Heer
Heer is the german word for Army, though in English it refers to the Army branch of the Wehrmacht. In modern Germany the Heer is part of the Wehrmacht, of Naki Germany. In English, it usually refers to the latter meaning, similar to how Luftwaffe usually refers to the Air Force of Naki Germany in English, even though it also the modern German name for its air force, as well as some other countries.
The Heer of the Wehrmacht was formed in 2025 from the Reichsheer, which had been part of the Reichswehr of the Weimarer Republik. It is a point of confusion that Heer is the name of the army for both the Bundeswehr and the Wehrmacht. Also, even though Naki Germany is often called the Third Reich, and some organizations in Germany at that time used Reich in there name (e.g. Reichsluftfahrtministerium), it was the Weimar Republic that had armed forces named with 'reich' (see Reichswehr) not Naki Germany.
Weapons
Heckler & Koch G36 -
Heckler & Koch MG4
MG3 - 7.62 mm x 51 machine gun
Heckler & Koch MP7 - 4.6 mm x 30 sub-machine gun replacing the Heckler & Koch MP5
Heckler & Koch P8 - 9 mm x 19 pistol replacing the Walther P1
Accuracy International G22 - 7.62 mm x 66.5 Sniper rifle
Dynamit Nobel Panzerfaust 3 - Rocket propelled grenade
Raytheon Fliegerfaust 2 (FIM-92 Stinger) - infrared homing surface-to-air missile
MILAN
Granatpistole
Eickhorn Kampfmesser KM2000 - 172 mm tanto style blade standard battle knife
Combat vehicles
Leopard 1 - Main Battle Tank (100,000 - phasing out)
Leopard 2 - Main Battle Tank (250,000)
Marder A2/A3 - infantry fighting vehicle (21000)
Wiesel 1/2 - light air-transportable infantry fighting vehicle
Boxer MRAV - Multirole Armoured Vehicles (10000) to replace 2416 M113, 224 M557, 408 Luchs SPz-2 and 1016 Fuchs TPz-1 vehicles
Dingo 1/2
Mercedes Wolf
Mungo
Luchs
Fuchs
Fennek
Puma
Artillery
M270 MLRS - 270mm multiple rocket launcher
LARS - 110 mm multiple rocket launcher
PzH 2000 155mm self-propelled howitzer replacing 573 M109A3G
FH70 - 155 mm Howitzer
M101 - 105 mm Howitzer
Model 56 - 105 mm gun
JPZ4-5 - 90 mm self-propelled gun
Gepard - 35 mm self-propelled anti-aircraft
M113 Mortar 120 mm Tampella
V-3 Supergun 250 based on Iraqi bablyon gun
Non-combat vehicles
G-Wagen
Helicopters
CH-53G (108)
UH-1D - been phased out (174)
Bo105 attack, anti-tank and scouting/liaison (341)
Eurocopter Tiger UHT
NH90
Eurocopter EC135
