DSEI 2019: Jankel premieres new light tactical vehicle
Vehicle specialist Jankel will showcase its Light Tactical Transport Vehicle (LTTV) to the public for the first time at DSEI 2019 in London.
This follows the 4x4 LTTV being selected by the Belgian Ministry of Defence (MoD) under a €63.3 million ($7.31 million) contract signed in 2017 to provide 199 platforms for use by the Special Operations Regiment (SOR).
Shephard understands the vehicles will be delivered to the SOR between the end of 2019 and 2021. LTTVs will be used to support both domestic and international special operations.
Based on a Mercedes Unimog chassis, the LTTV is capable of
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