Joined the Service: 1972 Producer: United Defense Price: *$5.5 million
The "Amtrac," formally called the AAVP-7A1, is a versatile amphibious assault vehicle, not a train. Primarily deployed by the U.S. Marine Corps, this fully tracked marvel excels on both land and water, seamlessly ferrying troops and gear from ship to shore.
Since its introduction in 1972, the Amtrac has been a cornerstone of amphibious warfare, providing steadfast reliability and flexibility across diverse combat scenarios. Its ability to operate in dual environments makes it an indispensable tool for contemporary Marine missions.
The AAVP-7A1, or Amtrac, boasts a 300-mile range on land and a 20-mile range in water, perfect for amphibious operations. It withstands conditions up to Sea State 5, showcasing its resilience in turbulent seas.
Manufactured by United Defense, the AAVP-7A1 is equipped with an M2HB .50 caliber machine gun, offering robust firepower for troop support during assaults. Its mix of mobility, defense, and striking power cements its role as a critical asset in land and sea missions.
