Tracked Stryker: For the Army's Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle (AMPV) program to replace the M113 APC, General Dynamics created a tracked version of the Stryker. The vehicle kept the highly survivable Double-V hull, and tracks were attached using externally mounted suspension.

M1120 Stryker The standard wheeled APC/IFV of the US Army today (2000). Derived from the Canadian LAV-III, 4,187 are in service today, in many variants, including the 105mm M1128 Mobile Gun System.

The AMPV continues to grow in available numbers as it moves to succeed the Cold War-era relic M113 in the tracked Armored Personnel Carrier (APC) role.

Oct 21, 2020 · According to the Petroleum Planning and Operations Smart Book generated by the U.S. Army Petroleum Center (APC), the entire MFS is not currently issued to any unit in the Army.

The infantry carrier vehicle provides protected transport and, during dismounted assault, supporting fire for the infantry squad.The Stryker is a full-time four-wheel drive, selectively eight-wheel drive, armored vehicle weighing approximately 19t which carries an infantry squad with their equipment. On paved roads the vehicle can attain …

The HEMTT is produced in different variants including the M977 cargo truck, M978 tanker, M983 tractor unit, M984 wrecker, M985 cargo variant for missile systems, M1120 Load Handling System, M1977 Common Bridge Transporter, M1142 Tactical Fire Fighting Truck, M1158 HEWATT to support M1142, and M1075 used for THAAD missile system.

STRYKER COMBAT VEHICLES The Stryker is an eight-wheeled, armored combat vehicle that provides an effective mix of capabilities which enables Soldiers to successfully execute their missions across the full

The M20 Armored Utility Car was the complement to the turreted M8 Greyhound, with open compartment, used as reconnaissance and command car, or APC.

The M113 became also Italy's main APC, with modifications such as the Arisgator, built by Aris, a full Amphibious version resembling the LVTP-7. The VCC-1 based on the A1 is an improved APC with rear and side sloped armor

A Cadillac's Failure The story of the M114 is one of a failed opportunity. It was manufactured by Cadillac (General Motors) in the early 1960s, in the context of the Vietnam war as a fast fast and stealthy reconnaissance armored all-tracked vehicle that can perform also communication and control on the battlefield.