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Craig Allen delves into the history of the WMIK’s role in Iraq
A fine view of a Browning armed WMIK operating in the southern oilfields. Note the various stowage including Bergen rucksacks cam net poles and steel recovery cable on the bumper
The Weapons Mount Installation Kit or WMIK Land Rover was first produced by Ricardo back in 1999 based on the standard Wolf TUM 110.
Inspired by the US Army’s Ranger Special Operations Vehicle (RSOV), it featured a strengthened chassis and combined roll cage and weapons mount. Designed for reconnaissance and fire support, it could initially be equipped with a GPMG, HMG or a Milan Anti-Tank System with an additional GPMG provided for the commander.
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