1988 Army 2500L Facts 1988 Amertek 2500L Basics Built by Amertek Incorporated of Woodstock, Ontario, Canada, the versatile 2500L was capable of fighting ground and structural fires while its selective two- and four-wheel drive capabilities enabled it to travel off road as well. The US Army ordered 362 of these vehicles and the trucks were delivered from 1987 to 1991. The trucks were delivered in two colors (yellow for US domestic bases and red for foreign bases). Crew and Equipment Crew: 4 Firefighters Equipment: 660 gallons of water 60 gallons of foam Roof turret Bumper turret Handlines Roles Structural / Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting (ARFF) History The vehicle on display retired from service at Goodfellow AFB, Texas in 2004. On exhibit at Goodfellow since 2004, the vehicle is part of the historic firefighting vehicles on display at Goodfellow Air Force Base.