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D&S 2019: Chaiseri extends its vehicle family tree

21st November 2019 - 01:00 GMT | by Gordon Arthur in Bangkok

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Thai company Chaiseri brought approximately 15 armoured vehicles to the Defense & Security 2019 exhibition in Bangkok – some of which participated in the opening ceremony – and the total included several completely new members of the maturing First Win family.

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