A Canadian soldier with the 2nd Battalion of the Royal Canadian Regiment was killed and four others injured when their light armored vehicle, very similar in many respects to the US Army's Stryker, ...

A light armoured vehicle (LAV) III replica will be relocating to Airdrie’s Nosecreek Valley Museum later this year, as one of four such military vehicles to come to Alberta as part of a national ...

This project exists thanks to donations. Support him! Patreon: <a href=" Donation: <a href=" NFT: <a href=" The Canadian LAV UP or LAV 6.0 is an upgraded version of the LAV III Kodiak. It was ...

Thales Canada will supply uncooled optronics technology for the LAV III combat vehicles being modernised for the Canadian Army under a new sub-contract announced on 11 February. The company will ...

The accident that killed a Canadian soldier and injured four others was caused when the driver of the light armoured vehicle swerved to avoid a car driving toward it without its lights on. The vehicle ...

February 10, 2013: Colombia has ordered three of the latest model of the Canadian LAV III wheeled armored vehicles. This one has a V shaped double hull to provide maximum protection from landmine and ...

Canadian Lav-3s, military transports made famous in the Afghan war, have been sold en mass to the Saudi military, which used them to help brutally suppress dissent in neighbouring Bahrain. Postmedia ...

Saudi Arabia has paid about $665 million on nearly $3.4 billion the oil-rich kingdom owed in late payments for Canadian-produced Light Armoured Vehicles (LAVs), according to financial results released ...

Aerospace and defense operator General Dynamics ( GD) said that its unit General Dynamics Land System-Canada was awarded a $253.4 million (C$ 287 million) contract by the Canadian government to ...

A soldier based at Canadian Forces Base Petawawa in Ontario has died following an incident with a LAV III vehicle while training at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright in Alberta, according to the ...

Even an expert in armoured fighting vehicles thinks it's a strange place to find what the Canadian Army calls "the backbone" of its combat vehicle fleet. For them to be in this breaker's yard is not ...