Designation for military vehicles capable of being airlifted by fixed-wing or rotary-wing aircraft, typically via cargo aircraft like the C-130 or CH-47.

Protected by armour plating to resist ballistic threats, fragmentation, and other hazards. Used to describe vehicles with enhanced survivability features.

A system enabling real-time adjustment of tire pressure in light tactical vehicles to optimize terrain adaptability and mobility.

A vehicle-mounted crane system, often from HIAB, used for lifting and transporting heavy loads in tactical operations.

A front-mounted armored plate on a tank, primarily used for clearing obstacles, creating cover, or breaching fortifications.

Protection systems in IFVs designed to mitigate damage from landmines and improvised explosive devices, including armored hulls, blast-resistant seats, and counter-IED electronics.

Tires designed to allow a vehicle to continue operating for a limited distance after a puncture, typically by using reinforced sidewalls or internal support.

A mechanical device used to pull or lift heavy loads via a cable or rope, commonly integrated into light tactical vehicles for recovery or cargo operations.