M770 Porcupine Mine Resistant Troop Transport

The is a 6x6 heavy mine-resistant transport used to transport infantry in contested territory during low-intensity conflict.
The Porcupine is an all round armoured vehicle, with bullet-proof glass, and armour plating of titanium and carbon-nanotube inserts, resistant up to 20mm munitions. The vehicle has a V-shaped hull ideal for protecting passengers against mines and improved explosive devices, ensuring survival of the crew during ambush. The driver's cab has three seats, with a driver, commander, and gunner, operating the remote weapon system. Each side of the cab has a door, and the commander has a hatch above them. The modular hold can be arranged in multiple ways, most commonly with 16 seats for transporting infantry, with overhead stows. These can be replaced with patient litters, or removed entirely for cargo space. The main hold has six roof hatches, and a large rear loading ramp that folds down. The entire vehicle is sealed for CBRN protection. The main hold also has a number of holographic monitors for use by the passengers, to view external cameras, or battlenet systems, such as maps or drone cameras. The engine has a hydrogen ICE and is designed for handling rough terrain. The vehicle itself is amphibious, though is ill-suited for open water. 
While not a replacement for the UNSC's fleet of soft-skinned trucks, it is used for protection of personnel and materiel in low-intensity conflict areas, where soft-skinned vehicles would be vulnerable. 
Category:UNSC Vehicles