Lest you think this was a waste of your tax dollars, the vehicle was constructed in spare time entirely with materials from the DRMO (Defense Reutilization and Marketing Office) -- essentially our local junkyard. They pieced together the parts from at least two discarded humvees. Not too shabby!
Tuesday, August 29, 2006
One man's trash is another man's treasure
I've commented in previous posts about the guys in the motor pool who have been working on building a "stretch humvee" in their spare time. Normal humvees seat four: this one seats six, and will be a gift to the commanding general.
Yesterday they completed the project, save a canvas roof which they're working on with some donated material. It runs smoothly and quietly. It has a nice big turning radius, too! Here's a picture of their creation (yeah, that's me in the driver's seat). I'm glad I got to see the project get finished before heading off.
Lest you think this was a waste of your tax dollars, the vehicle was constructed in spare time entirely with materials from the DRMO (Defense Reutilization and Marketing Office) -- essentially our local junkyard. They pieced together the parts from at least two discarded humvees. Not too shabby!
Lest you think this was a waste of your tax dollars, the vehicle was constructed in spare time entirely with materials from the DRMO (Defense Reutilization and Marketing Office) -- essentially our local junkyard. They pieced together the parts from at least two discarded humvees. Not too shabby!
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