Australian army cranks up the heavy metal/ Gordon Arthur

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ARTHUR Gordon

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In: Asia-Pacific Defence Reporter, Volume 50, Number 6, September 2024, pg. 12-16Summary: This article looks at the forward planning of Australian army into one of the world's most modern fleets of armoured fighting vehicles.

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This article looks at the forward planning of Australian army into one of the world's most modern fleets of armoured fighting vehicles.

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