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1986 M1009 Commercial Utility Cargo Vehicle (CUCV)

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Vehicle information

1983-1986 M1009 Commercial Utility Cargo Vehicle.

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CUCVs were intended to perform background roles, providing support for frontline forces, such as cargo transport, troop transport, first aid, and communications.

CUCVs are not built for direct frontline combat use, as evident by their lack of bulletproofing and protection from ordnance. Like many of the vehicle parts, the windshield, cabin glass, and body panels are civilian-grade and offer no protection from firearms or explosives.

As a result, some CUCVs were replaced in the 1980s and 1990s by the HMMWVs they were to augment.

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Special thanks to ShoyaPTM for providing the screenshots from his "Neon Moon" series.

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deora 18 Mar, 2022 @ 2:51pm

Another amazing project from you. Always had a soft spot for this generation of GMC/Chevy and especially those beefy military variants looked intimitating when rolling through 1980s west german traffic. I grew up in Frankfurt am Main which had numerous US Army Barracs and in areas near and around these barracs you would always see those, not to mention a used car dealer that sold american cars (still from eras where american cars where the size of a boat)