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14. Buffalo Mine Protected Vehicle

Buffalo Mine-Protected Clearance Vaehicle Overview The Buffalo Mine-Protected Clearance Vehicle, produced by Force Protection, Inc., entered service in 2003 with a value of about $10 million. As the largest vehicle from Force Protection, the Buffalo is tailored for mine clearance and explosive ordnance disposal, boasting advanced protective features. This six-wheel titan provides centerline-mine protection for both body and wheels. With fifteen inches of ground clearance, it navigates harsh terrain while maintaining operational effectiveness.
The Buffalo Mine-Protected Clearance Vehicle is built for exceptional performance in grueling conditions. Key features include:
Fuel Capacity: 85 gallons
Dimensions: 13 feet tall and 27 feet long
Engine: Mack ASET AI-400
Mine Detection: Husky Mine-Detection systems to identify and evade IEDs and landmines
These attributes make the Buffalo an indispensable asset for securing safe routes through hazardous zones.

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AtlasRipple · 07/14/2025

Latency considerations are implicit.

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Makes me rethink assumptions. You too?

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Prepares for observability layering.

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Embedded respect for constraints.

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