The Qutaish-1 is the Yemeni designation for a Leopard armored protected vehicle batch assembled in Yemen after South African supply. Open-source conflict coverage places it in the pre-war Yemeni Army inventory available to parties during the Yemen Civil War, making it a protected-mobility entry rather than a well-documented frontline combat vehicle.
Oryx lists Qutaish-1 among pre-war Yemeni Army infantry mobility vehicles available to Yemeni parties on the battlefield during the Yemen Civil War; open sources do not cleanly attribute individual vehicles to one side.
Al-Jawad armored vehicle4x4 armored personnel carrier / internal security vehicleThe Al-Jawad is a Jordanian 4x4 armored personnel carrier and internal-security vehicle developed by KADDB/JLVM with Jankel input around commercial heavy-duty chassis. In the Yemen Civil War context, open-source evidence identifies it in the Yemeni Army's pre-war infantry mobility inventory rather than as a newly supplied coalition vehicle.
Al-Shibl 2 armored vehicle4x4 light armored personnel carrierThe Al-Shibl 2 is a Saudi-built 4x4 light armored personnel carrier based on an upgraded commercial chassis. Its longer wheelbase gives it troop-carrying capacity beyond the Al-Shibl 1, while steel armor, run-flat tires, and roof weapon-mount options make it a protected mobility vehicle for patrol, border security, and convoy support roles.
Alvis Saladin6x6 armored reconnaissance carThe Alvis Saladin is a British FV601 6x6 armored car built around a 76 mm low-pressure gun and a three-person turreted layout. Yemen evidence is limited to inventory-level documentation: Oryx listed the Saladin among pre-war Yemeni Army armored fighting vehicles available to battlefield parties after the 2014-2015 takeover, so the entry treats it as a legacy reconnaissance and direct-fire vehicle rather than claiming a specific engagement.
Badger ILAV4x4 mine-resistant armored personnel carrierThe Badger ILAV is a 4x4 International Light Armored Vehicle derived from the Cougar MRAP family, built to move troops with better mine and improvised-explosive-device protection than light trucks. Yemen received a small number before the civil war, and open-source imagery places the type among armored vehicles visible in Houthi-controlled Yemen.
BAE Caiman MRAPMine-resistant ambush-protected vehicleThe BAE Caiman is a mine-resistant ambush-protected vehicle derived from the FMTV truck family and Low Signature Armored Cab work, built to move troops through mine, IED, and ambush threats. In the Yemen Civil War, open-source investigations documented Caimans with UAE-backed southern forces, giving the vehicle a protected-mobility role inside the coalition-aligned ground equipment record.
BRDM-2Amphibious armored scout carThe BRDM-2 is a Soviet amphibious armored scout car built for reconnaissance, patrol, and liaison tasks. In the Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict, documented Armenian/Artsakh losses show the vehicle still appearing as a light protected reconnaissance platform despite its age and limited armor.