A Hungarian designed and reconditioned "Botond" all terrain military truck from WW2, manufactured at the time in the Raba factory in the city of Győr.

Hungarian Botond Truck

2009, Gun failed during ordnance tests involving new fuses&amp;shells. cut, and paste of news story :&quot;SEOUL — One researcher was killed and five injured when a field gun exploded Thursday during a test at a South Korean firing range, the Defense Ministry said.&quot;

A spokesman said a 40-year-old official from the state-run Agency for Defence Development (ADD) died and five other researchers were in hospital, two of them in serious condition.

A 31-year-old suffered injuries to both arms and a 36-year-old was badly injured by shrapnel, officials said. Three others were slightly hurt.

The accident happened during the testing of a fuse for shells for a 155mm howitzer. Ministry and agency officials were investigating the exact cause of the blast at Pocheon, 40 kilometres (25 miles) northeast of Seoul.

A spokesman for the Defense Acquisition Program Administration, which oversee ADD, said the explosion happened after the researchers inserted the fuse into a shell for testing.

The fuse was part of a new batch of shells to be produced, the spokesman said, adding the explosion came after the sixth shell to be fired was loaded into the howitzer.