Military Vehicles Used for Public Service Purposes
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Abstract
The aim of the publication is to examine and present the need and possibilities of using protected vehicles in the police and disaster management forces. One ofthequestions arising nowadays is what threats thepolice and disaster management forces are facing at the locations of terror attacks or environmental catastrophes. The reduction of the tűhreats is possible with choosing the appropriate vehicles and ensuring their proper usage.