Army Husky Vehicle. Equipped with a machine gun, husky joins its sister vehicles wolfhound and coyote as part of the tactical support vehicle programme. Web the husky is an adaptive vehicle system, producible in 4, 6, or 8 wheels variants for different mission requirements.
HUSKY Armored Military Vehicle The Armored Group
Web the husky is an adaptive vehicle system, producible in 4, 6, or 8 wheels variants for different mission requirements. The vehicle is 6.4m long, 2.5m tall and 2.4m wide and weighs 15,300lb. Web the husky has been designed for a range of missions, including transporting food, water and ammunition, and acting as a command vehicle at headquarters. Combat proven around the world since the early 1980s, the husky is a unique landmine and ied. Equipped with a machine gun, husky joins its sister vehicles wolfhound and coyote as part of the tactical support vehicle programme. Web the husky vehicle mounted mine detector (vmmd), previously known as chubby, is a wheeled landmine detection and route clearance system produced by dcd protected mobility (dcd), a part of dcd group. The vehicle was originally developed for the south african army in the 1970s. It can accommodate four people, including the driver and a commander. Powered by a 600 hp caterpillar. Each husky has a detection array mounted under the.
Equipped with a machine gun, husky joins its sister vehicles wolfhound and coyote as part of the tactical support vehicle programme. Web the husky has been designed for a range of missions, including transporting food, water and ammunition, and acting as a command vehicle at headquarters. Web the husky is an adaptive vehicle system, producible in 4, 6, or 8 wheels variants for different mission requirements. Equipped with a machine gun, husky joins its sister vehicles wolfhound and coyote as part of the tactical support vehicle programme. Combat proven around the world since the early 1980s, the husky is a unique landmine and ied. The vehicle is 6.4m long, 2.5m tall and 2.4m wide and weighs 15,300lb. Web the husky vehicle mounted mine detector (vmmd), previously known as chubby, is a wheeled landmine detection and route clearance system produced by dcd protected mobility (dcd), a part of dcd group. It can accommodate four people, including the driver and a commander. Powered by a 600 hp caterpillar. The vehicle was originally developed for the south african army in the 1970s. Each husky has a detection array mounted under the.
