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28/4/22
Changing skins on an armored pickup , just sounds a solution in search of a problem, when money is no object. I find it hard to imagine where you would need to change from Toyota to Ford skin and think you are incognito because you switched . But i do inderstand how they came to it , its much easyer to build a well protected armored vehicle from scratch than work around off the shelf pickup that was built for half the weight you will end up with.
28/4/22
If you mean the ISV, it’s required to carry a 9 man squad. No Polaris can carry 9.
28/4/22
Mr. T (MrT4) said:Changing skins on an armored pickup , just sounds a solution in search of a problem, when money is no object.
Money allways is a problem.
Mr. T (MrT4) said:I find it hard to imagine where you would need to change from Toyota to Ford skin and think you are incognito because you switched .
Its the other way round. You drive a Ford disguised as a Toyota.
That is a thing. In allmost any theatre outside of Europe and North America there are lots of unsuspicious vehicles that can blend into the local traffic needed. This is currently a major problem for most western nations who are involved in missions abroad.
Once the number of vehicles needed goes up to a certain point it makes sense to design and build a common armored cassis that gets disguised by simple parts.
Its a major problem to re build off the shelf trucks to disguised protected vehicles. A lot of parts a non standard. In theatre repair and maintenance is a real proplem. While Toyota parts might be available the wear and tear parts of the protected vehicles have been largely replaced. Having a standard chassis with standard parts in the supply chain would make it much easier and cheaper to maintain a fleet.
28/4/22
More tank busting golf cart action; one destroyed, more in action:
#Ukraine: A curious buggy (all terrain vehicle) armed with a Stugna-P anti-tank guided missile was recently destroy... https://t.co/bSWh8Cc5Rd
Read more from Twitter28/4/22
Perhaps The Drive has been following our thread? Posted 1hr ago
https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/ukrainian-battle-buggies-are-out-to-kill-russian-tanks
29/4/22
A MK. 47 AGL mounted on the back of our Gator would be an excellent groundhog chaser.
30/4/22
Personnel of the Ukrainian 24th Mechanized Brigade with a "ANTIDRONE KVSG-3" drone jammer. #Ukraine #Russia https://t.co/WI5XZ7OcI6
Note the drone jammer is paired with a Krinkov, perhaps foreshadowing the PDW + Drone Jammer future (or likely just a coincidence)