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On 19 January , a U. It is unknown whether the gunner was killed by the explosion or by the vehicle when it rolled over after the blast. The vehicle's v-hull was not compromised.
The crew compartment also appeared to be uncompromised, and the three other crew members inside the vehicle survived; one with a shattered left foot, a broken nose and several broken teeth; one with a fractured foot; and the third physically unharmed. On 6 May , eight soldiers had been reported killed in the thousands of MRAPs in Iraq, according to the news service. Michael Mullen, chairman of the. General Rick Lynch, who commanded a division in Baghdad, told the ton MRAPs have forced insurgents to build bigger, more sophisticated bombs to knock out the vehicles.
Those bombs take more time and resources to build and set up, which gives U. Forces a better chance of catching the insurgents in the act and stopping them. According to Marinetimes. In , the US acknowledged that was operating an advanced armored personnel carrier captured in Iraq. The MRAP program is similar to the 's program. The MRAP program's lack of a common design presents a potential wartime logistic challenge, but others saw the diversity of MRAP vehicles as an advantage.
The vehicle's weight and size severely limits its mobility off main roads, in urban areas, and over bridges, as 72 percent of the world's bridges cannot hold the MRAP. Its heft restricts transport by cargo aircraft or amphibious ships. Transportation Command. In December , the Marine Corps reduced its request from 3, vehicles to 2, In January , were flown into Afghanistan, increasing to a month in February, but the goal of 1, a month was scaled back, because of difficulties in distribution and training drivers.
The solicitation asked to give the Joint Program Management Office greater flexibility. The two qualified designs were an upgraded, originally designed by Armor Holdings which was later acquired by BAE Systems, and the, a combined effort between Ideal Innovations Inc, and. Both of the designs weighed 40, lb or more. The paper also reported that, in addition, the Pentagon may buy some shorter, lighter MRAPs in their final batch.
A senior Pentagon official told them that 'the roads are caving in' under the weight of MRAPs and 'We want it to weigh less than it weighs now'. Joint Light Tactical Vehicle. Main article: Vehicles built as part of the MRAP program are often criticized for their bulk, which limits their ability to maneuver.
Post-war applications With the end of the and the drawdown of the, there was some question as to what to do with MRAPs, as they were designed specifically for. The Army decided they would keep them in some sort of service post-war. Of the approximately 20, MRAPs in service, 30 percent 6, will stay in brigade combat teams as troop transports and route clearance vehicles, 10 percent 2, will be used for training, and 60 percent 12, will go into storage.
MRAPs are to be superseded by the when it enters service in It still may be used until , when the JLTV is in use in sufficient numbers. As of that date, 27, MRAP vehicles of all types had rolled off the assembly lines of seven manufacturers, and 12, vehicles were still in the Afghanistan theater of operations, about were sold to foreign militaries, with on foreign order. The 2ID tested over 50 vehicles to see how they would be used by American troops in the region and if their capabilities were right for Korea to protect against mines buried along the.
In addition to force protection, the MRAPs provided a platform for 'mission command-on-the-move' to give commanders communications and command-and-control capabilities while moving across the battlefield. Previous combat experiences would determine how to best use the vehicles in South Korea.
Integration into 2ID formations was to take less than a year, with positioning on the front line the following year. The vehicles were returned to the Army fleet management system for use in more suitable regions. The logistical and financial task of bringing all the vehicles back to the U. Several countries have reportedly shown interest, but none have signed agreements. The cost of buying them would include shipping them out of Afghanistan themselves. Forces will have to resort to destroying the vehicles before they leave the country.
In September , the U. MRAPs for increased force protection, conducting humanitarian assistance operations, and protecting vital international commercial trade routes and critical infrastructure.
Withdrawal in , but many were captured by ISIL during the, and subsequently destroyed later by American air strikes. The vehicles will likely be transferred, rather than sold, as excess defense articles and be drawn from the U.
Of the vehicles, will go to Iraqi Security Forces, while 25 will be given to Kurdish forces. Post-war reductions As of September , the had 3,—3, MRAP vehicles and planned to reduce their inventory to 1,—1, due to sequestration budget cuts, but then increased that number to 2, vehicles in May In , the U.
Government planned to keep about 5, of M-ATVs, with some vehicles for.
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