Russian engineers have developed a remotely operated assault bridge system called Impulse-M, presented as one of the first robotic bridge-laying platforms intended to speed river and ravine crossings without exposing engineers to frontline risk. The vehicle, built on the NRTK “Impulse” chassis, is designed to emplace a six-metre bridge and has a reported full mass […]
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