Royal mount with optional 50 caliber
Jordanian Stallion ready for peacekeeping duty
All the king's horses include this "Stallion," a 4x4-wheeled, all-welded armored scout car with optional 50-caliber weapon station designed and built by the King Abdullah II Design and Development Bureau (KADDB) in Amman Jordan.
The cozy three-seater was designed to be used by peacekeepers, "internal security," and what looks like divot repair out on the Bisharat back nine.
KADDB was established by Royal Decree in 1999 to supply "independent, high-quality, scientific, and technical services" to the Jordanian armed forces and to help the nation in creating a sustainable industrial base along the way.
The Stallion (PDF) reportedly evolved from the Ferret 4x4, manufactured formerly by Alvis. It's reportedly powered by a Toyota 4-cylinder diesel with a top speed of 74 mph and a range of 373 miles.
Note the wiper on the skylight. Class.