According to the results of last year’s state tests, a new command vehicle was allowed to operate by the Armed Forces.

ArmyInform News Agency reports.

This is a command vehicle with a command trailer MSh-PSh based on the Bogdan/ MAZ-63172 chassis.

MSh-PSh is to ensure round-the-clock work and rest of the operational staff of control points in the absence or destruction of developed life support infrastructure.

To work round the clock, regardless of the season and time of day, the vehicle is equipped with a heater, air conditioning, ventilation system, telecommunication equipment, as well as a generator and battery.

The vehicle has two modules: a command module on a cargo chassis and a separate command trailer.

Container walls in modules of permanent volume, floor and roof are made of sandwich panels mounted on a metal frame. Inside, the modules are separated by sealed partitions into two parts – the engine room and the working room.

The modules are equipped with hydraulic loading and unloading devices, which allows loading (unloading) of modules from the vehicle and trailer base chassis without the involvement of third-party loading equipment.

The process of lifting modules to the maximum height can be carried out both in automatic mode in 10 minutes, and mechanically in manual mode in 20 minutes. The maximum lifting height is 1.7 meters.

The furniture needed to equip workplaces for controls is concentrated inside the vehicle body and fixed in the transport position. In fact, it remains only to unlock the latches, dock the slots of the desks and place the chairs. On average, the entire process takes no more than 20 minutes. In total, 6 jobs can be deployed.

In the trailed module of the new command vehicle, which was allowed to operate in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, it is possible to deploy 6 places for comfortable rest of the personnel. Sleeping spaces in the transport position are securely attached to the walls of the module. Below them are three voluminous boxes for storing personal belongings and equipment.

The main area has a table, as well as appliances for a comfortable stay: refrigerator, TV, microwave and electric kettle. To ensure sanitary conditions, a shower cabin and a washbasin are installed in the living module. Water is supplied from a special tank located in the module room in the input group.