USMC ACV
USMC
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ACV | ||||
May move at half speed in the water. |
| Name |  |  |  |  |
| M2 .50 cal | 64 | 8 | 5 |  |
The Amphibious Combat Vehicle replaces the older AAV in Marine Corps service, and departs from the tracked mobility of its predecessor to roam about on gigantic wheels on land.
Like all other amphibious vehicles, the ACV moves at half its normal speed in water.
With a remotely-operated weapons station capable of mounting a .50-cal machine gun, 7.62 mm machine gun, or other similar weapon, the ACV is capable of providing fire support to Marines afloat or on land, and has a passenger capacity of 13 troops with a full fighting load.
The ACV also comes in a command variant that foregoes 7 of the passenger slots for an enhanced communication suite and a wide array of networked command and control systems. Save for the reduced passenger capacity, the statistics for this variant are the same.