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Every Amphibious Vehicle and Prototype Used in WWII

Every Amphibious Vehicle and Prototype Used in WWII This video presents a complete overview of every amphibious vehicle used during the Second World War, offering a detailed look at WWII amphibious vehicles and the wide range of World War II vehicles designed for river crossings, coastal operations, and island assaults. While the DUKW is widely known, many other amphibious trucks, water vehicles, and armored vehicles played important roles in keeping military units mobile across difficult terrain. These machines ranged from transport vehicles and amphibious tanks to rare prototypes and experimental concepts that pushed the limits of wartime engineering. Featured vehicles include the DUKW amphibious truck, the Ford GPA amphibious car, the Terrapin, the LVT series of amphibious tracked vehicles, and the DD Sherman, an amphibious version of the M4 Sherman medium tank. The documentary also covers Soviet designs such as the T-38 and T-40, Japanese vehicles like the Ka-Mi and Ka-Chi, and several lesser-known amphibious motorcycles, amphibious ATVs, and prototype machines that never reached mass production. These real WWII vehicles are presented with clear historical context using authentic World War II footage and references to demonstrate how they supported operations across Europe and the Pacific. This video is intended for viewers who appreciate real WWII history, military vehicles of the Second World War, and a structured documentary explanation of WW2 engineering. It offers detailed insights into amphibious transport vehicles, futuristic tank concepts, amphibious cars, and other amazing amphibious vehicles that helped shape battlefield mobility during WWII