The Come Back Alive Foundation has restored and delivered MT-LBu tracked armored fighting vehicles to the Territorial Defense Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

The Foundation reported on this.

The Territorial Defense Forces received a total of three MT-LBu multipurpose armored fighting vehicles, which are already operating on the front line.

Two of these vehicles were transferred to the 123rd Territorial Defense Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

This armored vehicle was restored with contributions to the general accounts of the Come Back Alive Foundation.

“Thanks to your donations, the units of the Territorial Defense Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine have received three more restored MT-LBs. And these armored vehicles have already been deployed to the front line,” the Foundation reported.

Ukraine’s defenders need reliable, armored, and versatile vehicles. These tracked armored multi-purpose vehicles can be used as an artillery tractor, as well as for ammunition transport or evacuation of the wounded.

“This is a cross-country and protected tracked vehicle that needed to be repaired and restored. And today, it is back in service and fully ready to perform combat missions,” the Come Back Alive Foundation noted.

Militarnyi explained the use of such vehicles in the article “MT-LB: combat chariot of the Russo-Ukrainian war.”

The Come Back Alive Foundation previously delivered 78 Toyota Land Cruiser SUVs to the 93rd Kholodnyi Yar Separate Mechanized Brigade. The donated Toyota Land Cruiser 78 SUVs are designed as medical evacuation vehicles with additional space for transporting wounded soldiers on stretchers.

The cars were purchased and re-equipped as part of the Hope Wheels initiative, a joint project of the Foundation and Tabletki.ua.

In addition to the basic advantages of high cross-country ability, all-wheel drive, and a powerful engine, the vehicles were equipped with additional heating, inverters, modern radio electronic warfare, medical devices, first aid equipment, car radios for secure communication, etc.