The Borg-Warner LVT-3 Bushmaster was an American amphibious tracked landing vehicle developed during World War II to improve upon earlier landing craft designs. Powered by twin Cadillac V8 engines driving independent tracks, it featured an innovative rear ramp that allowed troops and cargo to debark directly onto beaches with far greater protection. The vehicle made its combat debut during the Battle of Okinawa in 1945, proving highly successful in navigating coral reefs and rough surf, and it remained in service through the Korean War.
This high-resolution reference photo pack features a preserved LVT-3 Bushmaster, capturing the vehicle from multiple angles to highlight its amphibious design. Serving as a direct visual resource for 3D modelers, game developers, concept artists, and historical illustrators.