
The HRV-76 is a tracked battlefield recovery vehicle assigned to Army armored formations for the extraction of disabled heavy equipment.
General Information
| Model | HRV-76 |
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| Category | Vehicles |
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| Classification | Transport & Support Vehicle |
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| Status | Active |
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| Introduced | By 12 AIA |
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| Manufacturers | Corellia Mining Corporation (CMC) — Manufacturer |
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| Operators | Imperial Army (IA) — Primary |
Specifications
Capacity
Cargo Capacity
2 metric tons
Additional
Crew Roles
Commander/recovery chief; driver; recovery mechanic
Armor
Heavy industrial durasteel protection
Recovery Systems
Forward recovery appendage; heavy winches; stabilizers; field tools
Army Classification
Tracked Recovery Vehicle
Primary Role
Battlefield recovery and disabled-vehicle extraction
Armament
1 ×
Laser Cannon — Defensive mount
Laser
Description
A broad tracked chassis carries a protected control cab, recovery appendage, stabilization gear, winches, field tools, and a defensive laser cannon. The vehicle secures damaged armor, conducts emergency stabilization, and prepares casualties for movement by a recovery barge. HRV-76 teams work behind the immediate fighting line and require route security while handling immobilized equipment.