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armoured vehicle |
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armoured vehicleMotor vehicle with plating for protection against bullets, shells, or other projectiles that moves on wheels or tracks. The tank is the chief armoured vehicle for larger military forces. Other military types include infantry fighting vehicles, amphibious landing vehicles, and mobile weapons platforms such as self-propelled artillery and antiaircraft guns. Infantry fighting vehicles, descended from the armoured personnel carriers of World War II and the Vietnam War, are armoured, tracked vehicles that transport infantry into battle but also serve as platforms from which soldiers can fight without dismounting. Armoured cars are wheeled civilian vehicles, ranging from commercial trucks to luxury sedans, that generally are equipped with armour and other amenities for securely transporting valuables and individuals over paved roads. |
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These submunitions can then perforate armoured vehicles with their explosive cargo, wound or kill people (including civilians) with their shrapnel, and cause fires (Zenit, Sept. This project resulted from an unsolicited proposal from General Motors Diesel Division intended to prevent the closure of the armoured vehicle production facility in London, Ontario following the delivery of the last LAV-25 to the US Marine Corps. They took us to the armoured vehicle and they said to go inside. |
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