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LAV
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LAVLymphadenopathy-Associated Virus
LAVLight Assault Vehicle
LAVLight Amphibious Vehicle
LAvLate Avestan (linguistics)
LAVLive Attenuated Vaccine/Virus
LAVLaunch Axis Vertical
LAVLifting Ascent Vehicle
LAVLatch Valve
LAVLoad Average
LAVLike A Virgin (song)
LAVLight Armored Vehicle
LAVLavatory
LAVLeast Absolute Value (estimator)
LAVLos Angeles Valley (California)
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Karlheinz Schreiber said initial negotiations back in the late 1980s with Mulroney's government to build a Thyssen light armored vehicle plant in eastern Nova Scotia province with a first order of 250 vehicles "went very well.
Nixed Canada arms deal cost lives: inquiry by AFP / AFP American Edition
The 7th Annual Light Armored Vehicles and Stryker Summit will be held Nov.
7th Annual Light Armored Vehicles and Stryker Summit by Defense AT & L
Unlike the four-wheeled humvee, the light armored vehicle has eight wheels with different suspensions on the rear and forward wheels.
Lighter trucks: researchers see aluminum as alternative to steel armor by Jean, Grace V. / National Defense
 
 
 
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