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AM General Debuts Right Hand Drive M-1165 2.0 DRGN-V At Singapore Air Show

Defense Daily Staff

Monday, February 10th, 2014

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AM General Debuts Right Hand Drive M-1165 2.0 DRGN-V At Singapore Air Show

Deployable Reconnaissance Ground Network Vehicle (DRGN-V) Photo: AM General

AM General is debuting its new Right Hand Drive M-1165 2.0 Deployable Reconnaissance Ground Network-Vehicle (DRGN-V), specifically designed for international rapidly deployable forces, border surveillance, reconnaissance and interdiction missions, at the Singapore Airshow, Changi Exhibition Center Feb. 11-16. The company said it will also showcase its award-winning Services Parts and Logistics Operation that engages in worldwide supply chain management and field service support, dealer and technician training, advanced driver training and warranty support services. "The Singapore Airshow is an exceptional…

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