UNESCO comes through for Virunga’s Advance Force!
Category: Logistics | Date: Oct 02 2006 | By: admin
UNESCO, who has been following with absolute horror the decimation of the park’s wildlife populations, has just agreed to fund the purchase of a new lorry for the Advance Force to help put a stop to the current poaching epidemic that is taking hold in the park like a virus.
A Scania SBA III ex-army 4×4
At the moment the Advance Force can’t move around the park fast enough or in sufficient numbers to be really effective as a rapid reaction anti-poaching unit. All this will change once the lorry arrives. It is being shipped over from Van Vliet Trucks in Holland and we expect it to arrive in the park within the next six weeks! Many thanks to UNESCO and please keep the support coming!!
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Inside the cabin which will provide protection against wind, rain and possible ambush when moving around the park
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3 Responses to “UNESCO comes through for Virunga’s Advance Force!”
kim, on 26 Oct 2006
Is this bullet proof?
Robert Muir, on 27 Oct 2006
Let’s hope so!
Mats Persson, on 29 Dec 2006
Sorry to inform you, but it’s not bullet proof in any way.
However, the Scania SBA111 is very easy to drive and has excellent mobility, you won’t be disappointed.
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