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Iraq: Looking for LAVs in All the Right Places
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USMC LAV-25(click to view full) In July 2008, Iraq submitted a slew of official requests to buy over $10 billion worth of American defense equipment, in order to equip its forces with tanks, armored cars, weapons, and even key infrastructure. In December 2008, additional requests reached the formal notification stage, while some of their July […]
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