What does UGCV stand for?

Unmanned Ground Combat Vehicle

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Army unveiled the Crusher unmanned ground combat vehicle last week in a ceremony hosted by the Carnegie Mellon University's National Robotics Engineering Center in Pittsburgh, Pa.

Army news service (May 4, 2006): Crusher unmanned ground combat ...

DARPA is sponsoring the event to advance technologies for future unmanned ground combat vehicles and to reach out to businesses and individuals that might not otherwise try to do business with the agency.

RACE PRIZE DOUBLED DEFENSE AGENCY HOSTS ROBOTIC RUN

These include the Soldier Unmanned Ground Vehicle, the Mule utility transport, the armed robotic vehicle-light, the Mule network retransmission link, the ARV-reconnaissance and ARV-assault vehicle, according to SAIC's Scott Fish, a former program manager for unmanned ground combat vehicles at the Defense Advanced Research Agency.

Warfare by remote control: security robot could protect military bases