MCV Trailer

Not to hijack this, but having straight communications trucks would be awesome along with rehab units for really large jobs.

Quote from ITfosho

Not to hijack this, but having straight communications trucks would be awesome along with rehab units for really large jobs.n

Not sure about the Comms Trucks, but I just buy an air truck and name it an ALR Truck or (Air/Light/Rehab) and spread them out in my set up and then when you send a Light Truck then you have all 3. Down this way a lot of places have that set up anyway. Remember....each additional vehicle you add to the mix is going to cost coins or credits.

Quote from ChiefBoden61

Not sure about the Comms Trucks, but I just buy an air truck and name it an ALR Truck or (Air/Light/Rehab) and spread them out in my set up and then when you send a Light Truck then you have all 3. Down this way a lot of places have that set up anyway. Remember....each additional vehicle you add to the mix is going to cost coins or credits.

I agree with you but for the sake of adding more depth to the game having the extra units would be nice for the large jobs. Who cares if it costs credits or coins? Nothing in this game is free lol.

Quote from Faolan

Suggestion: Addition of "MCV Trailer" as a new vehicle

Reasoning: Many rural areas do not have the need for a full-blown, dedicated command apparatus. The additional of what is essentially "MCV Equipment" is a fantastic addition, and almost fulfills this desire. As a realism player based in a mostly rural area, many of my simulated jurisdictions possess trailers to fulfill the function of Mobile Command Posts. This unit could be towed like most other trailers, so long as the staffed personnel possess the training to operate the trailer. Many other functions have trailers, so I don't feel as though this is a huge ask.

I See two of my Colleagues have responded and or liked this post! I Think this is also a great idea. Ive lived in both big cities and Rural small towns. I will suggest we add a small MCV Trailer as well as radio equipment to the HazMat's as ive seen that some departments run dual Hazmat/Command Centers. i dont' think a Big MCV trailer is practical in your suggestion because what volunteer department would have a semi MCV trailer

Thank You,

JonnJohnson557
Senior Asst. Chief/ADMIN Midwest Mutual Aid
Junior Content Advisor US Team

Quote from EMS-Chief

That's a good suggestion and I'll look to our team about implementation.

In the meantime, you could have a BCU with Radio Equipment (which would act as an MCV) for rural locations.

I would love to the the rescue trailers be able to attach equipment, to with the small being 20 and large being 40, could also finish it up with a utility trailer that has 10 but doesn't have the heavy rescue support to do a MCV trailer like suggested. I fell like it would be easier and more beneficial to do that than add all the different trailers people want