Master peace: internal security vehicles mobilise for hokeland protection duties
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Jane's International Defence Review October 2005, pp.55-61 (120)Summary: A number of countries are now placing greater emphasis on Internal security vechicles (ISVs). Most vechicles are unarmed and protected some mount weapons as heavy as 14.5mm. I
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A number of countries are now placing greater emphasis on Internal security vechicles (ISVs). Most vechicles are unarmed and protected some mount weapons as heavy as 14.5mm. I
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