ISRAEL - FILE PHOTO: This undated photo provided by the Israel's Armament Development Authority Rafael March 6, 2007 shows the15 ton multi-purpose modular armored vehicle, the Golan. Rafael has won a contract to supply the U.S. Marine Corps with 60 of the state-of the-art armored vehicles for use in Iraq at a cost of 37 million U.S. dollars in May 2007. The Golan was first unveiled in September 2006 and is not used by Israeli forces. Getty Images logo Getty Images 35 months ago

ISRAEL - FILE PHOTO: This undated photo provided by the Israel's Armament Development Authority Rafael March 6, 2007 shows the15 ton multi-purpose modular armored vehicle, the Golan. Rafael has won a contract to supply the U.S. Marine Corps with 60 of the state-of the-art armored vehicles for use in Iraq at a cost of 37 million U.S. dollars in May 2007. The Golan was first unveiled in September 2006 and is not used by Israeli forces.

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