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GSTAMIDS
(redirected from Ground Standoff Mine Detection System)

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GSTAMIDSGround Standoff Mine Detection System (Army)
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It will also be suitable for casualty evacuation * The Armed Robotic Vehicle--Assault-Light (Arv-A-L) will be equipped with a reconnaissance, surveillance and target acquisition package and armed with a small-calibre gun and four Javelin missiles to support dismounted infantry units * The Countermine (Mule-CM) variant will be equipped with the Ground Standoff Mine Detection System (GStamids) enabling it to detect and neutralise mines and mark cleared lanes through minefields.
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The infantry carrier vehicle will have bursting munitions and a ground standoff mine detection system.
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Army's ground standoff mine detection system (GSTAMIDS) program.
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