Amphibs sorted by year of production can be found on René Pohl Site www.schwimmauto.de
	AAAV Advanced Amphibious Assault Vehicle The AAAV prototype on display at AMTRAC Museum, Camp Del Mar, USMC Camp Pendleton, CA, USA. This is a tracked version that could also operate on water. The propulsion unit is placed in a box at the rear with three water jets. This box then lowered in the water and that made the vehicle act like an oversized Jet ski. The person standing in front gives reference to the size of the prototype. It is 75% of the proposed vehicle. The real AAAV will be capable of transporting 18 Marines and a crew of 3 over water at speeds up to 29 mph, on land speeds up to 45 mph. The picture and the info was send in by frank suha, he runs the Philippine Marines site More info on the AAAV at http://orcmt.oakridge.org/success/aaav.htm
	AAPC The Advanced Armoured Personnel Carrier with a pintle mount providing a base to a 12.7 mm gun with gun shield is an all terrain, amphibious, infantry support and transport vehicle. The vehicles produced by FNSS are being used by in Turkey, Belgium, Holland and in several other countries under the United Nations Flag Max. Road Speed 65 km/h Speed in water with track (with swim kit) 6.3 km/h Acceleration 21 seconds (0-48 km/in) Fuel Consumption 84.89 litres/100 km Engine Detroit Diesel 6V53T 300 hp http://www.fnss.com/aapc-gs.htm
	AAVR7A1 The AAV7A1 is a family of vehicles that include the AAVP7A1 Personnel Carrier, the AAVC7A1 Command Vehicle, and the AAVR7A1 Recovery Vehicle.
	Alligator (1937) The Marine Corps Amphibious Tractor. Developed during World War Two to deliver Marines over the coral reefs of the Pacific islands, this machine was invented by Donald Roebling to rescue people lost in the Everglades in 1937. The Alligator amphibian tractor is the predecessor of every Landing Vehicle http://www.mclm.com/html/body_amtracs.html
No picture	Alligator (1960) see EWK
No picture	Altkam Stalker or Hunter see Anthon-Impuls
	Alvis Stalwart Name: Alvis Stalwart ("Stally" for short but mostly pronounced "Stolly") - FV622 - High Mobility Truck 6x6 Amphibious Weight: 20900 lbs. {Empty} 11000 lbs. {Payload} Length 20.7 ft. Width: 8.5 ft. Engine Rolls - Royce B81 This is a magnificent thing on wheels. http://www.stalwart.org/
	Alvis Stalwart Super Stolly The Super Stolly was the exclusive creation of Land and Seas tours. The Super Stolly was without a doubt the most awesome amphibious tour vehicle ever built! The Super Stolly is a heavily modified Alvis Stalwart MK 2 purpose rebuilt for amphibious tours.
	Amphibious self contained diamond mining vehicle. This vehicle is a totally self contained unit and was originally designed to mine the rivers of Angola. Besides the rather obvious crane, there are also 5 winches, a drilling head and motors driving the various separators and vibrators. It is a STOLLY :) http://bermar.co.za/html/body_projects.html
	AL FAHD Designed and built in Saudi Arabia and is in production for the Saudi Arabian National Guard. It is an 8 wheeled armoured vehicle. Wheels were selected rather than a tracked system because they provide better manoeuvrability and higher road speeds. A hydraulic amphibious system is available as an option. The maximum amphibious speed is 8 km per hour. The hull is water-sealed and airtight. http://www.army-technology.com/projects/al_fahd/index.html
	Alligo (2008) It is more than a Croco clone. Made in Germany. It has four wheel steering and four wheel drive through a hydraulic gearbox. http://www.alligo.com/ Send in by Jose who is working in Argentina to develope an articulated vehicle similar to this.
	Anthon-Impuls makes the Hunter 2992 (2001) It has a four-cylinder 1700 cc (carburettor) engine located in middle of the vehicle and it has access from the interior. Water propulsion is by a water jet. Speed on water 7 - 10 km/h All wheels have independent suspension and it is a 4x4. The Driver can control the tire pressure from the inside depending on the road condition. It can transport seven passengers. In 2003 a production 300 vehicles In 2004 a production 500 vehicles Nothing is known about the price. The manufacture of the "ALKAM-STALKER" is the company "Anthon-Impulse" in Moscow. The contact person is: Mister Tuktarov Arthur Tel Moscow (095) 330-29-33 picture and info was send in by Inna & Eugene Polyakov
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