Williams Amphibious Vehicle

William's Amphibious Vehicle is a never-realized, World War II-era American amphibious armored vehicle design that was developed in late 1942. The author of this vehicle was U.S. Army Colonel Allison Ridley Williams, who became known as an inventor and author of at least several patents related to electric braking and steering systems as early as the 1930s. William's Amphibious Vehicle was developed for wetland, maritime combat carried out during amphibious operations. Undoubtedly, the concept…

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