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<p>The first prototypes of the MAZ-537 were built in 1958 and series production was launched in 1960. The new vehicle incorporated an engine developing 525hp at 2100rpm-a very high figure for that time, evev armoured vehicle and tanks had ofer fewer hp-and many significant changes in the fuel supply, cooling system and lubrication which made a complete redsign of the engine compartment covers and louvers necessary. Nearly all components of the frame and chassis were reinforced as well increasing the total weight to 21.6tons (total gross weight 87tons) allowing a load of up to 50 tons to be towed.</p> <p>The first series of the MAZ-537 remained in production in Minsk until 1964 before it was shifted to Kurgan Factory as was done with the MAZ-535 before</p>

<p>Oshkosh's M-ATV was developed as an anti-mine anti-ambush vehicle (MRAP) to compete with the US Army's M-ATV program, meaning an all-terrain anti-mine anti-ambush vehicle. Research and development in the Wisconsin division. It is designed to be more protective than the earlier MRAP, and the vehicle is heavier, but with a deliberate maneuverability, mainly used to replace the Army's M1114 Hummer ATV.</p> <p>The M-ATV uses the TAK-4 universal independent suspension modified from the MTVR tactical truck, using an armored body similar to the JLTV. With a V-shaped vehicle bottom, it can protect the occupants well when attacked by mines or IEDs. The tires have a central charge and discharge system (CTIS). Even if the two tires lose pressure during driving, they can still make M- The ATV travels at least 30 miles at 30 mph. Even if the engine of the car receives a 7.62 mm bullet, it can still drive for at least one kilometer if the oil and cooling system are small. The Stat-X engine fire suppression system provides further protection.</p>

<p>M270 MLRS (M270 Multiple Launch Rocket System, often abbreviated as M270 MLRS) is a feature armored self-propelled multiple rocket launcher weapon system. Since 1983, the U.S. military first used the M270 rocket launchers, NATO member states have begun to adopt a number of M270, and gradually become NATO standard weapons. After the United States and European countries produced a total of approximately 1,300 units of M270 and about 700,000 branch rocket. When in 2003, after delivery of the last batch of the Egyptian Army M270, M270 officially discontinued.Among them, the German army active duty 50 vehicles, 202 vehicles used for backup.</p>