The AIL Desert Raider is an Israeli 6x6 buggy. It is used for surveillance purposes. It is marketed as an airborne, all terrain reconnaissance , surveillance and fast attack vehicle.

The AIL Desert Raider is a 6x6 fast attack and surveillance vehicle produced by Automotive Industries Limited of Israel. It is highly regarded as its unique suspension system gives it the mobility of a tracked vehicle, but the stability of a wheeled vehicle.

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The company designs and manufactures cars and trucks, specializing in 4x4 Light Tactical Vehicle and Combat Support Vehicle and 6x6 Fast Attack Vehicles for the military market. All versions can be fully armored against light weapons, including 7.62 bullets.

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Through the years, AIL has developed unique automotive design and manufacturing skills, specializing in 4x4 and 6x6 all-terrain tactical vehicles. Currently AIL sells its products mainly to the Israel Defence Forces and police, as well as to export markets.

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Download this stock image: A right front view of a AIL-131 6x6 fuel truck parked at the Naval Sea Systems Command facility at Solomons Annex. The truck is used to supply fuel for missiles on the USNS HIDDENSEE (185NS9201).

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