Army Equipment
| Jamaican army equipment | |||||||||
| Manufacturer | Model | Type | Number/Use/Comment | Image | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Small Arms | |||||||||
| Royal Small Arms Factories | L1A1 | Assault Rifle | |||||||
| BAE | SA80 | Assault Rifle | |||||||
| Sterling Armaments Company | L2A3 | Submachine Gun | Being replaced by the SA80 | ||||||
| Browning | GP35 | Pistol | |||||||
| FN | L7A1 | General purpose machine gun | |||||||
| Springfield Armory | M79 | Grenade Launcher | |||||||
| Browning | M2 | Heavy machine gun | |||||||
| Artillery | |||||||||
| Royal Ordnance | L16 | Mortar | 12 | ||||||
| Royal Ordnance | SBML 2-inch mortar | Mortar | |||||||
| Transport | |||||||||
| Land Rover | Rover Defender 110 | Mini SUV/Utility vehicle | |||||||
| Toyota | Land Cruiser | SUV/Utility Vehicle | Long body version | ||||||
| Toyota | Hiace (fourth generation) | Minibus | |||||||
| Toyota | Coaster | Minibus | |||||||
| Ford | LN7000 | Truck | |||||||
| Ford | LN8501 | Truck | |||||||
| Toyota | Dyna lU100/Y100 | Truck | Troop carrier | ||||||
| Armored | |||||||||
| Cadillac Gage Commando | V-150 | Armoured Personnel Carriers | 13 | ||||||
| Staff Cars | |||||||||
| Volvo | S90 | Executive car | 1 for use by the Chief of Staff of the Defense Force | ||||||
| Toyota | Crown | Executive car | Used by commanding and senior officers | ||||||
| Toyota | Corona | Sedan | Used by senior officers | ||||||
| Toyota | Hilux (Sixth Generation) | Pickup truck | Used for administrative purposes | ||||||
| Toyota | Prado 90 series | Mid-sized SUV | For administrative purposes | ||||||
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