A selection of what is available in the military vehicles market today.

M1 ABRAMS

The first version of this American tank goes back to 1980.
It is suspected to be the cause for the so called Gulf Syndrome that affected so many American servicemen and women; the reason why was the use of uranium for the finishing of the vehicules body and the grenades in the tank.
Used by the U.S.A., Egyptian and Saudi Armies. It can be fitted with a 105 or 120 millimeter canon.
Maximim Speed 100 Km/h.

APC

Armoured Personnel Carriers
Used to move personnel into the battle field. Most APC are fitted with .50 mm canons.
Normaly they drive at about the same speed as a tank.

BMP/BTR

Russian Personnel Armoured Carrier.
One of the most popular pieces of hardware in the news footage from the Chechnian war. The BMP is half track. The BTR combines half tracks with normal tires (mostly 8)

HUMMER

American Jeep.
It is called Hummer because of the little noice it makes. Broad and low to avoid anti-tank weapons.
The Classic Jeep: WWII, Korea & Vietnam.

LEOPARD II

German made tank, the follower of the Leopard I. Maximum speed 80 Km/h.

T-80

Heavy Russian Tank.
As succesful as the MIG Fighter and the Kalashnikof, one of the prides of the Russian Military Industry. The first models date back to WWII. Russians tanks are always known because of being so low. One of the previous T-72 was the the Iraqi tank during the Gulf War but they were no match for their American counter parts. The T-80 is fitted with 120 or 125 mm canon. Their reach is between to 3 and 4 kilometers.

YPR-765

Partly manufactured by the Dutch and very much used by the Royal Dutch Infantry and other armies since the 70s. The YPR is an anphibious vehicle. Very much in use in Bosnia



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