Vehicular Utility Module

Vehicular Utility Modules (VUMs) are specialized modules designed for Combat, Assault, and Tactical Vehicles that are wheeled. They fall under the supply class of Combat, Assault, and Tactical Vehicles, Wheeled, which is part of the larger supply group called Ground Effect Vehicles, Motor Vehicles, Trailers, and Cycles.

VUMs are modular components that can be attached to vehicles to enhance their utility and functionality in various combat and tactical situations. These modules are designed to provide additional capabilities and features to the vehicles they are installed on.

Some common examples of Vehicular Utility Modules include:

1. Communication and Command Modules: These modules are equipped with advanced communication systems, allowing for improved coordination and command capabilities in the field.

2. Armament and Weapon Systems Modules: These modules are designed to integrate additional armament and weapon systems onto the vehicle, enhancing its offensive capabilities.

3. Medical and Evacuation Modules: These modules are equipped with medical equipment and facilities, allowing for the transportation and treatment of injured personnel in the field.

4. Reconnaissance and Surveillance Modules: These modules are equipped with advanced sensors, cameras, and communication systems, enabling the vehicle to perform reconnaissance and surveillance missions.

5. Cargo and Logistics Modules: These modules provide additional storage space and logistical support, allowing for the transportation of supplies, equipment, and personnel.

It's important to note that the specific features and capabilities of Vehicular Utility Modules can vary depending on the requirements and specifications of the vehicles they are designed for.