MRAP variants must be programmed and planned for non-recurring engineering requirements over time, aligned with the network, mission command and tactical data radio modernization strategy.

The LAUSD was recently in possession of grenade launchers, too, but has decided to give those back. The MRAP? That they’re keeping, along with a reported 60 M16 riffles.

The MRAP were based on a tradition of vehicles made in Israel and South Africa who had faced similar threats over the years although not to the level the U.S. has in their operations since 2001.

In March 2010, DOD selected defense contractor Oshkosh Corp. to build an all-terrain version of the MRAP, designed to move in the mountainous terrain of Afghanistan.

USACE MRAP crews have a singular mission -- to bring people back safely from their missions. In the past year, the South District's MRAP capabilities have expanded beyond being Kandahar-centric.

Are Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehicles the answer to Explosively Formed Penetrators, the armor-piercing bombs that are becoming increasingly common in Iraq? The vast majority of IEDs ...

The BAE Systems Caiman is a six-wheeled, 18-ton Mine Resistant Ambush Protected vehicle, or MRAP, equipped with the best in Tensylon composite armor, stations for any manned or unmanned weapons ...

Amber waves of grain, apple pie, and mine-resistant ambush-protected (MRAP) vehicles. After all, assures Pulaski County Sheriff Michael Gayer, "the United States of America has become a war zone." ...

The MRAP vehicle spawns in several spots distributed across Al Mazrah in Warzone 2 DMZ. In order to access it, you must have one MRAP key, without which operating the vehicle is impossible.

The MRAP-ATV will be able to traverse Afghanistan's rougher terrain as the original MRAPs purchased tended to be large, heavy vehicles that found it easier to use the roads in Iraq.

The MRAP replaced the Humvee as the ideal military vehicle in Iraq. But the MRAP isn't suited for war in Afghanistan. Enter its smaller sibling, the M-ATV.

MRAP remains an option as Iowa City Police borrow Linn County's BearCat Since Kunkel does not plan on getting rid of the MRAP, the sheriff's office is likely to continue using it if needed.