Army fixing 6,000 support trucks grounded over safety issues

BBC NewsTuesday, December 2, 2025 at 7:35:18 PM
Army fixing 6,000 support trucks grounded over safety issues
  • The Army is addressing safety issues by repairing 6,000 support trucks that have been grounded. Defence Minister Luke Pollard informed Members of Parliament (MPs) that rectifying reported safety concerns is standard procedure within the military.
  • This development highlights the Army's commitment to maintaining safety standards and ensuring operational readiness. By prioritizing the repair of these trucks, the Army aims to enhance its logistical capabilities and reassure the public and lawmakers about the safety of military operations.
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