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General Dynamics European Land Systems presents the new EAGLE 6x6
General Dynamics European Land Systems presented for the first time the newest member of the EAGLE family of vehicles, the EAGLE 6x6 light tactical vehicle.
To meet the growing demand for higher levels of survivability, mobility and capacity in more-affordable light tactical vehicles, General Dynamics European Land Systems combined the proven DURO 6x6 chassis, driveline and suspension with the EAGLE 4x4 hull to create the EAGLE 6x6 light tactical vehicle.
The uniquely designed axle and mechanical roll-stabiliser system provides superior driving safety at high speeds and superior traction for negotiating difficult off-road conditions. The General Dynamics-designed transfer case, differentials and wheel ends ensure constant drive to all wheels under all conditions. The optional rear-axle steering further increases the tactical mobility of the EAGLE 6x6.
The EAGLE 4x4 and the EAGLE 6x6 provide a true family of vehicles with the flexibility to accommodate two to 11 soldiers in roles including reconnaissance, command and control, APC, ambulance, NBC detection, mortar carrier, recovery and logistics transport over the 8.5 tonnes to 15 tonnes gross vehicle weight range. The new EAGLE 6x6 offers payloads of up to 6,000 kg and protected volumes of up to 16 cubic metres.
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