Tracked Landing Vehicle

Tracked Landing Vehicles are a type of combat, assault, and tactical vehicle that are designed to operate on land. They are classified as tracked vehicles, meaning they have continuous tracks instead of wheels for propulsion.

These vehicles are specifically designed for landing operations, allowing them to transport troops, equipment, and supplies from ships or aircraft to the shore or other designated landing areas. They are commonly used by military forces for amphibious assaults and other types of beach landings.

Tracked Landing Vehicles are part of the supply class Combat, Assault, and Tactical Vehicles, which includes various types of vehicles used for combat and tactical operations. They are also categorized under the supply group Ground Effect Vehicles, Motor Vehicles, Trailers, and Cycles, which encompasses a wide range of vehicles used for different purposes.

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