Group : Tactical Vehicles
Status : Active
Origin : Switzerland
Contractor : MOWAG GmbH
Total Production : ?

Group : Tactical Vehicles
Status : Active
Origin : Switzerland
Contractor : MOWAG GmbH
Total Production : ?

The Eagle III has been designed to carry out forward observation missions supporting field artillery. It determines target coordinates and relays this information to the field artillery or command and control centers. In order to achieve that goal the Eagle III is provided with an observation mast, containing CCD-TV, IR, and laser range finder, and workstations for the crew.

Group : Tactical Vehicles
Status : Active
Also Known As : Eagle I
Origin : Switzerland
Contractor : MOWAG GmbH
Initial Operational Capability (IOC) : 1988
Total Production : ?

Group : Tactical Vehicles
Status : Active
Also Known As : Eagle BAT (Protected Ambulance), Eagle New
Origin : Switzerland
Contractor : MOWAG GmbH
Initial Operational Capability (IOC) : 2004
Total Production : 596
Unitary Cost : EUR €641,000

The Eagle IV is a lightweight, 4x4 wheeled armored vehicle developed by MOWAG AG to carry out a wide range of military missions such as surveillance, reconnaissance, command or military police tasks. It is based on MOWAG Duro III armored vehicle chassis technology which gives Eagle IV high mobility in both off- and on-road conditions. In December 2005 the Danish Army Materiel Command awarded MOWAG GmbH a $38 million contract for Eagle IV armored patrol vehicles. Danish Eagle IV vehicles were set to be outfitted with an Overhead Weapon Station, Communication and Battle Management systems. Vehicle deliveries were scheduled to start in August 2006.

Group : Tactical Vehicles
Status : Cancelled
Origin : Switzerland
Contractor : General Dynamics European Land Systems
Initial Operational Capability (IOC) : 2012
Total Production : ?

The Eagle 6x6 is a high mobility, protected, lightweight six-wheel, all wheel drive tactical vehicle developed by General Dynamics European Land Systems to serve as a miliary transport vehicle for both off- and on-road conditions. The vehicle also features automatic Torsen differentials, automatic transmission and automatic tire pressure control system allowing fatigue-proof and secure driving under all conditions. The newest variant of the Eagle tactical vehicle family features a protected cabin for 2, 4 or 5 crew members with a different variety of load floors and mission modules. As a personnel carrier, it can transport up to 14 soldiers. In the cargo transport variant can carry a payload of 6,000 kg occupying a protected volume of 16 cubic meters. The Eagle was showcased for the first time at the Eurosatory 2012 exhibition in Paris, France.

Group : Tactical Vehicles
Status : Active
Also Known As : CLRV
Origin : Switzerland
Contractor : General Dynamics European Land Systems
Initial Operational Capability (IOC) : 2014
Total Production : 312

The General Dynamics European Land Systems (GDELS), formerly MOWAG, is a further development of the Eagle IV 4x4 armored vehicle featuring a larger payload capacity, increased crew protection and enhanced mobility while keeping the Eagle family of vehicles reduced cost of ownership. The Eagle V platform can accept a series of modular add-on kits to server for a variety of missions. The Eagle IV armored vehicle and Duro IIIP truck share approximately an 80% of components with the Eagle V variant. In June 2013 the German Defense Procurement Agency awarded the first production contract for 100 Eagle V 4x4 vehicles and 76 options. The Eagle V is also available using a 6x6 chassis.

The 10-ton class Eagle V can accommodate up to five persons reaching a top speed of 110 kilometers per hour thanks to its Cummings 245-hp turbocharged diesel engine in connection with an Allison 5-speed automatic transmission, the remarkable De Dion axle system with the patented roll stabilizer, the tire pressure control system and the permanent all-wheel drive give the EAGLE V superior on-road and off-road mobility. The vehicle offers a very high level of protection against ballistic threats, mines, and improvised explosive devices (IEDs) using a modular protection system. Furthermore, the vehicle is equipped with an NBC overpressure system.