2. Amphibious Assault Vehicle, AAV-7A1 (Amtrac)
Joined the Service: 1972Producer: United Defense Price: $5.5 million The “Amtrac,” officially the AAVP-7A1, is an amphibious assault vehicle, not a train. Used mainly by the U.S. Marine Corps, this fully tracked carrier operates on land and water, moving troops and gear from ship to shore. Since 1972, the Amtrac has been vital to amphibious missions, delivering reliability and adaptability in varied combat conditions. Its dual-environment capability makes it a key Marine asset.
AAVP-7A1 Amphibious Assault Vehicle (Amtrac) Source: Facebook.com / Alfonso Meo The AAVP-7A1 offers a 300-mile land range and a 20-mile water range, ideal for amphibious operations. It can handle conditions up to Sea State 5, proving its toughness in rough water. Built by United Defense, it mounts an M2HB .50 caliber machine gun for strong assault support. Its blend of mobility, protection, and firepower makes it essential for transport and support on land and sea.
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