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Battlefield 4 M1161 ITV
Battlefield 4 M1161 ITV
The M1161 Internally Transportable Vehicle (ITV) is a multirole fast attack vehicle. Developed by American Growler company this vehicle was also nicknamed the Growler. The American Growler company was sponsored by General Dynamics Land Systems.
Development commenced in 1999. Initial design was based on the drivetrain of the M151 MUTT jeep. The Growler was specially designed to be transported internally by the V-22 Osprey tiltrotor transport and CH-53E Super Stallion heavylift transport helicopter.
Adoption of the Growler allowed US forces to take advantage of the Osprey tiltrotor transport and its 500 km/h cruising speed. Main role of this aerial-deployable vehicle is to operate in forward areas. It can drive of the plane straight into battle. So the Growler acts as a force multiplier. Military-Today.
The M1161 Internally Transportable Vehicle (ITV) is a multirole fast attack vehicle. Developed by American Growler company this vehicle was also nicknamed the Growler. The American Growler company was sponsored by General Dynamics Land Systems.
Development commenced in 1999. Initial design was based on the drivetrain of the M151 MUTT jeep. The Growler was specially designed to be transported internally by the V-22 Osprey tiltrotor transport and CH-53E Super Stallion heavylift transport helicopter.
Adoption of the Growler allowed US forces to take advantage of the Osprey tiltrotor transport and its 500 km/h cruising speed. Main role of this aerial-deployable vehicle is to operate in forward areas. It can drive of the plane straight into battle. So the Growler acts as a force multiplier. Military-Today.
