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- initialism military, US Expeditionary Fighting Vehicle
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The EFV, which is designed to ferry Marines from ship to shore, is expected to replace the service's aging amphibious assault vehicles, or AAVs.
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There is little question that the EFV is a technological marvel.
Defense Tech 2010
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The EFV, which is designed to ferry Marines from ship-to-shore, is expected to replace the service's aging amphibious assault vehicles.
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Those drugs included lamivudine (Epivir); efavirenz (known as EFV); nelfinavir (Viracept); and the combination of abacavir (Ziagen), sulfate, lamivudine and zidovudine (Retrovir).
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Those drugs included lamivudine (Epivir); efavirenz (known as EFV); nelfinavir (Viracept); and the combination of abacavir (Ziagen), sulfate, lamivudine and zidovudine (Retrovir).
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Designed to replace a slower, 30-year-old amphibious assault vehicle that carries 21 Marines and a crew of three, the EFV has cost $3.3 billion to develop.
Marines' amphibious vehicle program could end under House budget plan 2011
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Rep. Todd Akin R-Mo., new chairman of the Armed Services subcommittee on sea power and expeditionary forces, supports the EFV and said during debate that he hopes Gates will choose testing rather than immediate termination.
Marines' amphibious vehicle program could end under House budget plan 2011
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In approving the fiscal 2011 continuing resolution early Saturday, the House gave the Defense Department $145 million, which Gates can use to complete testing of the EFV landing craft or pay termination costs that would be due if he ended the contract immediately.
Marines' amphibious vehicle program could end under House budget plan 2011
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Designed to replace a slower, 30-year-old amphibious assault vehicle that carries 21 Marines and a crew of three, the EFV has cost $3.3 billion to develop.
Marines' amphibious vehicle program could end under House budget plan 2011
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In approving the fiscal 2011 continuing resolution early Saturday, the House gave the Defense Department $145 million, which Gates can use to complete testing of the EFV landing craft or pay termination costs that would be due if he ended the contract immediately.
Marines' amphibious vehicle program could end under House budget plan 2011
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