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AAVP7A1

AAVP7A1

Tracked Armored Vehicles
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Basic Information
Name
AAVP7A1
Designation
AAVP7A1
Alternate Designation
KAAV7A1, KAAVP7A1, LVTP7
Equipment Type
Tracked Armored Vehicles
Manufacturer
United Defense
Date of Introduction
1984
Description

The AAVP7A1 is designed for troops and cargo transport like the US Army M2 Bradley. The AAV7 vehicles can be upgraded to the RAM/RS (Reliability, Availability and Maintainability/Rebuild to Standard) configuration which turns conventional AAV7 hulls into highly mobile machines transporting cargo and troops from ship to shore. The US Marine Corps completed the RAM/RS remanufacturing program in 2006. The modification work was done by United Defense, now a BAE Systems subsidiary. RAM/RS was originally designed to encompass a more powerful turbocharged diesel engine and power train and a Bradley Combat System suspension, providing superior durability and maintainability.

Ground Specifications
Crew 3
Troop Capacity 21
Mobility Type Tracked
Main Weapon 12.7 millimeter (13mm)
Max Speed 72.0 km/h
Range 483.0 km
Overview (Deagel)
Group Tracked Armored Vehicles
Status Active
Also Known As KAAV7A1, KAAVP7A1, LVTP7
Origin United States of America
Contractor United Defense
Initial Operational Capability (IOC) 1984
Total Production ?
Unitary Cost USD $2.5 million
Specifications (Deagel)
Crew 3
Troops 21
Dimensions — Main Gun Caliber 12.7 millimeter
Mass — Combat Weight 27,560 kilogram
Mass — Empty Weight 21,000 kilogram
Mass — Payload 4,536 kilogram
Performance — Max Range 483 kilometer
Power — Power 525 shp
Speed — Cross Country Speed 48 kph
Speed — Top Speed 72 kph
Speed — Top Swimming Speed 7 knot
Variants
Variant 1 AAVP7A1
Variant 2 AAVC7A1
Variant 3 AAVR7A1
Details
Country of Origin United States
Classification
Domain
Ground
Equipment Status
Active
Dimensions
Length
Width
Height
Weight
27560 kg
Operators (8)
United States
Italy
Japan
South Korea
Brazil
Argentina
Indonesia
Taiwan
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