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HMT vehicles, the Extenda configurable between 4x4 and 6x6, named the "Nary" for use in Afghanistan to replace the LRPVs for a cost of $ 80 million. The project to introduce these vehicles into service was delayed by three years due to problems integrating different systems onto the vehicles, but
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Man-Portable Air-Defence Systems. The two troops who crossed the border conducted one of the first engagements of the war and the third troop inserted by helicopter was for several days the closest coalition element to Baghdad. The SASR also used the
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design in the late 1980s. The design was intended to be used by the SASR to patrol remote regions of Australia. The LRPV is mechanically simple, and relatively easy to maintain in the field. It has a crew of three.
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wrote that the "Australian-designed LRPVs would prove ideal in the harsh Afghan environment, as they could stay on patrol for weeks on end without needing to return to base".
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The SASR's 1 Squadron arrived in Afghanistan in November 2001, and rapidly sent LRPV-mounted patrols hundreds of kilometers from their base at
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On 16 February 2002 SASR Sergeant Andrew Russell was killed when the LRPV he was travelling in struck a mine during an operation in the
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The LRPV was later in the Afghanistan campaign, after Australia returned in 2006, patrolling regularly with the SRV, the Australian made
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Coalition Special Operations had been using vehicles with the latest armour protected vehicle hull for many years, since 2003 the UK
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The LRPV deployed to Kuwait in 1998 for Operation Desert Thunder, and first saw combat as part of the Australian contribution to the
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medium machine gun is also commonly fitted in front of the passenger's (left-hand) seat. In addition, LRPVs can also carry a
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Slocombe, Geoff (November 2012). "Project Redfin – Special Operations Mobility and Information Environment Upgrades".
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they reached their 'final operating capability' on 28 June 2012. Several Nary vehicles were deployed to Afghanistan.
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Redback One: Explosive Action in East Timor, Iraq and Afghanistan: The True Story of an Australian SAS Hero
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vehicle designated the Surveillance Reconnaissance Vehicle (SRV) to supplement LRPV patrols. The SRV is a
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Colonel John Mansell provides an overview of Australian Special Forces contribution to Operation Falconer
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In 2003, the SASR's 1 Squadron were one of the first special forces units to enter Iraq in the
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4x4 fitted with the same ring mount as the LRPV in the rear to enable the fitting of a
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In 2008, the Bushmaster became the primary combat vehicle favoured over the LRPV.
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The LRPV is fitted with a central ring mount, which can be fitted with either a
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grenade launcher. It also has a passenger side front seat weapon mount for the
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HMT 400 in Afghanistan and the same vehicle entered service with the US
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Colonel John Mansell Chief of Staff Special Operations (9 May 2003).
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The Amazing SAS: The Inside Story of Australia's Special Forces
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In August 2008, Australia placed an order for 31 of the latest
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The SASR's first long ranged patrol vehicles were modified
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Special Operations Patrol Vehicles: Afghanistan and Iraq
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A Long Range Patrol Vehicle on display at the Australian Defence Force Academy
Australian Defence Force Academy
Special Air Service Regiment
Afghanistan (2001–2002)/(2006–2013)
Iraq (2003)
M2 Browning
Mk 19 grenade launcher
MAG 58
6x6
Special Air Service Regiment
Series II Land Rovers
Western Australia
six-wheel drive
Land Rover Perentie
M2 Browning
Mk 19
MAG 58
Suzuki DRZ
tailgate

Australian War Memorial
War in Afghanistan
Operation Slipper
Operation Falconer
Camp Rhino
Ian McPhedran
Helmand Valley
Vietnam War

invasion

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