Mack Caminhão em ordem cronológica

Troop Carrying Cargo vehicle (TCV).

The TCV is the basic version of the MSVS SMP and comprises 38 percent of the total SMP fleet. It has a cargo deck, sideboards, tailgate, foldable troop seats, superstructure, and tarpaulin. It can carry up to 24 soldiers or it can be used as a general-purpose cargo vehicle.

Load Handling System vehicle (LHS).

The LHS, 47 percent of the SMP fleet, is designed to load, transport, and offload 20-foot ISO containers up to the load carrying limit of 9,500 kg.

Mobile Repair Team vehicle (MRT).

Ten percent of the fleet, this variant is similar to the MHC, except it is designed to carry a 10-foot MSVS Special Equipped Vehicle (SEV) shelter configured as a technician workshop.

Mack developed the one-of-a-kind truck in support of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, an annual campaign held each October to increase awareness of one of the most common cancers among women in the U.S.

The Mack Anthem model used in the Workforce Heroes program is equipped with a Mack MP8HE-415SE engine with 415 horsepower and 1,660 lb.-ft. of torque and the Mack m DRIVE automated manual transmission.

The Mack Anthem model, featuring a unique camouflage-styled wrap, travels across country to help recruit military veterans into careers in the trucking industry.

Material Handling Crane vehicle (MHC).

This variant, three percent of the fleet, is similar to the cargo variant. It has a crane mounted to the rear of the cargo deck and does not have troop seats, superstructure, or tarpaulin.

The loadbeds were designed and produced by Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group.