cross-country vehicle

Their cross-country vehicles are homing in on our radio signals now.

The only practical way to get to the area is by a cross-country vehicle or by air transportation.

Travel around in an air-conditioned cross-country vehicle with a guide in the know and enjoy yourself.

And so the Geländewagen (cross-country vehicle) was born.

July 28: Six people died and twenty-five more were injured when a lorry, coach, and cross-country vehicle crashed.

The "G" comes from the German word Gelandewagen, meaning cross-country vehicle.

Unless otherwise agreed, the inspected State Party shall provide and operate the appropriate cross-country vehicles at the inspection site.

The cross-country vehicles are due to be replaced for operations by larger and more heavily armed tracked vehicles known as Warthogs.

Browne assembled the boys' cross-country vehicle, using a 1929 Model A Ford engine, an ice truck chassis and a school bus body.

Some very large outdoor powerchairs have been designed with cross-country mobility in mind and show design convergence with other types of cross-country vehicle.

For example, a small tank of 265 gallons (1000 litres) can be carried by a cross-country vehicle to extinguish smoldering stubs on rough terrain.

His driver keeps an American-made M-16 rifle under the dashboard of his cross-country vehicle, with bullets handy by the gear shift.

In Berbera, with a population that has fallen to about 10,000, out-of-work teen-age bush fighters cruise the dusty streets in stolen cross-country vehicles.

The Antey-2500 system is mounted on a tracked cross-country vehicle equipped with self-contained power supply and navigation systems, as well as surveying and positioning equipment.

The UR-416 is essentially the chassis of a Mercedes-Benz Unimog cross-country vehicle fitted with an armoured body.

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The US Army has awarded Martin Marietta a contract to develop the 'Outrider' system for use on Hummer cross-country vehicles.

Twenty youngsters tried out equipment used on the recent deployment to Afghanistan, including quad bikes, Land Rovers, all-terrain vehicles and Pinzgauer 4x4 cross-country vehicles.

The Vezdekhod was a small cross-country vehicle designed by aero-engineer Aleksandr Porokhovschikov that ran on a single wide rubber track propelled by a 10 hp engine.

They beached just down from a small town called Platonovka, where Avigliano located an old UAZ-brand cross-country vehicle and, seeing no one around, promptly commandeered it.

Usually installed on the back of cross-country vehicles, such weapon systems proved useful in the direct fire supporting role, particularly against fortified positions and to root out snipers from urban buildings.

"A patrol of cross-country vehicles was ordered to carry out a raid on point zero to study the possibility of attack in a contaminated zone," the newspaper quoted the document as saying.

More than 100 new, larger and more heavily armoured tracked vehicles, which will be known as Warthog, will be replaced the Viking cross-country vehicle presently used for operations in Afghanistan.

The French colonel Jean Baptiste Eugène Estienne considered armed cross-country vehicles such as the future tank as early as August 1914, but also imagined mobile personnel shield to assist individual soldiers.

The Viking cross-country vehicle will be replaced by more than 100 new, larger and more heavily armoured tracked vehicles known as Warthogs, while a further 100 Jackal all-terrain vehicles will also be purchased.