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Description A gun truck, with an armor kit developed by Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory researchers and engineers, was struck by an improvised explosive device on March 23, 2005, southwest of Fallujah, Iraq. All seven U.S. soldiers in the vehicle at the time of the attack walked away unharmed.
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Source http://www.llnl.gov/pao/news/news_releases/2005/images/truck_big2.jpg
Author Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
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