"COMMAND CENTER ON 53-INCH WHEELS

With the computers integrated with the other technology components via the tactical mesh, DeLozier said they will be used by professionals working in the truck to monitor live surveillance camera footage, maintain communications and perform other tasks to improve situational awareness, efficiency and productivity. They'll also be used as a component of a mobile command kit designed for situations such as surveillance operations or natural disaster response efforts. The kit includes multiple IP surveillance cameras that can be dropped in remote areas and monitored via the laptop or tablet."

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A Chevy 366 ci tall block engine that runs on gasoline or propane, with 5 total gasoline and propane fuel tanks

An armored command center with workstations for 3 to 5 people

6V/12V/propane, CNG and gasoline engine and generators, solar panels and a deployable solar generator. The truck also includes a custom food storage system and water storage for up to 120 gallons, plus purification and desalination capabilities

Other unique features include thermoregulated camouflage netting to encompass the entire truck and maintain an ambient heat signature, a welder, an air compressor, front and rear winches and a sniper platform with a 360-degree protective cage