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TRVEH
(redirected from tracked vehicle)

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TRVEHTracked Vehicle
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Information concerning the tracked vehicle is not delayed or recorded for post-analysis, but uses accurate GPS positioning and the mobile phone network for communication, updating in real time over the phone.
Real Time Vehicle Tracking Explained by Emma Churchill / Business community
KMW has produced its Leguan bridge layer for the Leopard 1 and 2 battle tanks for Norwegian, Greek, Belgian and Finnish armed forces, although the system can be mounted on other tracked vehicle chassis, such as the Polish PT91, American M1 Wolverine and Spain's M47/M60, and wheeled vehicles as MAN's 8 x 8 and Sisu's 10 x 10 vehicles.
The Krauss-Maffei Wegmann Leguan armoured bridge layer has been ... by Armada International
In early 2005, the battalion received, on a recurring basis, heavy tracked vehicles with damages making them unsuitable for rail movement.
Ingenuity and initiative help move damaged track vehicles by Japalucci, Don; Pendergraft, Ken / Translog
 
 
 
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