The Stallion is a four-wheeled armoured vehicle with an all-welded armoured steel body. It accommodates a crew of three members, a driver and two others.
The vehicle has been designed to be used by peace keeping forces, internal security and patrols. It has the ability to carry 50 cal weapon stations.
The King Abdullah II Design and Development Bureau (Kaddb) was established by Royal Decree on the 24th of August 1999 to provide an indigenous capability for the supply of independent, high quality, efficient and cost-effective scientific and technical services to the Jordan Armed Forces (JAF).
Kaddb is an independent government entity within the JAF. It operates as a trading fund, working to best commercial practices with predetermined performance targets.
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Kaddb participates in Live Mobility Demonstration with the Stallion
- United Arab Emirates: Thursday, February 26 - 2009 at 09:36
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During the opening ceremony of the IDEX 2009 exhibition, The King Abdullah II Design and Development Bureau (Kaddb) participated in the Live Mobility Demonstration with the Stallion Vehicle.
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