What are the types of all terrain tracked transport vehicles

Articulated tracked transport vehicle: This is the most common type, which is connected by a hydraulic articulated device between the front and rear sections of the vehicle. It has a small turning radius and strong off-road capability, and is suitable for complex terrains such as snow, swamps, and mountains. Typical representatives include Singapore's Bronco, Sweden's Bv206, Russia's Warrior series, China's Land Rover and Python all terrain vehicles.

Half track transport vehicle: a hybrid structure with wheels at the front and tracks at the rear, balancing the speed of wheeled vehicles and the off-road performance of tracked vehicles. It was widely used during World War II and has now largely withdrawn from the mainstream.

High mobility all terrain vehicle: Similar in appearance to a beach buggy, it is small in size, light in weight, and fast in speed, but has limited carrying capacity. It is mostly used for special operations or rapid assaults.

Compact all terrain vehicle: With a small body and multiple small tires directly attached to both sides, it turns by relying on the speed difference between the two sides, making it suitable for airdrops and narrow terrains, such as the "Bobcat" all terrain vehicle.