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| ====== Bombardier Iltis ====== | ====== Bombardier Iltis ====== |
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| ===== Bombardier Museum ===== | ===== Early Models ===== |
| The [[https://museebombardier.com/en/|Musée de l’ingéniosité J. Armand Bombardier]] in Valcourt, Quebec, Canada has an early model in their inventory. Different than later production models built for the Canadian Armed Forces, this [[tailgate|tailgate model]] has a turbo diesel engine, no front brush gaurd, no blackout lights, alternative rear bumpers with standard lights mounted above, and marker lights on front fenders.\\ | The [[https://museebombardier.com/en/|Musée de l’ingéniosité J. Armand Bombardier]] in Valcourt, Quebec, Canada has an early model in their inventory. Different than later production models built for the [[#canadian_armed_forces|Canadian Armed Forces]], this [[tailgate|tailgate model]] has a turbo diesel engine, no front brush gaurd, no blackout lights, alternative rear bumpers with standard lights mounted above, and marker lights on the front fenders.\\ |
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| From the museum:\\ | From the museum:\\ |
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| | {{ :bombardier:bombardier_museum_iltis.jpg?nolink&240|}} |
| //All-terrain, 4-wheel drive military vehicle manufactured under license by Bombardier Inc.; Logistic Equipment Division. In 1982, the company acquired the worldwide manufacturing and distribution rights from Volkswagen A.G. This vehicle is the first Iltis model, equipped with a turbo diesel engine and produced by Bombardier Inc. It was built to military specifications, with a 24-volt electrical system and an off-road driving capability of 4 km/h, or that of soldiers on foot. Although the frame was waterproof, the vehicle was not armoured or bulletproof.//\\ | //All-terrain, 4-wheel drive military vehicle manufactured under license by Bombardier Inc.; Logistic Equipment Division. In 1982, the company acquired the worldwide manufacturing and distribution rights from Volkswagen A.G. This vehicle is the first Iltis model, equipped with a turbo diesel engine and produced by Bombardier Inc. It was built to military specifications, with a 24-volt electrical system and an off-road driving capability of 4 km/h, or that of soldiers on foot. Although the frame was waterproof, the vehicle was not armoured or bulletproof.//\\ |
| https://museebombardier.com/en/artefacts/iltis-all-terrain-vehicle/ | * [[https://museebombardier.com/en/artefacts/iltis-all-terrain-vehicle/|Logistics vehicle]] (museebombardier.com) |
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| ===== Canadian Armed Forces ===== | ===== Canadian Armed Forces ===== |
| * [[bombardier:caf|Canadian Armed Forces]] | * See [[bombardier:caf|Bombardier Iltis: Canadian Armed Forces]]. |
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| ===== Belgian Army ===== | ===== Belgian Army ===== |
| * [[bombardier:ba|Belgian Army]] | * See [[bombardier:ba|Bombardier Iltis: Belgian Army]]. |
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| ===== Other Implementations ===== | ===== Other Implementations ===== |
| * [[bombardier:others|Others]] | |