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	[[File:AAVP7 IRL.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|The Grumpy Cat of Metal Boxes]]		[[File:AAVP7 IRL.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|The Grumpy Cat of Metal Boxes]]
	Manufactured by FMC, the [[wikipedia:Assault Amphibious Vehicle\|AAVP7 "Amtrak"]] replaced the LVTP-5 in 1972 as the US Marines Corps' primary assault transport. The AAVP7 and has served a multitude of conflicts around the world since its introduction Seeing Service in the intervention in Lebanon, Grenada, the Persian Gulf War, and the War on Terror.		Manufactured by FMC, the [[wikipedia:Assault Amphibious Vehicle\|AAVP7 "Amtrak"]] replaced the LVTP-5 in 1972 as the US Marines Corps' primary assault transport. Its predecessor had been a literal boat-on-tracks that carried a full platoon but could barely turn on land, where this new design was intended to be a fully amphibious IFV. The AAVP7 and has served a multitude of conflicts around the world since its introduction Seeing Service in the intervention in Lebanon, Grenada, the Persian Gulf War, and the War on Terror.

	It is positively one of the worst vehicles to ever serve in. Imagine a vehicle built in the 70s, last updated in 2004, that has been run into the dirt for 15 years. That's the AAV. It breaks all the time, it's loud as hell, and you'll positively get some sort of disease from using diesel fuel to clean the walls.		It is positively one of the worst vehicles to ever serve in. Imagine a vehicle built in the 70s, last updated in 2004, that has been run into the dirt for 15 years. That's the AAV. It breaks all the time, it's loud as hell, and you'll positively get some sort of disease from using diesel fuel to clean the walls.

1d4chan>Piroko: /* IRL */

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	[[File:AAVP7 IRL.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|~~To the Shores~~ of ~~Tripoli!~~]]		[[File:AAVP7 IRL.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|The Grumpy Cat of Metal Boxes]]
	Manufactured by FMC, the [[wikipedia:Assault Amphibious Vehicle\|AAVP7 "Amtrak"]] replaced the LVTP-5 in 1972 as the US Marines Corps' primary assault transport. The AAVP7 and has served a multitude of conflicts around the world since its introduction Seeing Service in the intervention in Lebanon, Grenada, the Persian Gulf War, and the War on Terror.		Manufactured by FMC, the [[wikipedia:Assault Amphibious Vehicle\|AAVP7 "Amtrak"]] replaced the LVTP-5 in 1972 as the US Marines Corps' primary assault transport. The AAVP7 and has served a multitude of conflicts around the world since its introduction Seeing Service in the intervention in Lebanon, Grenada, the Persian Gulf War, and the War on Terror.

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	[[File:AAVP7.png\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Its a boat, with tracks!]]		[[File:AAVP7.png\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Its a boat, with tracks!]]
	The AAVP7 (Assault Amphibious Vehicle, Personnel 7) is a tracked amphibious assault landing vehicle employed by the United States Marine Corps. The AAVP7 is armed with a MK19 40mm automatic grenade launcher and a coaxial ~~M85~~ .50cal. Crewed by four and with enough space to load up to 25 men, two AAVP7s are quite capable of carrying an entire Marine platoon to the beaches of a foe and beyond.		The AAVP7 (Assault Amphibious Vehicle, Personnel 7) is a tracked amphibious assault landing vehicle employed by the United States Marine Corps. The AAVP7 is armed with a MK19 40mm automatic grenade launcher and a coaxial M2HB .50cal. Crewed by four and with enough space to load up to 25 men, two AAVP7s are quite capable of carrying an entire Marine platoon to the beaches of a foe and beyond.

	==In Team Yankee==		==In Team Yankee==
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	[[File:AAVP7 IRL.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|To the Shores of Tripoli!]]		[[File:AAVP7 IRL.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|To the Shores of Tripoli!]]
	Manufactured by ~~United Defense~~, the [[wikipedia:Assault Amphibious Vehicle\|AAVP7 "Amtrak"]] replaced the ~~LVPT~~-5 in 1972 as the US Marines Corps' primary assault transport. The AAVP7 and has served a multitude of conflicts around the world since its introduction Seeing Service in the intervention in Lebanon, Grenada, the Persian Gulf War, and the War on Terror.		Manufactured by FMC, the [[wikipedia:Assault Amphibious Vehicle\|AAVP7 "Amtrak"]] replaced the LVTP-5 in 1972 as the US Marines Corps' primary assault transport. The AAVP7 and has served a multitude of conflicts around the world since its introduction Seeing Service in the intervention in Lebanon, Grenada, the Persian Gulf War, and the War on Terror.

	It is positively one of the worst vehicles to ever serve in. Imagine a vehicle built in the 70s, last updated in 2004, that has been run into the dirt for 15 years. That's the AAV. It breaks all the time, it's loud as hell, and you'll positively get some sort of disease from using diesel fuel to clean the walls.		It is positively one of the worst vehicles to ever serve in. Imagine a vehicle built in the 70s, last updated in 2004, that has been run into the dirt for 15 years. That's the AAV. It breaks all the time, it's loud as hell, and you'll positively get some sort of disease from using diesel fuel to clean the walls.

2600:6C58:637F:E506:1CA2:97BE:923C:9C05: /* IRL */

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	Manufactured by United Defense, the [[wikipedia:Assault Amphibious Vehicle\|AAVP7 "Amtrak"]] replaced the LVPT-5 in 1972 as the US Marines Corps' primary assault transport. The AAVP7 and has served a multitude of conflicts around the world since its introduction Seeing Service in the intervention in Lebanon, Grenada, the Persian Gulf War, and the War on Terror.		Manufactured by United Defense, the [[wikipedia:Assault Amphibious Vehicle\|AAVP7 "Amtrak"]] replaced the LVPT-5 in 1972 as the US Marines Corps' primary assault transport. The AAVP7 and has served a multitude of conflicts around the world since its introduction Seeing Service in the intervention in Lebanon, Grenada, the Persian Gulf War, and the War on Terror.

	~~The AAVP7~~ is ~~slated~~ to ~~be replaced by~~ the ~~USMC with~~ the ~~Amphibious Combat Vehicle (which came in under budget and on time~~ for ~~once)~~. ~~The first shipment of which was delivered at~~ the ~~end of 2018~~. It ~~is currently undergoing a transition into~~ the ~~Fleet Marine Corps. Whether~~ it ~~will actually replace~~ the ~~AAVP7 any time soon remains to be seen~~, ~~just ask~~ the ~~[[M113 Armored Personnel Carrier\|M113]] how that whole replacement thing goes~~. ~~Meanwhile Japan~~ is ~~purchasing licensed copies from the US to form an amphibious readiness force~~.		It is positively one of the worst vehicles to ever serve in. Imagine a vehicle built in the 70s, last updated in 2004, that has been run into the dirt for 15 years. That's the AAV. It breaks all the time, it's loud as hell, and you'll positively get some sort of disease from using diesel fuel to clean the walls.
			Oh, and all the embarked infantry will leave piss bottles and MRE trash on the deck whenever they disembark. Your rear crewman is a glorified janitor.
			Their moto is YAT YAS, "You Ain't Tracks, You Ain't Shit."

	It is ~~positively one of~~ the ~~worse vehicles to ever serve~~ in. ~~Imagine a vehicle built in~~ the ~~70s, last updated in 2004, that has been run into~~ the ~~dirt for 15 years~~. ~~That's~~ the ~~AAV~~. ~~It breaks all~~ the time, ~~it's loud as hell, and you'll positively get some sort of disease~~ from ~~using diesel fuel~~ to ~~clean the walls~~.		The AAVP7 is slated to be replaced by the USMC with the Amphibious Combat Vehicle (which came in under budget and on time for once). A variant of the Italian Iveco SuperAV. The first shipment of which was delivered at the end of 2018. It is currently undergoing a transition into the Fleet Marine Corps. Whether it will actually replace the AAVP7 any time soon remains to be seen, just ask the [[M113 Armored Personnel Carrier\|M113]] how that whole replacement thing goes. Meanwhile Japan is purchasing licensed copies from the US to form an amphibious readiness force.

	~~Oh, and all the embarked infantry will leave piss bottles and MRE trash on the deck whenever they disembark. Your rear crewman is a glorified janitor.~~

	~~Their moto is YAT YAS, "You Ain't Tracks, You Ain't Shit."~~
	{{US Forces in Team Yankee}}		{{US Forces in Team Yankee}}

	[[Category:Vehicles]]		[[Category:Vehicles]]

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	Manufactured by United Defense, the [[wikipedia:Assault Amphibious Vehicle\|AAVP7 "Amtrak"]] replaced the LVPT-5 in 1972 as the US Marines Corps' primary assault transport. The AAVP7 and has served a multitude of conflicts around the world since its introduction Seeing Service in the intervention in Lebanon, Grenada, the Persian Gulf War, and the War on Terror.		Manufactured by United Defense, the [[wikipedia:Assault Amphibious Vehicle\|AAVP7 "Amtrak"]] replaced the LVPT-5 in 1972 as the US Marines Corps' primary assault transport. The AAVP7 and has served a multitude of conflicts around the world since its introduction Seeing Service in the intervention in Lebanon, Grenada, the Persian Gulf War, and the War on Terror.

	The AAVP7 is slated to be replaced by the USMC with the Amphibious Combat Vehicle (which came in under budget and on time for once). The first shipment of which was delivered at the end of 2018. Whether it will actually replace the AAVP7 any time soon remains to be seen, just ask the [[M113 Armored Personnel Carrier\|M113]] how that whole replacement thing goes. Meanwhile Japan is ~~building~~ an ~~upgraded version called the AAV7A1~~.		The AAVP7 is slated to be replaced by the USMC with the Amphibious Combat Vehicle (which came in under budget and on time for once). The first shipment of which was delivered at the end of 2018. It is currently undergoing a transition into the Fleet Marine Corps. Whether it will actually replace the AAVP7 any time soon remains to be seen, just ask the [[M113 Armored Personnel Carrier\|M113]] how that whole replacement thing goes. Meanwhile Japan is purchasing licensed copies from the US to form an amphibious readiness force.

			It is positively one of the worse vehicles to ever serve in. Imagine a vehicle built in the 70s, last updated in 2004, that has been run into the dirt for 15 years. That's the AAV. It breaks all the time, it's loud as hell, and you'll positively get some sort of disease from using diesel fuel to clean the walls.

			Oh, and all the embarked infantry will leave piss bottles and MRE trash on the deck whenever they disembark. Your rear crewman is a glorified janitor.

			Their moto is YAT YAS, "You Ain't Tracks, You Ain't Shit."
	{{US Forces in Team Yankee}}		{{US Forces in Team Yankee}}

	[[Category:Vehicles]]		[[Category:Vehicles]]

69.133.1.18: /* In Team Yankee */

2020-03-02T16:24:25Z

In Team Yankee

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	[[File:AAVP7 stat card.png\|300px\|left\|thumb\|The Stats]]		[[File:AAVP7 stat card.png\|300px\|left\|thumb\|The Stats]]
	~~Hoo~~-RAH Marines! Our AAVP7 is the largest transport in the entire goddamn game. Capable of carrying a full 7 infantry teams into battle, more than twice that of any other tracked personnel carrier. It also has the strongest frontal armor of any transport, tied with the M113 at an armor rating of 3 (<s>in fact its more like an overgrown M113 than we would care to admit</s> THATS ENOUGH OF THAT BULLSHIT PVT. PYLE! DO YOU SUCK DICKS?!). Aside from carrying more than double the number of infantry teams then [[M113 Armored Personnel Carrier\|that other amphibious transport]] the AAVP7 has a 40mm Grenade launcher in addition in to its .50 AA MG. Both weapons are good for suppressing enemy infantry but will struggle against any armor it runs up against.		OOH-RAH Marines! Our AAVP7 is the largest transport in the entire goddamn game. Capable of carrying a full 7 infantry teams into battle, more than twice that of any other tracked personnel carrier. It also has the strongest frontal armor of any transport, tied with the M113 at an armor rating of 3 (<s>in fact its more like an overgrown M113 than we would care to admit</s> THATS ENOUGH OF THAT BULLSHIT PVT. PYLE! DO YOU SUCK DICKS?!). Aside from carrying more than double the number of infantry teams then [[M113 Armored Personnel Carrier\|that other amphibious transport]] the AAVP7 has a 40mm Grenade launcher in addition in to its .50 AA MG. Both weapons are good for suppressing enemy infantry but will struggle against any armor it runs up against.

	Marine Rifle Platoons get 2 of these amphibious monsters, which with a combined max occupancy of 14 is fully capable of transporting the entire unit.		Marine Rifle Platoons get 2 of these amphibious monsters, which with a combined max occupancy of 14 is fully capable of transporting the entire unit.

1d4chan>Cavgunner: /* IRL */ Whether? And for crying out loud, stop with the sentence fragements

2020-01-09T18:54:20Z

IRL: Whether? And for crying out loud, stop with the sentence fragements

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	Manufactured by United Defense, the [[wikipedia:Assault Amphibious Vehicle\|AAVP7 "Amtrak"]] replaced the LVPT-5 in 1972 as the US Marines Corps' primary assault transport. The AAVP7 and has served a multitude of conflicts around the world since its introduction Seeing Service in the intervention in Lebanon, Grenada, the Persian Gulf War, and the War on Terror.		Manufactured by United Defense, the [[wikipedia:Assault Amphibious Vehicle\|AAVP7 "Amtrak"]] replaced the LVPT-5 in 1972 as the US Marines Corps' primary assault transport. The AAVP7 and has served a multitude of conflicts around the world since its introduction Seeing Service in the intervention in Lebanon, Grenada, the Persian Gulf War, and the War on Terror.

	The AAVP7 is slated to be replaced by the USMC with the Amphibious Combat Vehicle (which came in under budget and on time for once). The first shipment of which was delivered at the end of 2018. ~~Weather~~ it will actually replace the AAVP7 any time soon remains to be seen, just ask the [[M113 Armored Personnel Carrier\|M113]] how that whole replacement thing goes. ~~While~~ Japan is building an upgraded version called the AAV7A1. For the JGSDF buying the AAV makes sense as they're a nation of islands. Allowing them to deploy a larger number of squads. As their nearest ally is still angry about what happened during WW2. While America is slowly becoming an unreliable partner and meanwhile China continues to build up their Navy.		The AAVP7 is slated to be replaced by the USMC with the Amphibious Combat Vehicle (which came in under budget and on time for once). The first shipment of which was delivered at the end of 2018. Whether it will actually replace the AAVP7 any time soon remains to be seen, just ask the [[M113 Armored Personnel Carrier\|M113]] how that whole replacement thing goes. Meanwhile Japan is building an upgraded version called the AAV7A1.

	{{US Forces in Team Yankee}}		{{US Forces in Team Yankee}}

	[[Category:Vehicles]]		[[Category:Vehicles]]

2600:6C42:7C00:F0F:ED17:B942:BCFC:2D7: /* IRL */

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	Manufactured by United Defense, the [[wikipedia:Assault Amphibious Vehicle\|AAVP7 "Amtrak"]] replaced the LVPT-5 in 1972 as the US Marines Corps' primary assault transport. The AAVP7 and has served a multitude of conflicts around the world since its introduction Seeing Service in the intervention in Lebanon, Grenada, the Persian Gulf War, and the War on Terror.		Manufactured by United Defense, the [[wikipedia:Assault Amphibious Vehicle\|AAVP7 "Amtrak"]] replaced the LVPT-5 in 1972 as the US Marines Corps' primary assault transport. The AAVP7 and has served a multitude of conflicts around the world since its introduction Seeing Service in the intervention in Lebanon, Grenada, the Persian Gulf War, and the War on Terror.

	The AAVP7 is slated to be replaced by the USMC with the Amphibious Combat Vehicle (which came in under budget and on time) by the end of 2018. While Japan is building an upgraded version called the AAV7A1. For the JGSDF buying the AAV makes sense as they're a nation of islands. Allowing them to deploy a larger number of squads. As their nearest ally is still angry about what happened during WW2. While America is slowly becoming an unreliable partner and meanwhile China continues to build up their Navy.		The AAVP7 is slated to be replaced by the USMC with the Amphibious Combat Vehicle (which came in under budget and on time for once). The first shipment of which was delivered at the end of 2018. Weather it will actually replace the AAVP7 any time soon remains to be seen, just ask the [[M113 Armored Personnel Carrier\|M113]] how that whole replacement thing goes. While Japan is building an upgraded version called the AAV7A1. For the JGSDF buying the AAV makes sense as they're a nation of islands. Allowing them to deploy a larger number of squads. As their nearest ally is still angry about what happened during WW2. While America is slowly becoming an unreliable partner and meanwhile China continues to build up their Navy.

	{{US Forces in Team Yankee}}		{{US Forces in Team Yankee}}

	[[Category:Vehicles]]		[[Category:Vehicles]]

1d4chan>Halofunboy at 14:36, 25 March 2019

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	[[File:AAVP7.png\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Its a boat, with tracks!]]		[[File:AAVP7.png\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Its a boat, with tracks!]]
	The AAVP7 (Assault Amphibious Vehicle, Personnel 7) is a tracked amphibious assault landing vehicle employed by the United States Marine Corps. The AAVP7 is armed with a MK19 40mm automatic grenade launcher and a coaxial M2 .50cal. Crewed by four and with enough space to load up to 25 men, two AAVP7s are quite capable of carrying an entire Marine platoon to the beaches of a foe and beyond.		The AAVP7 (Assault Amphibious Vehicle, Personnel 7) is a tracked amphibious assault landing vehicle employed by the United States Marine Corps. The AAVP7 is armed with a MK19 40mm automatic grenade launcher and a coaxial M85 .50cal. Crewed by four and with enough space to load up to 25 men, two AAVP7s are quite capable of carrying an entire Marine platoon to the beaches of a foe and beyond.

	==In Team Yankee==		==In Team Yankee==