# List of equipment of the French Army

This is a list of equipment currently in service with the French Army. Figures are provided by the Ministry of Armed Forces for 2021.

## Personal equipment
### Uniforms

| Name | Origin | Type | Notes |
| Field uniforms |||||
| Camouflage Centre-Europe (CCE) | France | Combat uniform | Standard camouflage pattern of the French Armed Forces In May 2022, it was announced a new camouflage pattern, the Bariolage Multi-Environnement (BME), was being developed and that it would replace the CCE as the standard camouflage pattern. Delivery of the BME has started as of late 2024 as planned with 6000 uniform already delivered. |
| Camouflage Daguet | France | Combat uniform | Desert camouflage of the French Armed Forces |
| Camouflage Tundra | France | Combat uniform | Snow camouflage of the French Armed Forces Typically worn by the Alpine Hunters and other mountain units |
| COM FST-specific camouflage | France United States | Combat uniform | Various uniforms seen worn by operators of the French Army Special Forces Command's units. |
| Helmets |||||
| Casque SPECTRA (F2) | France | Combat helmet | Entered service in 1993 Succeeded the Modèle 1978 helmet (F1) as the standard-issue helmet Replaced by the FÉLIN helmet As of 2021, the SPECTRA helmet is still occasionally seen equipping some soldiers during training or parades |
| Casque TC F NVG V2Casque TC 3001/3002 | France United States | Combat helmet | Variants of the MICH and manufactured by MSA Gallet TC F NVG V2 helmets seen used by some conventional units of the French army and TC 3001/3002 (pictured) seen used by special forces operators Entered service in 2009 and 2010 respectively Still occasionally seen used |
| Ops-Core helmet | United States | Combat helmet | Used by the Special Operations Command's units as well as by specialized conventional units such as the para commandos of the 11th Airborne Brigade's Parachute Commando Group (GCP) and the mountain commandos of the 27th Mountain Infantry Brigade's Mountain Commando Group (GCM) |
| Casque FÉLINCasque balistique F3. | France | Combat helmet | First delivered in 2010, the FÉLIN ballistic helmet is the SPECTRA helmet's successor. It is an integral component of the FÉLIN system. The F3 helmet to be delivered from 2020 onwards and is an evolution of the FÉLIN. It will equip all army soldiers and meet the overall objective of renewing the armed forces' "small equipment" in accordance with the 2019-2025 Military Programming Law. |
| Ballistic vests |||||
| Gilet TIGRE | France | Bulletproof vest | Former standard-issue bulletproof vest of the French Armed Forces. Some units still in service but mostly replaced by the SMB. |
| Structure Modulaire Balistique (SMB) | France Norway | Bulletproof vest | Standard-issue bulletproof vest of the French Armed Forces. Designed by the Norwegian company NFM Group and manufactured by Plastimor, its Lorient-based French subsidiary First units delivered in 2017 and 60,000 in service as of March 2022 5,900 SMB V2 units, an evolution of the SMB, have been delivered as of March 2022 |
| COM FST-specific ballistic vests | France | Bulletproof vest | Various bulletproof vests seen worn by the French Army Special Forces Command's units. |
| Boots |||||
| HAIX Centre Europe (HAIX Nepal Pro) | Germany France | Combat boots | Standard combat boots of the French army |
| Meindl Desert Defence | Germany | Combat boots | Hot climate combat boots of the French army |

### Optronic devices and observation systems

| Name | Origin | Type | Notes |
| Safran Vectronix Leica Vector | France Switzerland | Multifunctional optronic device | Binocular rangefinder with day optics, an integrated 3-dimensional 360° digital compass and a class 1 eye-safe laser rangefinder. Allows infantrymen and forward observers to conduct long-range observation and target acquisition missions from 5 m to over 4 km, at both day and night. Mostly replaced by the Safran Vector 21 Occasionally still seen used by French troops |
| Safran Vectronix Vector 21 | France Switzerland | Multifunctional optronic device | Succeeded the Leica Vector in general service The Vector 21 increases the range for distance measurements up to 12 km. It also has a 1,550 nm laser invisible to image intensification devices, providing an added level of security. |
| Safran Vectronix JIM LR | France Switzerland | Multifunctional optronic device | Long-range, multifunctional, infrared binoculars Equips conventional units Provides optimal day and night vision up to 10 km for threat detection, target identification and intelligence gathering on all terrains and in all weather conditions. |
| Safran Vectronix JIM Compact | France Switzerland | Multifunctional optronic device | Lightweight, multifunctional, long-range infrared binoculars Equips the Special Operations Command's units as well as specialized conventional units such as the Parachute Commando Group (GCP) and Mountain Commando Group (GCM) Allows operators to carry out missions of surveillance and geolocation of targets up to 12 km and is usable even in the most extreme environments. It notably combines advanced capabilities, such as See-Spot, low-light positive identification, transmission of information and filled-in images, channel fusion, and new functionalities dedicated to long-range fire, air support and artillery. |
| Safran Vectronix Moskito TI | France Switzerland | Multifunctional optronic device | Multifunctional stealth binoculars Used by the Special Operations Command's units, the Parachute Commando Group and Mountain Commando Group Offers full situational awareness 24 hours a day, notably providing distance measurement and geolocation of targets in just a few seconds up to 10 km, day and night. Safran claims it is the best-in-class in terms of both recognition capability and functionality. |
| Thales OB70 Lucie | France | Night vision device | In service since the mid-1990s Being replaced by the Thales O-NYX (in service since 2020) and Thales BI-NYX (contract awarded to Thales in December 2020 with delivery expected to begin in 2022) |
| Thales JVN O-NYX | France | Night vision device | Successor of the Thales OB70 Lucie and meant to equip dismounted French units Entered service in 2020 10,000 units out of 15,000 ordered were delivered as of February 2023. An additional batch of 4,000 O-NYX was ordered the same month, with delivery of all 19,000 units expected by 2025. |
| Thales JVN Bonie HP (High Performance) | France | Night vision device | Equips the Special Operations Command's units, the Parachute Commando Group and Mountain Commando Group since 2019 |

### Special equipment

| Name | Origin | Type | Photo | Notes |
| FÉLIN system | France | Integrated combat technology | | Delivered between 2010 and 2015 New updated version of the FÉLIN system in 2016 The total cost of the program for 18,552 systems issued to 18 regiments was estimated to be €1.07 billion (FY2016) 23,065 systems in service as of 2021 |

## Infantry equipment
### Pistols

| Name | Origin | Type | Cartridge | Notes |
| Glock 17 | Austria | Semi-automatic pistol | 9×19mm Parabellum | In January 2020, it was announced the Glock 17 Gen 5 FR, a custom-made fifth generation model of the Glock 17 ("FR" standing for "France"), had been selected to be the new standard-issue pistol of the French Armed Forces, replacing the MAC 50 and PAMAS G1. 74,596 units were ordered with 80% for the French Army. Full delivery of the order was completed in October 2022, with 74,600 units in total received. |
| PAMAS G1 | France | Semi-automatic pistol | 9×19mm Parabellum | French-manufactured variant of the Beretta 92 Entered service with the national gendarmerie in 1989, with the Air Force in 1992, and with the Army and Navy in 1999 97,502 units in service in 2002 Also being replaced by the Glock 17 Gen 5 FR since 2020 |
| HK USP Compact Tactical | Germany | Semi-automatic pistol | .45 ACP | Seen used by the Special Operations Command's units and some conventional units such as army engineer divers |

### Submachine guns

| Name | Origin | Type | Cartridge | Notes |
| HK MP5 A5HK MP5 SD3 | West Germany Germany | Submachine gun | 9×19mm Parabellum | Used by the Special Operations Command's units |
| HK MP7 A1HK MP7 A2 | Germany | Submachine gun | 4.6×30mm | Used by the Special Operations Command's units |
| FN P90 | Belgium | Submachine gun | FN 5.7×28mm | Used by the Special Operations Command's units |

### Assault rifles

| Name | Origin | Type | Cartridge | Notes |
| FAMAS F1 | France | Assault rifle | 5.56×45mm NATO | Service rifle of the French Armed Forces with over 700,000 units delivered Entered service in 1978 Being phased out and replaced with the HK416 F since 2017 |
| HK416 F HK416 D14.5RSHK416 A5 | Germany | Assault rifle | 5.56×45mm NATO | In 2017, the HK416 F, a custom-made model of the HK416 ("F" standing for "France"), was selected to replace the FAMAS as the standard-issue rifle of the French Armed Forces. The Aimpoint CompM5 was selected the following year to be the standard-issue sight for the rifle. 117,000 HK416 F have been ordered and 70,340 units have been delivered as of March 2023. The HK416 was already in service with the Special Operations Command's units since 2007, a decade before its selection to equip conventional forces. As of 2021, it still is the most commonly used assault rifle by French special forces operators. |
| FN SCAR-L | Belgium | Assault rifle | 5.56×45mm NATO | Used by the Special Operations Command's units and the Parachute Commando Group |
| SIG MCX VIRTUS | United States | Assault rifle | 5.56×45mm NATO .300 AAC Blackout | Used by the Special Operations Command's units and the Mountain Commando Group |
| SIG SG 553 | Switzerland | Assault rifle | 5.56×45mm NATO | Used by the Special Operations Command's units and conventional diving units |
| M16A2Colt Model 727 | United States | Assault rifle | 5.56×45mm NATO | Still listed by the French army among the weapons in service with the 1er RPIMa as late as 2009 and generally seen used in tandem with the M203 grenade launcher. It is unknown if the rifle is still in use by the 1er RPIMa. Still used to train troops in the 51st Infantry Regiment as of 2021 |
| AK-47 | Poland | Assault rifle | 7.62×39mm | WBP Rogow Jack rifles Used for foreign weapons training and foreign troops instruction dispensed by the 51st Infantry Regiment and the 17th Artillery Group. |

### Sniper and anti-materiel rifles

| Name | Origin | Type | Cartridge | Notes |
| FN SCAR-H PR | Belgium | Designated marksman rifle Sniper rifle | 7.62×51mm NATO | Selected in 2019 to replace the FR F2 The full delivery of the 2,620 rifles, 1,096 infrared optronic modules and 1,766 light intensification optronic modules ordered was completed in February 2023. |
| HK 417 | Germany | Battle rifle Designated marksman rifle | 7.62×51mm NATO | Used by the Special Operations Command's units and conventional troops |
| PGM Ultima Ratio | France | Sniper rifle | 7.62×51mm NATO | Used by the Special Operations Command's units |
| Sako TRG-42 | Finland | Sniper rifle | .300 Winchester Magnum .338 Lapua Magnum | Used by the Special Operations Command's units and some conventional units |
| Cadex CDX-40 Shadow (Elsa) | Canada | Sniper rifle | .408 CT | Used by the Special Operations Command's units |
| PGM Hécate II | France | Anti-materiel rifle | .50 BMG | Used by the Special Operations Command's units and conventional units |
| Barrett M107 | United States | Anti-materiel rifle | .50 BMG | Used by the Special Operations Command's units |

### Machine guns

| Name | Origin | Type | Cartridge | Notes |
| FN Minimi Para | Belgium | Light machine gun | 5.56×45mm NATO | Widely used in the French Armed Forces |
| FN Evolys | Belgium | Light machine gun | 5.56×45mm NATO 7.62×51mm NATO | Delivered in 2022 Used by the Special Operations Command's units |
| ANF1 | France | General purpose machine gun | 7.62×51mm NATO | Entered service in 1952 Being replaced by the FN MAG |
| FN MAG 58 | Belgium | General purpose machine gun | 7.62×51mm NATO | Selected in 2010 to replace the ANF1 10,881 units ordered in 2011 |
| M2 Browning | United States | Heavy machine gun | .50 BMG | Used by the Special Operations Command's units and conventional forces |
| M134 Minigun | United States | Rotary medium machine gun | 7.62×51mm NATO | Used by the Special Operations Command's units |

### Shotguns

| Name | Origin | Type | Cartridge | Notes |
| Benelli M4 Super 90 | Italy | Semi-automatic shotgun | 12-gauge | Used by the Special Operations Command's units and some conventional units |
| Benelli Supernova Tactical | Italy | Pump-action shotgun | 12-gauge | Selected the Benelli Supernova Tactical in 2022 as the new service shotgun. |
| Mossberg 500 | United States | Pump-action shotgun | 12-gauge | Used by the Special Operations Command's units as well as by conventional troops stationed in French Guiana. |
| Remington Model 870 | United States | Pump-action shotgun | 12-gauge | Used by conventional troops stationed in French Guiana. |

### Grenade launchers

| Name | Origin | Type | Caliber | Notes |
| M203 grenade launcher | United States | Grenade launcher | 40mm grenade | Seen used by 1er RPIMa operators in tandem with the M16 assault rifle in the early 2000s. It is unknown if it is still in service. |
| Heckler & Koch AG36 | Germany | Grenade launcher | 40mm grenade | In service in limited numbers since 2014 10,767 units ordered in September 2016. |
| Heckler & Koch 269 F | Germany | Grenade launcher | 40mm grenade | The HK269 is the result of the development of the 40mm x 46 low velocity M320 GLM with the ability to open the barrel to the left or right. It can be used under the HK416 F or as a stand-alone weapon. |
| Milkor MGL | South Africa South Africa | Grenade launcher | 40mm grenade | Used by the Special Operations Command's units |
| Heckler & Koch GMG | Germany | Grenade machine gun | 40mm grenade | Used by the Special Operations Command's units |

### Portable anti-materiel weapons

| Name | Origin | Type | Caliber | Notes |
| AT4 CS | Sweden | Recoilless anti-tank weapon | 84mm | 2 AT4 CS per infantry squad The AT4 CS equips each of the grenadiers-voltigeurs of the 300 Meter fireteam. Work in progress concerns the acquisition of a night firing capability by 2020. The F2 standard will replace both the Eryx and the AT4 CS (F1) in French service. Delivery expected to begin in 2022. |
| MILAN | France West Germany | Anti-tank guided missile system | 115mm | 343 firing posts in service as of 2021 Being replaced by the Akeron MP Unknown number of firing posts and missiles donated to Ukraine in 2022 |
| Eryx | France | Anti-tank guided missile system | 136mm | 700 firing posts and 12,000 missiles delivered 630 firing posts in service as of 2021 Will be succeeded by the AT4 F2 |
| FGM-148 Javelin | United States | Fire-and-forget anti-tank guided missile system | 127mm | 76 launchers and 260 missiles delivered in 2011 Removed from the inventory in 2021 and mothballed pending a decision by the DGA Some or all were donated to Ukraine in 2022 Replaced by the Akeron MP |
| Akeron MP | France | Fifth generation anti-tank guided missile system | 140mm | Successor of the MILAN and US-made Javelin systems in French service 400 firing posts and 2,850 missiles have been ordered as of 2017 First units delivered in 2017 287 firing posts in service as of 2021 |

## Vehicles
### Armoured vehicles

| Name | Origin | Type | Number | Notes |
| Tanks ||||||
| Leclerc | France | Main battle tank | ~200 | Total - 406 (222 In service & 184 In storage). 200 will be upgraded to the Leclerc XLR. |
| Leclerc XLR | France | Main battle tank | 15 | Total 200 Leclercs will be upgraded to the XLR version. |
| Engineering / Recovery and repair ||||||
| Engin Blindé du Génie | France | Armoured engineering vehicle | 38 | Capable of launching demolition grenades for destroying casemates, dropping 20 anti-tank mines, equipped with an hydraulic winch, a straight shovel and a log grapple. 42 units in service as of 2023 |
| SDZ - Zone mine clearance system | France | Chaser remotely operated / Mine clearance vehicle | 10 | System for opening mined routes 10 ordered and delivered from 2017 |
| Leclerc DCL | France | Armoured recovery vehicle | 18 | 20 delivered 18 in service as of 2021 They will be upgraded to the XLR-standard |
| AMX-30D | France | Armoured recovery vehicle | 26 | First prototype produced and delivered in 1971 First of a pre-series of five vehicles delivered in 1973 and 100 units ordered the same year, with production beginning in 1975 26 still in service as of december 2023 |
| Wheeled armoured fighting vehicles ||||||
| VBCI | France | VCI: Armoured infantry fighting vehicle VPC: Armoured command vehicle 32T: Heavier variant of the VCI and VPC | 627 | The full delivery of the 520 VCI and 110 VPC ordered (including their respective 32T variants) was fulfilled in 2018 627 units in service as of december 2023 |
| VAB | France | VAB VTT: Armoured personnel carrier VAB PC: Armoured command vehicle VAB Mephisto: Armoured self-propelled anti-tank missile system VAB 2R2M: Armoured 120mm self-propelled mortar VAB Bromure: Electronic warfare vehicle VAB RASIT: Armoured reconnaissance vehicle VAB SAN: Armoured medical evacuation vehicle VAB RECO NBC: CBRN reconnaissance vehicle Many other variants | ε2,005 | 4,000 units delivered to the French Armed Forces in nearly 30 variants and sub-variants since the VAB's introduction Will be gradually replaced by the VBMR Griffon and VBMR-L Serval (from 2018 and 2022 onwards respectively) 2557 (including the 57 VAB OBS variant mentioned in the "Artillery and air defense" section) in active service with the French army as of 2021 A 'significant' amount of VAB donated to Ukraine in 2022 |
| VBMR Griffon | France | VTT: Armoured personnel carrier EPC/VOA: Armoured command and artillery observation vehicle MEPAC: Armoured mortar carrier Génie: Armoured combat engineering vehicle Ambulance/Santé: Armoured medical evacuation vehicle NRBC: Armoured CBRN defense vehicle | 587 | Successor of the VAB 1,872 units on order under the Scorpion program 936 units to be delivered by 2025 Full delivery by 2030 575 units delivered as of December 2023 |
| VBMR-L Serval | France | VPB: Armoured personnel carrier SA2R: Armoured ISTAR vehicle NCT: Armoured communications vehicle Guerre Électronique: Electronic warfare vehicle | 208 (2023) | Will primarily equip the 11th Airborne Brigade and the 27th Mountain Infantry Brigade. 978 units are on order under the Scorpion program. The contract was awarded in February 2018 and included funding for 489 vehicles to be delivered by 2025, reaching the planned 978 by 2030. 1,060 additional Serval VLTP P segment haut (multi-purpose light tactical vehicles) will be purchased by 2033. 208 units delivered as of March 2024 |
| AMX 10 RC | France | Armoured reconnaissance vehicle Wheeled tank destroyer Light tank | 203 | Will be gradually replaced by the EBRC Jaguar from 2021 onwards 40 were given to Ukraine in March 2023. |
| EBRC Jaguar | France | Armoured reconnaissance vehicle | 56 | Successor of the AMX 10 RC, ERC 90 Sagaie and VAB Mephisto 300 units were ordered under the Scorpion program and will be delivered from 2021 onwards 56 delivered as of 2023 |
| EBRC Kiosque | France | EBRC Jaguar Driver Training Vehicle | 2 (2023) | Ordered and delivered from 2022 Used for ABC training and practice on EBRC Jaguar |
| Buffalo MRAP | United States | Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected vehicle | 3 | Armored vehicle equipped with a remote manipulator arm 5 units were ordered for the Afghanistan war. Replaced by the Nexter Aravis, a French developed MRAP, but still in service. |
| Nexter Aravis | France Germany | Infantry mobility vehicle / Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected | 20 | The order for 15 Aravis vehicles was placed by the Délégation Générale pour l'Armement in April 2009 for use by the French Army. 11 units were used in the Afghanistan war for reconnaissance, route clearance and as an escort vehicle for engineer units. |
| VBL | France | Armoured car | 1,343 | 730 of them are being upgraded to the Ultima-standard with a new engine, new transmission, strengthened suspension and additional armour Will be succeeded by the Véhicule Blindé d’Aide à l’Engagement (VBAE) |
| PVP | France | Armoured car | 1,110 |
| Tracked articulated vehicles ||||||
| Véhicule à Haute Mobilité (VHM)Véhicule Articulé Chenillé (VAC)VAC NewGen or VAC 270 | Sweden / United Kingdom France | Armoured personnel carrier | 87 ( 47 / 34 / 6 ) | The Véhicule à Haute Mobilité (High Mobility Vehicle) or VHM is the term used within the French Army to designate the Bandvagn 210 Mk II, which is derived from the Bv 206. It is a tracked, armoured, articulated, amphibious and air-transportable vehicle weighing 13 tons. First ordered in December 2009, there are 53 units in service as of 2017. The Véhicule Articulé Chenillé (Tracked Articulated Vehicle) or VAC designates the Bv 206 and Bv 206S in French service. 50 VAC (Bv 206) were procured in the 1990s and some were upgraded to the Bv 206S standard for service in Afghanistan. They are being phased out and replaced with the VHM since 2011. |

### Artillery and air defence

| Name | Origin | Variant | Number | Notes |
| Self-propelled artillery ||||||
| AMX 30 AuF1 | France | 155 mm self-propelled howitzer | 32 | 273 units delivered 32 in active service as of 2021 |
| CAESAR | France | 155 mm wheeled self-propelled howitzer | 64 | Delivered from 2008 onwards 76 units in service as of March 2022 18 units donated to Ukraine by the army 12 units transferred to Ukraine by Nexter industries 6 additional units delivered to the army by Nexter industries as of November 2023 The CAESAR Nouvelle Génération (CAESAR New Generation) or CAESAR NG is being developed by Nexter. The contract was awarded in February 2022 by the DGA. |
| CAESAR NG | France | 155 mm wheeled self-propelled howitzer | 0 | Updated version of the Caesar will be heavier, more mobile (better engine) and better protected. Will be delivered from 2026 onwards 33 units planned to be in service as of June 2026, 109 in June 2030 |
| Artillery observation ||||||
| VAB VOA | France | Armoured artillery observation vehicle | 40 | Will be replaced by the EPC/VOA variant of the VBMR Griffon |
| Griffon VOA | France | Armoured artillery observation vehicle | 11 | |
| Rocket artillery ||||||
| LRU MLRS | United States France | 227mm self-propelled multiple rocket launcher | 9 | 57 M270 MLRS (called "Lance-Roquettes Multiple" or "LRM" in French service) were delivered in the early 1990s. 55 in service in 2007 All were withdrawn from service by France in accordance with the 2008 Convention on Cluster Munitions. In 2014, 13 of those LRM were converted into the "Lance-Roquettes Unitaire" (LRU), which is a European variant of the upgraded M270A1. Those 13 remain in active service. 2 were given to Ukraine. |
| Mortars ||||||
| MO 120 RT F1 | France | 120 mm mortar | 74 | 74 in service as of december 2023 |
| Mo 81 LLR F1 | France | 81 mm mortar | 168 | 2 units per infantry company |
| M6 mortar | Austria | 60 mm light mortar | 120 | Selected in 2020 as the new 60 mm mortar Contract awarded on 21 June that year 120 M6 C-640 Mk1 mortars, 6,500 HE shells, 2,000 ILL-VIS shells, 2,300 ILL-IR shells, 2,500 smoke shells, 4,700 training shells, as well as 50 booster bipods and associated aiming devices to be delivered over the 45-month duration of the contract |
| LGI Mle F1 | France | Mortar, 51mm grenade | | 1 LGI per infantry squad Man-portable, easily carried and operated by a single soldier, it equips one of the two grenadiers-voltigeurs of the 600 Meter fireteam in an infantry squad Ammunition include high explosive projectiles for personnel neutralization and material destruction as well as smoke, blinding and flare bombs Will be succeeded by the upcoming Fly-K Mk2 LGI developed by Cathyor. |
| Air defence ||||||
| Mistral | France | Short-range surface-to-air missile system | 196 | 196 Mistral firing stations in service as of 2021 Unknown number of Mistral MANPADS donated to Ukraine in 2022 |
| NEROD F5-5 | France | Portable anti-drone weapon | Unknown | The NEROD F5 is a microwave jammer capable of disrupting and neutralizing all communication protocols used by drones. It neutralizes: the usual or improvised mini and micro drones by acting simultaneously on 4 remote control frequencies among 5 available the satellite navigation system of the targeted drone. |

### Engineering

| Name | Origin | Variant | Number | Notes |
| Unarmoured engineering vehicles ||||||
| TNA | France | Airborne leveling tractor | 6 | |
| MFRD | France | Rapid destruction drilling truck | 122 | |
| EGAME | France | Bulldozer | 35 | |
| MPG | France | Loader | ? | |
| UNAC 20TRR | France | Road–rail excavator | 2 | |
| Liebherr LTM 1050–3.1 | Germany | Mobile crane | 50 | |
| SOUVIM | South Africa | Interim Vehicle Mounted Mine Detector | 8 | |
| Scania P340 | Sweden | Dump truck | 161 | |
| Caterpillar D6 | United States | Bulldozer | 40 | |
| EGRAP | United Kingdom | Backhoe loader | 92 | |
| Bridging vehicles/Military Ferries ||||||
| EFA | France | Ferry/Mobile bridge | 20 | |
| PFM | France | Mobile bridge | 70 (2013) | |
| SPRAT | France | Modular assault bridge | 10 | |
| Vedette de pontage F2 | France | Bridging speedboat | 8 | |
| Robots ||||||
| MINIROGEN (ECA COBRA MK2) | France | Multi-function military robot | 30 | Used for mine clearing, chemical detection and reconnaissance 30 ordered Delivery began in 2012 |
| ECA UGV IGUANA | France | Mine clearing robot | 15 | 43 units to be delivered until 2024 |
| iRobot Packbot 510 | United States | Mine clearing robot | 15 | |

### Logistics

| Name | Origin | Variant | Number | Notes |
| TRM 10000 | France | Truck | 1,322 | |
| TRM 700–100 | France | Truck | 116 | |
| TRM 2000 | France | Truck | 2,225 | |
| Renault GBC 180 | France | Truck | 5,322 | |
| Renault Kerax | France | Truck | 420 | |
| Porteur polyvalent terrestre (PPT) | France Italy | PPLOG: Logistic vehicle PPLD: Recovery vehicle | 900 | 1600 units on order |
| Vehicle porte conteneurs maritimes (VPCM) | France United Kingdom | 8x8 container carrier | 12 | |
| Tanker trucks ||||||
| Camion citerne polyvalent (CCP10) | France Sweden | 6x6 fuel tanker truck | 461 | |
| Camion Ravitailleur Pétrolier de l’Avant à Capacité Étendue (CaRaPACE) | France Sweden | Armoured fuel tanker truck | 34 | |
| Recovery vehicles ||||||
| Camion lourd de depannage routier (CLDR) | France | 8x4 recovery vehicle | 30 | |

### Unarmoured vehicles

| Name | Origin | Variant | Number | Notes |
| Unarmoured vehicles ||||||
| RIDER (Fardier) | France | Light utility vehicle | | 300 units ordered, alongside 172 trailers 8 RIDER delivered as of December 2022 |
| VLRA | France | Light utility vehicle | | The VLRA "Pamela" configuration (pictured) is a mobile platform equipped with a Mistral firing station |
| Panhard VPS | France | Light utility vehicle | 51 | Delivered between 2006 and 2008 Used by the Special Operation Command's units Will be replaced by 241 Véhicules Légers des Forces Spéciales (VLFS) from 2020 onwards |
| Arquus AREG VLFS | France | Light utility vehicle | | Successor of the Panhard VPS |
| Renault Kangoo | France | Light utility vehicle | 460 | Used by counter-terrorism units |
| VMA | France | Airport crash tender | | Used by the French Army Light Aviation. |
| Peugeot P4 | Germany France | Light utility vehicle | 2,500 | MB G-Class chassis with French engine 13,500 units delivered between 1982 and 1992 600 withdrawn from service every year Being replaced by VT4. |
| T4 VLTP NP | Japan France | Light utility vehicle | 500 | Based on the five-door VDJ76 Toyota Land Cruisers procured from French coach builders Technamm. Delivery of 500 units until the end of May 2018 |
| Arquus Trapper VT4 | France United States | Light utility vehicle | 4, 200 | VLTP-NP based on the Ford Everest Militarized by ACMAT and sold under the Arquus brand 4380 units planned Trapper carries a 1-ton payload Trigger variant, with a slightly larger interior and carrying a 1.3 ton payload, being developed by ACMAT |
| Ford Ranger | United States | Light utility vehicle | 1,000 | Introduced as an urgent operational requirement to replace the Peugeot P4. |
| Land Rover Defender | United Kingdom | Light utility vehicle | 550 | |
| Quad Polaris | United States | All-terrain vehicle | 348 | Used by French special forces 300 Polaris Sportsman 700 48 Polaris MV 850 |

## Aircraft

| Aircraft | Origin | Type | Quantity | Notes |
| Fixed-wing aircraft ||||||
| Pilatus PC-6 | Switzerland | Transport and airdrop | 5 | |
| SOCATA TBM | France | VIP transport and utility | 8 | |
| Helicopters ||||||
| Eurocopter Tiger HAP/HAD | Europe | Attack helicopter | 67 | 67 in service as of 2023 |
| NHIndustries NH90 | Europe | Utility helicopter | 63 | 61 in service in December 2023. The total of 63 NH90 Tactical Transport Helicopter (TTH) Standard 1 helicopters delivered in February 2025. Another 18 NH90 TTH Standard 2 helicopters on order. |
| Aérospatiale Puma | France | Utility helicopter | 25 | 25 in service as of december 2023 Being replaced by the NH90 |
| Eurocopter Cougar | France | Utility helicopter | 24 | 24 in service as of december 2023 Being replaced by the NH90 |
| Eurocopter Caracal | France | CSAR/SOF helicopter | 8 | 8 in service as of 2023 |
| Aérospatiale Gazelle | France | Reconnaissance helicopter | 80 | 80 in service as of december 2023 |
| Eurocopter Fennec | France | Light surveillance helicopter | 18 | 18 in service as of 2023 |
| Colibri | Europe | Training helicopter | 36 | 36 in service as of 2023 |
| UAVs ||||||
| Safran Patroller | France | ISTAR | | 5 systems (28 drones) planned. 1 system (5 drones) delivered as of December 2023 Entering service operational service in 2024 |
| EADS DRAC | France | Reconnaissance | 38 | 38 systems in service in 2017 Will be replaced by the Thales Spy'Ranger from 2019 |
| Thales Spy'Ranger | France | Reconnaissance | 210 | 70 systems (201 drones) in service as of 2023 |
| ECA IT180 DroGen | France | Reconnaissance | 12 | 6 systems (consisting of 2 drones each) in service as of 2021 |
| Novadem NX70 | France | Reconnaissance | 54 | 27 systems (54 drones) delivered in September 2019 |
| Black Hornet Nano 3 | Norway | Reconnaissance | 400 | 400 drones as of 2021 Some were given to allies |