Unmanned Vehicles
Unmanned option for surplus Snatch vehicles
Providing a solution for ‘several thousand’ Snatch Land Rovers earmarked for disposal, Marshall Land Systems yesterday unveiled an unmanned version of the much-maligned vehicle, designed for force protection duties in Afghanistan.
On show for the first time at its Petersfield site in Hampshire, the 4x4 technology demonstrator (TD) is based on ...
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