Hi, who do you mean The Cypriots, The Turkish, The British Army (BFC) or the UN?
I am 100% sure that none of the vehicles you mention are still in use in Cyprus.
But both the Turkish and Cypriot Military have a lot of very nice, ok some seems to be a little dated but still excellent toys.
The British military only seem to have 4t troop/cargo trucks i.e. Bedford's and dafs, Wolf's, Saxons and various plant equipment.
The UN now uses Glover Webb Taticas owned and operated by ARGCON (Argentina contingent) as its armoured response vehicles, but has various civi pickups (Chevy, Isuzu and Toyotas) but each contingent has its own cargo/troop and water trucks which are various makes which include Magirus Deutz, Tatra, Star and Aktis Trucks, and in its own fleet are trucks from Hino, Renault, Iveco, Isuzu and Volvo.
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Hi, who do you mean The Cypriots, The Turkish, The British Army (BFC) or the UN?
I am 100% sure that none of the vehicles you mention are still in use in Cyprus.
But both the Turkish and Cypriot Military have a lot of very nice, ok some seems to be a little dated but still excellent toys.
The British military only seem to have 4t troop/cargo trucks i.e. Bedford's and dafs, Wolf's, Saxons and various plant equipment.
The UN now uses Glover Webb Taticas owned and operated by ARGCON (Argentina contingent) as its armoured response vehicles, but has various civi pickups (Chevy, Isuzu and Toyotas) but each contingent has its own cargo/troop and water trucks which are various makes which include Magirus Deutz, Tatra, Star and Aktis Trucks, and in its own fleet are trucks from Hino, Renault, Iveco, Isuzu and Volvo.