EPW.1 Hussar
EPW.1M2 Hussar, 1982
Type	Expeditionary light tank
National origin	Wingarde
Manufacturer	Falken Panzerwerke
Designed	1965–1967
Introduction	3 July 1968
Retired	1987
Primary user	Wingarde Federal Army
Produced	1968–1973

TBX

• EPW.1 (1968): Initial production model of the expeditionary tank design, envisioned to make use of the older, WW2-era surplus K7 75mm main gun and its corresponding ammunition reserves.

• EPW.1M2 (1970): Improved variant centered around a modern, purpose-built 90mm main gun compatible with the KP.1 Hammer's ammunition, made redundant with the main battle tank's calibre transition to 105mm.

TBX

• Crew: 3 (commander, driver, gunner)
• Mass: 13.5 tons
• Length: 5.3 metres
• Width: 2.5 metres
• Height: 2.3 metres

• Protection: Welded steel armor, 20mm resistance (frontal arc); optional appliqué armor packages
• Main armament: Hensler Arms K9/44 90mm rifled gun (HE, APDS, HEAT-FS, HESH, smoke, illumination rounds)
• Secondary armament: Coaxial MG49M2 7.92mm MG, pintle-mounted MG51 13mm HMG, 4 × smoke grenade launchers
• Engine: Falken commercial diesel, 280 hp
• Power/weight: ~21 hp/ton
• Transmission: Manual, 5-speed forward, 1 reverse
• Suspension: Torsion bar suspension
• Operational range: 450 km
• Maximum speed: 70 km/h (road), 45 km/h (off-road)