Jaguar 1
Origin West German
Main Gun HOT missile system
Secondary Gun 7.62mm MG 7.62mm MG (AA)
Crew 4
Weight 25.000 Kg
Speed 70 km/h
Range 400 km

Light armoured but highly mobile West German tank destroyer with HOT anti-tank missile system.

Jaguar 2
Origin West German
Main Gun TOW missile system
Secondary Gun 7.62mm MG 7.62mm MG (AA)
Crew 4
Weight 25.000 Kg
Speed 70 km/h
Range 400 km

Light armoured but highly mobile West German tank destroyer with TOW anti-tank missile system.

Leopard 1
Origin West Germany
Main Gun 120mm
Secondary Gun 12.7mm MG 7.62mm MG
Crew 4
Weight 42.400 Kg
Speed 65 km/h
Range 600 km

The Leopard 1 was first produced in 1963 by Krauss-Maffei for the German Ministry of Defence and more than 6000 vehicles have been exported to nine NATO countries, Belgium , Denmark , Germany , Greece , Italy , Canada , the Netherlands , Norway and Turkey and also Australia . The main armament is capable of engaging with effective fire, while on-the-move, through the use of an electronic, hydraulic gyroscopic gun stabilizer. This is known as fully stabilized power traverse. In addition, the Leopard is fitted with two banks of smoke grenade dischargers on the turret to create local obscuration. The Leopard may be "sealed-off" against nuclear contamination on the nuclear battlefield. It is a minimum-maintenance armoured fighting vehicle with visual lubricant level checks and minimum daily crew maintenance required. Properly fitted with external gear, it is capable of deep-fording or submerged fording where riverbanks are prepared for exit and entry. Complete engine replacement is possible in 30 minutes under field conditions.

Leopard 2
Origin West Germany
Main Gun 120mm
Secondary Gun 7.62mm MG
Crew 4
Weight 55.150 Kg
Speed 65 km/h
Range 600 km

The successor to the Leopard 1, the Leopard 2, was first produced in 1979. A variety of upgrade programs and options are available for the Leopard 2. These include the Atlas Elektronik Vehicle Integrated Command and Information System (IFIS), a digital command and information system. The Leopard 2 has had technical improvements under Upgrading Level I and Level II programs. A new smoothbore gun, the 120 millimetre L55 Gun, has been developed by Rheinmetall GmbH of Ratingen, Germany to replace the shorter 120 millimetre L44 smoothbore tank gun on the Leopard 2. It permits effective use of a new APFSDS-T round, DM53 (LKE II), with a longer rod penetrator, and which is under development. The German Army has decided not to buy the DM43 APFSDS-T round (aka LKE 1), rather to wait and upgrade to the DM53

Variants: The Leopard 2 tank comes in an upgraded version with a new 120mm L55 gun. A second version is fitted with destructive 140mm gun.

Luchs A1
Origin West Germany
Main Gun 20mm cannon
Secondary Gun 7.62mm MG
Crew 4
Weight 19.500 Kg
Speed 90 km/h
Range 730 km

A very light armoured vehicle built by West Germany for use in forward recon operations. It offers limited attack capabilities with a 20mm canon. Although heavy at 19,5 ton it has an impressive speed of 90 km/h and a long range of 730 km.

Wiesel 1 - 30mm
Origin West Germany
Main Gun 30mm
Secondary Gun 7.62mm MG
Crew 2
Weight 2.800 Kg
Speed 75 km/h
Range 300 km
The Wiesel is a West German reconnaissance vehicle capable of being air-transported.

Variants:
Wiesel 1 BTM 263 is armed with a 60mm mortar and a 7.62mm machine gun.
Wiesel Mk 29
Wiesel TOW is fitted with a 20mm cannon and TOW missile system.