Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Soon after the Second World War, engineers in the USSR and the United States began thinking about a new generation of amphibious armored vehicles. What they wanted was a machine that combined mobility with reliable protection. The idea was controversial: some saw amphibious capability as a needless complication, while others viewed it as the key to victory in regions dense with rivers and swamps. In the end, both superpowers invested heavily in pursuing it.
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Soon after the Second World War, engineers in the USSR and the United States began thinking about a new generation of amphibious armored vehicles. What they wanted was a machine that combined mobility with reliable protection. The idea was controversial: some saw amphibious capability as a needless complication, while others viewed it as the key to victory in regions dense with rivers and swamps. In the end, both superpowers invested heavily in pursuing it.
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🔘 Site: warthunder.com
🔘 Twitch: twitch.tv/warthunder
🔘 Telegram: https://t.me/warthunder
🔘 Twitter: twitter.com/warthunder
🔘 Facebook: facebook.com/WarThunder
🔘 Forum: forum.warthunder.com
#WarThunder
