Philippine Army should grab the Opportunity for Light Armored Fighting Vehicle from NEW ZEALAND
Channel: CChannel Ca
Date: 2020-10-09

New Zealand has 20 NZLAV (New Zealand-spec LAV III 8x8 armored fighting vehicles) that are waiting for buyers.
These vehicles have been stored and offered for sale for quite some time now when the New Zealand government decided to reduce costs by reducing the number of NZLAV in service with the New Zealand Army.
Based on feedback from our sources who have an idea on the condition of these New Zealand Light Armored Vehicles, the condition of the vehicles are good, and are even in better shape than most armored vehicles of the Philippine Army.



CREDITS AND RESPECT TO THE SOURCES:
Max Defense Philippines
Original Article:
https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/427780/twenty-unused-light-armoured-vehicles-remain-in-nzdf-storage?fbclid=IwAR0OF8LwxveDtrHsuYxEePAs5EtbD1ehjgBOQqeTboc9-f8Iq4siQNRqhag
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