U.S. Department of State Selects Battelle to Build Armored Ford Expeditions
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The armored Ford Expedition design will be the first purpose-built domestic vehicle armor package Battelle has designed, according to Sara Kuczek, the companys Ground Systems Division Manager.
Key Points:
- The armored Ford Expedition design will be the first purpose-built domestic vehicle armor package Battelle has designed, according to Sara Kuczek, the companys Ground Systems Division Manager.
- Battelle is proud to bring its depth of engineering skills to DSS and other government agencies seeking armored vehicles manufactured in the United States, she said.
- This is the second award in recent months for the Battelle Ground Systems team in support of DSS.
- Earlier this year, the Department of State selected Battelle to build 229 armored Land Cruisers.