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Online Show Daily News Eurosatory 2012 International Land Defence & Security Exhibition Paris, France 11 - 15 June 2012 |
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General Dynamics at Eurosatory 2012 Press Release |
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Thursday, May 24, 2012, 09:05 AM | |||
General Dynamics European Land Systems presents the new Eagle 6 x 6 at Eurosatory 2012. | |||
General
Dynamics European Land Systems will present for the first time the newest
member of the EAGLE family of vehicles, the EAGLE 6x6 light tactical vehicle,
at EUROSATORY 2012 exhibition in Paris from 11-15 June 2012. General Dynamics European Land Systems will be located in Hall 5 - Stand No. 05-C186. |
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The new General Dynamics Eagle 6x6 will be presented at Eurosatory 2012, which will be held from the 11 to 15 June 2012 in Paris, France. |
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Building
on the mobility, protection and payload of the class-leading EAGLE
4x4 light tactical vehicle, General Dynamics European Land
Systems is proud to present the new EAGLE 6x6 light tactical vehicle at
the EUROSATORY 2012 show. |
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The
EAGLE 4x4 and the EAGLE 6x6 provide a true family
of vehicles with the flexibility to accommodate 2 to 11 soldiers in roles
including reconnaissance, command and control, APC, ambulance, NBC detection,
mortar carrier, recovery and logistics transport over the 8.5 tons to
15 tons gross vehicle weight range. The new EAGLE 6x6 offers payloads
of up to 6,000 kg and protected volumes of up to 16 cubic meters. The family of vehicles concept provides significant savings in operator and maintenance training and maximizes commonality in tools and spare parts. Payload growth is designed into the platform and an optional integrated generator provides significant electrical growth to meet future electrical needs. The EAGLE family of vehicles provides customers with a cost-effective balance of payload, protection and performance through the use of proven, off the shelf systems while providing growth and flexibility to meet future operational needs and threats. |
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