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Tata Merlin LSV
The Merlin, one of their finest creations, is an LSV or a Light Support Vehicle. It has been made as per the specifications used by NATO forces and boasts a protection level of STANAG 4569 Level-1, the highest grade for a vehicle of this size. Apart from carrying armed personnel and supplies, the standard Merlin comes equipped with a machine gun, and a grenade launcher, mounted on its roof.
Shri Lakshmi Defence Solutions Viper
Shir Lakshmi Defence Solutions is a relatively new defence supplier but some of the equipment that they have developed, and supplied has made them a force to be reckoned with. Their high offence tactile vehicle, the Viper is one its kind as far as India is concerned. Apart from being bullet-proof, the Viper is also impervious to grenades, landmines, and small IED blasts. Furthermore, it is designed to attack ferociously when being attacked meaning, if it is properly fitted with all the bells and whistles that it can carry, not only will it protect the 6 people operating it, it can also knock the teeth off attacking enemies.
Mahindra Marksman
The Marksman has proven its mettle in areas of conflict including Jammu & Kashmir. While the vehicle is not as impervious to attacks like the previous two, it will do just fine against heavy bullet fire, and grenades. One of the few vehicles with our armed forces that have run-flat tech in its tyre. Just to put that in perspective, consider this – no matter what the condition, and whether they have a road or not, this beast can be driven flat out at its top speed of 120 kmph, everywhere, even with a flat tyre.
Mahindra Armoured MEVA Straton Plus
The Straton Plus is basically an armoured personnel carrier that is offered in two variants, both of which are equally capable of pretty much everything that can come up in conflicted areas, that has not turned into a warzone. The Stratons are designed to withstand heavy gunfire for a long time, while allowing the 12 personnel riding inside the vehicle, to return fire, without compromising their safety. Furthermore, troops can mount a heavy machine gun, or a grenade launcher on the roof and rain hell, should things ever turn sour. Honestly, you have to be mental if you think that anyone would dare to take on this beast.
Renault Sherpa
reconnaissance and patrolling vehicle
Mahindra MPV
Yet another armoured vehicle from the workshops at Mahindra. The MPV stands for Mine Protected Vehicle. This vehicle is impervious to the worst kinds of land mines, grenade attacks, and of course, the heaviest of gunfire. The MPV was designed to be used in counter-insurgency operations, and anti-Naxal operations. It is a proper 6X6 meaning that at the engine powers all the six wheels at all times. It protects its 18 occupants from about 14 kilograms of TNT when detonated right below the crew compartment. Plus, it can be equipped with a remote weapon system to deal with nearby threats.
The Merlin, one of their finest creations, is an LSV or a Light Support Vehicle. It has been made as per the specifications used by NATO forces and boasts a protection level of STANAG 4569 Level-1, the highest grade for a vehicle of this size. Apart from carrying armed personnel and supplies, the standard Merlin comes equipped with a machine gun, and a grenade launcher, mounted on its roof.
Shri Lakshmi Defence Solutions Viper
Shir Lakshmi Defence Solutions is a relatively new defence supplier but some of the equipment that they have developed, and supplied has made them a force to be reckoned with. Their high offence tactile vehicle, the Viper is one its kind as far as India is concerned. Apart from being bullet-proof, the Viper is also impervious to grenades, landmines, and small IED blasts. Furthermore, it is designed to attack ferociously when being attacked meaning, if it is properly fitted with all the bells and whistles that it can carry, not only will it protect the 6 people operating it, it can also knock the teeth off attacking enemies.
Mahindra Marksman
The Marksman has proven its mettle in areas of conflict including Jammu & Kashmir. While the vehicle is not as impervious to attacks like the previous two, it will do just fine against heavy bullet fire, and grenades. One of the few vehicles with our armed forces that have run-flat tech in its tyre. Just to put that in perspective, consider this – no matter what the condition, and whether they have a road or not, this beast can be driven flat out at its top speed of 120 kmph, everywhere, even with a flat tyre.
Mahindra Armoured MEVA Straton Plus
The Straton Plus is basically an armoured personnel carrier that is offered in two variants, both of which are equally capable of pretty much everything that can come up in conflicted areas, that has not turned into a warzone. The Stratons are designed to withstand heavy gunfire for a long time, while allowing the 12 personnel riding inside the vehicle, to return fire, without compromising their safety. Furthermore, troops can mount a heavy machine gun, or a grenade launcher on the roof and rain hell, should things ever turn sour. Honestly, you have to be mental if you think that anyone would dare to take on this beast.
Renault Sherpa
reconnaissance and patrolling vehicle
Mahindra MPV
Yet another armoured vehicle from the workshops at Mahindra. The MPV stands for Mine Protected Vehicle. This vehicle is impervious to the worst kinds of land mines, grenade attacks, and of course, the heaviest of gunfire. The MPV was designed to be used in counter-insurgency operations, and anti-Naxal operations. It is a proper 6X6 meaning that at the engine powers all the six wheels at all times. It protects its 18 occupants from about 14 kilograms of TNT when detonated right below the crew compartment. Plus, it can be equipped with a remote weapon system to deal with nearby threats.
