| HUMVEE | US military vehicle (6) |
| OLIVEDRAB | Standard colour of US military vehicles and GI uniforms in the Second World War |
| VESSEL | A small amphibious military vehicle (6) |
| AMBUSH | Surprise attack, the first from military vehicle I see outside (6) |
| HUMMER | A type of four-wheel drive all-terrain military vehicle or a similar one intended for civilian use (6) |
| ARMOUR | Word, from "weapons, tools", for the defensive bards, chain mail, garniture, iron cladding, panoply, shell, shield etc of a horse, knight, military vehicle or termite-eating pichiciego (6) |
| ASPECT | Armored, turret-equipped military vehicle |
| AMTRAC | Military vehicle |
| THANKS | Appreciated it's hot inside military vehicles (6) |
| CONVOY | What is a group of military vehicles travelling together under the same orders (6) |
| SEPTICTANK | Thirty days with one leading correspondent on military vehicle from rural waste disposal unit (6,4) |
| JEEP | Small military vehicle developed to the US army's specifications in WWII |
| HUMVEEFORMATION | Military vehicle arrangement? |
| AMTRACK | Amphibious military vehicle (7) |
| TANCRED | Military vehicle studied, they say, by crusader (7) |
| TANK | Container for liquids - military vehicle (4) |
| TANKARD | Mug taking military vehicle on a road (7) |
| SCOUTCAR | Lightly armored military vehicle |
| THANK | Convey gratitude to Henry, accommodated in military vehicle |
| PERSONNELCARRIER | Military vehicle |
