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	ASLAV - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		Phase 3 of the ASLAV acquisition was approved with the follow on purchase of 144 vehicles with increased levels of local content including the fabrication and assembly of LAV-25 turrets by General Dynamics Land Systems - Australia.
		The ASLAV has an eight wheeled configuration (capable of either four or eight wheel drive), is amphibious and has a range of 600 km with a top road speed of 100 km/h.
		The ASLAV has excellent battlefield mobility, as all wheels are equipped with a solid-core secondary tyre next to the hub, allowing the vehicle to function even with eight flat tyres.
	www.arikah.com /encyclopedia/ASLAV (751 words)

	Australian Light Armored Vehicle (ASLAV)
		Australian defence is expecting to complete the A$35M Australian Light Armored Vehicle (ASLAV) program next week, delivering the last two upgraded vehicles to the Australian troops.
		59 of the 62 ASLAVs deployed since 2005 to the Middle East have been fitted with the Protector Remote Weapon Stations from Kongsberg, mounting the 12.7mm heavy machine gun.
		This phase will enhance the survivability and situational awareness capabilities of the ASLAV fleet with improved mine protection, spall liners and ballistic protection, introduction of battlefield management systems, and signature management.
	www.defense-update.com /products/a/aslav.htm (255 words)

	Current Equipment
		The first ASLAV arrived in the Regiment in December 1995, with the Regiment being progressively equipped during 1996 — 97.
		The ASLAV-25 is the primary vehicle of the ASLAV family and is designed to conduct reconnaissance and engage in offensive, defensive and delaying actions.
		The ASLAV-A (Ambulance) is used within the Regiment to move forward and evacuate the sick and injured and provide general medical support.
	www.defence.gov.au /army/2CAV/newgear.html (1039 words)

	ASLAV light armoured vehicles, many variations
		The Australian Light Armoured vehicle (ASLAV), is a highly mobile, amphibious eight wheeled armoured vehicle that is ideally suited to conduct reconnaissance and surveillance operations.
		Phase 3 of the ASLAV acquisition was approved with the follow on purchase of 144 vehicles with increased levels of local content including the fabrication and assembly of LAV-25 turrets by General Motors Defence Australia.
		The ASLAV has an eight wheeled configuration (selecting either four or eight wheeled drive), is amphibious and has a range of 600km with a top road speed of 100km/h
	www.diggerhistory.info /pages-armour/allied/current-aslav.htm (776 words)

	ASLAV PROGRAM CONTINUES TO DELIVER CAPABILITY
		The $35M ASLAV upgrade program will be completed on time and within budget on 31 October, when the last two vehicles roll off the upgrade line.
		The ASLAV Program is also responsible for the sustainment of the in-service fleet that maximises operational availability and continues to improve the capability.
		The ASLAV Program, within the Defence Materiel Organisation and working closely with defence industry, has delivered this capability to meet the needs of soldiers in the field.
	www.minister.defence.gov.au /NelsonMintpl.cfm?CurrentId=6088 (354 words)

	ASLAV Crewman info - Land Forces / Army \| Defence Talk Forum
		Hi, i recently had a JOES day for the ADF and applied for ASLAV crewman.
		I have been searching for information on this job but there seems to be very little out there.
		Once you have completed your other subjects for Cpl promo you move up to section commander, which is 2 ASLAV-25, 1 ASLAV-PC and a recce scout team.
	www.defencetalk.com /forums/showthread.php?t=6212&goto=newpost (646 words)

	Military Art - Australian Army
		The ASLAV 25 derives its name from: - "AS", the NATO designation for Australia; "LAV" for its role as a Light Armoured vehicle, and "25" for the 25 mm calibre of its main armament, the Bushmaster M242 chain gun.
		The ASLAV 25 is amphibious and has two propellers mounted at the rear.
		The ASLAV is based upon the Swiss designed 8x8 MOWAG Piranha, and is manufactured by GM Canada.
	www.militaryart.com.au /army.html (2650 words)

	Australian Light Armoured Vehicle ASLAV-25 Review by Neil Stokes (Cutting Edge Australia 1/35)
		The ASLAV was the result of a 1990 evaluation of the U.S. Marine Corps’ LAV-25 Piranha, some 15 of which were purchased by the Australian Defense Force for the evaluation.
		Note also that you must omit the whip aerial (part B27 in the Trumpeter kit) and remove its mounting bracket from the upper hull since the ASLAV aerials are mounted on the turret.
		Photographs of ASLAVs in Iraq show the spare wheel carried on the hull, but earlier photographs of vehicles in Australia and in service with INTERFET in Timor show the spare wheel carried on a swinging bracket on the rear hull.
	www.missing-lynx.com /reviews/modern/aslav25conversionreviewns_1.html (1887 words)

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		What irritates cavalry officers and troopers most of all is the misconception that the ASLAV squadrons, and indeed cavalry regiments in general, confine their operations to the armed reconnaissance role, but this is only one of many combat-related which the modern cavalry can perform.
		While there are a number of small changes to the ASLAV hull, such as strengthening the suspension and improving maintenance utility the big difference is in the turret, which now houses a fully integrated and computerised fire control system comparable with that of a new-generation main battle tank.
		This increased accuracy and range is particularly important in peace enforcing operations: increasing lethality of the ASLAV and reducing the risk of collateral loss of life and damage.
	members.tripod.com /~hydetft/2CAVASSOC-5.htm (2439 words)

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