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The 17th International Armoured Vehicle Conference will be the setting for General Dynamics Land Systems- UK to showcase its innovative solutions for UK military vehicle programmes. The Conference, held at Twickenham Stadium, London at the end of January 2017, will see the demonstrations of GD’s PIRANHA 5, EAGLE 4×4 and EAGLE 6×6. A ...


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