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 ...

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 ...

The AMPV family is designed by European contractor BAE Systems, and at the time of writing it comprises five different variants, all of them already selected by the American military to serve its ...

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 FOV comes in five variants: General Purpose, Mortar Carrier, Medical Evacuation, Medical Treatment and Mission Command. All these vehicles feature enhanced mobility, ...

Last year, the defense contractor unveiled the latest prototype variant of the AMPV, which was configured with a standard top plate, also known as the External Mission Equipment Package (ExMEP).

The newly designed 120 mm mortar variant of the Armoured Multi Purpose Vehicle (AMPV) will make its debut at the annual Maneuver Warfighter Conference in September 2024, ...

AMPV variants include a general purpose vehicle for troop transport, along with mission command, mortar carrier, medical evacuation and medical treatment versions - BAE Systems. The UK defence company ...

YORK, Pa., March 6, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- BAE Systems has delivered a first-in-its-kind Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle (AMPV) Turreted Mortar prototype to the U.S. Army. The prototype showcases a ...

BAE developed AMPV to feature greater survivability, force protection, mobility and power than M113, which was first fielded in 1962. It is also built for compatibility with future Army technologies.