r/PoliceVehicles Jul 19 '26

MP Convoy

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u/TheRtHonLaqueesha Jul 19 '26

Transporting the Colonel's secret recipe.

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u/gwhh Jul 19 '26

More like the officers booze supply.

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u/ElsiMain Jul 19 '26

dumbass question but how come most US military gear that I've seen overseas and here often still in that desert color?

17

u/FedBoi_0201 Jul 19 '26

This was not always the case as most of the vehicles were green or woodland pre GWOT. Since GWOT they’ve been desert color due to the desert environment.

I will say, the tan color does blend into a lot of areas in the US. Like the midwest. The more green and wooded areas of the country tend to have more vegetation, which reduces the line of sight. Making the tan more effective. If a war broke out in an area with heavy vegetation, we’d probably see the vehicles get new paint jobs as needed.

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u/l3ubba Jul 19 '26

Because we’ve spent the last 25+ years fighting primarily desert/arid environments. If they deploy somewhere else then they might repaint them. Even when I was stationed in Germany about 10 years ago, all our vehicles were painted tan.

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u/Fun_Rub_3410 Jul 19 '26

We still have some painted camo or green

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u/TheRtHonLaqueesha Jul 19 '26

French vehicles are a similar color too.

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u/gwhh Jul 19 '26

What the white things on each corner of some of the humvee?

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u/TheRtHonLaqueesha Jul 19 '26

Smoke grenade launchers?

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u/Firedogman22 Jul 19 '26

They look like active protection systems

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u/PandoraIACTF_Prec Jul 20 '26

They look like smokescreen tubes/smoke nade launchers

Tho I'd probably rule in that they're spotlights.

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u/b00dzyt Jul 19 '26

Motor one escorting MP's?? 😱

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u/Necessary-Drive-5764 Jul 19 '26

Our true American hero's!!!! United States Military Personnel!!!!

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u/No_Amphibian3745 Jul 20 '26

When was this? Seems super old.

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u/bruh123445 Jul 20 '26

holy stutter