Full Tracked Complex Obstacle Breacher

Full Tracked Complex Obstacle Breachers (FTCOB) are specialized vehicles used by military forces for combat, assault, and tactical operations. They are classified under the supply class Combat, Assault, and Tactical Vehicles, specifically in the supply group Ground Effect Vehicles, Motor Vehicles, Trailers, and Cycles.

FTCOBs are designed to overcome complex obstacles on the battlefield, such as anti-vehicle ditches, berms, and other barriers that may impede the movement of military vehicles. These obstacles can pose a significant threat to the success of military operations, and FTCOBs are specifically built to breach them.

FTCOBs are equipped with various features and capabilities to accomplish their mission. They typically have a tracked chassis, which provides excellent mobility and traction on different types of terrain. They are often armored to protect the crew from enemy fire and improvised explosive devices (IEDs).

The primary function of FTCOBs is to breach obstacles using specialized equipment. This can include mine plows, dozer blades, or other attachments that can clear a path through obstacles. Some FTCOBs may also be equipped with mine rollers or mine-clearing line charges to neutralize explosive devices.

These vehicles are operated by highly trained personnel who are skilled in obstacle breaching techniques and tactics. They work closely with other combat units to ensure the safe and efficient movement of military forces during operations.

In summary, Full Tracked Complex Obstacle Breachers are specialized combat vehicles used to overcome complex obstacles on the battlefield. They are part of the Combat, Assault, and Tactical Vehicles supply class and the Ground Effect Vehicles, Motor Vehicles, Trailers, and Cycles supply group.