FED ALPHA

Ricardo and the US military have come up with a greener, more fuel-efficient armoured vehicle compared with the large conventional types. Called the FED ALHPA (Fuel Efficient Ground Vehicle Demonstrator) the tough tank is lightweight and showcases a number of fuel-saving aspects. The FED ALPHA is also made from a lightweight Alcoa Defense aluminium structure which helps to keep weight to a minimum, again, all in the name of making it as fuel-efficient as possible. Even though a specific fuel consumption rate hasn’t been mentioned, the project is still undergoing thorough testing to ensure maximum efficiency. (Photo: ZerCustoms)

FED ALPHA

Ricardo and the US military have come up with a greener, more fuel-efficient armoured vehicle compared with the large conventional types. Called the FED ALHPA (Fuel Efficient Ground Vehicle Demonstrator) the tough tank is lightweight and showcases a number of fuel-saving aspects. The FED ALPHA is also made from a lightweight Alcoa Defense aluminium structure which helps to keep weight to a minimum, again, all in the name of making it as fuel-efficient as possible. Even though a specific fuel consumption rate hasn’t been mentioned, the project is still undergoing thorough testing to ensure maximum efficiency. (Photo: ZerCustoms)

FED ALHPA

Ricardo and the US military have come up with a greener, more fuel-efficient armoured vehicle compared with the large conventional types. Called the FED ALHPA (Fuel Efficient Ground Vehicle Demonstrator) the tough tank is lightweight and showcases a number of fuel-saving aspects. The FED ALPHA is also made from a lightweight Alcoa Defense aluminium structure which helps to keep weight to a minimum, again, all in the name of making it as fuel-efficient as possible. Even though a specific fuel consumption rate hasn’t been mentioned, the project is still undergoing thorough testing to ensure maximum efficiency. (Photo: ZerCustoms)

Mercedes "G" Wagon

As part of the Land 121 four wheel drive, driver training course, Corporal Evan Beddome drives one of the new Mercedes "G" Wagons at the Janowen Hills 4x4 park. (Photo: Australia DoD)

Mercedes "G" Wagon

Land 121 training team conducting four wheel drive, driver training course, on the new Mercedes "G" Wagon at the Janowen Hills 4x4 park. (Photo: Australia DoD)

Mercedes "G" Wagon

Land 121 training team conducting four wheel drive, driver training course, on the new Mercedes "G" Wagon at the Janowen Hills 4x4 park. (Photo: Australia DoD)

Mercedes "G" Wagon

Land 121 training team conducting four wheel drive, driver training course, on the new Mercedes "G" Wagon at the Janowen Hills 4x4 park. (Photo: Australia DoD)

Mercedes "G" Wagon

Land 121 training team conducting four wheel drive, driver training course, on the new Mercedes "G" Wagon at the Janowen Hills 4x4 park. (Photo: Australia DoD)

Mercedes "G" Wagon

Land 121 training team conducting four wheel drive, driver training course, on the new Mercedes "G" Wagon at the Janowen Hills 4x4 park. (Photo: Australia DoD)

Mercedes "G" Wagon

Land 121 training team conducting four wheel drive, driver training course, on the new Mercedes "G" Wagon at the Janowen Hills 4x4 park. (Photo: Australia DoD)

Bushmaster

An Australian Army Ambulance Bushmaster, leads the push as it responds to a medical call for help inside the Urban Operations Training Facility (UOTF) - Shoalwater Bay Training Area. (Photo: Australia DoD/CPL Chris Moore)

Bushmaster

An Australian Army Bushmaster Ambulance moves quickly to respond to a simulated medical incident at the Urban Operations Training Facility - Shoalwater Bay Training Area. (Photo: Australia DoD/CPL Chris Moore)

Bushmaster

Four new Protected Mobility Vehicles (Bushmasters) to be fitted out as ambulances were delivered to Headquarters Health Services Wing that will enable the development of an enhanced casualty transport and treatment capability within the Combat Support Group at RAAF Base Amberley. (Photo: Australia DoD)

Bushmaster

Four new Protected Mobility Vehicles (Bushmasters) to be fitted out as ambulances were delivered to Headquarters Health Services Wing that will enable the development of an enhanced casualty transport and treatment capability within the Combat Support Group at RAAF Base Amberley. (Photo: Australia DoD)