The AAV Landing Vehicle, also known as the Amphibious Assault Vehicle or the AAV-P7/A1, has been a vital component of the United States Marine Corps since its introduction in the 1970s. #engineering | Interesting Engineering

20 reactions | A Company, 116th Brigade Engineer Battalion's M1150 Assault Breacher Vehicle live fires mine clearing line charges (MICLIC) to sweep battlefields of improvised explosive devices during their training at the National Training Center (NTC) at Ft. Irwin, Calif. The rocket-projected MICLIC is able to clear approximately eight meters wide by 100 meters long through a detonated explosion. | The War Rooms | Facebook

336K views · 11K reactions | The Assault Breacher Vehicle fires a rocket-propelled mine clearing line charge of C4 explosives up to 150 yards. Explore the many ways to serve with #SeasonOfServing. | Marine Corps Recruiting | Facebook