
Infantry fighting vehicle (IFV)
Land
An armoured vehicle that carries a squad of soldiers into battle and supports them with its own cannon and often anti-tank missiles. It is lighter than a tank but much better armed than a simple troop carrier.
IFVs let infantry keep up with tanks and fight from inside or beside the vehicle.
IFVs let infantry keep up with tanks and fight from inside or beside the vehicle.
Well-known examples





Well-known examples — All
M2 Bradley (USA)
BMP-3 (Russia)
CV90 (Sweden)
Puma (Germany)
ZBD-04 (China)