The United States Marine Corps (USMC) Amphibious Combat Vehicle (ACV) is a versatile and advanced armored vehicle designed to enhance the Marines' amphibious warfare capabilities. Built to replace the aging Amphibious Assault Vehicle (AAV), the ACV provides improved speed, mobility, and survivability for the Marines during amphibious operations and other expeditionary missions.

Key features of the ACV include its ability to seamlessly transition between land and sea operations, making it a formidable force in littoral environments. The vehicle's design allows for quick embarkation and disembarkation from Navy ships, enabling rapid deployment to a variety of operational areas.

The ACV Personnel Carrier (ACV-P) - The standard variant of the ACV designed to transport a squad of Marines and their equipment. It provides enhanced protection against modern threats while ensuring Marines' ability to swiftly maneuver on land and water.