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Finland Weapons and Military Equipment

Browse 9 weapon systems built or assembled in Finland, including armored vehicles, artillery, and related systems, with images, specifications, source notes, and conflict records.

9 weapon systems

9Catalog records

3Equipment categories

7Leading builders shown

2Conflict links shown

Category Mix

Armored Vehicles4 Artillery4 Support Equipment1

Builder Links

Patria5 Sisu Auto2 Tampella2 Bofors Defence AB1 Krauss-Maffei Wegmann1 Patria Hägglunds Oy1 Patria Vammas Oy1

Conflict Coverage

2014 Russia-Ukraine War72014 Yemen Civil War1

Sisu GTP, 4x4 protected mobility vehicle, Armored Vehicles

2014 Russia-Ukraine WarSisu GTP4x4 protected mobility vehicleBuilt by: Sisu AutoSisu GTP is a Finnish 4x4 protected mobility vehicle built by Sisu Auto around a modular crew cab and interchangeable mission bodies. Official Sisu material emphasizes off-road mobility, STANAG 4569-class protection options, a 16.5-tonne gross weight, and seating layouts from utility to 2+8 troop-transport configuration; Finnish and Swedish procurement has since expanded the family into TGB24 troop-transport, command, medical, CBRN, and air-defense roles, while 2026 defense reporting placed at least one GTP with Ukrainian Special Operations Forces without a public transfer route.

Sisu XA-180, 6x6 amphibious armored personnel carrier, Armored Vehicles

2014 Russia-Ukraine WarSisu XA-1806x6 amphibious armored personnel carrierBuilt by: Sisu Auto / PatriaSisu XA-180 is the original Finnish Pasi 6x6 armored personnel carrier, designed by Sisu Auto for the Finnish Defence Forces as an amphibious troop carrier with simple maintenance, a two-person crew, and space for an infantry squad. The type later became part of Patria's XA-series support and modernization work, and Ukrainian and defense-media reporting documented XA-180/XA-185-family Pasi vehicles with Ukrainian troops and marines during the full-scale phase of the 2014 Russia-Ukraine War.

Patria 6x6, 6x6 wheeled armored personnel carrier and combat-support vehicle, Armored Vehicles

2014 Russia-Ukraine WarPatria 6x66x6 wheeled armored personnel carrier and combat-support vehicleBuilt by: PatriaPatria 6x6 is a Finnish six-wheel armored personnel carrier and combat-support platform selected for the multinational Common Armoured Vehicle System programme. The vehicle combines protected troop transport, modular mission kits, optional amphibious capability, and configurations for command, medical evacuation, heavy APC, remote-weapon-station, and 120 mm NEMO mortar roles. By 2026 CAVS had seven NATO participants and nearly 2,000 ordered vehicles including options, while Latvia-produced Patria 6x6 APCs had been transferred to Ukrainian service during the full-scale phase of the 2014 Russia-Ukraine War.

Patria AMV, 8x8 modular wheeled armored personnel carrier / infantry fighting vehicle family, Armored Vehicles

2014 Russia-Ukraine War, 2014 Yemen Civil WarPatria AMV8x8 modular wheeled armored personnel carrier / infantry fighting vehicle familyBuilt by: PatriaPatria AMV is Finland's modular 8x8 armored wheeled vehicle family, developed by Patria for troop transport, infantry fighting, command, ambulance, reconnaissance, fire-support, anti-tank, repair, and mortar-carrier roles. The family includes the current AMV XP branch, AMOS mortar-carrier integration, licensed derivatives such as Poland's KTO Rosomak supplied to Ukraine, and UAE variants documented in Yemen with remote weapon stations and BMP-3-derived turret fits.

120 KRH 92, 120 mm heavy mortar, Artillery

2014 Russia-Ukraine War120 KRH 92120 mm heavy mortarBuilt by: Patria Vammas OyThe 120 KRH 92 is a Finnish 120 mm heavy mortar from the Vammas and Patria Vammas heavy-weapons lineage. It is primarily a towed indirect-fire weapon, but Finnish service also ties the mortar to tracked and newer modular mobility concepts. Open-source reporting identified Finnish-made 120 KRH 92 and 120 KRH 85/92 mortars in Ukrainian service during the full-scale phase of the 2014 Russia-Ukraine War.

M/41D 120 mm mortar, 120 mm towed heavy mortar, Artillery

2014 Russia-Ukraine WarM/41D 120 mm mortar120 mm towed heavy mortarBuilt by: Tampella / Bofors Defence ABThe M/41D is the Swedish-service branch of the Finnish Tampella 120 Krh/40 heavy mortar family, a Stokes-Brandt-pattern 120 mm weapon built for mobile indirect fire. Ukraine accepted the Swedish 120 mm M/41D into service during the full-scale Russia-Ukraine War, while open sources also document its older Finnish design base, Swedish licensed production, Baltic holdings, and continued relevance as a compact fire-support mortar.

155mm Tampella M-83, 155 mm towed gun-howitzer, Artillery

155mm Tampella M-83155 mm towed gun-howitzerBuilt by: Tampella / PatriaThe 155mm Tampella M-83 is a Finnish 155 mm L/39 towed gun-howitzer adopted by Finland as the 155 K 83 and later modernized as the 155 K 83-97. It remains documented in Finnish Defence Forces service and training material as a heavy indirect-fire cannon; direct combat-use sourcing was not found for a conflict-use row.

AMOS, Twin-barrel 120 mm turreted mortar system, Artillery

AMOSTwin-barrel 120 mm turreted mortar systemBuilt by: Patria Hägglunds OyAMOS is a Finnish-Swedish twin-barrel 120 mm breech-loading mortar turret developed for protected wheeled, tracked, and naval platforms. Public sources document Finnish Army XA-361 AMOS vehicles, CV90 and naval prototype work, rapid shoot-and-scoot fire missions, MRSI firing, and a single-barrel Patria Nemo follow-on, but no directly sourced AMOS combat-use row was found for a named conflict.

Leopard 2R HMBV, Armored mine-breaching engineering vehicle, Support Equipment

2014 Russia-Ukraine WarLeopard 2R HMBVArmored mine-breaching engineering vehicleBuilt by: Patria / Krauss-Maffei WegmannThe Leopard 2R HMBV is a Finnish Patria conversion of the Leopard 2A4 chassis into a turretless armored engineering vehicle for minefield breaching, lane marking, dozer work, and route opening. Finland supplied all six known Leopard 2R vehicles to Ukraine in 2023 with training and maintenance support, giving Ukrainian engineering units a rare Leopard-based breaching system for mined and contested terrain.