List of Equipment of the Van Luxemburger Arméi

Small arms

Name	Image	Origin	Type	Calibre	In Service	Notes
Handguns
Fiorentini P-90		Van Luxemburg	Pistol	9mm Parabellum	1990	Standard sidearm of the armed forces. Also available as compact (PM90c) variant.
Submachine guns
Müller TP09		Van Luxemburg	Machine pistol	9mm Parabellum	2009	Used by pilots, vehicle crews and special operations operators
Müller TP66		Van Luxemburg	Submachine gun	9mm Parabellum	1971	Standard-issue submachine gun, issued to special operations forces
Fiorentini PM59		Van Luxemburg	Submachine gun	9mm Parabellum	1959	Previous standard-issue submachine gun, nowadays commonly issued for internal security or reserve duties
Assault rifles
Fiorentini FAM-87		Van Luxemburg	Assault rifle	6.8mm SPC	1987	Main assault rifle of all Van Luxemburger military forces, also used as carbine (FAM-87c) and designated marksman rifle (with 3–20×50 optical sight, as FAM-87s)
Müller LG-6		Van Luxemburg	Assault rifle	6.8mm SPC, formerly 7.62x51mm	1956	Former assault rifle of the Arméi, currently used by municipal defence forces GVT. With the introduction of the FAM-87, LG-6 rifles were also rebarreled for the new standard 6.8mm cartridge in the late 1990's and early 2000's to simplify logistics.
Light machine guns
Fiorentini MG-78		Van Luxemburg	Light machine gun	6.8mm SPC	1978	Light machine gun commonly issued to all army units, also as mounted version for light vehicles
Müller MG-61		Van Luxemburg	General-purpose machine gun	7.62x51mm	1961	General-purpose machine gun which prior to the introduction of the MG-78 was issued to infantry at the squad level, currently only to platoon-level MG teams and GVT units. Remains in use as the main vehicle and aircraft-mounted GPMG.
Müller MG-39		Van Luxemburg	Heavy machine gun	12.7x99mm	1939	Heavy machine gun primarily used on vehicle and aircraft mounts.
Fiorentini CAM-15		Van Luxemburg	Heavy machine gun	15.5x106mm	2002	Heavy machine gun for anti-materiel purposes, used in some remote weapons stations such as on the Léiw MBT
Sniper rifles
Artillerieinrichtingen (AI) SSG-15		Van Luxemburg	Sniper rifle	.338 Lapua Magnum	2018	Standard sniper rifle
Artillerieinrichtingen (AI) SSZ-19		Van Luxemburg	Sniper rifle	12.7x99mm	2019	Anti-materiel sniper rifle, part of the SSG-15 family
Grenade launchers
Artillerieinrichtingen (AI) GL-6		Van Luxemburg	Grenade launcher	40mm	2009	Grenade launcher, may either be used as standalone version (with stock) or as underslung launcher for the FAM-87 rifle
Artillerieinrichtingen (AI) GW-A		Van Luxemburg	Automatic grenade launcher	40mm	2001	Automatic grenade launcher, either on tripod mount, on vehicle mount or as mounted in a remote weapons station

Vehicle defence systems

Name	Image	Origin	Type	Calibre	In Service	Notes
Recoilless rifles
Müller PVW-87		Van Luxemburg	Anti-tank rocket launcher	110mm	1987	Standard unguided rocket launcher, also available with warhead for structures and light vehicles. Since 2009 all units have been retrofitted with digital rangefinders
Guided missiles
Artillerieinrichtingen (AI) PVW-NG		Van Luxemburg	Anti-tank guided missile	150mm	2005	Light guided missile, designed to be man-portable without the requirement for a tripod mount
LKV GPVW		Van Luxemburg	Anti-tank guided missile	130-170mm	1999	Anti-tank guided missile, used as the main vehicle and helicopter-based anti-tank platform, even though tripod deployment by infantry is possible.

Air defence systems

Name	Image	Origin	Type	Range	In Service	Notes
Man-portable air-defence system
LKV Slingshot 3		Van Luxemburg	Laser-guided MANPADS	0.3-7+ km	1999 (Last iteration 2016)	Standard MANPADS, also deployed on vehicle mounted platforms under the ASRAD nomenclature
Guided surface-to-air missiles
LKV Arbalest		Van Luxemburg	Surface-to-air missile	1.7-120+ km	2003	Guided missile deployed by both the Arméi and the Marine on ground and sea-based vertical-launch platforms. Said to have capabilities for anti-ballistic missile defence.
Self-propelled anti-air gun
SASDI Luuss (Lynx)		Van Luxemburg	SPAAG	4 km (gun), 7+ km (missile)	2011	A member of the Léiw MBT family, the Lynx is a self-propelled anti-air gun which has its twin 35mm autocannons augmented by up to 12 Slingshot 3 missiles
Artillerieinrichtingen (AI) LVW-65		Van Luxemburg	SPAAG	4 km	1965	Radar-guided twin 35mm autocannon for anti-air purposes, either on trucks or on trailers and mostly in reserve duties. A planned update ("Millennium") by AI and Müller Defence will update and integrate these batteries in conjunction with the introduction of truck-launched Longbow infrared-homing missiles for CIWS duties