The LVT-2 was the basic design for a series of vehicles used during WW II. This family of vehicles included the: LVTA1, LVTA2, LVT4, LVTA4, and LVTA5. A few of the LVTA5s were modified in 1949 and ...

Originally dubbed the Landing Vehicle, Tracked, or LVT, over 18,000 were produced by the end of WWII and played a prominent role in operations during the conflict.

The AAV replaced the older Landing Vehicle, Tracked (LVT) and is expected to eventually be replaced by the Amphibious Combat Vehicle (ACV), but for now, the AAV is the go-to vehicle for amphibious ...

Among the vehicles used was the enormous LARC-LX, the largest amphibious vehicle ever created. Most military vehicles are quite large, but the scale of the LARC-LX is difficult to convey in words.

Lost Trail Winery and Vineyard featured the amphibious vehicle at its Honor the Fallen event on Saturday as it recognized the men and women who have died while serving in the military.. The event ...

The first four of 16 amphibious combat vehicle 1.1 prototypes made by BAE Systems was ceremonially delivered to the Marine Corps for testing Tuesday as the company celebrated a rare achievement ...

The LVT- 4 'Buffalo' amphibious vehicle was built in American in 1944 and could carry up to forty soldiers. | ITV News Anglia ...

Amphibious vehicles built by visionaries have been around since the 1800s. However, truly capable, mass-produced versions like the American LVT Buffalo or the German Schwimmwagen were developed ...

The Buffalo LVT (landing vehicle, tracked) was dug up by volunteers in Crowland in 2021. The amphibious vehicle was brought to Lincolnshire to act as a temporary dam in 1947- but was swept away ...