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Old 22-03-21, 23:54
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Default Indian Pattern Armoured truck at Naypyidaw

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Pierre-Olivier Buan posted pictures on FB of a survivor at the Defense Services Museum, Naypyidaw, Myanmar/Burma:
Aaron Smith sent a better picture of the surviving Indian Pattern Armoured truck in the open air museum exhibit area in Myanmar/Burma. Note the added turret.

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I did a little more digging on facebook and found another photo. They have an Indian Pattern Wheeled Carrier, too.

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Source: "Naypyidaw is the new capital of Myanmar which is around 5 hours ride from Yangon, the country's old capital."
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?...0542504&type=3
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