Amphibier

Amphibier is a term that refers to a type of amphibious vehicle, which is designed to operate effectively in both land and water environments. These vehicles are engineered to traverse various terrains, including roads, off-road trails, and bodies of water such as rivers, lakes, and even open seas. Amphibious vehicles typically feature a hull or pontoons that allow them to float, along with a propulsion system that can operate underwater. This dual capability makes them versatile for military, rescue, and recreational purposes. Examples of amphibious vehicles include the LVR (Light Vehicle Reconnaissance) and the DUKW (Duplex Drive Universal Carrier), both of which were used during World War II. Modern amphibious vehicles continue to evolve, incorporating advanced technologies to enhance their performance and capabilities in both land and water environments.