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  • initialism military, US Light Medium Tactical Vehicle

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Examples

  • White House, Tenn., died in Habbaniyah, Iraq on March 23, when an improvised explosive device detonated near his LMTV followed by enemy small arms fire during combat operations.

    Gulf War II 2006

  • There's media with me on my airplane, on my LMTV, the truck I'm moving around with.

    CNN Transcript Jan 1, 2006 2006

  • Hence the reason we were driving an LMTV also known as a big freaking truck.

    The Blog of War Matthew Currier Burden 2006

  • There was not enough stopping distance between the vehicles causing the LMTV to swerve off the road and turn over, causing the death of three soldiers.

    Gulf War II 2003

  • There's media with me on my airplane, on my LMTV, the truck we're moving around with.

    CNN Transcript Sep 11, 2005 2005

  • One of the quick reaction forces rolled out of Camp Eagle about at 2200 hours with Humvees, Bradleys and a couple big LMTV trucks.

    Archive 2004-04-01 2004

  • One afternoon, Nick was manning the gun turret of a light-medium tactical vehicle (LMTV), guarding the tail of a convoy.

    JSOnline.com 2009

  • The LRAD 500X can be mounted on a variety of military vehicles including the HMMWV, LMTV, FMTV and MRAP, providing soldiers the critical capability of clearly broadcasting information, instructions and warnings to distances in excess of 2,000 meters from within their vehicles.

    Creekside 2009

  • "The LMTV is very useful, because it is so versatile," he explained, pointing out the five high-water trucks in the motor pool at his armory.

    THE IRATE NATION 2008

  • Talent added that LMTV drivers know and follow their safety guidelines when driving through high water.

    THE IRATE NATION 2008

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