Higgins boat

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The Higgins boat, also referred to as LCVP, which means landing craft, vehicle, personnel, is an early amphibious boat designed for shuttling a platoon of soldiers to the shore. The Higgins boat proved vital during WWII at the landings on Normandy beach on D-Day.[1]

References

  1. ↑ The Invention That Won World War II
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