Ordnance Depot sends armoured vehicles to J&K

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Updated At : 12:48 PM Jan 31, 2024 IST

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Chennai, January 30

Light specialist armoured vehicles (LSVs) indigenously designed and developed at the Ordnance Depot, Avadi, here, were despatched for special duties in the Jammu & Kashmir Valley.

These armoured vehicles have been dispatched to help the forces of the Northern Command.

“The Ordnance Depot, Avadi, under the aegis of Dakshin Bharat Area of the Indian Army has despatched light specialist armoured vehicles indigenously designed and developed, for helping forces of Northern Command,” it stated.

These modular type vehicles allow efficient maintenance and can be configured in the field for a wide variety of operational roles, the release added.

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