Notes: This is a new Czech truck introduced in 1993. The vehicle has a cabover design with a two-man cab. The TNK is designed to fill a number of roles, such as cargo/troop carrier, shelter carrier, and container carrier. For loading, the entire vehicle can be lowered by 200mm. It is possible to carry both NATO and Pact shelters and containers. Standard equipment issued with each vehicle includes a decontamination kit, 3kW generator, WL spotlight, and snow chains.

Notes: Produced after the buyout of Avia by Daewoo of South Korea, the AZ is an improved model of the Avia TNK. The biggest difference is the engines; there is a choice of two, both more powerful and modern and using NATO standard parts.

Twilight 2000 Notes: This vehicle does not exist.

Notes: Czechoslovakia first produced this vehicle in the early 1950s. Its replacement was the Zil-131, but large numbers of the V3S were still being used at the time of the Twilight War. It is a conventional-layout, 6x6 truck. Two jerry cans may be stowed behind the front bumper, and some also have a winch with a 3.5-ton capacity. There is a hatch with a machinegun mount over the passenger position in the cab; however, no weapon is provided with the vehicle. The rear cargo area has a tarpaulin cover with bows, and other variants include a crane truck, dump truck, workshops, tanker, and tractor-trailer. The chassis is also used to mount a 32-round 130mm MRL or an M53/59 antiaircraft gun.