amphibious landing vehicle

An amphibious landing vehicle pulled down from the protection of a courtyard in the town and opened fire with its machinegun.

Therefore, every week they checked the inventory of ROC amphibious landing vehicles.

It was used on the M60 series of tanks and the LVTP-7 amphibious landing vehicle.

LVT "Buffalo": British version of the American LVT4: an armoured amphibious landing vehicle.

Brightly colored World War II amphibious landing vehicles lumber along the streets of Boston taking in all the historical sights; then they steam up the Charles River.

LVTP-7)-is a fully tracked amphibious landing vehicle manufactured by U.S. Combat Systems (previously by United Defense, a former division of FMC Corporation).

Since Middelburg was impossible to reach with tanks, a force of amphibious Landing Vehicle Tracked ("Buffaloes") were driven into Middelburg, forcing an end to all German resistance on 8 November.

In 1957, an H-21B was loaned to the United States Marine Corps (USMC) to evaluate the helicopter as an airborne tug to tow disabled landing ships and amphibious landing vehicles to the beach.

On D-Day, George Jackson assumed command of a squadron of amphibious landing vehicles after his commanding officer was killed in action, and he was later awarded the Belgian Croix de Guerre and mentioned in despatches for his actions.

With his background in naval architecture he helped to develop the DUKW, commonly called "the duck", the Army's amphibious landing vehicle used in the Normandy landings and throughout the Mediterranean, and in the Pacific, including at Iwo Jima and Okinawa.