The interior of a Stryker IFV
A Stryker at Fort Irwin National Training Center
A Stryker on an exercise in Germany, 2012
5th Battalion, 4th Air Defense Artillery Regiment , train with Maneuver Short Range Air Defense platform (M-SHORAD) prototypes during a training exercise at BPTA, Poland, February 2022
M-SHORAD with two Stinger missile pods
Tactical Electronic Warfare System (TEWS)
A view into the rear compartment
A remote weapon system screen
A Stryker with slat armor, full Hull Protection Kit and commander's ballistic shield
A Stryker rolled over by a buried IED in Iraq. All crew survived, but the vehicle required a factory rebuild before returning to service, 2007. [ 80 ]
A Protector RWS with an M2 heavy machine gun on an M1126 Stryker ICV variant
An infantry carrier vehicle Dragoon (ICVD)
A Stryker unloading from a C-130
U.S. Army and Indian Army troops with a Stryker IFV during a bilateral training exercise
Members of the 1-23rd Infantry Regiment deploying from the rear ramp of a Stryker, 2005
A M1126 Stryker ICV on patrol near Mosul , Iraq, 2005
Stryker with infantry in Saab Al Bour , Iraq, 2008
U.S. Army soldiers unload humanitarian aid from their Strykers in the town of Rajan Kala, Afghanistan, 2009.
120 mm mortar fired from Stryker MCV-B variant
Interior of medical evacuation vehicle
Anti-tank guided missile vehicle
U.S. Army 3rd Squadron, 2nd Cavalry Regiment soldiers in a Stryker
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