Vehículo Blindado de Combate de Infantería VBCI-E General Yagüe |  | | The Vehículo Blindado de Combate de Infantería VBCI-E General Yagüe was a Spanish APC/IFV paper project from the 1960s. | |
| Camiones Protegidos Modelo 1921 |  | | The Camiones Protegidos Modelo 1921, or M-21 for short, served with distinction in the Rif War and would be Spain’s only armored car for over a decade. | |
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Renault FT in the Service of the Kingdom of Spain |  | | Spain first purchased Renault FTs in 1919 and would buy more to use during the Rif War after the Disaster at Annual. | |
| Blindado Romeo |  | | In 1921, Spanish journalist and politician Leopoldo Romeo designed a vehicle bearing his name to solve Spain's woes in North Africa. | |
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Blindado tipo ZIS (UNL-35) |  | | The Blindado tipo ZIS was the most widespread Republican armored car in the Spanish Civil War. It is the often mistakenly designated UNL-35. | |
| Vehículo de Combate Lanza Cohetes (VCLC) |  | | Not wanting to miss out on the MLRS craze, Argentina developed its own system based on the TAM, which would become the VCLC. | |
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Vehículo de Combate Recuperador Tanques (VCRT) |  | | One of the least successful conversions of the TAM family was the armored recovery vehicle, Vehículo de Combate Recuperador Tanques, or VCRT. | |
| Prototipo Trubia |  | | Spain has long depended on foreign military technology, but there have always been those who enthusiastically wanted to create indigenous designs. | |
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Vehículo de Combate Puesto de Comando (VCPC) |  | | A command vehicle to coordinate the units of the Ejército Argentino was needed, the Vehículo de Combate Puesto de Comando (VCPC). | |
| Vehículo de Combate Amunicionador (VCAmun) |  | | Argentina converted the Tanque Argentino Mediano chassis into the Vehículo de Combate Amunicionador (VCAmun) in order to supply the VCA. | |
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