Stryker Collection

A U. S. Army soldier pulls security in a Stryker armored vehicle
October 17, 2012 - A U.S. Army soldier pulls security in a Stryker armored vehicle during a decisive action training environment exercise, Saber Junction 2012

Belgian Infantry soldiers walk alongside the Piranha IIC armoured infantry vehicle
Army Base Leopoldsburg, Belgium - Belgian Infantry soldiers accompanied by or beside the AIV (Armored Infantry Vehicle) Piranha IIIC which is currently in use by the Belgian Army

A LAV III infantry fighting vehicle in Afghanistan

U. S. Army soldiers pull security in a Stryker armored vehicle
October 28, 2012 - U.S. Army soldiers pull security in a Stryker armored vehicle during a decisive action training environment exercise, Saber Junction 2012

Soldiers fire a TOW missile at Grafenwoehr training area
August 29, 2012 - Soldiers fire a TOW missile during a range mission at Grafenwoehr training area

A light armored vehicle fires its 25mm Bushmaster chain gun
November 17, 2009 - A light armored vehicle fires its 25mm Bushmaster chain gun during table one of their qualification on the Combat Centeras Range 109

U. S. Army Europe Stryker soldiers aim at targets at the Grafenwoehr Training Area
October 13, 2012 - U.S. Army Europe Stryker soldiers aim at targets at the Grafenwoehr Training Area, while Observer-Controllers monitor during Saber Junction 2012

A mortar is fired from a Stryker vehicle
Al Anbar, Iraq, March 9, 2006 - A mortar is fired from a Stryker vehicle during a test firing at the Combat Out Post Rawah, in the Al Anbar Province

Cavalry troopers fire the Stryker-mounted M2. 50-caliber machine gun
Cavalry troopers fire the Stryker-mounted M2.50-caliber machine gun via the Remote Weapon System as part of Stryker gunnery training on at Yakima Training Center, Washington

A Marine Corps Light Armored Vehicle kicks up a cloud of dust as it speeds towards the firing range during field training exercise as part of African Lion 2011

Armored vehicle of the Czech Army, Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic

CIVIL WAR: PAYMASTER. Major W. S. Stryker, a Union army paymaster. Photograph, c1863
CIVIL WAR: PAYMASTER. Major W.S. Stryker, a Union army paymaster. Photograph, c1863

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The Stryker, known as the Piranha IIIC in the Belgian Army, is a formidable armored vehicle that serves as a reliable companion to soldiers across different nations. Whether it's U. S. Army soldiers pulling security or Belgian Infantry soldiers walking alongside, this versatile machine proves its worth on various battlegrounds. In Afghanistan, a LAV III infantry fighting vehicle showcases its capabilities while supporting troops on the ground. With its robust design and advanced features, it instills confidence in those who rely on its protection. As we witness U. S. Army soldiers diligently securing their surroundings from within the Stryker armored vehicle, one can't help but appreciate the sense of safety it provides. The Piranha IIIC of the Belgian Army stands tall with an intimidating presence that deters any potential threats. But it's not just about defense; offense is equally important in combat situations. Soldiers fire TOW missiles at Grafenwoehr training area with precision and accuracy using these powerful machines. The firepower unleashed by these vehicles ensures that no enemy goes unchallenged. And when it comes to engaging targets head-on, a light armored vehicle equipped with a 25mm Bushmaster chain gun takes center stage. Its rapid-fire capability combined with deadly accuracy makes it an invaluable asset during intense battles. The Piranha IIIC of the Belgian Army continues to prove itself time and again as an indispensable ally for troops worldwide. From providing security to unleashing devastating attacks when necessary, this remarkable armored vehicle has earned its place among military forces around the globe.