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Thousands of new military trucks will replace the ageing fleet currently used across Britain's armed forces. Numerous automotive manufacturers, such as JLR and GM, are vying for the £900m defence contract. The initial order covers 3,000 vehicles, with first deliveries scheduled for 2030.
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