MRAP's are armored fighting vehicles used by the armed forces to survive IED and ambush attacks. They weigh 14+ tons, and the ground can support them in most areas.
Terrain and weather are the mett-tc factors at the root of the question, "can the ground support the weight of a mine resistant armor protected mrap vehicle?"
Terrain and weather are the mett-tc factors at the root of the question, "can the ground support the weight of a mine resistant armor protected mrap vehicle?"
Terrain and weather are the mett-tc factors at the root of the question, "can the ground support the weight of a mine resistant armor protected mrap vehicle?"
Terrain and weather are the mett-tc factors at the root of the question, "can the ground support the weight of a mine resistant armor protected mrap vehicle?"
Terrain and weather are the mett-tc factors at the root of the question, "can the ground support the weight of a mine resistant armor protected mrap vehicle?"
Terrain and weather are the mett-tc factors at the root of the question, "can the ground support the weight of a mine resistant armor protected mrap vehicle?"
Terrain and weather are the mett-tc factors at the root of the question, "can the ground support the weight of a mine resistant armor protected mrap vehicle?"
Terrain and weather are the mett-tc factors at the root of the question, "can the ground support the weight of a mine resistant armor protected mrap vehicle?"
Terrain and weather are the mett-tc factors at the root of the question, "can the ground support the weight of a mine resistant armor protected mrap vehicle?"
Terrain and weather are the mett-tc factors at the root of the question, "can the ground support the weight of a mine resistant armor protected mrap vehicle?"
Terrain and weather are the mett-tc factors at the root of the question, "can the ground support the weight of a mine resistant armor protected mrap vehicle?"
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