HMMWV Platoon (TUBX14)Contains six plastic HMMVW utility vehicles and one HMMVW crew sprue. The US divisions organised under the light division structure, such as the 82nd Airborne, had one reconnaissance squadron with one light cavalry troop mounted in wheeled vehicles. These had initially been jeeps, but by 1985 had been replaced by the new High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle (HMMWV), ‘Humvee’ or ‘Hummer’ as it quickly became known to the troops. Check out the HMMWV Platoon in the Online Store... The United States has the most powerful armed forces in the world. Three army corps stand ready to defend Western Europe from the red horde poised across the Iron Curtain. Armoured troops’ powerful M60 Patton tanks or state of the art M1 or IPM1 Abrams tanks, mechanized infantry mounted in reliable M113 personnel carriers, and light infantry of the 82nd Airborne all stand ready to stop the red tide. Stripes: US Forces In World War III... Each troop had three variants of the HMMWV armaments carrier available, 14 with .50 cal machine-guns or 40mm Mk 19 grenade launchers, and eight mounting Improved TOW anti-tank missiles. A light cavalry troop is organised into six scout sections of four HMMWV vehicles, one armed with a M2 .50 cal machine-gun, one with a 40mm Mk19 grenade launcher and one or two with ITOW launchers. The excellent mobility of the HMMWV vehicle proved them ideal scouts. HMMWV-M2 HMMWV-MK19 HMMWV-TOW HMMWV Stinger Painting MERDC You can find out all about the distinctive MERDC camouflage pattern here... And we have a set of templates to help paint MERDC camouflage here... HMMWV Box Contents HUMVEE Sprue (x6) Unit Cards HMMWV-TOW HMMWV Scout Section HMMWV Cavalry Troop HQ HMWV-TOW HMMWV Scout Section HMMWV Machine Gun Platoon HMMWV SAM Section HMMWV Observation Post HMMWV Transport Light Attack Company HQ HMMWV Light Attack Platoon HMMWV Fire Support Platoon 9th Motor HMMWV Scout Section Assembling the HMMWV
