Ground Asset

UnimogAll Terrain.

Purpose-built for environments where conventional vehicles cannot operate. When the road ends, the Unimog begins.

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Platform

Mercedes-Benz Unimog

Classification

All-Terrain Ground Asset

Availability

24/7 Standby

Deployment

Southeast Queensland

Platform Overview

Built for WhereOthers Stop.

The Mercedes-Benz Unimog is one of the world's most capable all-terrain utility vehicles. Originally developed for agricultural and military use, the Unimog's unique portal axle design, high ground clearance, and low-range transfer case allow it to operate in environments that defeat conventional four-wheel drive vehicles.

One Response's Unimog is configured for emergency response, personnel transport, and equipment logistics in flood-affected, fire-damaged, and remote access environments. It was deployed during the Cyclone Alfred recovery operations in March 2025, providing ground assessment and logistics support when conventional vehicles could not access affected areas.

The vehicle integrates directly with One Response's air and water capabilities — providing a complete multi-domain ground element that government and emergency management agencies can activate as a single contracted resource.

Make / Model	Mercedes-Benz Unimog
Drive	All-wheel drive, portal axle
Ground Clearance	High clearance — all-terrain
Configuration	Emergency response / logistics
Payload	Personnel + equipment transport
Terrain	Flood, mud, sand, rough terrain
Base Location	Oxley, Brisbane QLD
Availability	24/7 on standby
Activation	Sub 2-hour from notification
Command Integration	Incident command compatible

Operational Use Cases

Where the UnimogGets Called.

The Unimog is activated when the environment exceeds what conventional vehicles can handle. These are the primary deployment scenarios.

Flood Response

Access to flood-affected communities and infrastructure when roads are inundated. Personnel extraction, welfare checks, and logistics support in standing water environments.

Disaster Assessment

Infrastructure damage assessment in areas where road access has been compromised by natural disaster. Deployed during Cyclone Alfred recovery operations, March 2025.

Personnel Transport

Moving response teams, equipment, and personnel into and out of remote or degraded-access environments where conventional transport cannot operate safely.

Remote Area Operations

Support for operations in national parks, mining sites, agricultural properties, and other remote environments where standard vehicle access is limited or impossible.

Medical Support Logistics

Carrying medical equipment, first aid supplies, and supporting tactical medical teams into casualty environments where casualty evacuation by other means is not available.

Command Post Support

Establishing forward command and logistics positions in degraded environments. The Unimog can carry command infrastructure equipment and support incident command operations in the field.

Operational Record

Proven in the Field.Cyclone Alfred, 2025.

▸ Deployment Record — March 2025

Cyclone Alfred Recovery Operations

Southeast Queensland · March 2025

When Cyclone Alfred caused widespread flooding across Southeast Queensland in March 2025, One Response deployed the Unimog as part of a multi-domain response alongside rotary-wing aviation and UAV flood mapping assets. The Unimog provided ground access to flood-affected areas and supported local council infrastructure assessment during the critical 48–72 hour post-event window — when the volume of required assessments exceeded public resource availability and conventional vehicles could not operate in many affected locations.

48h

Critical post-event window

Asset types deployed simultaneously

Activation — air, ground & water

QLD

Council support operations

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Deploy This Asset

Ready whenyou are.

The Unimog is available for government contracts, emergency management retainer arrangements, and mission-specific deployments. Contact One Response to discuss activation, procurement pathways or capability briefings.

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Why Contract This Asset

Goes where conventional 4WD vehicles cannot — flood water, deep mud, rough terrain

Integrates with One Response air and water assets under single command

Proven in real-world disaster response — Cyclone Alfred, March 2025

Available on retainer for pre-positioned readiness ahead of risk seasons

Australian-sovereign asset — no foreign ownership or system dependencies

24/7 standby with sub 2-hour activation from notification