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Hummer rolls to help families of the military - Sacramento Bee December 17, 2009
Though it may seem incongruous, one local Santa drives around Roseville in a Hummer emblazoned with military images.
Hummer vs. Wall - Car Domain (blog) December 18, 2009
And according to my Marine buddy who did two tours in Iraq, the military-spec ones are so cramped that unless you want to brain yourself while going over
Military should be wary of doing its business like Washington does - News Sentinel December 14, 2009
Before they had an opportunity to react, they were surrounded by insurgents, who fired hundreds of rounds into the Hummer at point-blank range. and more »
China Buys Hummer Brand-- Further Evidence of a Shock Doctrine Assaulted America? - OpEdNews November 23, 2009
And the deal for the production of US military vehicles has an expiration date. Will China end up making military hummers? That would surely be a sign of and more »
Don't forget Hamas, learn about neutron initiators, and learn why Chavez got a ... - theTrumpet.com December 19, 2009
Don't forget Hamas, learn about neutron initiators, and learn why Chavez got a A deal to sell its Hummer brand is also underway. The Guardian reported Friday that the British government has revised its prediction of total government and more »
Hummer assumed command of the Marine Forces Reserve and Marine Forces North during the ceremony. Darrell Moore served as acting commander until Wednesday, when Hummer became the Reserve force’s first official commander to occupy offices in the new Marine Corps Support Facility, a $110 million, state-financed compound viewed as the anchor... Steven Hummer salutes during an assumption of command ceremony Wednesday, August 10, 2011 at the Marine Corps Support Facility in Algiers. A Pennsylvania native, Hummer takes the reins of a Reserve force more than five months after his predecessor, Lt. Gen. Hummer replaces Lt. Gen.
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A: Sorry, but it ain't gonna happen. AM General does not allow the sale of "surplus" HumVees to civilains. They don't even supply parts, or maintenance support for them. See my sources website for detsils. (answered by Kiffin # 1 on July 28, 2007)
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A: Military HMMWVs have NEVER been made by the former GM subsidiary commercial Hummer brand (the naming rights of which were purchased from the real HMMWV manufacturer AM General)
Edit: You still don't have it straight. GM/Hummer/China has NOTHING to do with military HMMWVs (or Hum-Vs, we rarely call our vehicles HUmmers). AM General is not a part of GM. AM General DID manufacture H1s and H2s for GM though.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AM_General< br />
Edit: And just for the record, Humvees don't suck. They were a brilliant design and do what they were designed to do magnificently. It was our lack of imagination for future warfare and the haphazard way we tried to rectify that which lead to the Humvee getting a "sucky" reputation. (answered by Ray on October 10, 2009)
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A: You can't. Those items made for the military are used for the military and cannot be made available to the public.
http://www.drms.dla.mil/pubaff/html/demi l.html
DRMS processes property no longer required for use by the Military Services. Some of this property was designed strictly for military purposes such as weapon systems and their related components and can not be released to the general public. Items specifically designed for Military use must be destroyed or have key components removed and destroyed (demilitarized) prior to release from the Government’s control. Once destruction is accomplished the remaining residue is sold as scrap. (answered by geglefty on May 21, 2008)
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TA Then first built for US military service, the VV Hummer was ... Most all of the other versions of the US military Hummers are based on this one vehicle ...
Even as late as 2000, the trial-by-fire reputation of the military Hummer was still cited by Times journalists. Keith Bradsher writes, "the Hummer started ...
It does have excellent off-road abilities, but not on par with the real military Humvee. Another General Motors SUV will appear in 2006 with the name Hummer ...
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