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M1117 ASV, M1200 AK: Say Goodbye. It’s Turn-in Time!
May 4, 2022 — Maintenance leaders, the Army added the M1117 armored security vehicle (ASV) to the Master Divestiture List (MDL) in April 2019. ASVs have been replaced with the M-ATV. That means as of September 2021, all ASVs are considered excess, and should be directed for turn-in to Sierra Army Depot (SIAD) RIC: B2F, DODAAC: W62G2X. More info here... MORE

M1117 ASV, M1200 AK: Don’t Forget the Drain Plugs
May 28, 2021 — It’s a fact! Water collects in the hull of the M1117 armored security vehicle (ASV) and the M1200 armored knight (AK). Read how to avoid it here... MORE

M1117 ASV/M1200 AK: Email Help
March 23, 2021 — If you need answers to maintenance or TM questions about the M1117 Armored Security Vehicle (ASV) or M1200 Armored Knight (AK), we’ve got you covered... MORE

M1117 ASV: Cold Weather Preventive Maintenance
January 19, 2021 — Operators, feeling the bite of winter? Then don’t let it take a bite out of your M1117 Armored Security Vehicle (ASV)! Just follow the guidance in TM 9-2320-381-10 (Nov 14), and you’ll keep your ASV topnotch, even during the coldest of temperatures or other extreme weather conditions. Read on for cold weather tips... ... MORE

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