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Logistic Vehicle Modernization Project - Replacing everything from LUVW to SHLVW


US looking at a comfortable ISV.

Looks a lot like one of our LUV candidates.

A Milverado 3500 HD hybrid with lots of exportable power.
The LUV Is a different program. It was conceived shortly after the ISV adoption.

They have both conventional and hybrid options, as there are several concerns about hybrid batteries in military vehicles

As @Furniture notes above it’s basically the CUCV, 5/4 type setup. Stuff the Colorado ZR2 frame isn’t suited for. As well as a much better platform for motorizing folks in northern climates that the open design of the ISV isn’t ideal for.

While there are closed cab designs for the ISV they drop the personnel carriage to 4 or less.
 

Roshel's new idea.

A pickup truck that you can armour to STANAG Level 2 in two hours.

Based on the Ford series trucks.
 

Roshel's new idea.

A pickup truck that you can armour to STANAG Level 2 in two hours.

Based on the Ford series trucks.
Again - drive train, suspension and tires need to be able to move this and not be underpowered
 
Again - drive train, suspension and tires need to be able to move this and not be underpowered

Build that capability in from the get go. The difference between slapping some sandbags and tracks on the outside in the field to an already stressed system and bringing the vehicle up to the GVWR once the armour has been added.

The big issue, to my mind, is what you put in the back.

If you have a 2 tonne pickup and you add 1 tonne of armour you now only have a 1 tonne pickup. Plan accordingly.
 
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