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Land Forces 2016: Supacat gobbles up Kiwi contest
Supacat has scored again in Australasia, this time winning a contract from the New Zealand Ministry of Defence for special forces vehicles.
New Zealand chose the same platform as Australia did, the HMT Extenda Mk II, for its Special Operations Vehicles – Mobility Heavy (SOV-MH) requirement.
First deliveries should ...
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