6x6 Military Vehicles
Because sometimes six wheels are better than four.
There are a total of 33 6x6 Military Vehicles in the Military Factory. Entries are listed below in alphanumeric order. Flag images indicative of country of origin.
1958
The Saladin Armored Car was a British multi-role vehicle appearing in the post-World War 2 years. It was brought online after...
1981
The amphibious AMX-10RC armored car was developed and built by GIAT Industries, a French government owned weapons manufacture...
1964
The BM-21 "Grad" is a specialty weapon utilized by over 65 countries in one form or another and, despite her Cold War origins...
2004
The Buffalo H MRAP is a relatively new class of armored vehicle (in the American inventory at least) brought about by the nec...
1934
Despite its use as a general staff car as well as centerpiece in many of Hitler's propaganda-driven military parades, the Dai...
1988
The G6 "Rhino" is an indigenous South African self-propelled artillery platform utilizing a six-wheeled chassis and armed wit...
2002
The Cougar has since expanded into a full line of militarized armored vehicles. This began with the base 4x4 and 6x6 series C...
1941
Before America's involvement in World War 2 began in late 1941, the US Army sent out a requirement to interested American m...
1966
The Kaiser Jeep Model 530 6X6 was a firefighting truck that first saw production 1966. She was an important vehicle, oft-ove...
1939
The Soviet Army became something of experts in the use of battlefield rockets during World War 2. The BM-13 series (more popu...
1951
The "Duce and a Half" has a valued logistical history doing what it did best - moving men and material from Point A to Point ...
1944
The M38 was intended as a replacement for the ubiquitous, go-anywhere, do-anything M8 Greyhound series of armored reconnaissa...
1941
One of the unsung American heroes of World War 2 was the venerable M8 Greyhound wheeled armored car series. The type was prod...
1998
The Medium Tactical Vehicle Replacement (or "MTVR") is a heavy-duty utility vehicle produced by Oshkosh Truck Corporation in ...
1996
The Pandur I was a 6x6, multi-faceted wheeled chassis primarily serving as a fast armored personnel carrier within the invent...
1977
The French concerns of Renault and Panhard submitted designs to fulfill a 1970s French Army requirement for new 4x4 and 6x6 a...
2006
The Pindad APS-3 "Anoa" (also known as the "Pindad Panser") is an indigenous medium-class armored personnel carrier design ef...
1979
The Ratel ("Honey Badger") Infantry Fighting Vehicle was a long-running family of 6x6 armored vehicles developed and produced...
2009
The RG-35 is a relatively new armored wheeled vehicle offering by Land Systems OMC of South Africa, a subsidiary of BAe Syste...
1979
The Transportpanzer 1 (TPz 1 or "Fuchs") is a 6-wheeled armored personnel carrier designed from a West German requirement. Th...
2010
In keeping with mechanized warfare doctrine developed from Soviet traditions of World War 2, the Polish Army has carried ove...
1952
The ZiS-485 (BAV 485) 6x6 amphibious transport was similar in scope to the World War 2-era American DUKW series of which the ...
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