Military vehicles are vehicles that cover all land battles and transport vehicles, designed for or significantly used by military forces. Many military vehicles have vehicle license plates or off-road capabilities or both. Under the Geneva Conventions, all non-combat military vehicles such as field ambulances and first aid stations should be marked correctly and clearly. In theory under convention, the vehicle is then legally immune from deliberate attacks by all combatants. Subtypes that have become increasingly prominent since the late 20th century are improvised combat vehicles, and often seen in irregular battles.
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A military truck is a vehicle designed to transport troops, fuel and military equipment into the battlefield, through unpaved roads and unpaved dirt roads. Some countries have produced their own military truck models, each with its own technical characteristics. This vehicle is tailored to the needs of different troops on land. In general, the truck consists of chassis, motor, transmission, cabin, area for load placement and equipment, transmission axle, suspension, direction, tire, electric, pneumatic, hydraulic, engine cooling system, and brake. They can be operated with gasoline engines or with diesel engines, there are four-wheel drive vehicles (4x4), six wheels (6x6), eight wheels (8x8), ten wheels (10x10) and even two wheels (12x12).
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Type of military vehicle
Land battles and military transport vehicles include:
- Armored fighting vehicles (armored vehicles for battle)
- Surveillance vehicles
- Military engineering vehicles (also referred to as Combat Engineering Vehicles )
- Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft Guns (SPAAGs)/SPADS System
- Military ambulance
- Electronic warfare vehicles
- Military draisnes (light rail vehicle)
- Armored trains
- Technical (vehicle)
See also
- List of military vehicles
- List of military trucks
- Military aircraft
- Warship
References
Source of the article : Wikipedia
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