Streit said late last month that the batch delivered was composed of its Spartan APCs and Typhoon 4×4 Mine Resistant Ambush Protected Vehicles.
The Spartan provides protection against both ballistic and blast threats with crew compartment protection of CEN Level BR6 armor.
The Typhoon 4×4 MRAP, used mainly as a mounted infantry troop carrier and ground support vehicle, can be configured as a command and control vehicle, medical evacuation platform or a forward observation vehicle, Streit said.
The Typhoon provides blast protection to STANAG 4569 Level 3. It also features a V-shaped armored hull.
Additional details of the delivery and the contract for the vehicles were not disclosed by the Canada-headquartered company.
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