMP-3 is a Soviet amphibious infantry fighting vehicle, successor to the BMP-1 and BMP-2. The abbreviation BMP stands for Boevaya Mashina Pehoty (, literally "Infantry Combat Vehicle").
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| - The BMP-3 is a Soviet amphibious infantry fighting vehicle, successor to the BMP-1 and BMP-2. The abbreviation BMP stands for Boevaya Mashina Pehoty (, literally "Infantry Combat Vehicle").
- The BMP-3 is the main Infantry Fighting Vehicle of the Russian Federation's Spetsnaz Guard Brigades teams in the EndWar novel. While it is cramped and somewhat lightly armoured (although the extremely sloped front glacis can resist 30 mm autocannon shells), it is small, amphibious and carries a daunting array of weaponry: a 30 mm autocannon, a 100 mm cannon/missile launcher equipped with an autoloader and a 7.62 mm machine gun mounted co-axially in the turret and an additional pair of fixed forward-firing 7.62 mm MGs; in addition to all that, the vehicle has firing ports.
- The BMP-3 in Battlefield 2: Special Forces is a unique vehicle operated by the Russian Spetsnaz, Russian Rebel Forces, MECSF and Insurgent Forces. It can hold up to 5 players (driver crew, 4 passengers). While it can carry players like an infantry fighting vehicle, it is armed with a 100mm tank gun with a co-axial machine gun. The passengers do not have machine gun ports like in other infantry fighting vehicles, but rather ride in the passenger compartment, and can see each other. These characteristics place the BMP-3 between main battle tanks and IFVs, being reasonably effective in destroying other armoured vehicles and infantry.
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| - The BMP-3 is a Soviet amphibious infantry fighting vehicle, successor to the BMP-1 and BMP-2. The abbreviation BMP stands for Boevaya Mashina Pehoty (, literally "Infantry Combat Vehicle").
- The BMP-3 is the main Infantry Fighting Vehicle of the Russian Federation's Spetsnaz Guard Brigades teams in the EndWar novel. While it is cramped and somewhat lightly armoured (although the extremely sloped front glacis can resist 30 mm autocannon shells), it is small, amphibious and carries a daunting array of weaponry: a 30 mm autocannon, a 100 mm cannon/missile launcher equipped with an autoloader and a 7.62 mm machine gun mounted co-axially in the turret and an additional pair of fixed forward-firing 7.62 mm MGs; in addition to all that, the vehicle has firing ports. In the game, the SGB's IFV is the BTR-112 Cockroach, which has superior anti-air capability.
- The BMP-3 in Battlefield 2: Special Forces is a unique vehicle operated by the Russian Spetsnaz, Russian Rebel Forces, MECSF and Insurgent Forces. It can hold up to 5 players (driver crew, 4 passengers). While it can carry players like an infantry fighting vehicle, it is armed with a 100mm tank gun with a co-axial machine gun. The passengers do not have machine gun ports like in other infantry fighting vehicles, but rather ride in the passenger compartment, and can see each other. These characteristics place the BMP-3 between main battle tanks and IFVs, being reasonably effective in destroying other armoured vehicles and infantry. Its weakness is its rather weak armor that can take usually two to three anti-tank rockets to destroy, and can be quickly destroyed by enemy tanks.
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