Rosenbauer Airwolf

==About==
The Airwolf is an apparatus model built by Rosenbauer, and designed for for rapid-intervention, airfield support, and aircraft rescue & firefighting. It uses commercial chassis as the base. The Airwolf also has a wildland/urban interface counterpart, the Timberwolf. It is currently available in two models: 
*Airwolf Class 2, and;
*Airwolf Class 3.
===Airwolf Class 2===
The Airwolf Class 2 is an all-purpose vehicle used in limited access areas, such as airport parking spaces.
====Specifications:====
*Commercial chassis: Ford F-550, 4×4, 2 or 4 doors
*Engine: Ford
*Engine power: 300 HP
*Body: Extruded (EXT)
*Overall length: 22 ft. 8 in.
*Overall height: 96 in.
*Pump configuration: Rear (RP3)
*Pump: Combined high volume / high pressure NH55 (500,80HP) or N (PTO), Darley port.
*Pump capacity: 500 gpm
* Water tank: 300 gallons
*Foam tank: 40 gallons
* Dry chemical tank: 500 pounds
*Foam system: FoamPro ™ (high volume), Fix-Mix ™ (high pressure) or CAFS
This Airwolf model meets the requirements for Class 2 chemicals and is NFPA 414 certified.
===Airwolf Class 3===
The Airwolf Class 3 is a short-wheelbase vehicle with a rear-mounted pump to provide enhanced fire scene visibility.
==== Specifications:====
*Commercial chassis: International 4x4, 4 doors (HV507)
*Engine: International, Cummins™
*Engine power: 330 HP
* Body: Extruded (EXT)
* Overall length: 28 ft. 11 in.
*Overall height: 10 ft. 4 in.
*Pump configuration: Rear (RP3)
*Pump type: Combined high volume / high pressure NH55 (600psi,80HP), N (PTO), or Darley (portable) 
*Pump capacity: 500 gpm
*Water tank: 500 gallons
* Foam tank: 60 gallons
*Chemical agent tank: 500 pounds
*Foam system: FoamPro ™ (high volume), Fix-Mix ™ (high pressure) or CAFS.
This Airwolf model meets the requirements for Class 3 chemicals and is NFPA 414 certified.
==Sources ==
*Rosenbauer Airwolf C2 ARFF Apparatus Brochure
*[https://www.rosenbaueramerica.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/20-RBA-0178-Airwolf_C3.pdf Rosenbauer Airwolf C3 ARFF Apparatus Brochure
*Aero-Feu, Aircraft Rescue Fire Fighting. Accessed Jan. 16, 2023
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