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Alvis FV102 Striker, FV104 Samaritan and FV106 Samson
Alvis FV102 Striker, FV104 Samaritan and FV106 Samson, at the British Army Equipment Exhibition, held at Aldershot from 23-27 June 1980. Date: 1980
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1980 23 27 Aldershot Alvis Held Samaritan Samson Striker
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In this evocative photograph from the British Army Equipment Exhibition held at Aldershot from 23-27 June 1980, three iconic armored vehicles of the Alvis brand take center stage. The Alvis FV102 Striker, FV104 Samaritan, and FV106 Samson are proudly displayed for attendees to explore up close. The Alvis FV102 Striker, a tracked armored personnel carrier, is seen in the foreground. It was a versatile and well-armed vehicle, capable of carrying up to 11 fully-equipped troops into battle. Its distinctive silhouette and robust design made it a formidable presence on the battlefield. To the right, the Alvis FV104 Samaritan armored recovery vehicle stands tall. This vital support vehicle was essential for recovering disabled or damaged armored vehicles, allowing them to return to the fight. With its powerful crane and winch, the Samaritan was a true lifesaver for British forces. In the background, the Alvis FV106 Samson, an armored bridge-laying and recovery vehicle, is showcased. This versatile vehicle could both lay and recover bridges, providing essential access to troops and equipment in the field. Its large size and impressive capabilities made it an indispensable asset to the British Army. The British Army Equipment Exhibition provided an opportunity for military personnel, industry experts, and the public to witness the latest advancements in military technology. The presence of these Alvis vehicles, along with many others, showcased the innovative capabilities of British engineering and the commitment to providing the best possible equipment for the armed forces. This photograph captures a moment in time when these vehicles, the Alvis FV102 Striker, FV104 Samaritan, and FV106 Samson, were at the forefront of military innovation and represented the pinnacle of British engineering excellence.
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