Abstract: A military vehicle includes an engine, an energy storage system, an accessory drive coupled to the engine and including an air compressor and a first motor, a second motor coupled to an axle, and a clutch positioned between the engine and the second motor. The clutch is spring-biased into engagement with the engine and pneumatically disengaged by an air supply selectively provided thereto based on operation of the air compressor. In an engine mode, (i) the clutch does not receive the air supply such that the engine is coupled to the second motor and (ii) the engine drives (a) the accessory drive and (b) the axle through the second motor. In the electric mode, (i) the first motor drives the air compressor to compress air to facilitate supplying the air supply to the clutch to disengage the clutch and decouple the engine from the second motor and (ii) the second motor drives the axle.

Abstract: As used to trim a corner where a wall and a ceiling meet, a crown molding member has a planar portion, an intermediate portion, and a mounting flange. The planar portion is attached to the ceiling, in a first mode, or to the wall, in a second mode. The intermediate portion may have a coved, stepped, or curved profile. When applied to the mounting flange, drywall-finishing material, so-called “mud” in trade parlance, is pressed through apertures in the mounting flange, against the wall, in the first mode, or against the ceiling, in the second mode.

Abstract: A corner defined where a wall panel and a ceiling panel meet is trimmed by a crown molding assembly comprising a wall platform, a ceiling platform, a crown molding member, a wall edge-trimming bead, and a ceiling edge-trimming bead. The wall platform is affixed to the wall panel, at or near the corner, and has an expansive surface spaced from the wall panel. The ceiling platform is affixed to the ceiling panel, at or near the corner, and has an expansive surface spaced from the ceiling panel. The crown molding member is affixed so as to bridge the expansive surfaces of the wall and ceiling platforms. The wall edge-trimming bead is affixed so as to cover an outer edge of expansive surface of the wall platform. The ceiling edge-trimming bead is affixed so as to cover an outer edge of expansive surface of the ceiling platform. Each platform may comprise a drywall layer or stacked drywall layers.

Abstract: As used to trim a corner where a wall and a ceiling meet, a crown molding member has a planar portion, an intermediate portion, and a mounting flange. The planar portion is attached to the ceiling, in a first mode, or to the wall, in a second mode. The intermediate portion may have a coved, stepped, or curved profile. When applied to the mounting flange, drywall-finishing material, so-called “mud” in trade parlance, is pressed through apertures in the mounting flange, against the wall, in the first mode, or against the ceiling, in the second mode.

Abstract: As used to trim a corner where a wall and a ceiling meet, a crown molding member has a planar portion, an intermediate portion, and a mounting flange. The planar portion is attached to the ceiling, in a first mode, or to the wall, in a second mode. The intermediate portion may have a coved, stepped, or curved profile. The mounting flange is attached to the wall, in the first mode, or to the wall, in the second mode. When applied to the mounting flange, drywall-finishing material, so-called “mud” in trade parlance, is pressed through apertures in the mounting flange, against the wall, in the first mode, or against the ceiling, in the second mode.

Abstract: When a molding member comprising a planar portion, an intermediate portion, and a mounting flange, is installed in a room having a ceiling and having walls, a sealant or a caulk is used for tacking the planar portion to a ceiling or wall surface of the room, along with an adhesive, mechanical fasteners, or both for mounting the mounting flange to a ceiling or wall surface of the room. The planar portion does not have to be otherwise attached to the ceiling or wall surface to which the planar portion is tacked. The mounting flange has apertures, through which drywall-finishing material is pressed against the ceiling or wall surface to which the mounting flange is mounted. The planar portion and the mounting flange have respective ceiling-facing or wall-facing surfaces, which may be coplanar, which may be parallel but not coplanar, or which may be oriented at a right angle relative to each other or at another angle relative to each other.

Abstract: For trimming a drywall corner, a drywall-trimming article has an elongate portion and two flange portions, which are extruded unitarily with the elongate portion from polyvinyl chloride. The elongate portion has an arcuate profile. Each flange portion has an array of apertures. One of the convex and concave surfaces defined by the central portion is covered substantially with discrete fibers, which adhere to the substantially covered surface but which do not cover the remaining surfaces of the central portion and of the flange portions. Such adhering fibers facilitate application of a coat of paint and texturization of the coat of paint over the substantially covered surface without separating the inner surfaces of the flange portions from the underlying drywall by any appreciable thicknesses due to such adhering fibers.

Abstract: For trimming a drywall corner, a drywall-trimming article has an elongate portion and two flange portions, which are extruded unitarily with the elongate portion from polyvinyl chloride. The elongate portion has an arcuate profile. Each flange portion has an array of apertures. One of the convex and concave surfaces defined by the central portion is covered substantially with discrete fibers, which adhere to the substantially covered surface but which do not cover the remaining surfaces of the central portion and of the flange portions. Such adhering fibers facilitate application of a coat of paint and texturization of the coat of paint over the substantially covered surface without separating the inner surfaces of the flange portions from the underlying drywall by any appreciable thicknesses due to such adhering fibers.