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Special Ops vehiclePROWLER Parachute System

The Prowler parachute system is designed to provide a safe method of aerial delivering the Prowler vehicle with a Mission Specialist onboard from aircraft exit to landing. The onboard driver guides the vehicle under parachute to a precise and soft landing at the designated target area. Upon landing, the driver releases the parachute system by pulling one handle, and immediately drives away to execute his intended mission.

Military vehicle under canopyThe parachute system takes about 10 minutes to rig onto the Prowler vehicle prior to the jump. The vehicle is then driven into the aircraft and secured. Once at altitude and over the exit point, the tie-down straps are released and the rider drives the vehicle out of the back of the plane. (Note that the driver is onboard the vehicle at all times. The driver is wearing their own personnel parachute for use in the event of an emergency that would require them to exit the vehicle during flight. A stabilization drogue is static line deployed and the vehicle free-falls under the drogue at approximately 60mph. The driver manually activates the main parachute at the desired altitude. The ram-air parachute is steered via electric servo-motors which are controlled by input from the driver through hand held control switches. Within 5 seconds of landing, the parachute is released and the vehicle is ready for use on the intended mission.

 

Military vehicle touchdownThe vehicle attachment kit takes approximately one hour to secure to the Prowler. No modification is needed to the vehicle. The kit simply bolts on to the existing Prowler frame. Once attached to the vehicle, the kit can remain on the vehicle without hindering it’'s performance.

This manned vehicle concept has been successfully used for over 5 years and has completed hundreds of actual drops.

 

 

 

Modified Special Ops vehicle

 

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