Iveco VM 90

The armoured cockpit is equipped with rear door windows and holes to use the arms without exposing himself, as well as trap-gun or other weapon.

At that time the deadliest incident involving this kind of armoured vehicle took place: on 27 April 2006 in Nasiriya an IED exploded under a VM90P with 5 servicemen on board.

Features The ambulance version of the VM 90 is a variant of the Torpedo suited to carry injured off-road and tactical level, which will join the ambulance version of the Fiat Ducato, also supplied all Italian Army.

Features Western Star, then of Canada, produced a licensed version of the VM90 for the Canadian Forces during the 1990s called the Light Support Vehicle, Wheeled, or LSVW.

LSVWs feature a turbocharger to increase power to 115 horsepower (86 kW), and a four-speed automatic transmission.

A VM 90T of the San Marco Regiment of the Marina Militare in Iraq , during Operation Antica Babilonia .
Bulgarian Gendarmerie VM90 APC.
Canadian Armed Forces VM90 shelter carrier.
A VM 90P of the Carabinieri .
Two VM 90P of the Carabinieri with new colors layout (2012).
Iveco-Pegaso 40.10WM of the Spanish Army .
Map with VM 90 operators in blue
Iveco VM 90 with the Royal Brunei Land Force
Canadian Forces LSVW light truck.
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