Joining Forces for Innovation: BAE Systems and Iveco Defence Vehicles (IDV) Unveil the Amphibious Combat Vehicle (ACV) on the Global Stage at FEINDEF. A Triumph of Collaboration, the ACV Family, born from the strategic alliance between BAE Systems and IDV, stands as the pinnacle of expeditionary mobility for the U.S. Marine Corps (USMC). Distinguished as the sole fully amphibious combat vehicle in current full-rate production, the ACV showcased at FEINDEF introduces the personnel variant (ACV-P), serving as the cornerstone for a versatile family of vehicles.Designed to meet evolving mission requirements, this adaptive platform promises not only the enhancement of expeditionary mobility but also opens avenues for integrating cutting-edge capabilities such as reconnaissance, electronic warfare, anti-air, and Unmanned Aircraft Systems. Witness the future of warfare unfold as technology evolves, encapsulated within the groundbreaking ACV-P on display at FEINDEF.
“In a landmark collaboration, BAE Systems and IDV stand united in unveiling a pivotal next-generation amphibious capability tailored to meet the exacting mission needs and operational standards of the Infantería de Marina Española. Expressing pride in this joint endeavor, Nazario Bianchini, Head of Sales at IDV, articulates our collective anticipation for engaging in a comprehensive international customization process. Our shared goal is to ensure the seamless integration and optimal deployment of these advanced amphibious vehicles within the Spanish and broader European defense systems.”
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“Embodying a modular design ethos, the Amphibious Combat Vehicle stands as a symbol of empowerment for Marines worldwide, offering unparalleled flexibility to embrace diverse mission roles and seamlessly integrate cutting-edge technologies. A marvel of engineering, the ACV-P flaunts full swim-capability, providing a dynamic platform capable of accommodating 13 fully-equipped Marines, alongside a crew if needed. This versatility not only ensures adaptability to diverse objectives on both land and sea but also heralds a new era of amphibious warfare capabilities.”
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