LVT-4 is an amphibious, tracked armored transporter developed in the United States during World War II. It represents an evolutionary step from the previous LVT-1 and LVT-2 models, boasting increased carrying capacity and improved off-road capabilities. Positioned within two front enclosed turrets are two 12.7mm M2HB machine guns, each with a complement of 2,200 rounds, while three 7.62mm M1919A4 machine guns with a total of 6,000 rounds are mounted along the sides and within enclosed rear turrets. The LVT-4 features all round anti-bullet armor protection against small arms fire and artillery shell fragments. This armored transporter was extensively utilized during amphibious operations in the Pacific and in Europe.