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		<title>Aussie Armed forces Mercedes Benz G-Wagon</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[MERCEDES Benz has handed over the first of what will become 1200 specially built Mercedes Benz G-Wagon off road vehicles to the Australian Army.
The first two G-Wagons, both prototypes units, were handed over in a ceremony held in the company’s Austrian assembly plant recently.

The new purpose-built cross country vehicles will replace the Australian Defence Force’s [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>MERCEDES Benz has handed over the first of what will become 1200 specially built Mercedes Benz G-Wagon off road vehicles to the Australian Army.</strong></p>
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<p>The first two G-Wagons, both prototypes units, were handed over in a ceremony held in the company’s Austrian assembly plant recently.<br />
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The new purpose-built cross country vehicles will replace the Australian Defence Force’s (ADF) existing tactical vehicle fleet.<br />
The 1200 Mercedes Benz G-Wagons will be supplied in a number of variants including: <strong>two and four door 4&#215;4 station wagons; 4&#215;4 cab-chassis utility vehicles; and purpose built 6&#215;6 models in both single and dual cab chassis configuration</strong><br />
A specialized 6&#215;6 surveillance and reconnaissance version for use in northern Australia will also be provided.<br />
The <strong>ADF </strong><strong>will test a range of prototype G-Wagons in 2010</strong>, with deliveries of production models expected to take place between 2011 and 2013.<br />
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<strong>New South Wales-based engineering firm G.H. Varley</strong> will provide a range of transport modules that will be fitted to many of the <strong>G-Wagons</strong> including command post, ambulance, personnel carriage and general cargo versions.<br />
<strong>So as the Army’s ubiquitous Land Rovers (Landies) eventually wear out and get put out to auction, they will be replaced by the G-Wagons.</strong></p>
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