RG-32M

The RG-32M is a mine-hardened infantry mobility vehicle designed for various roles including patrol, command, and reconnaissance. It offers high levels of protection against landmines, improvised explosive devices (IEDs), and small arms fire, making it suitable for operations in high-threat environments.

Developed by Land Systems OMC in South Africa during the late 1990s, the RG-32M was designed to meet the global demand for a lightweight, highly mobile utility vehicle that leveraged the nation's pioneering expertise in mine-resistant technology. The vehicle entered active service in the early 2000s, quickly attracting interest from international militaries seeking a versatile platform for peacekeeping and urban operations. It saw significant operational deployment with the Swedish Armed Forces—designated as the Galten—and the Finnish Army, particularly during coalition operations in Afghanistan. Today, the RG-32M remains in active service worldwide, regarded as a highly successful export that helped define the modern light armored patrol vehicle class.