Mine Resistant Vehicle

Mine Resistant Vehicles (MRVs) are a type of vehicle designed to protect military personnel from the effects of landmines and improvised explosive devices (IEDs). They are classified under the supply class Combat, Assault, and Tactical Vehicles, specifically in the wheeled category.

MRVs are built with specialized features to withstand the impact of explosions and minimize the damage caused by mines and IEDs. These vehicles typically have reinforced hulls, V-shaped bottoms, and blast-resistant materials to redirect the force of an explosion away from the occupants. They also often include advanced suspension systems and heavy-duty tires to enhance off-road capabilities.

MRVs are commonly used by military forces in conflict zones and areas where the threat of landmines and IEDs is high. They provide increased protection for troops during combat operations, patrols, and transportation missions.

In terms of supply group, MRVs fall under the category of Ground Effect Vehicles, Motor Vehicles, Trailers, and Cycles. This group encompasses a wide range of vehicles used for various purposes, including ground transportation, logistics support, and combat operations.

Overall, MRVs play a crucial role in ensuring the safety and mobility of military personnel in hostile environments where the threat of mines and IEDs is prevalent.