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Turkey introduces a new dual use military-container wagon

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Turkish state rolling stock manufacturer Türasaş is developing a wagon that can carry military vehicles as well as containers. The design of the wagon focuses primarily on military transport, but its compatibility with containers allows for non-military use.

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Rolling stock innovation

Turkey introduces a new dual use military-container wagon

Image: © Türasaş

Turkish state rolling stock manufacturer Türasaş is developing a wagon that can carry military vehicles as well as containers. The design of the wagon focuses primarily on military transport, but its compatibility with containers allows for non-military use.

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