List of military vehicles

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Military vehicles include all land combat and transportation vehicles, excluding rail-based, which are designed for or are in significant use by military forces.

Contents: Top - 0–9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

[edit] Vehicles by type

[edit] Vehicles by country

[edit] Vehicles by name

[edit] A

  • A7V heavy tank(Sturmpanzerwagen) (Germany; World War I)
  • AAV7 amphibious armored personnel carrier (United States; Cold War/modern)
  • ABAL armored ammunition supply vehicle (Romania; Cold War)
  • Abrams (popular name for the M1 Abrams)
  • ACEC Cobra armored personnel carrier (Belgium; Cold War)
  • Achzarit armored personnel carrier (Israel; modern)
  • ACMAT TPK wheeled armored personnel carrier (France; modern)
  • Advanced Modular Vehicle multirole combat vehicle (Finland; modern)
  • Al-Fao self-propelled 155 mm howitzer (Iraq; Cold War)
  • Al Jazirah 1 armored personnel carrier (Saudi Arabia; modern)
  • Al Jazirah 2 armored car (Saudi Arabia; modern)
  • Al-Zarar MBT main battle tank (Pakistan; modern)
  • Alacran (popular name for the BMS-1 Alacran)
  • AML (designation for the Panhard AML)
  • AMX-10P armored personnel carrier (France; Cold War)
  • AMX-10RC light armored fighting vehicle (France; Cold War/modern)
  • AMX-13 light tank (France; Cold War)
  • AMX-30 main battle tank (France; Cold War)
  • AMX-40 main battle tank (France; Cold War)
  • AMX-48 (designation for the Leclerc main battle tank)
  • AMX VCI infantry fighting vehicle (France; Cold War)
  • Ariete (popular name for the C1 Ariete)
  • Arjun MBT main battle tank (India; modern)
  • Armored Combat Earthmover (project name for the M9 ACE)
  • Armored Gun System (project name for the XM8 AGS)
  • Armored Infantry Fighting Vehicle (project name for the YPR765 AIFV)
  • Armored Vehicle Launched Bridge (AVLB)
  • ASLAV wheeled infantry fighting vehicle development of the Mowag Piranha (Australia; modern)
  • Assad Babyle (Iraqi designation for license-built T-72)
  • ASU-57 tracked tank destroyer (Soviet Union; Cold War)
  • ASU-85 tracked tank destroyer (Soviet Union; Cold War)
  • AT105 Saxon wheeled APC (United Kingdom; Cold War)
  • AT-P tracked prime mover and artillery crew transporter (Soviet Union; Cold War)
  • Austin Armoured Car (United Kingdom; World War I)
  • Avenger HMMWV-based air defense vehicle (United States; modern)
  • AVGP Cougar wheeled fire support vehicle (Canada; Cold War)
  • AVGP Grizzly wheeled armored personnel carrier (Canada; Cold War)
  • AVGP Husky wheeled maintenance and recovery vehicle (Canada; Cold War)
  • A9 Cruiser Tank Mark I medium tank (United Kingdom; pre-World War II (1938))
  • A10 Cruiser Tank Mark IIA medium tank (United Kingdom; World War II)

[edit] B

  • B1 Centauro wheeled tank destroyer (Italy; modern)
  • BDX wheeled armored personnel carrier (Belgium; Cold War)
  • Bernardini MB-3 Tamoyo main battle tank (Brazil; Cold War/modern)
  • Bernardini X1A light tank (Brazil; Cold War)
  • Bison (popular name for the LAV-25)
  • Black Eagle Tank (Russian:Chorny Oriol) main battle tank (Russia; modern)
  • BLG-60 bridging vehicle (East Germany; Cold War)
  • BLR (designation for the Santa Barbara BLR)
  • BMD-1 infantry fighting vehicle (Soviet Union; Cold War)
  • BMD-2 infantry fighting vehicle (Soviet Union; Cold War)
  • BMD-3 infantry fighting vehicle (Russia; modern)
  • BMP-1 infantry fighting vehicle (Soviet Union; Cold War)
  • BMP-2 infantry fighting vehicle (Soviet Union; Cold War)
  • BMP-3 infantry fighting vehicle (Russia; modern)
  • BMR-600 (early designation for the Pegaso 3560)
  • BMS-1 Alacran armored halftrack (Chile; Cold War)
  • BOV-VP, BOV-SN, BOV-M, BOV-1, BOV-3, BOV-30 and BOV-P wheeled APC (Yugoslavia; Cold War)
  • Bradley (popular name for the M2 Bradley and M3 Bradley)
  • BRAVIA Commando Mk III armored car (Portugal; Cold War)
  • BRDM-1 wheeled reconnaissance vehicle (Soviet Union; Cold War)
  • BRDM-2 wheeled reconnaissance vehicle (Soviet Union; Cold War)
  • BRDM-3 wheeled anti-tank vehicle (Soviet Union; Cold War)
  • BREM-1 armored recovery vehicle (Soviet Union; Cold War)
  • BT-2 light tank (Soviet Union; World War II)
  • BT-5 light tank (Soviet Union; World War II)
  • BT-7 light tank (Soviet Union; World War II)
  • BT-8 light tank (Soviet Union; World War II)
  • BTR-40 light wheeled APC (Soviet Union; Cold War)
  • BTR-50 tracked APC (Soviet Union; Cold War)
  • BTR-60 wheeled APC (Soviet Union; Cold War)
  • BTR-70 wheeled APC (Soviet Union; Cold War)
  • BTR-80 wheeled APC (Soviet Union; Cold War)
  • BTR-94 wheeled APC (Soviet Union; Cold War)
  • BTR-152 wheeled APC (Soviet Union; Cold War)
  • BTR-T infantry fighting vehicle (Russia; modern)
  • BTS-2 armored recovery vehicle (Soviet Union; Cold War)
  • Buffalo (popular name for the Panhard Buffalo)
  • Buffalo wheeled anti-mine vehicle, version of the South African Casspir (United States; modern)
  • Buffel mine proof wheeled APC (South Africa; Cold War)

[edit] C

[edit] D

  • Daewoo KIFV IFV
  • DANA self-propelled 152 mm howitzer (Czechoslovakia; Cold War)
  • Dragoon 300 wheeled armored fighting vehicle (United States; modern)
  • Duster (unofficial name for the M42 Skysweeper)

[edit] E

  • Eagle (Nigerian name for the Main Battle Tank Mk 3)
  • EBR (designation for the Panhard EBR)
  • EE-3 Jararaca wheeled light reconnaissance vehicle (Brazil; modern)
  • EE-9 Cascaval wheeled armored car (Brazil; modern)
  • EE-11 Urutu wheeled armored personnel carrier (Brazil; Cold War)
  • EE-17 Sucuri (Brazil; modern)
  • EE-T1 Osório main battle tank (Brazil; modern)
  • EE-T2 Osorio main battle tank (Brazil; modern)
  • EE-T4 Ogum tracked armored fighting vehicle (Brazil; modern)
  • Eland license built Panhard AML (South Africa; Cold War)
  • ELBO Leonidas-2 (Greece; modern)
  • ELBO Kentaurus (Greece; modern)
  • ERC-90 (designation for the Panhard ERC)

[edit] F

[edit] G

  • Gadfly (popular name for the SA-11)
  • Gainful (popular name for the SA-6)
  • Gauntlet (popular name for the SA-15)
  • Gecko (popular name for the SA-8)
  • Ganef (popular name for the SA-4)
  • Gaskin (popular name for the SA-9)
  • GAZ-69 5 ton truck (Soviet Union; Cold War/modern)
  • GCT (designation for the GIAT GCT)
  • GIAT GCT self-propelled 155 mm artillery (France; Cold War/modern)
  • Gopher (popular name for the SA-13)
  • Grad (popular name for the BM-21)
  • Grenadier (popular name for the MOWAG Grenadier)
  • Grizzly (popular name for the AVGP Grizzly)
  • Gun Carrier Mark I self-propelled artillery (United Kingdom; World War I)

[edit] H

[edit] I

[edit] J

  • Jackson (popular name for the M36 Jackson)
  • Jagdpanzer Jaguar 1 self-propelled HOT missile vehicle (Germany; Cold War)
  • Jagdpanzer Jaguar 2 self-propelled TOW missile vehicle (Germany; Cold War)
  • Jagdpanzer Kanone tank destroyer (Germany; Cold War)
  • Jagdpanzer Rakete self-propelled SS.11 missile vehicle (Germany; Cold War)
  • Jaguar tank (main battle tank (International; modern))
  • Jararaca (popular name for the EE-3 Jararaca)
  • JS (alternate spelling for the Iosef Stalin series of tanks)

[edit] K

  • K1 Type 88 main battle tank (Korea; modern)
  • Kadar Fahd wheeled armored personnel carrier (Egypt; Cold War)
  • KAM-1 armored recovery vehicle (Finland; Cold War)
  • Ke-Go (army name for the Type 95 Ha-Go)
  • kleiner Panzerbefehlwagen I (designation for command variant of the Panzer I)
  • Kliment Voroshilov series of heavy tanks (Soviet Union; World War II)
  • Korean Infantry Fighting Vehicle (South Korea; Cold War)
  • Kürassier (popular name for the SK 105 Kürassier)

[edit]  L

  • L6/40 (service designation for the Fiat L6/40)
  • Land Rover Wolf (Main utility vehicle of the British Army)
  • Landwirtschäftlicher Schlepper (cover name for the Panzer I)
  • LAV-25 wheeled armored personnel carrier (Canada; modern)
  • LAV III wheeled armored personnel carrier (Canada; modern)
  • Leclerc main battle tank (France; modern)
  • Leopard 1 main battle tank (Germany; Cold War)
  • Leopard 2 main battle tank (Germany; modern)
  • Liberty - popular name for US version of the Mark VIII World War One tank
  • Light Tank Mark VI (United Kingdom; World War II)
  • Lion of Babylon tank (Iraq; modern)
  • Logistic Vehicle System (project name for the Mk 48 LVS family)
  • LOHR RPX 90 armored car (France; modern)
  • LOHR RPX 3000 light armored car (France; modern)
  • LOHR RPX 6000 armored car (France; modern)
  • LOHR VPX 5000 tracked light armored fighting vehicle (France; modern)
  • LT vz 35 (Czech designation for the Panzer 35(t))
  • LT vz 38 (Czech designation for the Panzer 38(t))
  • Luchs (popular name for the Spahpanzer Luchs)
  • LVTP-5 amphibious APC (United States; Cold War)
  • LVTP-7 (former designation for the AAV7)
  • Lynx reconnaissance vehicle (Canada; Cold War)

[edit] M

  • M1 Abrams main battle tank (United States; modern)
  • M2 Bradley infantry combat vehicle (United States; modern)
  • M2 Half Track Car APC (United States; World War II)
  • M3 Medium tank
  • The Panhard M3
  • M3 Bradley cavalry combat vehicle (United States; modern)
  • M3 Halftrack APC (United States; World War II)
  • M4 Mortar Carrier (United States; World War II)
  • M4 Sherman medium tank (United States; World War II)
  • M5 Half Track Personnel Carrier APC (United States; World War II)
  • M7 Priest self-propelled artillery (United States; World War II)
  • M8 Greyhound armoured car (United States/British; World War II/modern)
  • M8 Scott self-propelled howitzer (United States; World War II)
  • M9 ACE combat engineer vehicle (United States; modern)
  • M10 Wolverine tank destroyer (United States/British; World War II)
  • M12 Gun Motor Carriage self propelled gun (United States; World War II)
  • M13 Multiple Gun Motor Carriage anti-aircraft vehicle (United States; World War II)
  • M15 CMGC anti-aircraft vehicle (United States; World War II)
  • M16 MGMC anti-aircraft vehicle (United States; World War II)
  • M18 Hellcat tank destroyer (United States; World War II)
  • M21 Halftrack mortar carrier (United States; World War II)
  • M22 Locust airmobile light tank (United States; World War II)
  • M24 Chaffee light tank (United States; World War II)
  • M26 Pershing tank (United States; World War II/Korean War)
  • M29 Weasel cargo carrier (United States; World War II)
  • M32 ARV armored recovery vehicle (United States; World War II)
  • M36 Jackson tank destroyer (United States; World War II/Cold War)
  • M40 GMC self-propelled gun (United States; World War II)
  • M41 Walker Bulldog light tank (United States; Cold War)
  • M42 Skysweeper self-propelled twin 40 mm air defense gun (United States; Cold War)
  • M44 self-propelled 155 mm howitzer (United States; Cold War)
  • M47 main battle tank (United States; Cold War)
  • M48 Chaparral tracked surface-to-air missile carrier (United States; Cold War)
  • M48 Patton main battle tank (United States; Cold War)
  • M51 Super Sherman main battle tank (Israel; Cold War)
  • M59 APC (United States; Cold War)
  • M60 APC (Yugoslavia; Cold War)
  • M60 main battle tank (United States; Cold War)
  • M60A1 Armored Vehicle Launched Bridge (AVLB)
  • M75 APC (United States; Cold War)
  • M80 IFV (Yugoslavia; Cold War)
  • M-84 main battle tank (Yugoslavia; Cold War/modern)
  • M84 self-propelled mortar (United States; Cold War)
  • M88 armored recovery vehicle (United States; Cold War)
  • M106 self-propelled 107 mm mortar (United States; Cold War)
  • M107 self-propelled 175 mm gun (United States; Cold War)
  • M109 self-propelled 155 mm howitzer (United States; Cold War/modern)
  • M110 self-propelled 203 mm howitzer (United States; Cold War)
  • M113 armored personnel carrier (United States; Cold War/modern)
  • M125 self-propelled 81 mm mortar (United States; Cold War)
  • M151 Military Utility Tactical Truck (United States; Vietnam)
  • M151A1 Military Utility Tactical Truck (United States; Vietnam)
  • M151A2 Military Utility Tactical Truck (United States; Vietnam)
  • M163 self-propelled 20 mm Gatling gun (United States; Cold War/modern)
  • M422 'Mighty Mite' ¼-ton 4x4 tactical truck (United States; Vietnam)
  • M548 tracked cargo carrier (United States; Cold War)
  • M551 Sheridan light tank (United States; Cold War)
  • M577 tracked command post (United States; Cold War/modern)
  • M578 light armored recovery vehicle (United States; Cold War)
  • M688 Lance missile supply vehicle (United States; Cold War)
  • M728 CEV combat engineer vehicle (United States; Cold War/modern)
  • M730 carrier for the M48 Chaparral launcher (United States; Cold War)
  • M752 self-propelled Lance missile launcher (United States; Cold War)
  • M901 ITV self-propelled TOW missile launcher (United States; Cold War/modern)
  • M923 5 ton truck (United States; Cold War/modern)
  • M966 HMMWV self-propelled TOW missile launcher (United States; modern)
  • M977 HEMTT 10 ton heavy truck (United States; modern)
  • M978 HEMTT 9500 L tanker truck (United States; modern)
  • M980 infantry combat vehicle (Yugoslavia; Cold War)
  • M981 FSV laser designator carrier (United States; modern)
  • M983 HEMAT tractor-trailer ammunition vehicle (United States; modern)
  • M984 HEMTT 10 ton wrecker (United States; modern)
  • M985 HEMTT 10 ton truck with crane (United States; modern)
  • M992 FAASV ammunition vehicle (United States; Cold War/modern)
  • M996 HMMWV ambulance (United States; modern)
  • M997 HMMWV ambulance (United States; modern)
  • M998 HMMWV utility vehicle (United States; modern)
  • M1015 electronic warfare systems carrier (United States; modern)
  • M1025 HMMWV weapon carrier (United States; modern)
  • M1026 HMMWV weapon carrier (United States; modern)
  • M1028 HMMWV electronic systems carrier (United States; modern)
  • M1035 HMMWV ambulance (United States; modern)
  • M1036 HMMWV self-propelled TOW missile launcher (United States; modern)
  • M1037 HMMWV shelter carrier (United States; modern)
  • M1038 HMMWV utility vehicle (United States; modern)
  • M1042 HMMWV shelter carrier (United States; modern)
  • M1043 HMMWV weapon carrier (United States; modern)
  • M1044 HMMWV weapon carrier (United States; modern)
  • M1045 HMMWV self-propelled TOW missile launcher (United States; modern)
  • M1046 HMMWV self-propelled TOW missile launcher (United States; modern)
  • M1059 smoke generator vehicle (United States; modern)
  • M1064 self-propelled 120 mm mortar (United States; modern)
  • M1068 command post systems vehicle (United States; modern)
  • M1069 HMMWV light artillery mover (United States; modern)
  • M1070 Bradley electronic warfare systems carrier (United States; modern)
  • M1078 FMTV truck series (United States; modern)
  • M1097 HMMWV utility vehicle (United States; modern)
  • M1114 HMMWV weapon carrier with improved armor protection (United States; modern)
  • M1917 (American service designation for the Renault FT-17)
  • Magach main battle tank (Israel; Cold War)
  • Majnoon self-propelled 155 mm howitzer (Iraq; modern)
  • Mamba mine proof wheeled armored personnel carrier (South Africa; modern)
  • Marder II self-propelled 75 mm antitank gun on a Panzer II chassis (Germany; World War II)
  • Marder M1966 infantry fighting vehicle (Germany; Cold War/modern)
  • Mark I series of tanks (United Kingdom; World War I)
  • Mark VIII Liberty (Anglo-American version of the Mark I (tank))
  • Mark IX armored personnel carrier (United Kingdom; World War I)
  • MB-3 Tamoio (company designation for the Bernardini MB-3 Tamoio)
  • MBT-70 experimental main battle tank (United States and Germany; Cold War, cancelled)
  • MBT 2000 main battle tank (Pakistan; modern)
  • MCV-80 (early designation for the FV510 Warrior)
  • Medium Mark A (official designation for the Whippet Mk A)
  • Medium Mark B medium tank (United Kingdom; World War I)
  • Medium Mark C medium tank (United Kingdom; World War I)
  • Merkava main battle tank (Israel; modern)
  • Mk 48 LVS 10 ton truck (United States; modern)
  • Mk 61 self-propelled 105 mm gun (France; Cold War)
  • Mk F3 self-propelled 155 mm gun (France; Cold War)
  • MLI-84 infantry fighting vehicle (Romania; Cold War)
  • MLVM armored personnel carrier (Romania; Cold War)
  • Mobile Gun System version of the Stryker AFV mounting a 105 mm tank gun
  • Mowag Grenadier wheeled armored personnel carrier (Switzerland; Cold War)
  • Mowag Piranha wheeled armored personnel carrier (Switzerland; Cold War/modern)
  • Mowag Roland wheeled APC (Switzerland; Cold War)
  • Mowag Shark wheeled combat vehicle (Switzerland; modern)
  • Mowag SPY wheeled light reconnaissance vehicle (Switzerland; modern)
  • Mowag Tornado infantry fighting vehicle (Switzerland; modern)
  • MT-55 bridging vehicle (Czechoslovakia; Cold War)
  • MT-LB armored prime mover and transport vehicle (Soviet Union; Cold War)
  • MTU-20 bridging vehicle (Soviet Union; Cold War)

[edit] N

  • NVH-1 infantry combat vehicle (China; modern)
  • Nyala (popular name for the RG-31)

[edit] O

  • OF-40 main battle tank (Italy; Cold War) - it:OF-40
  • Ogum (popular name for the EE-T4 Ogum)
  • Olifant Mk 1B main battle tank (South Africa; Cold War/modern)
  • Orca (popular name for the VTP-1 Orca)
  • Osorio (popular name for the EE-T1 Osório series)
  • OT-62 tracked APC (Czechoslovakia; Cold War)
  • OT-65 wheeled reconnaissance vehicle (Czechoslovakia; Cold War)
  • OTO Melara C13 infantry fighting vehicle (Italy; modern)

[edit] P

  • Paladin (popular name for later versions of the M109)
  • Pandur (popular name for the Steyr Pandur)
  • Pangu (popular name for the XA-180 Pangu)
  • Panhard AML armored car (France; Cold War/modern)
  • Panhard Buffalo wheeled armored personnel carrier (France; Cold War)
  • Panhard EBR heavy armored car (France; Cold War)
  • Panhard ERC heavy armored car (France; modern)
  • Panhard M3 light wheeled combat vehicle (France; Cold War)
  • Panhard VBL light reconnaissance vehicle (France; modern)
  • Panhard VCR wheeled armored personnel carrier (France; modern)
  • Panhard VCR 2 wheeled armored personnel carrier (France; modern)
  • Panther (popular name for the Panzer V)
  • Panzer I light tank (Germany; World War II)
  • Panzer II light tank (Germany; World War II)
  • Panzer III medium tank (Germany; World War II)
  • Panzer IV medium tank (Germany; World War II)
  • Panzer V Panther main battle tank (Germany; World War II)
  • Panzer VI Tiger heavy tank (Germany; World War II)
  • Panzer 35(t) light/medium tank (Czechoslovakia; World War II)
  • Panzer 38(t) light/medium tank (Czechoslovakia; World War II)
  • Patton (popular name for the M46, M47, M48, and M60 Patton-series main battle tanks)
  • Pbv 302 infantry fighting vehicle (Sweden; Cold War)
  • Pegaso 3560 armored personnel carrier (Spain; Cold War)
  • Piranha (popular name for the MOWAG Piranha)
  • PSZH-IV light wheeled armored personnel carrier (Hungary; Cold War)
  • PT-76 amphibious light tank (Soviet Union; Cold War)
  • PT-91 Twardy main battle tank (Poland; modern)
  • Puma Light wheeled armored vehicle (South African, new construction similar to Mamba [1])
  • Pvrbv 551 tracked ATGM carrier (Sweden; Cold War)
  • Pz 55 (Swiss designation for the FV4001 Centurion Mk 5)
  • Pz 57 (Swiss designation for the FV4001 Centurion Mk 7)
  • Pz 61 main battle tank (Switzerland; Cold War)
  • Pz 68 main battle tank (Switzerland; Cold War)

[edit] R

  • R-2 (Romanian designation for the Panzer 35(t))
  • R3 Capraia armored car (Italy; Cold War/modern)
  • RAMTA RAM light scout vehicle (Israel; Cold War)
  • RAMTA RBY light scout vehicle (Israel; Cold War)
  • Ratel infantry fighting vehicle series (South Africa; Cold War/modern)
  • Renault FT-17 light tank (France; World War I)
  • Renault FT-31 light tank (France; World War II)
  • Renault R-39 light tank (France; World War II)
  • Renault VBC heavy armored car (France; Cold War)
  • RG-12 light armoured vehicle (South Africa; modern)
  • RG-31 Nyala mine proof vehicle (South Africa; modern)
  • RG-32 Scout mine proof vehicle (South Africa; modern)
  • RG-33 mine proof vehicle (South Africa/United States; modern)
  • Rolls-Royce Armoured Car (United Kingdom; World War I)
  • Rooikat armored car (South Africa; modern)
  • RPX 90 (designation for the LOHR RPX 90)

[edit] S

  • Sabra main battle tank (Israel; Cold War/modern)
  • Sabre (tank) member of the CVR(T) family
  • Saladin (popular name for the FV601 Saladin)
  • Samaritan (popular name for the FV104 Samaritan)
  • Samson (popular name for the FV106 Samson)
  • Santa Barbara BLR wheeled armored personnel carrier (Spain; modern)
  • Saracen (popular name for the FV603 Saracen)
  • Saxon (popular name for the AT105 Saxon)
  • Schneider CA1 tank (France; World War I)
  • Scimitar (popular name for the FV107 Scimitar)
  • Scorpion (popular name for the FV101 Scorpion)
  • Scout (popular name for the RG-32)
  • SdKfz 101 (vehicle designation for the Panzer I)
  • SdKfz 265 (vehicle designation for the command version of the Panzer I)
  • Shark (popular name for the MOWAG Shark)
  • Sheridan (popular name for the M551 Sheridan)
  • Sherman (Official UK name for the M4 Medium tank)
  • Sherman Firefly medium tank (United Kingdom; World War II)
  • Shilka (popular name for the ZSU-23-4)
  • Shoet wheeled armored personnel carrier (Israel; modern)
  • Shorland S50 series of armored cars (United Kingdom; Cold War)
  • SIBMAS series of armored combat vehicles (Belgium; Cold War/modern)
  • Simba APC (United Kingdom; Cold War)
  • SK 105 Kürassier light tank (Austria; Cold War)
  • Skeleton tank experimental US tank of 1918
  • Snow Trac Swedish made light tracked vehicle (UK Royal Marines, NATO; Cold War)
  • SKOT wheeled armored personnel carrier (Czechoslovakia/Poland; Cold War)
  • Spahpanzer Luchs wheeled reconnaissance vehicle (Germany; Cold War)
  • Spartan (popular name for the FV103 Spartan)
  • SPY (designation for the MOWAG SPY)
  • St Chamond heavy tank (France; World War I)
  • Saurer 4K 4FA infarty fighting vehicle(Austria; Cold War)
  • Steyr Automobile
  • Steyr 4K 7FA armored personnel carrier (Austria; Cold War)
  • Steyr Pandur wheeled armored personnel carrier (Austria; modern)
  • Stingray (popular name for the Cadillac Gage Stingray)
  • Stormer (popular name for the FV4333 Stormer)
  • Striker (popular name for the FV102 Striker)
  • Strv 101 (Swedish designation for their Centurion tanks early models)
  • Strv 102 (Swedish designation for their Centurion later models)
  • Strv 103 main battle tank (Sweden; Cold War)
  • Strv 104 (Swedish designation for upgraded Centurion)
  • Stryker popular name for the Stryker family of wheeled AFV's (United States; modern)
  • SU 60 armored personnel carrier (Japan; Cold War)
  • Sultan (popular name for the FV105 Sultan)

[edit] T

  • T-10 heavy tank (Soviet Union; Cold War)
  • T-18 light tank (Soviet Union; World War II)
  • T-24 medium tank (Soviet Union; World War II)
  • T-26 light tank (Soviet Union; World War II)
  • T-27 tankette (Soviet Union; World War II)
  • T-28 medium tank (Soviet Union; World War II)
  • T-34 medium tank (Soviet Union; World War II)
  • T-35 heavy tank (Soviet Union; World War II)
  • T-37 amphibious light tank (Soviet Union; World War II)
  • T-38 amphibious light tank (Soviet Union; World War II)
  • T-40 amphibious light tank (Soviet Union; World War II)
  • T-44 medium tank (Soviet Union; World War II)
  • T-50 light tank (Soviet Union; World War II)
  • T-54 main battle tank (Soviet Union; Cold War)
  • T-55 main battle tank (Soviet Union; Cold War)
  • T-60 light tank (Soviet Union; World War II)
  • T-62 main battle tank (Soviet Union; Cold War)
  • T-64 main battle tank (Soviet Union; Cold War)
  • T-70 light tank (Soviet Union; World War II)
  • T-72 main battle tank (Soviet Union; Cold War/modern)
  • T-80 main battle tank (Soviet Union; Cold War/modern)
  • T-80 light tank (Soviet Union; World War II)
  • T-84 main battle tank (Ukraine; modern)
  • T-90 main battle tank (Russia; modern)
  • T-95 main battle tank (Russia; modern)
  • TAB-71 wheeled APC (Romania; Cold War)
  • TAB-72 wheeled APC (Romania; Cold War)
  • TAB-73 self-propelled mortar (Romania; Cold War)
  • TAB-77 wheeled APC (Romania; Cold War)
  • TAM (Argentine designation for the Thyssen Henschel TH 301)
  • Tamoio (popular name for the Bernardini MB-3 Tamoio)
  • TH 301 medium tank (Germany; Cold War)
  • TH 400 wheeled reconnaissance vehicle (Germany; modern)
  • TH Condor wheeled armored personnel carrier (Germany; Cold War)
  • Tiger (popular name for the Panzer VI)
  • TILOS VTL armored logistics vehicle (Italy; modern)
  • Timoney wheeled armored personnel carrier (Ireland; Cold War)
  • Tiuna high mobility multipurpose wheeled vehicle (Venezuela; Modern)
  • Tipo 6614 wheeled armored personnel carrier (Italy; Cold War)
  • Tipo 6616 heavy armored car (Italy; Cold War/modern)
  • Tipo 6634 wheeled armored personnel carrier (Italy; Cold War)
  • TM 125 wheeled armored personnel carrier (Germany; Cold War)
  • TM 170 wheeled armored personnel carrier (Germany; Cold War)
  • TO-55 flamethrower tank (Soviet Union; Cold War)
  • Tornado (popular name for the MOWAG Tornado)
  • Tosan light tank (Iran; modern)
  • TPK (designation for the ACMAT TPK)
  • TR-85 M1 main battle tank (Romania; modern)
  • TR-125 main battle tank (Romania; Cold War/modern)
  • Transportpaneer 1 Fuchs wheeled armored personnel carrier (Germany; Cold War)
  • Tsar Tank armored attack vehicle (Russian Empire; World War I)
  • Tunguska-M1 popular name for the 2S9M air-defense vehicle (Soviet Union; Cold War/modern)
  • Type 1 Chi-He medium tank (Japan; World War II)
  • Type 3 Chi-Nu medium tank (Japan; World War II)
  • Type 38 Ho-Ro self-propelled 150 mm gun (Japan; World War II)
  • Type 54 self-propelled 122 mm artillery (China; Cold War)
  • Type 59 main battle tank (China; Cold War)
  • Type 60 tank destroyer (Japan; Cold War)
  • Type 61 main battle tank (Japan; Cold War)
  • Type 62 light tank (China; Cold War)
  • Type 63 SPAA self-propelled twin 37 mm gun (China; Cold War)
  • Type 63 tank light tank (China; Cold War)
  • Type 67 bridging vehicle (Japan; Cold War)
  • Type 69 main battle tank (China; Cold War)
  • Type 70 armored recovery vehicle (Japan; Cold War)
  • Type 73 (Japan; Cold War)
  • Type 74 main battle tank (Japan; Cold War)
  • Type 78 armored recovery vehicle (Japan; Cold War)
  • Type 79 main battle tank (China; Cold War/modern)
  • Type 80 SPAA self-propelled twin 57 mm gun (China; Cold War/modern)
  • Type 80 tank main battle tank (China; Cold War/modern)
  • Type 83 (China; modern)
  • Type 84 bridging vehicle (China; Cold War/modern)
  • Type 85 main battle tank (China; modern)
  • Type 87 armored car (Japan; World War II)
  • Type 87 ARV armored reconnaissance vehicle (Japan; modern)
  • Type 88 IFV infantry fighting vehicle (Japan; modern)
  • Type 88 K1 (alternate designation for the K1 Type 88)
  • Type 88 Tank main battle tank (China; modern)
  • Type 89 IFV infantry fighting vehicle (Japan; modern)
  • Type 90 main battle tank (Japan; modern)
  • Type 95 Ha-Go light tank (Japan; World War II)
  • Type 96 main battle tank (China; modern)
  • Type 97 Chi-Ha medium tank (Japan; World War II)
  • Type 98 main battle tank (China; modern)
  • Type 99 main battle tank (China; modern) - see Type 98
  • Type 653 armored recovery vehicle (China; Cold War)

[edit] U

  • UR-416 light wheeled armored personnel carrier (Germany; Cold War)
  • UAZ-469 4-wheeled scout car (Soviet Union; Cold War/modern)
  • URAL-4320 5-ton truck (Soviet Union; Cold War/modern)
  • Urutu (popular name for the EE-11 Urutu)
  • Ultra AP Concept replacement vehicle for humvee

[edit] V

  • V-100 (company designation for the Cadillac Gage V-100 Commando)
  • V-150 (company designation for the Cadillac Gage V-150 Commando)
  • V-200 (company designation for the Cadillac Gage V-200 Commando)
  • V-300 (company designation for the Cadillac Gage V-300 Commando)
  • V-600 (company designation for the Cadillac Gage V-600)
  • VAB (designation for the Véhicule de l'Avant Blindé)
  • VBC-90 (designation for the Renault VBC)
  • VBL (designation for the Panhard VBL)
  • VCC-1 Camillino infantry fighting vehicle (Italy; Cold War) - it:VCC
  • VCC-80 infantry fighting vehicle (Italy; modern) - it:Dardo (IFV)
  • VCR (designation for the Panhard VCR)
  • VCRT armored recovery vehicle (Argentina; Cold War)
  • VCTM self-propelled 120 mm mortar (Argentina; Cold War)
  • VCTP armored personnel carrier (Argentina; Cold War)
  • VEC light reconnaissance vehicle (Spain; modern)
  • Véhicule de l'Avant Blindé armored personnel carrier (France; modern)
  • Vickers 6-Ton light tank (United Kingdom; World War II)
  • Vickers A1E1 Independent tank (United Kingdom; World War II)
  • Vijayanta main battle tank (India; Cold War)
  • Volkswagen Iltis light truck
  • VTP-1 Orca wheeled armored personnel carrier (Chile; Cold War)
  • VTP-2 wheeled light combat vehicle (Chile; Cold War)
  • VXB-170 wheeled armored personnel carrier (France; Cold War)

[edit] W

  • Walker Bulldog (popular name for the M41 Walker Bulldog)
  • Warrior (popular name for the FV510 Warrior)
  • Wespe self-propelled 105 mm howitzer on a Panzer II chassis (Germany; World War II)
  • Whippet Mk A medium tank (United Kingdom; World War I)
  • Wiesel light tracked combat vehicle (Germany; Cold War)
  • WZ 551 wheeled infantry fighting vehicle (China; Cold War)
  • WZ 701 armored command carrier (China; Cold War)
  • WZ 751 armored ambulance (China; Cold War)
  • WZT-1 armored recovery vehicle (Poland; Cold War)

[edit] X

  • XA-180 Pangu wheeled armored personnel carrier (Finland; modern)
  • XM8 AGS light tank (United States; modern)

[edit] Y

  • YP-408 wheeled armored personnel carrier (Netherlands; Cold War)
  • YPR-765 infantry fighting vehicle (United States; Cold War/modern)
  • YW 304 self-propelled mortar (China; Cold War)
  • YW 307 infantry fighting vehicle (China; Cold War)
  • YW 309 infantry fighting vehicle (China; Cold War)
  • YW 531 armored personnel carrier (China; Cold War)
  • YW 534 armored personnel carrier (China; Cold War)

[edit] Z

  • ZSU-57-2 self-propelled anti-aircraft artillery (Soviet Union; Cold War)
  • Zulfiqar tank main battle tank (Iran; modern))

[edit] See also

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