Key Points and Summary - Long overshadowed by the Bradley, the M113 remains one of the U.S. Army’s most prolific and adaptable armored personnel carriers. -Entering service in 1960, the lightweight, ...

The Army awarded BAE Systems a $754.3 million order for more Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicles, or AMPVs, which are replacing aging M113 armored personnel carriers. The contract, announced Wednesday, ...

Allison Transmission partners with army again to include the Allison X200-4A propulsion solution in the M113 Armored Personnel Carrier family of vehicles. Credit: Business Wire. Allison Transmission ...

The US Army will acquire thousands of AMPV vehicle to replace most of the old M113 platforms still in service. Credit: Richard Thomas The programme will deliver around 2,900 vehicles across five ...

Production of the first new armored vehicle that will replace the Army Vietnam Era M113 armored personnel carrier is now complete, manufacturer BAE Systems announced today. The first Armored ...

U.S. Army Stryker armored vehicles from the 4th Infantry Division during a defensive training exercise at Piñon Canyon ...

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Made by the Food Machinery and Chemical Corporation (FMC) starting with the 1960s, the M113 tracked armored personal carrier has been at the center of military operation for decades, having seen ...