Saudi Arabia is looking to buy a variety of Light Armored Vehicles (LAV) and 50 Humvees, as well as associated equipment and services, potentially worth as much as $631 million, according to the Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA). In addition to the Humvees, Saudi Arabia has requested a possible sale for 37 Light Armored Vehicles - Assault Gun (LAV-AG) , 26 LAV-25 mm, 48 LAV personnel carriers, 5 reconnaissance LAVs, five LAV ambulances, three LAV recovery vehicles, 124 M240 7.62mm…
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