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A Technical is a type of improvised fighting vehicle,

typically a civilian or military non-combat vehicle, modified to provide an offensive capability. It is usually an open-backed civilian pickup truck (Toyota Hilux being by far most popular) or four-wheel drive vehicle mounting a machine gun, light anti-aircraft gun, a recoilless rifle, or even a helicopter rocket pod or a multiple launch rocket system.

Technicals are featured in Battlefield 2: Special Forces and Battlefield 3.

Contents 1 Battlefield 2: Special Forces 1.1 Appearances 2 Battlefield 3 2.1 Single Player 2.2 Co-Op 2.3 Multiplayer 3 Trivia 4 External links

Battlefield 2: Special ForcesEdit

Technical
Main weapon	None
2nd passenger weapon	RPK-74
2nd passenger weapon fire mode	Automatic
2nd passenger weapon ammunition per reload	Unlimited
3rd passenger weapon	M2 Browning
Smoke Countermeasures effect	None
Vehicle speed	High
Vehicle maneuverability	High
Camouflages available	None
Operators	United States Navy SEALs Special Air Service Spetsnaz MEC Special Forces Rebel Forces Insurgent Forces

The Technical in Battlefield 2: Special Forces based on a grey 1980's Toyota Hilux pickup truck. It is used by all factions in the expansion pack. The Technical is fast, but comes at the cost of armor, as it is very easy to destroy one. Each Technical is equipped with a RPK-74, which is located on the dashboard, and a M2 Browning on the bed of the truck. The Technical is the equivalent of the HMMWV and AIL Raider.

AppearancesEdit

• Devil's Perch
• Leviathan
• Warlord
• Mass Destruction
• Surge
• Night Flight

v • d • e Vehicles of Battlefield 2 Main Battle Tanks M1A2 Abrams · T-90 · Type 98 · Challenger 2 (Euro Force) · Leopard 2A6 (Euro Force) Infantry Fighting Vehicles LAV-25 · WZ551 · BTR-90 · BMP-3 (Special Forces) Light Vehicles Desert Patrol Vehicle · HMMWV · GAZ-3937 Vodnik · FAV Buggy · NJ 2046 · ATV (Special Forces) · Technical (Special Forces) · AIL Raider (Special Forces) Anti-Aircraft Vehicles M6 Linebacker · 2K22 Tunguska · Type 95 SPAAA Civilian Vehicles Trailer Truck (Armored Fury) · Muscle Car (Armored Fury) · Civilian Car (Special Forces) · Forklift (Special Forces) Helicopters AH-1Z Viper · MH-60S Knight Hawk · Mi-28 Havoc · Mi-17 Hip · WZ-10 · Z-8 · Mi-24 Hind (Special Forces) · AH-64 Apache (Special Forces) · Eurocopter Tiger (Euro Force) · OH-6 Little Bird (Armored Fury) · Eurocopter EC635 (Armored Fury) · WZ-11 (Armored Fury) Fixed-Wing Aircraft F-18 Hornet · F-35B Lighting II · F-15E Strike Eagle · MiG-29 Fulcrum · Su-34 Fullback · J-10 · Su-30 Flanker-C · Eurofighter Typhoon (Euro Force) · A-10 Thunderbolt (Armored Fury) · Su-25 Frogfoot (Armored Fury) · Q-5 Fantan (Armored Fury) Naval Craft Rigid Inflatable Boat · USS Essex (LHD-2) · Jet Ski (Special Forces) Emplacements BGM-71 TOW · HJ-8 · FIM-92 Stinger · SA-18 · Phalanx CIWS Cut Vehicles LCAC · Wheelbarrow · Lynx (Euro Force) · VBL (Euro Force) · Harrier (Armored Fury)

Battlefield 3Edit

Single PlayerEdit

In Battlefield 3, the Technical is a confirmed vehicle. Henry Blackburn uses a KORD heavy machine gun mounted on a jeep, captured from PLR forces during Operation Swordbreaker. And starting from the ninth mission up to the tenth mission, several PLR forces mount Techincals to assault the player.

Co-OpEdit

In the mission Fire from the Sky, at least three technicals are used by the PLR to attack Warrior 2-1, in which the players must destroy them to continue through the mission.

MultiplayerEdit

The 'Rhino' in Battlefield 3: Aftermath is a technical modified from a civilian van.

v • d • e Vehicles of Battlefield 3 Light armored vehicles Growler ITV (M2 Browning) · M1114 HMMWV (M2 Browning) · VDV Buggy (KORD) · GAZ-3937 Vodnik (KORD) · Technical (KORD) (SP) · Logistics Vehicle System (SP) · Civilian Sedan (Co-Op) · DPV (M2 Browning) (BtK) · Skid Loader (BtK) · ATV (AK) · Phoenix (M2 · Mk 19) (AM) · Barsuk (KORD · QLZ-87) (AM) · Rhino (KORD) (AM) · HMMWV ASRAD (EG) · Vodnik AA (EG) · Dirt Bike (EG) Infantry fighting vehicles LAV-25 (M2 Browning) · AAV-7A1 AMTRAC (Mk 19 · M240C) · BMP-2M (KORD) · BTR-90 (KORD) (BtK) Tank destroyers M1128 Mobile Gun System (M240C · M2 Browning) (AK) · Sprut-SD (PKT · KORD) (AK) Main battle tanks M1 Abrams (M240C · M2 Browning) · T-90A (PKT · KORD) · T-72 (SP) · Type 72Z (SP) Anti-aircraft vehicles LAV-AD · 9K22 Tunguska-M · HMMWV ASRAD (EG) · Vodnik AA (EG) Artillery M142 HIMARS (AK) · BM-23 (AK) Helicopters AH-6J Little Bird · AH-1Z Viper · UH-1Y Venom (M134) • Z-11W · Mi-28 Havoc · Ka-60 Kasatka (M134) Tiltrotor aircraft V-22 Osprey (SP) Fixed-wing aircraft F/A-18E Super Hornet · A-10 Thunderbolt II · B-1 Lancer (SP) · Su-35BM Flanker-E · Su-25TM Frogfoot · Antonov An-22 (SP) · F-35 Lightning II (BtK) · Gunship (AK) · Drop Ship (EG) Naval craft RHIB (M2 Browning)· LCAC · Oliver Hazard Perry-Class Frigate (SP) · Arleigh Burke-Class Destroyer (SP) · Henry J. Kaiser-Class Oiler (SP) · USS Essex (LHD-2) · USS George H.W. Bush (CVN-77) (SP) Emplacements Centurion C-RAM · Pantsir-S1 · BGM-71 TOW · 9M133 Kornet Cut Vehicles F-16 Fighting Falcon · Su-37 Flanker-F

TriviaEdit

• In Battlefield 3, there is a driveable technical outside of the map boundaries in Night Shift, located behind the complex where Faruk Al-Bashir is hiding in. It has a mounted KORD machine gun which can also be fired. It can be driven back into the main boundaries, however this can cause instant player death due to spawning enemies.

External linksEdit

• Technical on Wikipedia