Taiwan’s Leopard IFV sees no need to change its spots

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According to the Taiwanese Ministry of National Defence, a reported flaw in the armour on the military’s CM-32 infantry fighting vehicles has already been resolved, demonstrated with a public display of eight of the fleet currently in production. The 8x8 wheeled AV, named "Clouded Leopard" (Yunpao) for its intended stealth and agility, has previously suffered from noticeable cracks in the steel plating of its first batch, emerging from an early-phase fault in the assembly process. Ma...

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