The Marine Corps LAV-25 is an eight-wheeled, light armor vehicle that projects power through its turret-mounted 25mm M242 Bushmaster chain gun. Cool.

The National Museum of the Marine Corps took delivery of an LAV-25 in December for inclusion in future galleries that are still under construction and expected to open at the end of 2019 or early ...

The Marine Corps is flexing its electronic warfare muscles by strapping vehicles like the LAV-EW to the decks of amphibious assault ships. Search for: News.

General Dynamics Land Systems-Canada has been awarded a $37.2 million contract to upgrade the Marine Corps' fleet of light armored vehicles.. The Jan. 4 contract, which was awarded through Army ...

The LAV-25, the U.S. Marine Corps’ main armored reconnaissance vehicle, has its origins in an effort to develop a new, highly mobile strike force for the Middle East. Fast, lightly armored and ...

The Marine Corps is looking for a replacement for its LAV-25, light armored reconnaissance vehicle, seen above. (Photo by Lito Boras/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images) ...

A U.S. Marine with A Company, 2nd Light Armor Reconnaissance Battalion, 2nd Marine Division, provides security with an M240B machine gun from a Light Armored Vehicle as part of Exercise Trident ...

In the 1980s, the U.S. Marine Corps fielded the LAV-25, or Light Armored Vehicle.An 8x8 all-wheel-drive armored car with a 25-millimeter automatic cannon, the LAV was designed as a highly mobile ...

The U.S. Marine Corps plans to replace its light-armored vehicle, ... The LAV 25, which entered service in 1983, includes a crew of three and six personnel, according to Military.Today.com.