The AMPV is replacing the M113, a vehicle that has been a part of the Army's tracked corps for more than 60 years. The service plans to build its AMPV fleet to nearly 3,000 vehicles in the next 20 ...

The AMPV’s five variants—a general purpose vehicle, mission command vehicle, mortar carrier, and medical evacuation and medical treatment vehicles-- have nearly 80% more interior volume than ...

An M1284 medical evacuation vehicle, basically the ambulance version of the AMPV, at a combined arms exercise at Fort Stewart, Georgia, November 2023. The next two versions are built for the ...

AMPV can carry supplies using the flat-bed, no roof version. Medical variants have a roof and can carry four wounded troops on litters or six sitting. There is also a medical treatment variant that ...

BAE Systems has booked a $184 million contract modification from the U.S. Army to continue producing Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicles in support of efforts to modernize the force.. The company said ...

The AMPV is specifically designed to accommodate future technology needs, including enhanced size, weight, and power provisions for network integration and future mission payloads.

The U.S. Army is now rethinking the AMPV, just as it officially canceled the M10 Booker “light tank” program, and announced it won’t purchase additional Stryker, MMWV, or JLTV armored vehicles.

The AMPV program is one of the U.S. Army’s top vehicle modernization programs. The Army first awarded BAE Systems the AMPV contract in 2014 and signed a low-rate initial production (LRIP ...

"The AMPV is well-suited for... LONDON, Sept. 11, 2023/ PRNewswire/-- BAE Systems announces that the Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle will make its international debut at DSEI 2023 this week, ...