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Dubai Airshow 2017: Oshkosh sands down its JLTV (video)

16th November 2017 - 12:30 GMT | by Richard Thomas in Dubai

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Oshkosh continues its efforts to market the JLTV to potential customers around the world with a presence in Dubai, where bedded down on a carpet of sand its light tactical vehicle cut against the grain of traditional aviation exhibits.

Shephard editor Richard Thomas speaks with George Mansfield, VP of international programmes, to enquire about the Middle Eastern market for the company and the vehicle.

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