The FED employs plenty of carbon fiber and aluminum as a weight-reducing measure, which helps give this four-seater a 30-percent improvement in fuel economy over current military vehicles. Yet even after such a significant increase in efficiency, the FED only gets seven miles per gallon. Under the carbon fiber hood, the FED is powered by a turbocharged and supercharged Cummins four-cylinder engine putting out 200 horsepower and 568 pound-feet of torque. That helps produce enough power to allow the 15,000-pound FED to have a top speed of almost 75 miles per hour. (Source)
Freelance photographer Thomas Ekstrom documents the last days of hell week during training:
Read the full interview with Thomas Ekstrom and see lots more pictures over at Visual Supply Co., a company which makes adobe filters to give your pictures a look similar to popular film cameras from back in the day.
I’m not normally blown away by a lot photography, but the composition, colors, and his subjects really make for some amazing looking pictures.
More pictures and info over at Jay Leno’s garage.
In case you don’t get the joke… 
Wow, what a great video. Definitely puts things in perspective.