The Military Research Institute (VVVU), a Czech state-owned firm, will supply 80 special CBRN armored vehicles to the army, said on Thursday Jana Zechmeisterova from the Defence Ministry press section. They are designed for military chemists to detect radioactive, chemical and biological substances, as well as take and process samples and send the information found to the command.
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S-LOV-CBRN armored vehicle and trailer (Picture source: forum.valka.cz)
S-LOV-CBRN armored vehicle and trailer (Picture source: forum.valka.cz)
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