After the collapse of the Soviet Union, Armenia joined NATO’s North Atlantic Cooperation Council in 1992, joining NATO’s Partnership for Peace program in 1994. But, it was not until 2015 that Armenia was officially certified to take part in NATO ‘peacekeeping’ operations.
Incomplete list of armored ground vehicles.
BMP-1:
Armenia Defense Ministry photo, 03APR2020.
BMP-2:
Armenia Defense Ministry photo, 24SEP2020.
Armenia Defense Ministry photo, 24SEP2020.
M939, 5-tons truck with armored cab:
Mostly silent U.S. Army video from May 2006, Armenian military Engineers operating out of Camp Delta, Iraq, using armored cab M939s:
MTLB 9K35 Strela-10:
Armenia Defense Ministry photo, 21MAY2020.
T-55:
Armenia Defense Ministry photo, 08DEC2021.
Armenia Defense Ministry photo, 22SEP2020.
Armenia Defense Ministry photo, 22SEP2020.
Armenia Defense Ministry photo, 22SEP2020.
Armenia Defense Ministry photo, 22SEP2020.
T-55 and T-72, 25JUN2020.
T-72:
Armenia Defense Ministry photo, 07AUG2021.
Armenia Defense Ministry photo, 27MAY2021.
Armenia Defense Ministry photo, 14MAY2021.
Armenia Defense Ministry photo, 04MAY2021.
Armenia Defense Ministry photo, 04MAY2021.
Armenia Defense Ministry photo, 15SEP2020.
Armenia Defense Ministry photo, 22JUN2020.
Armenia Defense Ministry photo, 22MAY2020.
Armenia Defense Ministry photo, 04AUG2019.
Armenia Defense Ministry photo, 06AUG2018.
TOS-1A:
Armenia Defense Ministry photo, 17DEC2021.
ZSU-23-4:
Captured by Azerbaijan, December 2020.
Vehicle I-D:
EGYPTIAN ARMOR درع المصري
SOVIET ERA ARMOR USED BY NATO BULGARIA, PLUS THE BULGARIAN BMP-23