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Military Vehicle Driving Experience	Product code: 1022222

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The chance to drive a unique selection of military vehicles.

This superb venue offers a huge range of miltary vehicle driving, and this experience will get you behind the wheel of an Armoured Personnel Carrier, a Bedford Army Lorry, and an army Landrover. You may also have the chance to drive one of the unique 'Guest Vehicles ' provided courtesy of private collectors and charities, such as a fully operational American Humvee and a 60 year old Matador Quad plus Limber and 25lb Fieldgun.

£190.85

Location

Essex (South East)

Agenda

On arrival at the venue you will meet your instructors and receive a full safety briefing. You will then be issued with full DPM coveralls and helmet which must be worn at all times. You will be split into groups of around six people and will rotate around the vehicles spending around one hour on each and driving them over the battlefield course. This experience will last around 3.5 hours.

Notes

On purchasing this experience you will be issued with a voucher valid for ten months. This experience takes places on various Saturdays throughout the year. There will be up to five other people on this experience with you. Participants must have a full UK Driving Licence which may need to be presented on the day. Minimum age is 18 years.

Customer Reviews

Sean Williams, Gravesend

I had such an amazing time on my military driving experience day. Not only did I get my hands on a Bedford Army Lorry, I also took an Armoured Personnel Carrier and a Army spec Landrover out on the battlefield. Was incredible fun!

Sylvia Kerr,

My husband has always harboured a secret desire to drive a tank so this day of driving military vehicles was the ultimate gift experience for him and was his christmas and birthday present combined. He enjoyed every second of his army activity day and I got some great pictures of him in the armoured personnel carrier.