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Polish Army vehicles getting Rolls-Royce engines

Rolls-Royce AG announces it is supplying MTU 106 series engines for Polish Army vehicles.

By Richard Tomkins
A Jelcz all-terrain vehicle powered by a MTU series 106 engine. Photo courtesy of Rolls-Royce AG
A Jelcz all-terrain vehicle powered by a MTU series 106 engine. Photo courtesy of Rolls-Royce AG

Sept. 21 (UPI) -- Rolls-Royce AG is to supply MTU series 106 engines to Polish vehicle manufacturer Jelcz beginning this year.

The 500 engines will power Jelcz's four-wheel drive 442.32 all-terrain vehicles for the Polish Army, Rolls-Royce said. Nine hundred of the series 106 engines are already powering vehicles in operation with Poland's Army.

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"We are delighted at having succeeded, once again, in convincing Jelcz of the benefits of MTU engines," Knut Müller, head of Marine and Government Business at MTU, said in a press release. "The fact that Jelcz has now ordered a total of 1,400 of our engines for its vehicles is proof positive of the superb, close collaboration between our two companies."

Rolls-Royce said its type 6R 106 TD21 is a six-cylinder engine. It features high-power density and simplicity of maintenance. It is also unaffected by electro-magnetic impulses and can run on aviation fuel if necesary.

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