Saudi Arabia appears to have opted for an add-on anti-tank missile launcher for its new General Dynamics Land Systems (GDLS) LAV armoured vehicles, a recently released photograph indicates. Posted on the Arab Defence Forum on 25 May, the photograph showed two new 8×8 LAVs inside a building in an unidentified location. One was clearly armed with the Cockrill 3030 turret fitted with an anti-tank launcher on its right side. Saudi Arabia is the only country known to have ordered this combination of vehicle and turret. John Cockrill (formerly CMI) advertises the anti-tank guided missile (ATGM) system that is used with its Cockrill 3000 modularturret series as the Bayonet 130. Single or twin launchers are available, the latter of which can be attached to a Cockrill 3030, with the laser guidance system mounted above the launcher on the right side of the turret.
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机译：沙特阿拉伯似乎已选择加附加箱导弹发射器，用于其新的通用动态土地系统（GDLS）Lav Armored车辆，最近发布的照片表示。 5月25日在阿拉伯防御论坛上发布，照片在建筑物内显示出两座新的8×8熔岩，在一个身份不明的位置。一个人清楚地用鸡肉3030炮塔，在右侧配有防坦克发射器的炮弹。沙特阿拉伯是唯一一个已知有订购这种车辆和炮塔组合的国家。 John Cockrill（以前CMI）宣传了抗坦克导弹（ATGM）系统，该系统与其CockRill 3000 Modulartet系列一起使用，如刺刀130.单身或双发射器可用，后者可以附加到夹车机3030中，使用激光引导系统安装在炮塔右侧的发射器上方。
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