The M113 was a workhorse in Vietnam as it go through water, making it invaluable to both the Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN) and the U.S.

U.S. Army generals suggested the M113 will remain in the inventory -- and inside the wire -- for another decade until the Vietnam-era tracked vehicle is retired.

U.S. Army generals suggested the M113 will remain in the inventory — and inside the wire — for another decade until the Vietnam-era tracked vehicle is retired.. The question of the M113 and ...

Initially propelled by a 260 horsepower Chrysler 75M V-8 gasoline engine, the M113 was soon eclipsed by the diesel-powered M113A1, introduced in April 1963. By July 1, 1968, many M113s in Vietnam ...

U.S. Army generals suggested the M113 will remain in the inventory -- and inside the wire -- for another decade until the Vietnam-era tracked vehicle is retired.. The question of the M113 and its ...

British defense contractor BAE Systems won a potential $1.2 billion contract from the Army to build a replacement to the Vietnam War-era M113 armored personnel carrier.

Mini-M113. The M114 has a ... It did not take long for the Army to see that the M114 was far from the right platform for Vietnam, and by November of 1964 the Command and Reconnaissance Carrier was ...

Vietnam War: The M113 series saw significant action during the Vietnam War, where it was praised for its mobility and ability to traverse difficult terrain. Gulf War and Beyond: ...

Have no fear: the Army’s next battlewagon is officially here. The first Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle (AMPV) built as replacement for the Army’s Vietnam-era M113 armored personnel carriers has ...

The Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle (AMPV) that's intended to replace the service's Vietnam-era M113 armored personnel carriers in armored brigade combat teams will finally enter Army hands this fall ...