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11. Combat Expeditionary Vehicle (EFV)

Overview of the Expeditionary Fighting Vehicle (EFV) Joined the Service: 1990 Producer: General Dynamics Price: *$22.3 million Key Features Purpose: Designed to replace the Marines' previous amphibious transport vehicle. Impact: Revolutionized land-and-air combat capabilities for the U.S. armed forces. Current Status: Although phased out in 2011, some EFVs remain in service with the Marine Corps.

Inception and Development of the Expeditionary Fighting Vehicle (EFV) Inception: The EFV's development began in the late 1970s. Approval: It was approved by the Defense Department in the mid-1990s and received funding. Production Timeline: The completion of production and testing extended over an additional five years. Key Capabilities Transport Capacity: A single EFV can securely and safely transport a full squad of Marines over both land and sea, enhancing operational flexibility.
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