M113 (YPR): The M113 (and its many variants like the YPR) is a tracked armoured vehicle used for transport and infantry support and is widely deployed around the world. Armed with a variety of weapons, the M113 has been adapted to serve a variety of roles.

M109: A 155mm self-propelled howitzer used for indirect fire support, this vehicles has been the mainstay of US mobile artillery units. Introduced in the 1960’s and exported to various nations, the M109 is still in limited operation. Several European nations have since replaced this howitzer with newer designs.

PzH2000: A modern 155mm self-propelled howitzer of German origin, the PzH2000 features a very high rate of fire and the ability to accurately hit a target up to 40 km away. The PzH2000 is currently being fielded in modest numbers by several European nations.

HMMWV: The M998 High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle, also known as Humvee, is a highly adaptable wheeled vehicle used for reconnaissance, troop transport and light cargo transport. Since its introduction, the HMMWV has seen numerous upgrades improving its combat capabilities.

CV-90: The combat Vehicle 90 is a tracked infantry fighting vehicle of Swedish origin. The design is highly modular, and allows for various configurations depending on the tasks assigned to the vehicle. The CV-90 is primarily fielded in Europe.

Leopard 2: The Leopard 2 is a German-designed main battle tank fielded by various armed forces around the world that has seen continuous development since the 1970’s. The current version (2A7+) has been modified with increased armour to improve its effectiveness in low-intensity urban conflicts.