LVT(4) Amtrac: The Most Widely Used Amphibious Tractor of World War II (Legends of Warfare: Ground, 21)
by David Doyle
This illustrated study traces the design, development, and deployment of the LVT(4) amphibious tractor during World War II. Featuring rare archival and previously unpublished photographs alongside images of preserved examples, it explores a vehicle built to carry troops across coral reefs, deep water, and swamps during Pacific landings.
About This Book
LVT(4) Amtrac examines the design, development, and deployment of one of World War II’s most widely used amphibious tractors.
The vehicle played an important role in Pacific landings, carrying troops across challenging coral reefs, deep water, and swamps to reach shore.
This volume features rare archival photographs, including previously unpublished images, documenting the LVT(4) in wartime contexts.
Additional photographs show carefully preserved surviving examples, offering a visual look at the vehicle’s construction and enduring legacy.
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