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    HMMWV Rollover Crash, Indiana

    In my first humvee, the seatbelt releases were very sticky. Always a good idea to make sure your latches function smoothly.
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    HMMWV Rollover Crash, Indiana

    The article stated they drove off the embankment. I wonder if the driver wanted to show how he can ford 5 feet of water in fast moving current. The b-pillar sure did get pushed forward a lot. That could be from the dragging out. I was trying to zoom inand see evidence of c-pillar mounting...
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    HMMWV Rollover Crash, Indiana

    I wonder who was sitting where. The c-pillar is missing. I know it is only there to hold the softtop up. Is that another seat on top of the tunnel? I also don't see 3-point seatbelt brackets in the back.
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