Polaris DAGOR ultra-light truck ready for combat

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• Looks like obama doesn't think our homecoming troops are missing quite enough limbs. We won't have to worry about that now with these Humvees, will we? Thanks soetoro.

• Try ready for my garage! These will be used only by operators, who need nimble, fast vehicles for off the beaten path work. We use similar custom made stuff, as does SAS, etc. This looks pretty cool....I must have one.

• More BILLIONS spent so that our soldiers can get their limbs blown off by IMPROVISED explosive devices (as in "coffee can full of gunpowder and nails").

  We are a culture of over-teched idiots.

• A nice hit and run kinda vehicle, but not so good with land mines. And the Goat herders just love land mines, even if they have to make them from scratch.

• "The purpose-built military machine is about the size of a four-door Jeep Wrangler Unlimited, but can fit up to nine warfighters onboard: four in the cabin, four in the bed, and a roof gunner positioned in a sling seat suspended from the roll cage."

  Sounds like something designed for the enemy.
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  • Clearly a better battle wagon them Tallyboys are driving. Assuming 3 are up front that's 16 troopers to bring into a fray. At about 475 per truck too. No wonder it's taken us over ten years to come to a stalemate over there.

  • Must be great when someone farts. Probably why no doors.

• Looks good for dumping a QRF into a gunfight or even pulling out wounded. Not a recon/patrol vehicle for sure. 150K seems steep, but I guess it could do a lot of things a Blackhawk can for a whole lot less $$$$.

• I love the airless tires on that Sportsman MV 850 LE. I'll bet that idea has Goodyear and Firestone shaking in their boots.

• Doors? We don't need no Stinkin' Doors!

  On the flip side it will only be used in America to chase down those nasty pockets of conservatives for the IRS....