In the mid 1990's it was decided to replace the entire fleet of airfield crash/fire vehicles with two standard appliances, namely the Major Foam Vehicle (MFV), and the Rapid Intervention Vehicle (RIV), These trucks were to become standard issue throughout the MOD and were designed with a 20 year life- The RIV was designed as a smaller faster and more versatile foam appliance provided to supplement the MFV on larger crash lines and to operate as a stand alone vehicle to work with smaller aircraft. |
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Chassis |
Alvis/Unipower 4x4 |
Engine and transmission |
Detroit diesel with fully automatic gearbox |
Water Tank Capacity |
600 Gallons |
Foam Liquid Tank Capacity |
75 Gallons |
Foam output |
1000 Litres per minute through Roof Monitor 500 Litres per minute through Bumper Turret 450 Litres per minute through side lines (regulated) |
Secondary Media |
2 x 50 Kg Dry Powder Units |
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