Take a look at one of the new toys at the McHenry County Sheriff's Department. Did they really buy this or work a deal with the Feds to get it from over-stock?
What rationale could MCSD possibly have for picking up one of these? Who would ride in it, anyway?
Is this what a Commanding Officer would use to respond to the scene of a violent crime?
Would he first drive to the lot in his regular assigned squad car and pick up the keys to the "special" vehicle?
What are operating costs for such a vehicle, even if it was free?
Does something like that get about 5 MPG? Or maybe 5 GPM?
Somebody's big ego was behind it. Whose?
What's the new fuel-savings plan at MCSD? Converting the gasoline engines to what? Will this gas hog be converted?
You never know who is interested…
8 months ago
2 comments:
Gus, you don't seem to get it. How will they play Army if they don't have the toys?
It's a military version of an OLD H-1 Hummer, nothing more. I would guess that they'll probably get rid of MARV and replace it with this. I also would guess it would be used as a TAC vehicle. NWH reported today that some vehicles may be converted to natural gas (read propane), which is old technology really and COULD be savings. Hard to tell.
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