New Singaporean vehicle variations
When Singapore celebrated its golden jubilee during a large-scale parade on 9 August, the Singapore Army showcased a number of new vehicle variants, many manufactured by ST Kinetics.
A total of 177 vehicles, mainly from the Singapore Armed Forces, participated in the National Day Parade (NDP). They included new variants of the Bronco All-Terrain Tracked Carrier (ATTC) and the Terrex 8x8 armoured personnel carrier, both ST Kinetics products designed specifically for the Singapore Army.
Of particular interest, the Bronco ATTC appeared in electronic warfare and combat engineer variants, both of which were previously unknown to Shephard.
The electronic warfare
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