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Eurosatory 2012: Jankel unveils Pegasus SOV

12th June 2012 - 13:24 GMT | by Tony Skinner in Paris

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Jankel is targeting a number of European nations that have potential requirements for a new special forces tactical vehicle with the launch of its Pegasus Special Operations Vehicle (SOV) at the Eurosatory exhibition in Paris.

Described by the company as a ‘class-leading light tactical vehicle’, the Pegasus is based on the Jeep J8, but has been redesigned to be air-transportable by a CH-47 Chinook transport helicopter.

Jankel business development director Daniel Crosby said a number of upgrades to the vehicle made the Pegasus highly mobile, while the modular design allowed for greater customer flexibility.

‘There are a range of SOF

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