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вЂњWe are confident that the Oshkosh CATV will enable Soldiers to efficiently move personnel and supplies in the most extreme conditions, and we look forward to getting them into the hands of the end user for testing and evaluation,вЂќ Pat Williams, Oshkosh DefenseвЂ™s vice president of U.S. Oshkosh Defense announced Monday it has been selected as one of the participants in the competitive prototyping phase for CATV and will offer a version of ST EngineeringвЂ™s Bronco 3 platform. The Army expects CATV will transport up to nine personnel and support emergency medical evacuation, command and control and general-cargo transportation missions, according to Goddettee, who added the procurement objective is for 110 vehicles and the acquisition objective is for 163. Goddette said the Army plans to spend $6.6 million on CATV research and development and $9.3 million toward procurement this fiscal year. The move to replace its SUSVs, which Goddette noted will reach obsolescence in FY вЂ23, is a key piece of the ArmyвЂ™s new Arctic strategy, released last month, that includes a call for procuring a new platform to offer improved mobility in cold-weather, mountainous conditions ( Defense Daily, March 16). The existing vehicle, Small Unit Support Vehicle (SUSV), is no longer sustainable,вЂќ Goddette said.

вЂњThe Cold Weather All-Terrain Vehicle, or CATV, will provide Arctic Warriors a modernized ground platform for extended operations and force projection in the region. William Nagy with the 725th Brigade Support Battalion (Airborne), 4th Infantry Brigade Combat Team (Airborne), 25th Infantry Division demonstrates driving techniques in a small unit support vehicle (SUSV). Tim Goddette, the ArmyвЂ™s program executive officer for combat support and combat service support, told Defense Daily the prototypes will be delivered by mid-June and will then go up to Alaska for evaluation from August through December. Rouge One: A Star Wars Story debuts in theaters worldwide December 16 th.The Army is moving ahead on its effort to field the new Cold Weather All-Terrain Vehicle (CATV) after selecting two prototype offerings, including one from a team of Oshkosh Defense and SingaporeвЂ™s ST Engineering, with plans to award a production contract in the third quarter of fiscal year 2022. A garage wench lowers the ladders down from the belly, and the eyes, which look a bit like Knight Rider, are red LED lights.вЂќ вЂњThe strangest things we used in the build were woks for the guns, and there are bathroom handrails and paella pans in there, too. вЂњI use eBay to buy pieces for all of my projects, so sourcing materials wasn't a problem,вЂќ said Furze. Using a Hasbro AT-ACT toy, stills from the film, and online renderings as guides, Colin roped in two friends to help him construct the beast, which is among his biggest projects to date. вЂњSo when eBay came to me about building a Star Wars play den made entirely from products sourced from the site, I was definitely up for it.вЂќ вЂњI've seen all the Star Wars filmsВ and I'm a bit of a fan myself,вЂќ says Furze, who rose to fame filming the projects he builds in his garage. This massive playhouse version, complete with moving head and guns, drop-down ladders, and a play space in the undercarriage, is the result of a collaboration between eBay and YouTube personality Colin Furze.Д«uilt in Colin's garage workshop just six weeks before being secretly erected in Harvey's garden, the playhouse was a surprise Christmas present for Harvey, who is also a Colin Furze superfan. The AT-ACTВ вЂ“ an All-Terrain Armored Cargo Transport вЂ“ appears in the new film Rogue One: A Star Wars Story and is a sister vehicle to the four legged AT-AT, first seen in The Empire Strikes Back. Instead, he's got a fifteen-foot-tall, twenty-foot-long giant AT-ACT playhouse in his backyard with tons of Star Wars toys hidden in its belly.

Unlike most young fans though, Harvey doesn't need to add a lightsaber or Lego Death Star to his Christmas list.

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With a new movie on the horizon, Star Wars fever is in full effect, and like many young people, six-year-old Harvey from Peterborough, England loves everything about George Lucas' film series.

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