Tag: Ratel
SSB soldier killed when Ratel rolls en route to Armed Forces...
A Ratel ZT3 from 1 Special Service Battalion (SSB) rolled after the driver apparently lost control on the N1 between Bloemfontein and Edenburg on...
Ratel rolls, zero injuries
More proof of the durability and strength of the SA Army's current infantry fighting vehicle, the Ratel, was brought to the fore...
All four confiscated vehicles now back at SA military museum
All four vehicles removed by the Military Police ten years ago are now back at Johannesburg's National Museum of Military History. The...
900 vehicles in preservation storage at Wallmansthal
The South African National Defence Force has 900 vehicles in storage at its facility at Wallmansthal, with the vast majority serviceable and...
Cameroon receiving Ratel infantry fighting vehicles
Cameroon's military is apparently receiving a number of Ratel infantry fighting vehicles, which have been deployed with its Rapid Intervention Battalion.
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One dead in Ratel crash
One person died and another was injured when their car crashed into the back of a Ratel armoured personnel carrier that was...
LMT hands refurbished Ratel back to SA War Museum
Land Mobility Technologies (LMT) yesterday handed over the first production Ratel infantry fighting vehicle to the National Museum of Military History in...
New products struggling in tough armoured vehicles market – OTT
Eighteen months ago, local company OTT Technologies unveiled three new products at Africa Aerospace and Defence 2012, including two armoured vehicles and...
SA Army bares its teeth during Exercise Seboka
The sharp end of the South African Army was demonstrated with great effect on Friday during the open day of Exercise Seboka,...
New gallery: Exercise Seboka 2013
The South African Army hosted the annual Exercise Seboka open day on November 15 at the Lohatla training ground in the Northern...
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Check before you speak, Minister!
South African Defence and Military Veterans Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula needs to verify her facts before she speaks, or risk further embarrassment to the South...
