Continuing British Army actions in Afghanistan brought about the need for such vehicles as the armed Jackal 4x4. By Staff Writer
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Armored Vehicle Quick Profile
2003
Designation:Jackal (MWMIK / EmWimmick) Classification Type:Reconnaissance / Patrol Vehicle Contractor:Supacat Ltd / DML - UK Country of Origin: United Kingdom Number Built: 172
Operators: United Kingdom
Variants
Jackal - Base Series Designation; 4x4 wheel arrangement.
Jackal 2 - Updated Variant; crew increased to four personnel; armament compartment relocated to forward position; enhanced crew protection; increased reliability and capacity.
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