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Uncovering the 1960's Military Combat Land Rover Line-up! 

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1960's era Land Rover Military and Combat Conversions
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Despite the challenging weather, the Rover-Alvis demonstration day showcased the effectiveness of military vehicles and Land Rover conversions. The event featured a wide range of conversions, including the Ariat automation mobile computer used for artillery control and military intelligence. Land Rovers proved their versatility with various body styles, enabling them to fulfill emergency service roles worldwide. The demonstration highlighted the Rover-Alvis group's ability to meet transportation and power requirements for armies and police forces globally.
The Land Rover's mobility stood out in different terrains, making it ideal for firefighting and ambulance services. The Moy conveyor conversion demonstrated its usefulness in loading and unloading baggage and stores for British Airlines. The robust Saracen armored personnel carrier and 17 armored car exemplified the Rover-Alvis group's expertise in wheeled cross-country military vehicles. The amalgamation of Rover and Alvis offered a vast selection of specialized wheeled vehicles, providing technological and economic benefits for military and civil defense purposes.
Rover's commitment to military mobility was evident in the command post vehicle's advanced radios and the Wombat infantry anti-tank weapon on a long wheelbase Land Rover. Additionally, developments like the two-ton short wheelbase forward-controlled prototype and the half-ton Land Rover for airborne operations showcased the group's dedication to enhanced maneuverability. The Alvis group's contribution to air transport included engines used in helicopters worldwide and gas turbine successes that may pave the way for gas turbine-powered trucks. The demonstration concluded with the impressive performance of the amphibious vehicle, Eros Stalwart, solidifying the Rover-Alvis group's ability to meet transport and power requirements for military and police forces worldwide.
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Комментарии : 12   
@andicog
@andicog 3 года назад
Can't wait till they do a show like this with the 2020 Defender. Plastic side box, plastic checker plate ... Erm ... Little folding ladder . .. Erm .
@Mog435
@Mog435 12 лет назад
thanks for posting
@stevebrowne1572
@stevebrowne1572 7 лет назад
Brilliant footage
@MilitantOldLady
@MilitantOldLady 15 лет назад
oooh arent they fancy, chrome hub caps :D
@pugmanick
@pugmanick Год назад
5:04 - is that an FC101 prototype?
@isaacberry5023
@isaacberry5023 11 лет назад
Thanks
@JAKEWRIGHTLANDROVERS
@JAKEWRIGHTLANDROVERS 9 лет назад
Brillant
@adityawicaksono3159
@adityawicaksono3159 11 лет назад
WOW
@Jeffybonbon
@Jeffybonbon 13 лет назад
This was a time when we had a large army one day the british army will join the Europen Army and that will be the end of it
@m3anthony
@m3anthony 8 лет назад
Why was a housewife in a red mac targeting missiles?
@koitorob
@koitorob 5 лет назад
Oh that's Mrs Mimms. She's normally a tea lady but Corporal Clegg couldn't make it so she stepped in.
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