Tankograd 3016 American Special LVTP7 AAVP7A1
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Delivery & Returns
Delivery & Returns
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Tankograd 3016 American Special LVTP7 AAVP7A1
Description
Description
By Carl Schulze
The Landing Vehicle Tracked Personnel Model 7 is an amphibious fully tracked vehicle designed for the United States Marine Corps (USMC). The lightly armoured floatable LVTP7 has the mission of deploying Marines, their equipment and supplies ashore during amphibious operations from ships several kilometres off the coast through the surf zone, even when the sea is rough.
In addition, the vehicle serves as an armoured personnel carrier (APC) during tactical operations on land, and is used to deploy Marines close to their objectives.
This publication offers for the first time an extensive coverage of the technical development of the LVTP7-AAVP7A1 family and shows it in action worldwide.
In addition the different versions and upgrade kits are described in unprecedented detail with many hitherto unpublished photographs. Illustrated with 106 colour photographs, 21 black and white photographs and 6 graphics.
