This project examines LARC V, which is water and land interface vehicle designed for support of amphibious operations (troops and cargo transport) in rivers and protected waters. Vehicle's 5 mission evolved to more stringent, involving amphibious assault operations in the highly demanding surf zone, as well as support of the dive and salvage operations. The age (35 years), and increasing requirements, including weight, stability, range, speeds, and reliability dictated study on improvement or replacement of the existing design. Research concentrates on conceptual study and development of various options for presentation to the sponsor, U.S. Navy Ocean Facilities Program (OFP), and the ultimate owner, U.S. Navy, Underwater Construction Teams.
Replacement Design Study for Lighter Amphibious Re-Supply Cargo 5 Ton, Amphibious Vehicle LARC V
2004
108 pages
Report
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English
Transportation , Marine Engineering , Military Operations, Strategy, & Tactics , Amphibious operations , Amphibious vehicles , Interfaces , Reliability , Ground vehicles , Salvage , Naval operations , Cargo , Assault , Cargo transport , Troop transport , Salvage operations , Larc v(Lighter amphibious re-suply cargo 5)
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