The U.S. Marines fully retire the AAV7 amphibious assault vehicle, welcoming a new ACV equipment.

The U.S. Marine Corps recently held a retirement ceremony for the last batch of AAV7 amphibious assault vehicles at Camp Pendleton in California. With this, all AAV7s that had served in the U.S. Marine Corps for 53 years have been retired, and they will be fully replaced by the 8x8 wheeled amphibious combat vehicle (ACV) in the future.

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