WHAT WAS THIS ENORMOUS TRUCK CREATED FOR IN THE 1980S? ▶ SPECIAL HEAVY-DUTY TRUCKS 3 

This was one of the few video that actually showed what you posted awesome

I saw both of the HML prototypes and the rail car version while on temporary assignment at the Nevada National test site. We used the abandoned MX building site as housing for an exercise and they were down the road parked. Spring of 1983.

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The USAF HML program was cancelled due to the START Treaty. The USAF Rail Garrison program was also cancelled at that time for the same reason.

5:07 Now that’s a truck and trailer!

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Creator here love your work. And I want one of these trucks.

Great video! The ammonia-fueled truck was fascinating - I never heard of it. Is ammonia flammable?

the Amogy truck seems like it could work if they targeted the right buyers. Companies that have large truck fleets that don't travel all over the country, but do more back Point A- Point B repeat trucking, that way they could have their own refueling stations and not need to look for 3rd party locations

4:26 'Intercontinental ballistic missile development boom' = arms race.

4:13 Is this model still in production?

How about talking about Letourneau's Overland train?

A futuristic show that i enjoyed briefly as a kid as it was too cheesy even for me.

Yes thay aquiered 11 units but probably was government paid discount at tax payers expenses

It would be interesting to see some enviromental and hazmat emergency vehicles, such as KrAZ 256B1-030, MAZ-504B, Komatsu D155W - and their modern counterparts.

actually, instead of ammonia, methanol is actually cheaper to produce, store and transport! the german engineer Roland Gumpert already has a low volume production supercar called the Nathalie which is basically a FCEV with Methanol as a LOHC i.e Liquid Organic Hydrogen Carrier

The Derman is awesome but if it's a Mercedes then it'll do all that until it's got 50,000 to 100,000 miles on it then the engine will start to fall apart like it's made of lego. But I honestly from the thumbnail I thought that HML was made for a sci-fi movie.

Put a sign on the truck, WILL PAY A DOLLAR FOR YOU TO EMPTY YOUR BLADDER INTO OUR FUEL TANK. That ought to give you a substantial source of AMMONIA !!!

first!!! i'm not sure that natural gas truck are more efficient seen that the Iveco S way 460lng (liquefied natural gas) i drove these last months was barely able to move 25 tons without being out of breathe each time a small slope appeared

I bet the decepticons would use this vehicle

The Caterpillar one looks like the Landmaster from "Damnation Alley"

The Tesla Semi truck comes out for production next month!

that first one, Durman, reminds me of the 1980's Oshkosh HEMTT. if it works, it works, I guess.

The HML looks like the origin of the Landmaster from the movie "Damnation Alley 1977" or the Arc from the TV series "ARK II 1976".

And how are vast quantities of ammonia produced?

Is that tracted cat version still in one piece somewhere???? Extremely interested 🤔?????

far as a ballistic missile carrier goes, (or cargo/any other military vehicle goes) i feel it may make a comeback but will be modular. each axle will probably have motors/breaks/power and a brain.. they'll link together like a train and have the means of linking to each other as well as a means to hold cargo like a locking rack sort of system or posts? anyhow they'll act like caterpillars with the power turning the wheels at different rates to turn to reduce the need for the systems to actually turn the wheels. of course i want to call them a "train" sort of system... the engine would be the one with a place for drivers/crew. thou since they can link together with any number of the other axle units... you could theoretically link multiple "engines" to one vehicle configuration. like a train... if that helps. the systems for whatever they carry for loading /unloading/ orientation etc... would need to be bolted/linked to the axle units in the manner to best be used. think of the axles as being drones, its why they have their own brain after all... as to be directed to act or "whatever" outside of actually being linked together. put it this way, if a vehicle gets damaged it won't be the entire vehicle. so you could unlink damaged parts and have them directed to link in a different configuration or to go somewhere for storage/repair/to get help/ etc... being able to remove damage axle units and calling in replacements could repair a vehicle and not need it to be dragged to a repair station after all...right? thou this process would take time and has a variety of issues.. it also has some benefits right? anyhow. peace.

Making a truck powered by ammonia which works perfectly well as an internal combustion fuel going with blindingly expensive fuel cells makes it seem like I don't want to produce the alternative fuel vehicle.

Is that the truck from that george peppard/Jan michel Vincent movie? Where they are an Air force missile silo crew traveling across a post WWIII nuclear bombed America?

Looks like something from the TV show space 1999

derman is tought vehicle 🥰

Zur Abholung von ET's und deren ganzem Gepäck ?? Zwar können die ja bekanntlich mit ihrem leuchtendem Zeigefinger "nach Hause telefonieren" aber bis der Abholservice von denen da ist, kann es schon ein paar Lichtminuten dauern 😂😂, darum soviel Gepäck

Wow a hook lift

Your wrong about 2 things,,natural gas powered vehicles are not as powerful as there petrol or diesel counterparts,,Also gas,,,,,in most of Europe ,,,,is much more expensive than petrol or diesel..

Amazing that all things on earth are carbon based, yet people are dumb enough to believe carbon is bad...

How much piss does it take to make ammonia.?

I am going to say, for the south pole?

It's real 4:47

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7:11 And what would happens if those Ammonia tanks ruptured?!? You do know that ammonia is toxic... Deadly toxic. So, if a crash doesn't kill you, a ruptured Ammonia tank will.

Ark II!

...Is that Mark Hamill narrating?

For the mobile MX missile system.

4:17 .. the rest is Fine, but here is the thumbnail vehicle. .. Oh, and _where_ is the Terex Titan?!? Most of these would fit in its' BED! *SIMULTANEOUSLY!*

Space mining looks like...

Looks like something out of a sifi flic

The landmaster from damnation alley?

Damnation Alley

Why You show always One nice thing. In show screen And all the rubbish in your movie!? I'm very angry

The downside of using natural gas as a fuel: lousy mileage. They have a more limited range. (At least they didn't go electric, that's been proven to be a bust.)

Movie damnation alley

Anyone got a lo-mile Durman 8x8 they want to trade?

Ah, so would the ammonia system be viable by farmers collecting cow pee? Just a thought!

Trying to figure out what the blipvert of the Asian male is doing in this video at approx 6:53:59-6:54:05'ish. Just trying to get a subliminal image of himself into the video's? or part of an original video these where taken from.

Tanks weigh 60 tons... So NO. Even self propelled artillery are close to 30 tons. Derp man couldn't carry tanks.

truck math geomitry

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I wonder if he narrates his own sex experience

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