The U.S. Marine Corps suffered an accident, will the water operation continue?

Due to the serious malfunction of the US Marine Corps during the exercise, and since the cause of the accident has not yet been clarified, the commander of the Marine Corps said that he will stop the operation of the vehicle on the water, but will continue to conduct training on land.

Just at the end of July, the US Navy was conducting exercises, as a result of which a serious accident occurred during the training exercises. At that time, two assault vehicles were carrying out the task of landing on the beach, and as a result, the two assault vehicles suddenly entered the water, resulting in the death of one of the 16 people in the assault vehicles, and the other eight went missing in the sea, two of them were injured, and one of them was seriously injured and in critical condition.

At present, the Marine Corps and the Coast Guard are working hard to search for the eight missing soldiers, hoping to treat them in time, but I think most of them are dead, because they have been wounded by the assault vehicle in the sea, and then they can't breathe in the sea, so most of them will not come back.

Since it has not been ascertained what caused the sudden flooding of the two assault vehicles, the commander decided to terminate the water operations of all amphibious assault vehicles for the sake of caution and for the safety and health of all Marine Corps membersAs soon as the exercise stopped, more than 800 attack vehicles would stop on the road, which had a great impact on the army's exercise. This time the amphibious assault vehicle that had an accident will generally be used to perform beach landing missions, this is a small armored vehicle, they enter the sea from the Navy amphibious ship, and then land to change to armor, and the vehicle transports soldiers, but who knows that this time it suddenly entered the water during the exercise, their speed at sea can reach up to 8 miles, and the forward speed on land can reach 46 miles an hour, and it can be seen that the performance of the amphibious assault vehicle is very good.

This time, the Navy collectively suspended the water operations of the amphibious assault vehicles, and the investigation of the cause of the accident was also out of prudence.

After the accident, the U.S. Marine Corps did not carry out any more operations on the water, but withdrew to the base to rest.

The vehicle's operation on the water will be discontinued, but training on land will continue. This time, the navy collectively suspended the water operation of the amphibious assault vehicle, and the investigation of the cause of the accident was also out of prudence.