List of Currently Active United States Military Land Vehicles

The following is a list of currently active United States military land vehicles grouped by type of land vehicle.


Read more about List Of Currently Active United States Military Land Vehicles:  Main Battle Tank, Infantry Fighting Vehicles, Armored Personnel Carriers, Light Armored Vehicles, Mine Protected Vehicles, Combat Engineering Vehicles, Self-Propelled Artillery, Anti-Aircraft, Prime Movers and Trucks, Miscellaneous, Unmanned Combat Vehicles, Experimental Vehicles

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