Which statement correctly lists the difference between the M1151 HMMWV ACL and the Maximum Weight Loaded?

Which statement correctly lists the difference between the M1151 HMMWV ACL and the Maximum Weight Loaded?

• A. 7,000
• B. 7,300
• C. 7,600
• D. 7,900

Answer: (B)

ACL is the payload the vehicle is allowed to carry, while the Maximum Weight Loaded is the total gross weight of the vehicle when fully loaded (vehicle weight itself plus fuel, crew, and cargo). The difference between these two figures represents the weight of everything the vehicle carries besides its payload—basically the vehicle’s own weight plus operating weight. For the M1151 HMMWV in this case, that gap is 7,300 pounds, which is why this option is the correct difference.

ACL is the payload the vehicle is allowed to carry, while the Maximum Weight Loaded is the total gross weight of the vehicle when fully loaded (vehicle weight itself plus fuel, crew, and cargo). The difference between these two figures represents the weight of everything the vehicle carries besides its payload—basically the vehicle’s own weight plus operating weight. For the M1151 HMMWV in this case, that gap is 7,300 pounds, which is why this option is the correct difference.