Yes Mercedes has chosen to allow its customers to buy any model of their vehicle with any options they want, even ones that were meant originally for other applications. No other manufacturer does that. I'm not arguing that point.
I was mistaken in the fact that unimog was originally built for the military then I remembered it being done for the agricultural industry first. Later different options were offered for different applications and customer specs, some of those customers were military, some agricultural, or other industry. The fact that Mercedes gives these options to any customer is great and wonderful and not done by other companies.
The fact remains is that they weren't designed in the same intention as most of the regular consumer vehicles. They were designed as task specific work horses, and those designs weren't meant for your every day Joe (which could still buy them if he had the cash).
Production Land Cruisers were designed for the every day guy, the fact that they didn't include the options that the UN spec ones did was just Toyota's choice. All I am saying is that they were designed with totally different purposes in mind, So don't get your panties all twised up.
And you hardly are in a position to say anything about Glenn since you don't know the man or his experience.