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7. IAV Stryker – Canada

Stryker: Infantry Carrier Vehicle Overview Producer: General Dynamics Terrain Structures Principal Users: US Army Expense: $5 million* The Stryker is an infantry carrier vehicle (ICV) that is part of a family of 8x8 armored fighting vehicles, partially based on the Canadian-made LAV III. Key Features Production: To date, 4,900 Strykers have been produced, with 4,466 currently in service with the US Army. Design: The Stryker's design emphasizes mobility, protection, and versatility, making it suitable for various military operations.

Stryker: Advanced Features and Protection The Stryker infantry carrier vehicle is equipped with several advanced features that enhance its operational effectiveness and safety: Key Features Cost: Each unit is priced at approximately $5 million. Computer Support: The Stryker is equipped with broad computer support systems that significantly reduce the likelihood of friendly fire incidents. This technology allows for effective tracking and identification of both friendly and enemy vehicles in the field. Protection Capabilities Armor Composition: The vehicle features bolt-on ceramic armor combined with a high-hardness steel hull, providing robust protection against various threats, including small arms fire and shrapnel.