LAV-25 family
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The LAV-25 family is a series of eight-wheeled, amphibious armored reconnaissance and support vehicles used primarily by the United States Marine Corps and other military forces.
All labels observed (6)
| Label | Occurrences |
|---|---|
| LAV-25 | 5 |
| LAV-25 family canonical | 2 |
| LAV family of armored vehicles | 1 |
| LAV-25 chassis | 1 |
| LAV-M mortar carrier variant | 1 |
| LAV‑25 | 1 |
How this entity was disambiguated
This entity first appeared as the object of triple T3752354 — resolving that mention is where its identity was fixed. The disambiguator weighed these candidate entities and picked the highlighted one (or “None”, minting a new entity). This is how homonymy is resolved: the same surface form can point to different entities.
Target entity: LAV-25 family Context triple: [LAV-M, partOf, LAV-25 family]
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LAV-C2
The LAV-C2 is a command and control variant of the U.S. Marine Corps’ Light Armored Vehicle designed to provide mobile battlefield communications and coordination capabilities.
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LAV-AT
The LAV-AT is a U.S. Marine Corps light armored vehicle variant equipped with anti-tank guided missile systems designed to engage and destroy enemy armored threats.
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LAV-R
The LAV-R is a U.S. Marine Corps light armored vehicle variant configured as a recovery and maintenance platform to support other light armored vehicles in the field.
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LAV-AD
The LAV-AD is an air-defense variant of the U.S. Marine Corps’ Light Armored Vehicle family, equipped with anti-aircraft guns and missile systems to engage low-flying aircraft and helicopters.
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LAV-L
The LAV-L is a light armored vehicle variant used by the U.S. Marine Corps primarily as a logistics and support platform within light armored reconnaissance units.
- F. None of above. chosen
- G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.
Target entity: LAV-25 family Target entity description: The LAV-25 family is a series of eight-wheeled, amphibious armored reconnaissance and support vehicles used primarily by the United States Marine Corps and other military forces.
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A.
LAV-C2
The LAV-C2 is a command and control variant of the U.S. Marine Corps’ Light Armored Vehicle designed to provide mobile battlefield communications and coordination capabilities.
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B.
LAV-AT
The LAV-AT is a U.S. Marine Corps light armored vehicle variant equipped with anti-tank guided missile systems designed to engage and destroy enemy armored threats.
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C.
LAV-R
The LAV-R is a U.S. Marine Corps light armored vehicle variant configured as a recovery and maintenance platform to support other light armored vehicles in the field.
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D.
LAV-AD
The LAV-AD is an air-defense variant of the U.S. Marine Corps’ Light Armored Vehicle family, equipped with anti-aircraft guns and missile systems to engage low-flying aircraft and helicopters.
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LAV-L
The LAV-L is a light armored vehicle variant used by the U.S. Marine Corps primarily as a logistics and support platform within light armored reconnaissance units.
- F. None of above. chosen
Statements (54)
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Subject: LAV-25 family Description of subject: The LAV-25 family is a series of eight-wheeled, amphibious armored reconnaissance and support vehicles used primarily by the United States Marine Corps and other military forces.
Referenced by (11)
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