The APVT is an innovative amphibious battle vehicle developed by KNDS, weighing 30 tons and designed for optimal mobility on both land and water. This advanced tracked vehicle features a unique bidirectional concept, with the front optimized for land travel and the rear tailored for water navigation. The transition between its roles as a highly dynamic tracked vehicle and a jet-propelled watercraft is fully automated, taking less than one minute. Capable of transporting up to ten soldiers along with their combat gear, the APVT is equipped with a fully stabilized unmanned weapon station featuring 20mm and 76mm armaments, as well as day/night vision optics, making it a versatile asset for both mounted and dismounted combat scenarios.
The HII San Antonio-Class LPD Amphibious Assault Ship represents the next generation of naval capability, specifically designed to enhance the operational effectiveness of the Navy and Marine Corps. The LPD 30, the first in the Flight II series, is a versatile and cost-effective warship built on the proven LPD 17 hull, ensuring adaptability across a spectrum of military operations, from major combat engagements to humanitarian missions. Equipped with advanced features such as a well deck, flight deck, and hospital facilities, this ship is engineered for survivability and self-defense. The acceleration of the LPD Flight II program not only boosts naval capacity and lethality but also supports a robust supplier network across 30 states, fostering economic growth while ensuring the U.S. military is equipped with the modern amphibious capabilities it requires.
The HII San Antonio-Class LPD Amphibious Assault Ship represents the future of naval warfare, combining advanced capabilities with affordability and flexibility. Designed to meet the evolving needs of the Navy and Marine Corps, the LPD 30, as the first of the Flight II series, enhances naval capacity and lethality through its proven hull design. This adaptable warship is equipped for a wide range of military operations, from major combat to humanitarian assistance, featuring a well deck, flight deck, and hospital facilities. By leveraging a hot production line and investing in a robust supplier base across 30 states, the LPD Flight II not only ensures operational readiness but also promotes cost savings through strategic procurement approaches. This next-generation amphibious warship is essential for maintaining maritime superiority and responding effectively to global challenges.
HII's Unmanned on Amphibs initiative focuses on advancing unmanned systems and artificial intelligence/machine learning data analytics to enhance national security capabilities. By leveraging cross-divisional expertise, HII develops innovative solutions tailored to customer needs. A notable demonstration was conducted in June 2022, showcasing the launch and recovery of the Pharos prototype and HII’s LDUUV Proteus, which are designed for efficient transport and maneuverability within the well deck of amphibious ships. Pharos features heavy-duty wheels for optimal stowage on vehicle decks, reflecting HII's commitment to integrating cutting-edge technology into military operations.
The HII Amphibious Warships program showcases a range of advanced naval vessels designed for versatile operational capabilities. Key models include the San Antonio-class (LPD 17), New Orleans (LPD 18), Green Bay (LPD 20), and New York (LPD 21), which have undergone rigorous builder's trials to ensure peak performance. The program also features the launch of Anchorage (LPD 23) and the commissioning of USS America (LHA 6), alongside the rendering of future vessels like Harrisburg (LPD 30) and Bougainville (LHA 8). These ships are engineered for amphibious assault, logistics support, and humanitarian missions, making them essential assets for modern naval operations.
The Assault Amphibious Vehicle (AAV) is a highly versatile military vehicle designed for amphibious operations, capable of transporting troops and equipment from ship to shore in both land and water environments. Engineered for durability and high mobility, the AAV provides enhanced protection and reliability in combat situations, making it an essential asset for amphibious assault missions. Its robust design ensures optimal performance in a variety of challenging terrains, supporting the operational needs of armed forces worldwide. For more information, visit [Assault Amphibious Vehicle](www.baesystems.com/en-us/product/assault-amphibious-vehicle).
The Amphibious Combat Vehicle (ACV) is a versatile, highly mobile platform designed to excel in both land and water environments. Built to support a range of military operations, the ACV provides superior protection, mobility, and firepower. It features advanced amphibious capabilities, allowing it to seamlessly transition from land to water, ensuring troops can be deployed in a variety of combat scenarios. With its durable design and robust performance, the ACV is ideal for rapid deployment, making it an essential asset for modern military forces that require flexibility in dynamic operational landscapes.
The U.S. Navy's Amphibious Air Traffic Control (AATC), AN/TPX‑42, provides air traffic control onboard aircraft carriers and amphibious-class vessels, enhancing aircraft identification and meeting operational requirements.
With decades of experience, Safran Seats' VTOL seats offer a cushioning system designed to optimize safety. Also, the integration of adjustment systems and ergonomic foam provides great comfort in flight.
Rheinmetall’s contribution to the British Army's Mechanised Infantry Vehicle programme, featuring assembly and integration in the UK to enhance operational capabilities.
Part of the Leopard 2 family, this vehicle is essential for recovering heavy tracked vehicles and performing repair tasks, equipped with advanced ballistic protection and an NBC system.
