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                                                 digrarThey're all parked up in front of RSLs filled with concrete. Thales might be able to come up with a coat of paint that stops f ckwit taggers leaving their stain on them that's about it.

Also the Turks are modernizing theirs fairly successfully.

I got to have a play in a Bushmaster almost exactly 5 years ago....I was impressed.

Seeing as we are on this topic does anybody have any other pictures or videos of these incidents that happend in Iraq?

Just to point out aswell PetOps in the Ironsides Mag 2005 there is a picture of the ASLAV's operating on route IRISH in Iraq and one aslav as been hit by a IED with its bar armor on the turret bent and the exhaust completley dinted.

All "we" public know about is 2 IED incidents that happend in Iraq. Didnt know about the third until I read about it in IronSides.

^ Aust & NZ Defender also had pics of the damaged ASLAVs in Baghdad.

Bradles

I read somewhere that pics of damaged hulls are classified. Most if not all of those found on the web are Dutch ones.

 

Once you've seen broken mates come out of them you're not that keen to see them.

Dutch Bushmaster gets hit by IED:

Those Combat Engineers have balls of steel.

Much respect.

The 7th Battalion Royal Australian Regiment Task Group (7 RAR TG) maintains a Quick Reaction Force (QRF) to respond to tasks and assist Coalition and Afghan forces in Uruzgan Province. The 7 RAR TG is deployed to Afghanistan until June 2013 to advise the 4th Brigade of the Afghan National Army.

Snipers from the 7th Battalion Royal Australian Regiment Task Group observe the mountains of Uruzgan province Afghanistan.

Snipers from the 7th Battalion Royal Australian Regiment Task Group observe the mountains in Uruzgan province Afghanistan.

Sapper Ryan Peregrine from the 7th Battalion Royal Australian Regiment Task Group clears a safe path in Uruzgan province Afghanistan.

(L-R) Private Dale Mooney Private James Kirstenfeldt and Warrant Officer Class Two Ben Lipman walk to a position in Uruzgan province Afghanistan.

Soldiers from the 7th Battalion Royal Australian Regiment Task Group prepare to board Black Hawk helicopters at Multi National Base - Tarin Kot in Uruzgan province Afghanistan.

Private Graham Mahon from the 7th Battalion Royal Australian Regiment Task Group prepares to board a Black Hawk in Uruzgan province Afghanistan.

vor033

Lipman! That little   owes me a t-shirt...

digrarLipman! That little   owes me a t-shirt...

Isn't it a carton of beer if your photo is ever published?

That's an unrelated fine.

digrarThat's an unrelated fine.

Either way someone owes you a few coldies.

Anyone have info on the current status of our Growler acquisition?

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