Future equipment of the German Army

This page contains a list of equipment on order or planned to be ordered, which hasn't yet entered service in the German Army.

Planned investments

As of August 2025, Germany plans to invest €355 billion in new equipment through 2041. These investments come on top of the special fund of €100 billion. This includes the following estimated budgets:

• German Army:
  • Communications equipment: €15.9 billion
  • Vehicles and accessories: €20.8 billion
  • Combat vehicles: €52.5 billion
  • Munitions: €70.3 billion
  • Field and logistics material: €20.9 billion
• German Navy:
  • Naval vessels and other equipment: €36.6 billion
• German Air Force:
  • Aircraft and missiles: €34.2 billion
  • Satellite communications: €13.3 billion

Weapons

Small arms

Model	Image	Origin	Type	Calibre	Notes
Handguns
P13 CZ P10C OR P14 (Performance Duty Pistol)	(Illustration)	Czech Republic	Semi-automatic compact pistol	9×19mm Parabellum	Replacement of the P8 pistol, tender launched in November 2024. The competitors included Glock, CZ and Arex. CZ pre-selected in July 2025, with a 186.000 pistols framework agreement expected and a first firm order of 62,000 pistols. The framework agreement was approved in November 2025, with a €100 million authorisation (including pistol, holster, carrying equipment). This would enable a purchase of 203,000 pistols The first order planned is for 65,000 pistols (€19 million).
Mines
PARM 2 Deutsches Modell 22 (DM 22)	(illustration former variant)	Germany	Anti-tank Off-route mine		Ordered to TDW in October 2023 for a delivery from 2026: 2,600 ordered for €68 million. 10,000 on option that can be ordered in batches of 1,000 mines. Range increased to 4 – 100 meters (from 2 – 40 meters). (Replacement for the mines sent to Ukraine).

Weapon stations

Model	Image	Origin	Type	Calibre	Quantity	Notes
FLW 100		Germany	RCWS Remote controlled weapon station	7.62×51mm NATO	740 (option for 2,232)	Competition of a new remote weapon station to equip future vehicles and to be equipped with the H&K MG5A1. Approval in January 2025 of €50 million budget for the purchase of replacement of RCWS supplied to Ukraine, and option for additional systems.
FLW 200		Germany	RCWS Remote controlled weapon station	7.62×51mm NATO
Kongsberg Protector RS4		Norway	RCWS Remote controlled weapon station	7.62×51mm NATO		Ordered in February 2026, to equip the CAVS (Patria 6×6).

Electronic equipment

Model	Image	Origin	Type	Quantity	Notes
Thermis MK2 MR	—	Greece	Thermal imaging sights	5800 (+ 9,200 in option)	Budget approved in November 2025 for 15,000 sights (€120 million) in a framework agreement. Orders: 5,800
Explosion-proof GPS receivers	—	—	GPS receivers	24,000	Framework agreement for up to 24,000 GPS receivers over 7 years approved in October 2024. A first order for 6,000 systems approved in October 2024 for a value of €43 million.
SysPi SpezKr System Pistole Spezialkräfte		Germany	Tactical light for pistol		Tender launched for the purchase of 5,734 lighting modules for the Walther PDP (P14 and P14K).

  Equipment in development financed by the Bundestag but no order yet, or competition launched

Indirect fire

Model	Image	Origin	Type	Quantity	Notes
Canon artillery
RCH-155 ZukSysIndF mRw Zukünftiges System Indirektes Feuer mittlere Reichweite		Germany	SPH Self propelled howitzer	83 (+ 149 planned)	Orders: 4 prototypes (3 for Germany, 1 for the UK) 80 in December 2025, delivery planned for 2028 - 2030 an order for 149 expected in 2026 The framework agreement is for a total of 500 RCH-155, in order to enable export at fixed conditions.
PzH 2000		Germany	SPH Self propelled howitzer	up to 54	Up to 54 under discussion with the government for Germany and Ukraine (the detail is unknown)
Multiple rocket launcher
EuroPULS		Israel	MLRS Multiple launch rocket system	5	5 PULS in collaboration with the Netherlands to compensate for the 5 M270 transferred to Ukraine, the purchase was approved in December 2024. Contract signed with Elbit Systems in February 2025 for €55 million. The approval of the American government will be required to use some of the GMLRS features with the PULS system. Delivery expected in 2028, full operational capability for 2030.
ZukSysIndF gRw Zukünftiges System Indirektes Feuer großer Reichweite	Global Mobile Artillery Rocket System Euro-PULS	United States + Germany or Israel + Germany	MLRS Multiple launch rocket system	36	The "Future System, Indirect Fire, Longer-Range” program has for intention to modernize and broaden the artillery capabilities. This program also includes MLRS for which, 36 are expected on top of the M270. The expected candidates are: Global Mobile Artillery Rocket System, a collaboration between Rheinmetall and Lockheed Martin. EuroPULS, collaboration between KMW and Elbit Systems. Eventually, up to 100 MLRS planned eventually. As of December 2025, tue EuroPULS, discussions for over 100 systems are ongoing.
JFS-M Joint Fire Support Missile		Germany	Ground launched Cruise missile	—	Development ongoing with MBDA Deutschland GmbH, KMW and ESG for an artillery ammunition to equip the future multiple rocket launchers. It is a maneuverable, low altitude, stealthy missile, with a range of 499 km. An EMP warhead has been shown as a potential weapon for this missile. It is based on the Taurus KEPD 350. Potential capability as a loitering munition.
Tomahawk Block Vb		United States	Ground launched Cruise missile	400	In October 2025, plans to purchase for €1.15 billion of missiles.
Typhon missile system		United States	Transporter erector launcher	3	On July 15, 2025, the German Minister of Defense announced that Germany had submitted a purchase request to the U.S. government for an undisclosed number of systems. A purchase decision will be made as soon as this is confirmed. In October 2025, plans to purchase 3 systems to launch Tomahawk missiles for €220 million.
Mortars
Patria 6×6 NEMO Zukünftiges System Indirektes Feuer kleiner Reichweite (ZukSysIndF kRw)		Finland	Mortar carrier	69 (+ option for 61)	€50 million approved for the development of this variant of the Patria 6×6, and the procurement of qualification models of the system. This variant will be developed and produced in Finland, and then would be produced at least partially in Germany. 69 ordered in December 2025 with an option for 61 more.

  Order not confirmed yet by the Bundestag

  Equipment in development financed by the Bundestag but no order yet, or competition launched

  Potential equipment in a middle-term future

Vehicles

Main battle tanks

Model	Image	Origin	Type	Quantity	Notes
Leopard 2A8		Germany	Main battle tank	123	Initial intent to replace 18 Leopard 2 A6 transferred to Ukraine and restart tank production.^[citation needed] Framework agreement signed in May 2023 for 123 tanks. Orders: 18 ordered in May 2023 for €525.6 million + an option for 105 additional tanks for €2.9 billion. 105 additional tanks approved for order by the parliament in July 2024. Planned orders: 75 additional tanks planned to be ordered in 2026.
Leopard 2A6 A3 - driver school Leopard 2A7V - driver school		Germany	Driver training tanks	16 L2A6 A3 8 L2A7V (+ option for 32)	Budget of €192 million approved by the Bundestag in November 2023. It is to be financed from the special fund of €100 billion. The delivery is expected in 2026–29. An option for 32 additional driver training tanks for €277 million (this tranche can be used for foreign clients).^[citation needed]
Leopard 2A8 / Leopard 2AX + MGCS		Germany	Main battle tank	+ 1,000	The German Army plans to purchase up to 1,000 additional tanks.^[citation needed] It is unclear whether the German Army will purchase additional Leopard 2A8. The Army mentioned a likely need for an intermediate tank needed until the MGCS is ready. And part of the 1,000 tanks would be the MGCS.^[citation needed]

  Equipment in development financed by the Bundestag but no order yet, or competition launched

  Potential equipment in a middle-term future

Armoured fighting vehicles, armoured personnel carriers and reconnaissance vehicles

Model	Image	Origin	Type	Quantity	Notes
Tracked vehicles
Schützenpanzer Puma S1		Germany	Infantry fighting vehicle	50	Framework agreement: 229 approved in December 2022. Because of technical problems, only part of the systems were ordered Orders May 2023, 50 ordered, with deliveries from 2025 to 2027. December 2025, 200 more vehicles ordered with deliveries beginning in 2028.
Schützenpanzer Puma S2		Germany	Infantry fighting vehicle	204	Framework agreement: Increased from 229 to 254 in December 2025. Orders: December 2025, 200 more vehicles ordered with deliveries beginning in 2028.
Wheeled vehicles
Jackal		Germany	Infantry fighting vehicle	150 (+ 200 option)	Budget of €3.7 billion approved in October 2025 for the purchase of 150 vehicles. The vehicle reuses the turret of the Puma, the KNDS Deutschland RCT30, armed with: MK 30-2/ABM [de] MELLS (Spike LR / Spike LR2) HK MG5 (7.62×51mm NATO)
GTK Boxer JFST Prototype		Germany Netherlands	Armoured personnel carrier	2 (+ option for 79)	Order - October 2021 Delivery prototype - 2024–26, 2 Boxer JFST Delivery 1st batch - 2027-28, 43 Boxer JFST Delivery 2nd batch - 2028-31, 36 Boxer JFST Based on new drive modules variant A2 Two distinct mission modules prototypes 1. Guiding ground-to-ground indirect fire support 2. Guiding air-to-ground fire support Observation mast Thales PAAG JFS ("Panoramic Above Armor Gimbal Joint Fire Support") communication hybrid navigation system to improve navigation capability Self protection RWS Protector M153 Elbit Systems’ ELAWS laser warning system
Luchs 2 (reconnaissance vehicle) [de]	(illustration)	Switzerland Germany	Scout vehicle	274 (first batch) (+ 82 option)	Budget of €3.5 billion approved in October 2024 for the replacement of the Fennek. Contract signed also in October 2025. The Luchs 2 is based on the Mowag Piranha V 6×6. The budget approved is for the development and the production of 272 vehicles by 2032. The serial production and delivery is planned for 2029. Equipment: Rheinmetall Oerlikon KBA 25 mm (25×137mm) autocannon on a light stabilised turret. Observation mast Command / communications system
Patria 6×6		Finland Germany	Armoured fighting vehicle	280 (+ 466 options)	In January 2025, the decision has been made, and the Patria 6×6 was selected. The German Armed Forces requested a binding offer to Patria for 300 vehicles. Orders: December 2025, 280 AFVs purchased in two contracts. These contracts include: Firm order for 280 vehicles 10 APC (like the Swedish variant) 170 PiGrp (engineer group transport) 48 PzAufklGrp (armoured reconnaissance group transport) 52 Feuerleitfahrzeuge (fire control vehicle) Options for 466 vehicles 54 PiGrp 14 PzAufklGrp 398 Feuerleitfahrzeuge Total planned: As of 2024, around 1,000 vehicles were planned in all variants. As of July 2025, the requirements were raised to 3,500.
ATF Dingo 2 (A4.1)		Germany	Infantry mobility mine-resistant ambush protected vehicle	115	The delivery is expected from 2025 (2 "prototypes"). The vehicles will be equipped with radio (D-LBO) and navigation equipment (ERGR 2). The total cost is €147 million. Orders: November 2023, the Bundestag approved the purchase of 50 Dingo after 50 were supplied to the Ukrainian Army December 2024, approval for the purchase of 65 additional Dingo 2 A4.1 (GFF3), ordered in January 2025, to equip the Lithuania brigade, first delivery planned for early 2027.
Rheinmetall Caracal		Austria Germany Netherlands	Utility vehicle	1,004 (first batch) (+ 1,050 option)	Order in common with the Dutch Army for 1,508 vehicles for a total of €870 million, deliveries planned from 2025. Among those, 1004 Caracal are for the German Army (Luftlandebrigade 1, Gebirgsjägerbrigade 23 and the KSK). An additional order for 1,050 vehicles for the German Army is expected eventually.
GTK Boxer		Germany	Multi-role vehicle	3,000	The German Army plans to purchase additional Boxer vehicles. As of early July 2025, the German Army estimated a requirement of up to 2,500 Boxer in different variants. By the end of July 2025, that number was raised to 3,000. Note: the vehicles mentioned in all the sections are part of the 3,000 Boxer.
GTK Boxer GBF	—	Germany	Command vehicle	—

  Potential equipment in a middle-term future

Special forces vehicles

Model	Image	Origin	Type	Quantity	Notes
TAHR-EGF		Israel Germany	Light airborne combat vehicles	40 (first phase) (+ 110 option)	Tender published in September 2024 for light airborne vehicles for the KSK. The vehicles are described as the "highly mobile, all-terrain, unprotected two-axle vehicles with an open structure (rollover protection cage)".^[citation needed] Budget approved in October 2025, and contract as well. The vehicles will be supplied by Flensburg Technology Systems GmbH (FTS) (JV of FFG and IAI / ELTA). Vehicles based on the Z family by IAI / Elta.^[citation needed]
TAHR-UstgFzg			Light airborne support vehicles	14 (first phase) (+ 36 option)

Utility vehicles and unarmoured personnel carriers

Model	Image	Origin	Type	Quantity ordered	Notes
Wolf 2 (G-class W464 Series) [de]		Austria Germany	Utility vehicle	3,249	Framework agreement for 5,800 Mercedes G-Class signed in July 2024 for €1.34 billion to be manufactured in Graz. The vehicles from the framework agreement are to be delivered by 2032. Firm orders: July 2024, 1,205 vehicles for €240 million for the vehicles, €292 with the command and navigation equipment added. 90 military police vehicles 1,105 command vehicles in 2 variants: D-LBO MTN-A3 (Mobile Tactical Node) D-LBO MTC-F4 (Mobile Tactical Client) December 2024, 300 vehicles approved for purchase: military police vehicles command vehicles December 2025, 1,744 vehicles, €380 million, approved for purchase. Delivery For the first order, planned from November 2024 until 2027.^[citation needed]

Logistics

Model	Image	Origin	Type	Quantity	Notes
Armoured trucks
5-tons armoured truck, 6×6 chassis Geschützten Transportfahrzeugen der Zuladungsklasse 5t (GTF ZLK 5t)	(Illustration)	—	Armoured truck	3,500	Tender process for a framework agreement for up to 3,500 armoured trucks launched in June 2024 over 15 years. 55 trucks as initial order without self-recovery winches and 40 sets of unprotected windows 2,963 without self-recovery winches and 482 with self-recovery, 3,460 sets of unprotected windows to come in follow-up orders
Unarmoured trucks
Mercedes Arocs 6×6 (BwFPS NLK 3-10t WR hümS)		Germany France	Transport truck	~500	Ordered by BwFuhrparkService in June 2025. Equipped with a 15-foot swap-body platforms.
MAN TGS 8×4 Rollende Tankstelle	—	Austria Germany	Airfield fuel tank	48	Refueling truck supplied by Esterer GmbH & Co. KG ordered in 2022.
Truck equipment and trailers
Swap bodies	(Illustration)	—	Swap-bodies for trucks	1,750 (up to 4,000)	Framework agreement for up to 4,000 swap-bodies for transport of equipment approved in October 2024. The swap bodies are used to transport non-containerized general cargo, and radio cabins. Orders: Initial order for 1,750 swap-bodies for €42 million. Deliveries: 1,750 from 2025 to 2027.
Trailers 2-wheel 3.5 tons	—	—	All-terrain trailers	600	Framework agreement for up to 9,700 trailers approved in October 2024. Orders: October 2024, value of €82 million: 600 all-terrain trailers 1,680 partially militarised 4-wheel trailers. Contract signed with Schmitz Cargobull
Trailers 4-wheel 12.5 tons	—	Germany	Swap-body trailers	1,680

  Equipment in development financed by the Bundestag but no order yet, or competition launched

Engineering equipment

Combat engineering equipment

Model	Image	Origin	Type	Quantity	Notes
Brückensysteme Rad MKr		Germany	AVLB Armoured vehicle-launched bridge	—	Competitors: KMW WFEL Boxer KNDS Leguan (26 m or 2 × 14 m) on a 10×10 Tatra Phoenix (also possible on RMMV HX trucks). GDELS Anaconda MLC80+ (22 m or 2 × 12 m): RMMV HX2 8×8 (with unarmoured cabin) RMMV HX2 10×10 (with armoured cabin)

  Potential equipment in a middle-term future

Recovery vehicles and cranes

Model	Image	Origin	Type	Quantity	Notes
Bergemittel MKr programme	—	Germany	ARV Armoured recovery vehicle	—	Competitors Boxer ARV with the FFG module RMMV HX2 8×8

  Potential equipment in a middle-term future

Engineering equipment

Model	Image	Origin	Type	Quantity	Notes
Bridging
M3 EVO Schwimmschnellbrücke 2		Germany	Pontoon bridge	66	Budget approved in October 2025 for the development of the successor of the M3 Amphibious Rig, these will be provided by GDELS Deutschland. Contract signed at the end of October for €53 million, with a total budget of €331 million.
KMW Dry support bridge		United Kingdom	46 meters bridge	—	Project TYRO.
Faun M150 Trackway		Germany United Kingdom	Aluminium matting system	—	MLC 150 class

  Equipment in development financed by the Bundestag but no order yet, or competition launched

  Potential equipment in a middle-term future

Specialised equipment and vehicles

Communications equipment

Model	Image	Origin	Type	Quantity	Notes
MKK "Mobiler Kommunikationsknoten"
Piranha V 8×8 StratCom – "Richtfunkpanzer" TaWAN LBO Richtfunkmanagement, klein		Switzerland Germany	Mobile armoured communication node	58 (+ 198 option)	€1.9 billion budget approved in January 2025. Ordered in February 2025. Delivery planned for end 2026 - end 2029.
TLRg TaWAN LBO Richtfunkmanagement, groß	—	Switzerland Germany	Mobile armoured communication node	51 (+ 337 option)	€1.9 billion budget approved in January 2025. Delivery planned for end 2026 - end 2029. Likely made of: 1 RMMV HX2 8×8 armoured truck equipped with SMAG Fth 40/9 mast system and the same radio system as the TLRk selected above 1 RMMV HX2 8×8 armoured truck equipped with a container with control elements
TLRt und TLKt TaWAN LBO Richtfunkmanagement, tragbar und Tragbare LBO Komponenten	—	Switzerland Germany	Portable communication node	(+ 200 option)	€1.9 billion budget approved in January 2025. Likely made of Thales R-905
TFI Fz TaWAN Führungs Interface Fahrzeug	—	Germany	Command vehicle	10 (+ 59 option)	€1.9 billion budget approved in January 2025. Delivery planned in 2029. Potential offer: Boxer
Radio relay
DND BNET HCLOS as part of the TaWAN LBO RifuMgmt TaWAN Richtfunkmanagement	—	Germany	Radio relay	—	Dynamit Nobel Defence subcontracted by Rheinmetall.
Communication equipment for vehicles and command centers
L3Harris Falcon III AN/PRC-117G(V)1(C)	—	United States	Multiband Networking Manpack Radio (software defined)	2,900	Approved for purchase in September 2024 for €351.4 million. Part of the D-LBO programme, to equip airborne troops, joint fire support teams, special forces and specialized units that need to communicate with allied troops. Firm orders: April 2025
L3Harris Falcon III AN/PRC-160(V)	—		Wideband HF/VHF Manpack Radio	3,300
Rohde & Schwarz Soveron Family	__		Digital VHF / UHF Radios (Manpack, Handeheld, mobile)	20.000
Thales TRC 9215-HD	—	France Germany	VHF Manpack Radio	—	Part of the Thales PR4G family.
Thales TRC 9315-HD	—		VHF Vehicular  Station	—
Thales SYNAPS-H	—	France Germany	Portable radio	—

  Equipment in development financed by the Bundestag but no order yet, or competition launched

Electronic warfare

Model	Image	Origin	Type	Quantity	Notes
Scorpius-G (ELL-8256SB) Scorpius-T (ELL-8257SB)	—	Israel Germany	Scorpius-GLong-distance RFEW, ESM / ECM Scorpius-T Electronic warfare training system	—	Systems to be made by MBDA Deutschland and IAI. Scorpius-G System equipped with a powerful AESA antenna. It is made of highly sensitive and power effective GaN TRMs (Gallium-Nitride Transmitter and Receiver ModuleS). ESM mission: Capable to Detect, distort and degrade enemy radars, and able to keep its effectiveness despite lobe switching. ECM mission: Intercepts, analyzes, locates, tracks and jams radars (airborne, ground FCR, AEW, SAR) Scorpius-T Training system for aircrews and for EW operators. It can emulate a wide variety of scenarios that include realistic, signal dense, realistic environment, including for 5th generation jet fighters

  Potential equipment in a middle-term future

Data centers

Model	Image	Origin	Type	Quantity	Notes
German Mission Network Block 1	—	Germany	modular and scalable data centers	—	Approved in 2024 by the parliament, ordered in January 2025 to BWI GmbH.

Medical equipment

Model	Image	Origin	Type	Quantity	Notes
Highly mobile protected medical facilities - NATO Role 2B Geschützte, hochmobile Sanitätseinrichtungen Role 2B (ghmSanEinrR2B)	—	Germany	Rescue stations	6 (+ 18 in option)	Framework agreement approved in September 2025 for 24 units, 6 approved for purchase, 2 additional expected for the Lithuania brigade. Contract signed with Rheinmetall in October 2025, first delivery for 2029. Each Role 2B unit consists of eleven armoured vehicles equipped with multifunctional containers that serve as surgical, treatment, and monitoring units.
Armoured rescue stations - NATO Role 1 Modularen Sanitätseinrichtungen (MSE)	—	Germany	Rescue stations	10 (+ 76 in option)	Framework agreement in December 2024 for 86 armoured rescue stations. Firm orders: 10 ordered in December 2024 They are to be supplied by Rheinmetal, and used for initial emergency surgical and internal medical care. Each rescue station is made of two swap-body containers that expand on both sides, tripling volume. The trucks are parked back to back. An airlock is installed in between.
Unarmoured rescue stations - NATO Role 1 Modularen Sanitätseinrichtungen (MSE)	—	Germany	Rescue stations	6 (+ 28 in option)	Framework agreement in December 2024 for 34 armoured rescue stations. Firm orders: 6 ordered in December 2024 They are to be supplied by Rheinmetal, and used for initial emergency surgical and internal medical care. Each rescue station is made of two swap-body containers that expand on both sides, tripling volume. The trucks are parked back to back. An airlock is installed in between.

Emergency vehicles

Model	Image	Origin	Type	Quantity	Notes
Rosenbauer Panther 8×8		Austria Germany	Firefighting engines	35 (+ 25 in option)	In June 2024, framework agreement for up to 60 airfield firefighting vehicles approved by the Budget Committee of the Bundestag for a value of €130 million. Orders: July 2024, 35 vehicles for €84.1 million: 23 defensive fire protection (military painting) 12 basic operations/national and alliance defence Delivery planning: 2 in 2026, 11 each year from 2027 to 2029. The vehicles will be equipped with a 12.5 m^3 water tank, it is based on a Volvo chassis.

Army air defences

Model	Image	Origin	Type	Quantity	Notes
Skyranger 30 and ammunition
Skyranger 30 A3 NNbS program TP3 (Nah- und Nächstbereichs-schutz Teilprojektes 3) P.S. The Bundeswehr will protect again its troops with short range systems against tactical threats.		Germany  Switzerland	SHORAD SPAAG Short-range air defence, self-propelled anti-air gun	1 prototype + 18 systems (+ option for 30)	Contract of €595 million signed in February 2024 for: 1 prototype 18 system 30 systems in option (not included in the €595 million) Based on a Boxer vehicle, equipped with an Oerlikon Skyranger 30 turret. Weapons: Oerlikon KCE gun using the 30×173mm variant of the AHEAD airburst ammunition SADM missile Sensors 5 AMMR radar plates, (360° coverage, S-band AESA Multi-Mission Radar) FIRST ("Fast InfraRed Search and Track") TREO compact target tracker (1 HD cooled MWIR thermal camera, 1 HD camera two laser rangefinders, one for air targets one for land targets Complementary elements 8 MAN 15 t armoured resupply trucks 8 workshops 18 training systems
Rheinmetall 30mm AHEAD		Germany  Switzerland	30×173 mm airburst ammunition	—	Two variants exist: PMC388, 162 sub-projectiles PMC455, smaller sub-projectiles configured for C-UAS
MBDA DefendAir		Germany	V/SHORAD missile	—	Missile ordered for the Skyranger 30, with 9 missiles per vehicle. It was selected as the Class 1 UAS anti-drone missile. Budget for the development and production of the missile approved in November 2025 (€490 million). Serial production expected in 2029.
Skyranger 30 A3		Germany  Switzerland	SHORAD SPAAG Short-range air defence, self-propelled anti-air gun	+ 561
Rheinmetall 30mm AHEAD		Germany  Switzerland	30×173 mm airburst ammunition	—	The German Army plans to purchase ammunition for 30 days of combat. The Skyranger 30 carrier 300 rounds.
MBDA DefendAir		Germany	V/SHORAD missile	—	The German Army plans to purchase ammunition for 30 days of combat. The standard load is made of 9 missiles.
Drone air defence
TYTAN Interceptor B	—	Germany	UAV / FPV interceptor	—	Selected by Germany to intercept drones above military and civilian infrastructure in peace time.
Missile air defence
Boxer + IRIS-T SLS Flugabwehrraketenpanzer (FlaRakPz) + Boxer Feuerleiterpanzer (FltPz) NNbS program TP1 (Nah- und Nächstbereichs-schutz Teilprojektes 1 ) P.S. The Bundeswehr will protect again its troops with short range systems against tactical threats.	—	Germany	SHORAD SAM Short-range air defence, surface-to-air missile	4 fire units (32 launchers)	Subproject 1 of the NNbS program: 1 Fire unit is designed to protect one brigade (corresponds to 20x20 km (400 km^2) in high intensity warfare) budget of €600-700 million. The request of the Bundeswehr for the composition of each fire unit was: 1 medium range platoon, 2 launch vehicles, 1 radar, 1 command post 2 short range platoons, each made of 3 launch vehicles, 1 tactical command vehicle Logistic and support vehicles ARGE NNbS (joint venture including Diehl Defence, Rheinmetall Electronics and Hensoldt Sensors) offered the following solution for this phase of the program. Vehicle: Boxer Missile: 6 IRIS-T SLS Mast with IFF and a radar (3D, 360°, AESA): Saab Giraffe Lightweight 1X Hensoldt Spexer Lightweight C2 system: Airbus Fortion IBMS ("Integrated Battle Management Software")
Boxer + IRIS-T SLS	—	Germany	SHORAD SAM Short-range air defence, surface-to-air missile	+ 68 systems (total of 100)	The German Army plans to purchase up to 100 IRIS-T SLS Boxer launchers.
IRIS-T SLS missiles		Germany	SHORAD SAM Short-range air defence, surface-to-air missile	—	The German Army plans to purchase ammunition for 30 days of combat. The standard load is made of 6 missiles.
Air defence command
Mowag Eagle V (4×4 and 6×6) + UTF WLS High Mobility SHORAD Squad, part of the NNbS program TP1 (Nah- und Nächstbereichs-schutz Teilprojektes 1) P.S. The Bundeswehr will protect again its troops with short range systems against tactical threats.	(illustration)	Switzerland Germany	C2 SHORAD SAM Command and control, short-range air defence, surface-to-air missile	—	Subproject 1 of the NNbS program: On top of the, the SWS (SLS Weapon System) of the High mobility SHORAD Squad, additional equipment are planned: CPV, the Close-in Protection Vehicle, a Mowag Eagle V 4×4 equipped with a heavy remote weapon station (30 mm cannon + anti-tank missile) to protect SHORAD squads against UAV and ground ennemi. CCL, Command, Control & Liaison, a fire unit command Air battle management based on a Mowag Eagle V 4×4 or 6×6. It aims at coordinating 6 Squads REL, a reloader truck to support all vehicles of the squad with consumables and munitions. It would be likely based on Mercedes Zetros for its high tactical mobility.

  Equipment in development financed by the Bundestag but no order yet, or competition launched

  Potential equipment in a middle-term future

Trains

Model	Image	Origin	Type	Quantity	Notes
Siemens ICE	—	Germany	Medical trains	3	The German Army is planning to purchase medical trains based on the ICE.

  Potential equipment in a middle-term future

Unmanned aerial vehicles

Model	Image	Origin	Type	Role	Quantity	Notes
Quantum Systems Twister	—	Germany	UAV Fixed-wing	ISR Intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance	147 (option for 600)	Successor of the EMT Aladin. Framework agreement for 747 drones approved and contract signed in December 2025.
Quantum Vector VTOL [uk] Fähigkeit des Abfangens von in gesperrte Lufträume eindringenden Kleinfluggeräten durch zivile Einsatzmittel (FALKE)			Tiltrotor UAV Unmanned aerial vehicle	C-UAS Counter unmanned air system (Intercepting UAV penetrating restricted airspace)	—	Plan to purchase these drones for every unit that can justify its need. Range of 30 km.
Helsing HX-2	—	Germany	UAV Fixed-wing	Loitering munitions	—	100 km range drones, with AI targeting capabilities.
STARK OWE-V One Way Effector - Vertical	—	Germany	UAV Fixed-wing	Loitering munitions	—	Exclusively German components, modular drone, 80–100 km range, 60 minutes flight time, AI targetting.

  Equipment in development financed by the Bundestag but no order yet, or competition launched

  Potential equipment in a middle-term future

See also

• German Army:
  • List of modern equipment of the German Army
• German Air Force:
  • List of active equipment of the German Air Force
• German Navy:
  • List of active German Navy ships
  • List of active aircraft of the German Navy
  • List of ship classes of the Bundesmarine and Deutsche Marine
  • List of ships of the German navies
  • Kommando Spezialkräfte Marine (German Navy special forces)
• Future equipment of the German Armed Forces:
  • Future equipment for the German Air Force
  • Future vessels of the German Navy
  • Future aircraft of the Marineflieger
• German Army equipment pages in German:
  • List of small arms of the Bundeswehr [de]
  • List of Bundeswehr ammunition [de]
  • List of wheeled vehicles of the Bundeswehr [de]
  • List of tracked vehicles of the Bundeswehr [de]
  • List of aircraft of the Bundeswehr [de]