Unimog Collection

Unimog truck of the Belgian Army

Unimog truck of the Belgian Army

Mercedes Unimog (truck) 2020 Yellow
MER30701

German Army ATF Dingo armored vehicles
Kunduz, Afghanistan - The German Army ATF Dingo is a German heavily armored military infantry mobility vehicle, simialr to the American MRAP

Dingo II vehicle of the Belgian Army

A Belgian artillery unit setting up the LG1 105 mm / 30-calibre towed howitzer
Army Base Leopoldsburg, Belgium - A Belgian artillery unit setting up the LG1 105 mm/30-calibre towed howitzer. The howitzer is towed by a Unimog vehicle

A soldier of the Belgian artillery unit sets up a device toAguide howitzer units
Army Base Leopoldsburg, Belgium - A soldier of the Belgian artillery unit sets up a device toAguide the howitzer units on how to set up the howitzers so that they can hit their target accurately

The Mistral infrared surface-to-air missile system built on the platform of a Unimog vehicle and used by the Belgian Army

A Unimog vehicle of the Belgian Army
Leopoldsburg, Belgium - A Unimog vehicle of the Belgian Army during a field training exercise

The Multi-Purpose Protected Vehicle Dingo II used by the Belgian Army
The Multi-Purpose Protected Vehicle (MPPV) Dingo II used by the Belgian Army

A Belgian Army soldier handling a machine gun atop a Unimog vehicle
An infantry soldier of the Belgian Army on guard with the FN MAG machine gun, mounted on top of the cabin of the Unimog vehicle

Transmission troops of the Belgian Army in the fields

A Unimog in an ambulance version in use by the Belgian Army

The German Army ATF Dingo armored vehicle
Kunduz, Afghanistan - The German Army ATF Dingo with a turret mounted Rheinmetall MG3 is a German heavily armored military infantry mobility vehicle, simialr to the American MRAP

The Dingo 2 MPPV of the Belgian Army on rough terrain

The gun mounted on top of the Dingo II armoured vehicle, used by the Belgian Army

The Dingo 2 MPPV used by the Belgian Army

The Dingo 2 in use by the Belgian Army
Army Base Leopoldsburg, Belgium - The Dingo 2 in use by the Belgian Army

The German Army ATF Dingo with a turret mounted Rheinmetall MG3
Kunduz, Afghanistan - The German Army ATF Dingo with a turret mounted Rheinmetall MG3 is a German heavily armored military infantry mobility vehicle, simialr to the American MRAP

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The Unimog truck of the Belgian Army, a versatile and reliable vehicle that serves multiple purposes. From transporting troops to carrying heavy artillery, this powerhouse proves its worth in various operations. Whether it's the Foxy-Golf at Belize or the German Army ATF Dingo armored vehicles, the Unimog is always ready for action. In collaboration with other military units, such as the Dingo II vehicle of the Belgian Army and their artillery unit setting up the LG1 105 mm / 30-calibre towed howitzer, these forces are a force to be reckoned with. The German Army ATF Dingo armored vehicle adds an extra layer of protection on the battlefield. With precision and expertise, soldiers from the Belgian artillery unit set up devices to guide howitzer units effectively. The Unimog truck remains an essential part of their operations, providing support wherever needed. Not only does it transport equipment and personnel but also plays a crucial role in defense systems like Mistral infrared surface-to-air missile system. This demonstrates its adaptability and importance in safeguarding against aerial threats. As we witness a Unimog vehicle of the Belgian Army alongside Multi-Purpose Protected Vehicle Dingo II used by them, it becomes evident that these machines are vital assets for national security. Their robustness ensures they can withstand any terrain or weather conditions while fulfilling their duties efficiently. Whether it's aiding in transportation or enhancing firepower capabilities, there is no denying that Unimog trucks play a significant role within the Belgian Army's arsenal. With their versatility and reliability on full display across different missions and collaborations with allied forces worldwide - they truly embody strength through unity.