List of G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero Vehicles - Other G.I. Joe Vehicles

Other G.I. Joe Vehicles

For Battleforce 2000 vehicles, see Battleforce 2000.

• A.P.C. – The A.P.C. (Amphibious Personnel Carrier) was first released in 1983. It was the first troop transporter for the Joes, featuring seat belts and a 50mm auto-control cannon, and it held 23 G.I. Joe soldiers. The A.P.C. was recast in black and red, and released as the Night Force Night Scrambler in 1989.
• Armadillo – The Armadillo mini-tank was first released in 1985. The small all-purpose tank featured 60mm synchronized variable-range cluster cannons. It was repainted and fitted with new parts in 1989, and released as the Slaughter's Marauders Armadillo.
• Attack Cruiser – The Attack Cruiser was released in 1991. It featured two mines, two missiles, and a launchable attack glider.
• Badger – The Badger was first released in 1991. It featured all-track radial tires, a 25,000 lb. tow hook with stabilizer, and an auto-fire missile launcher. In 1993, it was recast and released as the "Crimson Cruiser", as part of the Street Fighter II toy line, also produced by Hasbro at the time.
• Barracuda – The Barracuda submarine was first released in 1992. It featured three "Shredder" torpedoes, movable stabilizer fins, and real diving action caused by included baking soda tablets.
• Battle Wagon – The Battle Wagon was released in 1991. It featured a detachable missile launcher with twelve missiles, and the vehicle itself was motorized.
• Bomb Disposal – The Bomb Disposal vehicle was released in 1985. It featured anti-tank mines, a hydraulic claw, and a universal tow hook.
• Brawler – The Brawler was first released in 1991. It featured fifteen detachable grenades, a missile launcher with two large missiles, and a removable hatch cover.
• Desert Apache – The Desert Apache AH-74 helicopter was first released in 1992, as part of the Sonic Fighters line. It featured electronic sounds, spring-loaded missile launchers, a 30mm chin gun, and a turbo-shaft thruster.
• Devilfish – The Devilfish high-speed attack boat was first released in 1986. It featured twin 110 hp jet motors, twin 20mm repeater cannons, two water guided "Captor" torpedoes, and four laser guided "Sea Phoenix" missiles. It was repainted and released as the Tiger Force Tiger Fish in 1989.
• Eco-Striker – The Eco-Striker was a recast of the A.W.E. Striker vehicle, released in 1992 as part of the Eco-Warriors line. The cannon was replaced by a water-firing gun.
• Falcon Glider – The G.I. Joe Falcon Glider was first released in 1983, packaged with the tan version of the action figure Grunt.
• Fort America – Fort America was released in 1992, as part of the Sonic Fighters line. It was a mobile fortress that featured electronic sounds, spring-loaded missile launchers, and transformed from a combat tank into a battle fortress.
• Hammer – The Hammer was first released in 1990, based on the designs of the GM Hummer vehicle. It featured a removable engine cover, a high-impact pulse cannon, a fully rotational gun turret, and quick slide rear hatches with storage ducts.
• L.C.V. Recon Sled – The L.C.V. (Low Crawl Vehicle) Recon Sled was first released in 1986.
• Locust – The Locust attack copter/bomber was first released in 1990. It featured four air-to-air missiles, and a tinted blast-proof windscreen canopy. A recolored version of the Locust was also included with the General in 1990.
• Manta Ray – The Manta Ray was first released in 1994. It was an inflatable attack raft, with three lock-on torpedoes, a front mounted torpedo launcher, and a turbo-blast engine.
• Mobile Battle Bunker – The Mobile Battle Bunker was first released in 1990. It featured a 5,000 round laser ammunition dispenser, two double-barreled mortar cannons, and a hidden missile rack that popped out from the inside.
• Monster Blaster A.P.C. – The Monster Blaster A.P.C. (Armored Personnel Carrier) was first released in 1993, as part of the "Mega Marines" line. Designed to be driven by the Mega Marine version of Clutch (sold separately), the heavily armored troop transporter featured a "Lock 'n Load" missile launcher, four heat-seeking missiles, and puncture proof tires.
• Mudbuster – The Mudbuster was first released in 1993. It was and all-terrain 4x4 battle truck, that featured a "smash 'n bash" bumper, a 360-degree rotating missile launcher, and puncture proof tires.
• Patriot – The Patriot was first released in 1992. It featured a multi-terrain track system, a quick recoil side machine gun, and triple-barreled laser cannon.
• Polar Battle Bear – The Polar Battle Bear (Skimobile) was first released in 1983. It featured movable twin 55mm cannons, two heat seeking missiles, a 160 hp V-6 engine, and a tow-hook for vehicle accessories.
• Radar Rat – The Radar Rat is a battlefield robot released in 1989, with two MM-15 "Flat Face" target guidance dishes, three terminal homing/active radar missiles, and puncture proof tires.
• R.A.M. – The Rapid Fire Motorcycle was part of the original A Real American Hero release in 1982. It included a Vulcan 20mm Gatling Cannon, a side car, and twin saddle bags. The R.A.M. was recast as a Sears exclusive in 1986, sold as the Dreadnok Ground Assault Motorcycle.
• Razor-Blade – The Razor-Blade helicopter was first released in 1994. It featured two handles with a connecting string, and by holding one of the handles and pulling the string tight, the helicopter would glide along the string. The vehicle also comes with a figure rescue backpack to "scoop" Joes out of harm's way.
• R.P.V. – The R.P.V. (Remote Piloted Vehicle) was first released in 1988. The hydraulically operated missile rack could be elevated with the attached remote, and had room for a figure in the driver's seat.
• Silver Mirage Motorcycle – The Silver Mirage Motorcycle was first released in 1985. It featured a silver finish, and sidecar with gun operator's seat, two ground launch missiles and 10-round mortar launcher.
• Skyhawk VTOL – The Skyhawk VTOL (Vertical Take-Off and Landing) aircraft was first released in 1984. It featured twin "Thunderclap" cannons, and two air-to-surface rockets. The Skyhawk was recast as a Sears exclusive in 1986, sold as the Dreadnok Air Assault VTOL. It was repainted with chrome parts in 1990, and released as the Sky Patrol Sky Hawk.
• Storm Eagle – The Storm Eagle A.T.F. (Advanced Tactical Fighter) was released in 1992. It was a one-piece water-shooting jet, with four missiles and rear landing gear.
• Swamp Masher – The Swamp Masher twelve-wheeled swamp vehicle was first released in 1988. It featured four tri-wheeled tracks for navigating rough terrain, and a 4.3 liter 350 hp engine.
• Tri-Blaster – The Tri-Blaster is a battlefield robot released in 1989. It is a one-man 4WD vehicle, with a triple-barreled pulse fire laser cannon, and digital communications array.
• Weapon Transport – The Weapon Transport vehicle was released in 1985. It came with a Force MK88 magnesium cased bomb, and removable bomb trailer.