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  • Stryker fighting vehicle/Definition
    A family of wheeled, [[armored fighting vehicle|lightly armored fighting vehicles]] of the [[U.S. Army]]
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  • M113 armored personnel carrier/Related Articles
    {{r|Armored fighting vehicle}} {{r|M2 Bradley (armored fighting vehicle)}}
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  • Warrior (armored fighting vehicle)/Definition
    ...en [[autocannon]] and carrying seven infantrymen; replaced the [[AFV 432 (armored fighting vehicle)]]; variants include reconnaisance with a 90mm gun, repair, and a possible
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  • Armor (disambiguation)
    {{rpl|Armored fighting vehicle}}
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  • M1126 infantry carrier vehicle/Definition
    Light, wheeled [[armored personnel carrier]] of the [[Stryker (armored fighting vehicle)|U.S. Army's Stryker family]]
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  • M2 Bradley armored fighting vehicle/Definition
    A family of [[armored fighting vehicle]]s, with roles including [[infantry fighting vehicle]], scouting, [[forward
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  • M2 Bradley IFV
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  • M2 Bradley (armored fighting vehicle)
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  • M3 Bradley
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  • M3 Bradley CFV
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  • Stryker (armored fighting vehicle)
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  • Stryker family of military vehicles
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  • Bradley fighting vehicle
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  • M2 Bradley
    #REDIRECT [[M2 Bradley armored fighting vehicle]]
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  • Bradley fighting vehicles
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  • M2 Bradley (armored fighting vehicle)/Definition
    #REDIRECT [[M2 Bradley armored fighting vehicle/Definition]]
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  • Stryker (armored fighting vehicle)/Definition
    #REDIRECT [[Stryker armored fighting vehicle family/Definition]]
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  • M2 Bradley (armored fighting vehicle)/Related Articles
    #REDIRECT [[M2 Bradley armored fighting vehicle/Related Articles]]
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  • M2 Bradley family fire support team vehicles
    #REDIRECT [[M2 Bradley armored fighting vehicle#Artillery direction]]
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  • Stryker (armored fighting vehicle)/Related Articles
    #REDIRECT [[Stryker armored fighting vehicle family/Related Articles]]
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  • Infantry fighting vehicle/Related Articles
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  • Cavalry
    ...tate unprepared opponents by speed and shock. The modern equivalent uses [[armored fighting vehicle]]s such as [[tank (military)|tanks]], armored [[infantry fighting vehicle]]
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  • M2 Bradley armored fighting vehicle/Related Articles
    Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/M2 Bradley (armored fighting vehicle)]]. Needs checking by a human. {{r|Armored fighting vehicle}}
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  • M1130 command vehicle/Definition
    A member of the [[Stryker (armored fighting vehicle)|U.S. Army Stryker vehicle series]], which contains four workstations for c
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  • M1132 engineer squad vehicle/Definition
    ...eled, highly mobile [[combat engineering vehicle]], part of the [[Stryker (armored fighting vehicle)|Stryker family of military vehicles]] and deployed with [[Stryker Brigade
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  • Stryker armored fighting vehicle family/Related Articles
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  • M901A3 improved TOW vehicle
    ...s. In a combat scenario, therefore, the scout vehicles (e.g., [[M2 Bradley armored fighting vehicle|M2]] or M3 armored [[Missile vehicle|vehicles with single-tube TOW launcher
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  • Skeet (submunition)/Definition
    ...tile]] delivered from a [[cluster munition]], intended for top-attack on [[armored fighting vehicle]]s
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  • M1135 nuclear, biological, chemical reconnaissance vehicle/Definition
    (NBC RV) Part of the [[Stryker (armored fighting vehicle)|Stryker vehicle family]] but to be used in both the [[Stryker Brigade Comb
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  • M1128 mobile gun system/Definition
    [[Direct support]] self-propelled [[105mm cannon]] in the [[Stryker (armored fighting vehicle)|Stryker family]] of the [[U.S. Army]]
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  • Future Combat Systems/Related Articles
    {{r|M2 Bradley (armored fighting vehicle)}}
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  • Cavalry/Related Articles
    {{r|Armored fighting vehicle}}
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  • Tank (military)/Related Articles
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  • M1 Abrams tank/Related Articles
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  • Anti-tank gun/Definition
    ...rally, an obsolete approach of free-standing artillery pieces (i.e., not [[armored fighting vehicle]]s) used against tanks
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  • Antitank weapon/Definition
    ...ned to describe any weapon intended to pierce the protective armor of an [[armored fighting vehicle]], and, in some cases, protected structures such as bunkers
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  • Future Combat Systems/Definition
    ...d development program,including a variety of military systems, including [[armored fighting vehicle]]s, [[unmanned ground vehicle]]s, [[artillery]], [[precision guided muniti
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  • Stryker Brigade Combat Team/Definition
    ...yable by air, and being mobile once on the ground; built around [[Stryker (armored fighting vehicle)|Stryker-family wheeled tactical vehicles]]
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  • M2 (disambiguation)
    {{r|M2 Bradley armored fighting vehicle}}
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  • Tactical mobility/Related Articles
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  • M109 howitzer/Related Articles
    {{r|Armored fighting vehicle}} {{r|M2 Bradley (armored fighting vehicle)}}
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  • M1132 engineer squad vehicle/Related Articles
    {{r|Stryker (armored fighting vehicle)}}
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  • Anti-tank weapon/Definition
    A guided or unguided weapon intended to penetrate [[armored fighting vehicle]]s; may be a cannon-fired projectile, [[unguided rocket]], [[gravity bomb]
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  • Combat engineering vehicle
    A '''combat engineering vehicle (CEV)''' is an [[armored fighting vehicle]] that provides [[combat engineer]]s with battlefield protection against en An intermediate vehicle is in the [[Stryker armored fighting vehicle family]], the [[M1132 engineer squad vehicle]]. In the cancelled [[Future C
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  • Infantry/Related Articles
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  • M242 Bushmaster/Related Articles
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  • Bulldozer
    ...re sometimes attached to the front of [[tank (military)|tanks]] or other [[armored fighting vehicle]]s to give them a secondary field engineering capability, to add to their c
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  • Combat arms/Definition
    ...and military organization, the functions of [[infantry]], units based on [[armored fighting vehicle]]s, [[artillery]], [[air, artillery and missile defense]], [[combat enginee
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  • M113 armored personnel carrier
    ...main armored engagements of Operation Desert Storm, where the M2 Bradley (armored fighting vehicle)|M2 Bradley infantry and M3 scout carriers took troops into action, the APC ...nt into service. A different series of wheeled vehicles forms the Stryker (armored fighting vehicle)|Stryker family.
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  • Infantry fighting vehicle
    ...IFV)''' is a relatively new combination of functions, and is a subset of [[armored fighting vehicle]]s. It is armed and armored, but carries soldiers that can fight from insid
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  • T-54 tank/Related Articles
    {{r|M2 Bradley (armored fighting vehicle)}}
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  • Surface-to-surface missile/Related Articles
    {{r|Armored fighting vehicle}}
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  • Laser rangefinder/Related Articles
    {{r|M2 Bradley (armored fighting vehicle)}}
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  • Explosively formed projectile/Related Articles
    {{r|Armored fighting vehicle}}
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  • Warrior (disambiguation)
    {{rpl|Warrior (armored fighting vehicle)}}
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  • M242 Bushmaster
    ...on are available, and, when the mounting allows it, as in the [[M2 Bradley armored fighting vehicle]], the gunner can change to the type most appropriate to the target.
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  • Bulldozer/Related Articles
    {{r|Armored fighting vehicle}}
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  • Reactive armor
    ''"Reactive armor''' is a family of materials intended to protect [[armored fighting vehicle]]s from the effects of certain [[antitank weapon]]s, especially [[explosive
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  • Mortar carrier
    .... Also, in the U.S. Army, the [[M1129 mortar carrier]]s is the [[Stryker (armored fighting vehicle)]] version. The [[XM1204 NLOS mortar]] was cancelled, in 2009, along with o
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  • Stryker Brigade Combat Team
    ...United States Army]], designed for medium-intensity fighting in [[Stryker (armored fighting vehicle)|Stryker-family wheeled armored fighting vehicles]]. They have more tactica
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  • M1126 infantry carrier vehicle
    Most numerous of the [[Stryker (armored fighting vehicle)|Stryker combat vehicle family]] of the [[U.S. Army]], the '''M1126 Infantr
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  • M1128 mobile gun system
    Perhaps the most controversial member of the [[Stryker (armored fighting vehicle)|U.S. Army Stryker system]], the ''''M1128 mobile gun system''' is a self-p
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  • Mine (land warfare)/Related Articles
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  • M1129 mortar carrier
    Within the [[Stryker (armored fighting vehicle)|U.S. Army Stryker vehicle family]], the '''M1129 [[mortar carrier]]''' pro
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  • Force XXI Battle Command Brigade and Below/Related Articles
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  • MIL-STD-1553/Related Articles
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  • Force XXI Battle Command Brigade and Below
    ...-level systems such as Inter-Vehicle Information System, so soldiers in an armored fighting vehicle can know not just the location of friendly forces near them, but their fuel ...es equipped with it include the M1 Abrams (tank)|M1 Abrams and M2 Bradley (armored fighting vehicle)|M2 Bradley. Helicopter-mounted versions are also available.
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  • Anti-tank missile/Related Articles
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  • Viet Cong/Related Articles
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  • Self-propelled artillery
    ...om well behind a front line, so their armor protection is not that of an [[armored fighting vehicle]], but sufficient to stop [[machine gun]] fire and fragments from artillery
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  • M1132 engineer squad vehicle
    ...They are part of the [[Stryker (armored fighting vehicle)|Stryker wheeled armored fighting vehicle]] family.
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  • Reconnaissance, Surveillance and Target Acquisition Squadron (Brigade Combat Team)/Related Articles
    {{r|M2 Bradley (armored fighting vehicle)}}
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  • Gulf War/Related Articles
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  • Heavy Brigade Combat Team
    ...ions have three companies, two of mechanized infantry with 14 [[M2 Bradley armored fighting vehicle]]s and two of armor with 14 [[M1 Abrams tank]]s. M3 scout vehicles are the
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  • M1 Abrams tank
    ...ridges and too wide for streets of old city design. In part, the Stryker (armored fighting vehicle) series is an intermediate between the Abrams and Bradley, and lighly armor
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  • M26 (rocket)
    ...ve against troops and trucks in the open. They are not effective against [[armored fighting vehicle]]s.
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  • M270 Multiple Launch Rocket System
    ...M993 Carrier Vehicle, is an extended-length derivative of the [[M2 Bradley armored fighting vehicle]]. has a cab for the crew, protected against the exhaust of the rocket moto
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  • Corps/Related Articles
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  • Tank (military)
    ...e)|M2 Bradley]], Russian [[BTR (armored fighting vehicle)|BTR)]] or [[BMP (armored fighting vehicle)|BMP]]) usually has tracks but could have wheels, has lighter armor, and,
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  • Stryker armored fighting vehicle family
    The '''Stryker [[armored fighting vehicle]]s''' family is made up of eight-wheeled combat vehicles used by the [[U.S.
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  • M30 (rocket)
    ...ve against troops and trucks in the open. They are not effective against [[armored fighting vehicle]]s. While the M30 carries fewer bomblets than the M26, its greater accuracy
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  • Unguided rocket/Related Articles
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  • Battle of Ap Bac
    Soldiers in [[armored fighting vehicle]]s, as well as helicopter-borne [[air assault]], units, are expected to use
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  • Future Combat Systems
    ...4484}}</ref> Wheeled vehicles are the controversial basis of the Stryker (armored fighting vehicle)|Stryker vehicle system. ...lance Vehicles (RSV) are, to some extent an improvement on the M2 Bradley (armored fighting vehicle)|M3 cavalry fighting vehicle, or the M1114 HMWWV scout vehicle or M1127 r
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  • Restructuring of the United States Army
    ...r Brigade Combat Team|Stryker BCT (SBCT)''': organized around the Stryker (armored fighting vehicle)|Stryker vehicle system family of medium-weight wheeled armored vehicles, a
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  • Littoral Combat Ship
    ...oats and remotely piloted vessels. The side ramp also can handle [[Stryker armored fighting vehicle family|Stryker wheeled armored vehicles]]. Internally, there is a three-axi
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  • Soviet support for Iraq during the Iran-Iraq War
    ...y 1988, including roughly 1,000 models of the Soviet BMP | BMP-1 and BMP-2 armored fighting vehicle. ...did not rely on speed and shock, effectively using supporting infantry in armored fighting vehicle, but moved cautiously into "hull down" positions prepared by Iraqi enginee
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  • March Definitions
    * [[M2 Bradley armored fighting vehicle/Definition]]
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  • March Metadata
    * [[Template:M2 Bradley armored fighting vehicle/Metadata]]
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  • March RA
    * [[M2 Bradley armored fighting vehicle/Related Articles]]
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  • Iraq War, Surge
    ...shields, followed by heavier roadside bombs. They began to use M2 Bradley (armored fighting vehicle)|armored Bradley fighting vehicles, mixed with or replacing HMMWVs; the Bra
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  • South Africa
    ...howitzer]]s, [[combat engineer|combat engineering equipment]], and light [[armored fighting vehicle]]s. There has been significant co-development with [[Israel]].
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