What does the M992 configuration diagram show?

A cutaway illustration of the M992 tracked vehicle showing its internal ammunition handling components: fuzes, stacker, projectile rack, conveyor, and canister compartments.

Where is the projectile rack located in the M992?

The projectile rack is shown inside the rear hull compartment, visible through the cutaway as vertical racks holding rows of projectiles.

What is the conveyor on the M992?

The conveyor is the extendable boom assembly shown projecting from the front-left of the vehicle, labeled in the diagram as part of the ammunition handling configuration.

Where are the canister compartments on the M992?

The canister compartments are labeled low in the hull near the base of the conveyor, in the mid-forward section of the vehicle.

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M992 Ammunition Carrier Cutaway Diagram - Stacker, Conveyor & Projectile Rack

Cutaway diagram of an M992 ammunition carrier showing internal configuration

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Labeled cutaway schematic of an M992 vehicle showing conveyor, fuzes, stacker, projectile rack, and canister compartments.

AI caption October 2008 · Photo 443 of 1038

This document is a color cutaway illustration labeled "M992 Configuration," depicting a tracked, camouflage-painted military vehicle (the M992 armored ammunition carrier). The cutaway view exposes the interior ammunition storage and handling layout, with callout labels identifying five major components: the Fuzes storage area, the Stacker mechanism inside the hull, the Projectile Rack (vertical racks holding rows of projectiles visible through the cutaway), the Conveyor (an extendable boom/conveyor assembly projecting from the front-left of the vehicle used for transferring ammunition), and the Canister Compartments located low in the hull near the conveyor base. A reader can learn the general internal configuration of the M992 — where fuzes, projectiles, and propellant canisters are stowed and how the stacker and conveyor are positioned for ammunition resupply operations. The image contains no text beyond the five component labels and the title; there are no part numbers, specifications, fuse (electrical) ratings, wiring information, or dates. Note that despite being uploaded to a 1990 Ford Bronco gallery, this illustration depicts a military tracked vehicle and contains no Ford or Bronco content.

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Frequently asked questions

What does the M992 configuration diagram show?: A cutaway illustration of the M992 tracked vehicle showing its internal ammunition handling components: fuzes, stacker, projectile rack, conveyor, and canister compartments.
Where is the projectile rack located in the M992?: The projectile rack is shown inside the rear hull compartment, visible through the cutaway as vertical racks holding rows of projectiles.
What is the conveyor on the M992?: The conveyor is the extendable boom assembly shown projecting from the front-left of the vehicle, labeled in the diagram as part of the ammunition handling configuration.
Where are the canister compartments on the M992?: The canister compartments are labeled low in the hull near the base of the conveyor, in the mid-forward section of the vehicle.