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Husky Medium Tactical Supply Vehicle/

Maxx-Pro MXT-MVA (Armored)

Husky Medium TSV

Specifications

Country of Origin/Used by:	USA - MXT/MVA UK - Husky Medium TSV
First Produced/Service Dates:	MXT/MVA = 2008 Husky = 2010
Manufactured by:	ND Defense, LLC. (was Navistar Defense/International Military and Government, LLC.)
Crew:	4
Armament:	(1) 7.62mm GPMG (Can be mounted on Remote Weapon System)
Engine:	8-Cylinder Turbo-Diesel (International VT365)
Miscellaneous Info:	The MXT-MVA was Navistar Defense's entry for the US Military's M-ATV program; the purpose of which was the development of a lighter, but more protected vehicle when compared to the MRAP's then in service.  The MXT-MVA was not selected for the M-ATV vehicle and was not produced for the US Military.  However, the British Military selected the MXT-MVA for their Medium Tactical Supply Vehicle (TSV), and named it Husky. Other classes of UK vehicles in their TSV arsenal are the Wolfhound Heavy TSV and Coyote Light TSV.  The Husky TSV is available in four (4) configurations/variants: , Command, Heavy Weapons, Recovery and Utility Vehicle.
Data Sheet Available:	None Available

Photos

Reference	Source/Provider
Husky Medium TSV Photos	Peter Bryant - Salisbury, UK
Husky Medium TSV Photos	Clive Elliott - Editor of The Shorland Site
Husky Medium TSV Photos	Navistar Defense
Husky Medium TSV Photos	Ian Young - Great Britain
Husky Medium TSV Photos	UK Ministry of Defence (Crown Copyright)
MaxxPro MXT-MVA Sales Brochure	Navistar Defense
MaxxPro MXT-MVA (Initial Vehicle) Photos	The David Haugh Collection
MaxxPro MXT-MVA Photos	Navistar Defense
MaxxPro MXT-MVAPhotos	Marius van Aardt - South Africa
MaxxPro MXT-MVA Photos	Ian Young

References Available

Online

Printed

Reference	Author
"Afghan Wheels and Tracks" (December 2020 Issue of Classic Military Vehicle Magazine)	Craig Allen
"British Husky" (May 2012 Issue of Military Machines International Magazine)	Carl Schulze
"Exercise Pashtun Dagger" (May 2011 Issue of Military Machines International Magazine)	Geoff Fletcher
"Exercise Pashtun Dawn"  (January 2012 Issue of Military Machines International Magazine)	Geoff Fletcher
"Reaping the Benefits"  (February 2011 Issue of Military Machines International Magazine)	Kuno Gross
"Tactical Support Dog" (July 2020 Issue of Airfix Model World Magazine)	Christian Lupu

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