fielded in large number in the IDF. The current ARV in IDF use is the American-made M88 Recovery Vehicle, which is accompanied and assisted by an IDF Caterpillar D9 armoured bulldozer. Malaysia WZT-4 build by Polish Bumar-ŁabędyMexico M32 Chenca (Sherman chassis) - In 1998, Napco International of the USA upgraded M32B1 TRV M4 Sherman-chassis armoured recovery vehicles with Detroit Diesel 8V-92-T diesel engines (see M32 entry under United States). Poland CW-34 (T-34 Chassis) WPT-34 (T-34, SU-85 and SU-100 Chassis) WZT-1 (T-54 and T-55 Chassis) WZT-2 (T-55 Chassis) WZT-3 (T-72M Chassis) WZT-4 (PT-91M Chassis) produced for Malaysia WPT-TOPAS (TOPAS Chassis) WPT-MORS (MTLB Chassis) KWZT "MAMMOTH" Heavy Wheeled Evacuation and Technical Rescue Vehicle (TATRA T 815 – 7Z0R9T 44 440 8x8.1R Chassis) Serbia/Yugoslavia M-84ABI - The ARV based on Yugoslav/Serbian M-84 MBT. VIU-55 Munja Soviet Union/Russia The Russian acronym BREM (cyr. БРЭМ) stands for "бронированная ремонтно-эвакуационная машина", literally "armoured repair and recovery vehicle". BTS-2 (T-54 Chassis) BTS-4A (T-44 Chassis) BREM-1 (T-72 Chassis) BREM-2 (BMP-1 Chassis) BREM-L (BMP-3 Chassis) BREM-K (BTR-80 Chassis) BREM-80U (T-80U Chassis) T-16 (Armata Chassis) Turkey M48A5T5 Tamay - Turkish-designed remote controlled armored recovery vehicle built on the M48 chassis. MPG M4K - indigenous ARV in 8x8 configuration, with 600 HP engine, an automatic transmission with torque converter also has CBRN capabilities. United Kingdom The British tested their first ARV designs in early 1942. The decision at the time was to focus on the Churchill infantry tank as the basis, but cruiser tank based ARVs were also produced. When the UK received supplies of US medium tanks - first the M3, then M4 Sherman, conversions were made of these to operate alongside and so simplify support. World War II Cavalier ARV Churchill ARV Crusader ARV Centaur Arv Cromwell ARV Grant ARV - two Marks, the first was a British conversion, the second was a US M31 TRV in British service Sherman III ARV I - Armoured Recovery Vehicle conversion of Sherman III (M4A2), similarly "Sherman V ARV Mark I" and "ARV Mark II" Sherman ARV II - conversion of Sherman V with dummy gun in fixed "turret", 7.5 ton jib at front, spade earth anchor at rear. Sherman II ARV Mk III was a M32B1 TRV (see US ARV). Modern Centurion ARV FV219 - on A45 "Universal tank" chassis FV220 Conqueror ARV Chieftain FV4204 ARV/ARRV FV434 "Carrier, Maintenance, Full Tracked" M578 Challenger Armoured Repair and Recovery Vehicle (CRARRV). The CRARRV