U.S. Army Humvee All-Terrain Vehicles at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin
Sep 18, 2026
Fort McCoy, located in Monroe County, Wisconsin, serves as a primary Total Force Training Center for the U.S. Army, National Guard, and Army Reserve components. The High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle (HMMWV or Humvee) is one of the staple tactical ground vehicles utilized across the base's extensive range complex and off-road cours
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Vehicles break down. Breakdowns are never fun. I've never wanted to happen.
So there, uh, can anybody tell me how many levels of recovery there is
for vehicles? How many? Three. Correct. Guess. All right.
Now, can anybody explain what those are?
You're going to hook up to this, these two points right here on the bottom.
All right. We've got the shackles removed, uh,
stop. Okay. Now you got to wait on it. Okay. You're going to go forward a little bit.
Stop. Get it all the way in there. Get it all the way in.
The two o'clock. I don't think we'll have to keep that in mind for when we start
our lanes and stuff.
Slowly, slowly, slowly. Hey, there's a rope on it.
Oh, wait. Hey, you gotta undo that rope.
Yeah. All the way.
You guys can use your tow bar if you want. You brought it. No big deal.
They're going to give you
there's a slope ahead. Accelerate.
One.
Just sit like this. Hold it.
Trying to get some soldier's license. That's excellent. Still.
So now that we got our chain on, there's three more things that need to happen.
Pull those pins. You're holding 130 pounds,
which is your high gear for your transfer case.