Marine Corps confirmed that it has approved the full-rate production of the Amphibious Combat Vehicle (ACV), paying about $184 million to BAE Systems for 36 new vehicles. The next set of ACVs is expected to be distributed in January or February, with a new shipment being received by Marine units every two or three months after that, the Marine Corps Times previously reported.
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