US Army’s Badass Armored Fighting Vehicles

The Stryker, first fielded shortly after the turn of the millennium, is an eight-wheeled, all-wheel drive, armored combat vehicle produced by General Dynamics Land Systems and based on the Canadian Light Armored Vehicle III.

The Stryker chassis' modular design supports a wide range of variants. The main chassis is the Infantry Carrier Vehicle.

Yes, the Stryker's modular design allows for a wide range of variants to be developed based on a common chassis. This design approach allows for a high degree of flexibility, as the same basic chassis can be configured in different ways to meet specific mission requirements. The Stryker's chassis can be outfitted with different weapons, sensors, and other equipment, as well as different types of armor, depending on the variant. The modular design also allows for easy maintenance and upgrade, as components can be easily swapped out or replaced as needed.