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  1. ARLINGTON, VA - NOVEMBER 02: An M-ATV Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) All TerrainVehicle is displayed outside the Pentagon November 2, 2009 in Arlington, Virginia. The vehicle is designed to replace the up-armored Humvee in Afghanistan and about 40 of them have been deployed.
  2. SAR HAWZA, AFGHANISTAN - DECEMBER 04: Children gather and watch as soldiers from the Army's Blackfoot Company 1st Battalion 501st Parachute Infantry Regiment prepare to leave in a MRAP following a patrol with the Afghan National Police (ANP) on December 4, 2009 in Sar Hawza, Afghanistan.
  3. SARHOWZA, AFGHANISTAN - DECEMBER 3: Soldiers from the Army's Blackfoot Company 1st Battalion 501st Parachute Infantry Regiment prepare to roll out of the Sarhowza District Center in an MRAP convoy on December 3, 2009 near Sarhowza, Afghanistan.
  4. U.S. Army Pfc. Vincent Davis, from Nashville, TN. , belonging to Alpha troop of the 3-71 Cavalry squadron, sits on the stairs of an MRAP vehicle after ending a dismounted patrol near the town of Baraki Barak, Logar province, Afghanistan Monday Nov. 23, 2009.
  1. A new Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehicle called the M-ATV is on display outside the Pentagon on November 2, 2009 in Washington, DC.The M-ATV is designed to replace the up-armored Humvee in Afghanistan.
  2. ARLINGTON, VA - NOVEMBER 02: A U.S. military personnel checks out an M-ATV Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) All Terrain Vehicle which is on display outside the Pentagon November 2, 2009 in Arlington, Virginia.
  3. ARLINGTON, VA - NOVEMBER 02: An M-ATV Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) All TerrainVehicle is displayed outside the Pentagon November 2, 2009 in Arlington, Virginia. The vehicle is designed to replace the up-armored Humvee in Afghanistan and about 40 of them have been deployed.
  4. A new Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehicle called the M-ATV is on display outside the Pentagon on November 2, 2009 in Washington, DC.The M-ATV is designed to replace the up-armored Humvee in Afghanistan.
  1. SAR HAWZA, AFGHANISTAN - DECEMBER 04: Sgt. Michael Phillips of Hemet, CA from the Army's Blackfoot Company 1st Battalion 501st Parachute Infantry Regiment rides in a MRAP following a joint patrol with the Afghan National Police (ANP) on December 4, 2009 in Sar Hawza, Afghanistan.
  2. ARLINGTON, VA - NOVEMBER 02: U.S. Marine Corp Lt. Col. Mike Miller checks out an M-ATV Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) All Terrain Vehicle which is on display outside the Pentagon November 2, 2009 in Arlington, Virginia.
  3. A new Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehicle called the M-ATV is on display outside the Pentagon on November 2, 2009 in Washington, DC.The M-ATV is designed to replace the up-armored Humvee in Afghanistan.
  4. ARLINGTON, VA - NOVEMBER 02: An M-ATV Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) All TerrainVehicle is displayed outside the Pentagon November 2, 2009 in Arlington, Virginia. The vehicle is designed to replace the up-armored Humvee in Afghanistan and about 40 of them have been deployed.
  1. A new Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehicle called the M-ATV is on display outside the Pentagon on November 2, 2009 in Washington, DC.The M-ATV is designed to replace the up-armored Humvee in Afghanistan.
  2. SARHOWZA, AFGHANISTAN - DECEMBER 3: Soldiers from the Army's Blackfoot Company 1st Battalion 501st Parachute Infantry Regiment prepare to roll out of the Sarhowza District Center in an MRAP convoy on December 3, 2009 near Sarhowza, Afghanistan.
  3. SARHOWZA, AFGHANISTAN - DECEMBER 3: Soldiers from the Army's Blackfoot Company 1st Battalion 501st Parachute Infantry Regiment roll out of the Sarhowza District Center in an MRAP on December 3, 2009 near Sarhowza, Afghanistan.
  4. A new Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehicle called the M-ATV is on display outside the Pentagon on November 2, 2009 in Washington, DC.The M-ATV is designed to replace the up-armored Humvee in Afghanistan.
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Articles matching 'MRAP'

  1. Orlando Sentinel logo
    Military seeks added realism in combat-vehicle simulators
    2 days ago

    Buoyed by good reviews from the troops, combat-vehicle training has become a hot business for some Central Florida defense contractors. Full Article at Orlando Sentinel

  2. 'Iron Curtain' Active Protection System
    3 days ago

    DARPA in November 2009 awarded Mustang Technologies a contract to integrate Iron Curtain with its Crosshairs counter-shooter system for tests on an MRAP. Full Article at Science Fiction in the News

  3. Stars and Stripes logo
    Welcome home 172nd Infantry Brigade: With Iraq violence down, 2-28 focused on training, rebuilding
    3 days ago

    Editor’s note: Lt. Col. John Reynolds, commander of Task Force 2-28, was the only battalion commander from the 172nd who did not provide an interview to Stars and Stripes for the Welcome Home publication. Full Article at Stars and Stripes

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    Whispering ghosts, raging Buffaloes
    3 days ago

    This year, the number of casualties suffered by US troops in Afghanistan from improvised explosive devices, or IEDs, was 255, at the time we went to press. Full Article at The National Newspaper

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Quotes matching 'MRAP'

  1. Their primary focus was just trying to kill everyone around that MRAP
    SOURCE: Mudville Gazette 18 hours ago
  2. The coalition improves the armour and protection of its vehicles and the Taliban makes bigger and better IEDs. So far, it’s difficult to say who’s winning. The troops hate these vehicles. They’re underpowered, crowded and uncomfortable for the crews and very difficult to manoeuvre particularly in the na...
    SOURCE: The National Newspaper 3 days ago
  3. Right now we have the money in the budget I believe for 5,000 or 6,000 MRAP all-terrain vehicles. With the additional forces that are being sent in, we are probably going to recommend increasing that number to protect those troops to about 10,000
    SOURCE: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 4 days ago
  4. It handles really well. Some of those parts [in the road course] an MRAP would have gotten stuck in. They solved these problems with the M-ATV.
    SOURCE: Soldier of Fortune 5 days ago
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