List of Military Vehicles - Vehicles By Name

Vehicles By Name

  • 1V152 8×8 command and forward observation vehicle based on the BTR-80 (Soviet Union; Cold War/Modern)
  • 2S1 Gvozdika self-propelled 122mm howitzer (also known as M1971 and M1974) (Soviet Union; Cold War)
  • 2S3 Akatsiya self-propelled 152mm howitzer (also known as M1973) (Soviet Union; Cold War)
  • 2S4 Tyulpan self-propelled 240mm mortar (also known as M1975) (Soviet Union; Cold War)
  • 2S5 Giatsint-S self-propelled 152mm howitzer (also known as M1981) (Soviet Union; Cold War/Modern)
  • 2S7 Pion self-propelled 203mm gun (also known as M1975) (Soviet Union; Cold War)
  • 2S9 Anona self-propelled 120mm mortar (Soviet Union; Cold War/Modern)
  • 2S14 Zhalo-S 8×8 self-propelled 85mm anti-tank gun based on the BTR-70 (Soviet Union; Cold War/Modern)
  • 2S19 Msta self-propelled 152mm howitzer (Soviet Union; Cold War/Modern)
  • 2S23 Nona-SVK 8×8 self-propelled 120mm mortar based on the BTR-80 (Soviet Union; Cold War/Modern)
  • 2S30 Iset self-propelled 155mm howitzer (Soviet Union; Modern)
  • 2S31 Vena self-propelled 120mm mortar based on the BMP-3 (Soviet Union; Modern)
  • 40.10 4×4 utility vehicle (also known as LSVW and Torpedo) produced by Iveco (Italy; Cold War/Modern)
  • 4K 4FA armoured vehicle (Austria; Cold War)
  • 4K 7FA armoured vehicle (Austria; Cold War)
  • 7TP light tank (Poland; World War II)
  • 9A51 Prima 6×6 self-propelled multiple rocket launcher based on a ZIL-131 chassis (Soviet Union; Cold War)
  • 9P117 8×8 transport/launcher of the Scud short-range ballistic missile (also known as the MAZ-543) (Soviet Union; Cold War)
  • 9P157 self-propelled anti-tank vehicle with 9M123 Khrizantema missiles based on the BMP-3 (Soviet Union; Modern)
  • 9P162 self-propelled anti-tank vehicle with 9M133 Kornet missiles based on the BMP-3 (Soviet Union; Modern)
  • 9S482 designation for the PU-12M 8×8 air defence command vehicle (Soviet Union; Cold War/Modern)
  • 15cwt truck series (British; World War II)

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