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LAV
(redirected from Light armored vehicle)

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LAVLavatory
LAVLight Armored Vehicle
LAVLymphadenopathy-Associated Virus
LAVLike A Virgin (song)
LAVLoad Average
LAVLeast Absolute Value (estimator)
LAVLight Assault Vehicle
LAVLight Amphibious Vehicle
LAvLate Avestan (linguistics)
LAVLive Attenuated Vaccine/Virus
LAVLaunch Axis Vertical
LAVLifting Ascent Vehicle
LAVLatch Valve


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Military and law enforcement organizations in the United States and elsewhere are acquiring a light armored vehicle that is mounted on a Ford F550 commercial chassis.
They range from a new add-on armor kit for Humvees that includes 450 pounds of armor to the front door alone and extra baseboard armor to a one-piece door assembly for the 5-ton M977 heavy expanded mobility tactical truck to an improved slat armor kit for the Stryker light armored vehicle.
Because of Wright's criminal history, possession of weapons, the presence of other known felons and attack dogs, the Marshal's Service used its special response team and an Oregon National Guard light armored vehicle in the raid.
 
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