The GNB have the same rank insignia and uniforms as the Venezuelan Army.
However, the GNB normally wears a maroon beret instead of the Army's black berets.

The GNB is equipped as a light infantry force, with the standard-issued weapon being the FN FAL battle rifle (being replaced with the AK-103).
It is also equipped with Light Machine-Guns, and mortars up to 81mm.

It possesses over forty Unimog UR-416 wheeled armored personnel carriers and Walther G22 on airports.
 It acquired 141 Chinese Norinco VN-4 4x4 wheeled armored vehicles in 2012, and 50 in 2013.
In 2014, during the 2014 Venezuelan protests, the Venezuelan government order 300 more VN-4 vehicles.
In July 2013, it ordered Chinese Type 63A light tanks.
Austrian and Japanese vehicles are also used.

The Beretta Px4 9x19mm is the sidearm of the National Guard.

The GNB also employs eighty small craft for coastal and river patrol duties as part of its Naval Coastal Vigilance Command.

The Air National Guard Command operates over 50 fixed-wing light aircraft and helicopters.
The GNB have the same rank insignia and uniforms as the Venezuelan Army. However, the GNB normally wears a maroon beret instead of the Army's black berets.
The GNB is equipped as a light infantry force, with the standard-issued weapon being the FN FAL battle rifle (being replaced with the AK-103). It is also equipped with Light Machine-Guns, and mortars up to 81mm.
It possesses over forty Unimog UR-416 wheeled armored personnel carriers and Walther G22 on airports.  It acquired 141 Chinese Norinco VN-4 4x4 wheeled armored vehicles in 2012, and 50 in 2013. In 2014, during the 2014 Venezuelan protests, the Venezuelan government order 300 more VN-4 vehicles. In July 2013, it ordered Chinese Type 63A light tanks. Austrian and Japanese vehicles are also used.
The Beretta Px4 9x19mm is the sidearm of the National Guard.
The GNB also employs eighty small craft for coastal and river patrol duties as part of its Naval Coastal Vigilance Command.
The Air National Guard Command operates over 50 fixed-wing light aircraft and helicopters.
Venezuelan National Guard