Military Base: The Airforce is a military-themed vehicle addon for Minecraft PE that turns the game into a small battlefield, airfield, and transport network. It adds a wide range of vehicles, aircraft, cargo units, and utility items that let players patrol areas, carry cargo, fly missions, and roleplay advanced military operations without needing complicated external mods.
- This addon mainly focuses on vehicles and military-style transportation rather than normal creatures or pets.
- It contains a behavior pack and a resource pack that work together to create realistic models, vehicle seating, and special movement behavior.
- The main experience includes SUVs, trucks, fire vehicles, helicopters, fighter jets, cargo carriers, forklifts, and support props.
- Most features are designed for creative use, survival experimentation, and cinematic roleplay.
| Pack |
Purpose |
Notes |
| Behavior Pack |
Adds entity logic, ride behavior, controls, and mob definitions |
Controls how vehicles spawn, move, and interact |
| Resource Pack |
Adds 3D models, textures, sound references, and item visuals |
Required for proper vehicle appearance and icons |
3. New Mobs and Vehicles
| Name |
Type |
Description |
| Humvee |
Ground vehicle |
Four-seat military SUV for ground patrol and transport. |
| Open SUV |
Ground vehicle |
Open-top utility vehicle used for fast travel and casual military movement. |
| Med Truck |
Support vehicle |
Medical transport designed for emergency team roleplay and rescue scenes. |
| Heavy Truck |
Transport vehicle |
Large truck built for hauling heavy cargo and battlefield logistics. |
| Firetruck |
Emergency vehicle |
Fire response vehicle for firefighting scenes and emergency roleplay. |
| Warthog Jet |
Jet aircraft |
Fast aircraft used for quick movement and aviation combat-style gameplay. |
| Apache |
Helicopter |
Attack helicopter with a military appearance and strong aerial presence. |
| Cargo |
Transport unit |
Heavy cargo vehicle for moving supplies and base resources. |
| Armored Truck |
Military vehicle |
Heavily armored transport designed for protection and tactical scenarios. |
| Raptor |
Air vehicle |
Fast aerial unit that feels aggressive and high-speed. |
| Minehawk |
Flying support vehicle |
Utility aircraft built for mining, support, and air transport style gameplay. |
| Forklift |
Utility machine |
Machine used to carry or move crates and objects in a practical logistics setup. |
| Box |
Utility prop |
Carryable object used with the forklift and cargo setup. |
| Fireworks |
Effect object |
Special prop for visual effects and dramatic scene setup. |
| Water |
Environment effect |
Utility object used to simulate water-like effects in the addon's visual set. |
- How to get items: The addon mainly uses spawn eggs and vehicle entities. In Creative Mode, open the inventory and locate the vehicle spawn eggs by name. You can also use command-based spawning in worlds with cheats enabled.
- How to spawn vehicles: Use the matching spawn egg or summon command for the vehicle you want. This is the easiest way to get a vehicle in the world.
- How to ride: Approach the vehicle and interact with it. Most vehicles have seats for one or multiple players, and they are designed to be entered like a mount.
- How to exit: Sneak to leave the vehicle. This is important for all vehicles, especially trucks and aircraft.
- How to fly: Aircraft like the Warthog Jet, Apache, Raptor, and Minehawk are designed for pilot-style control. The pilot seat allows the player to steer and fly in a fast, vertical, and cinematic way. Use motion and camera direction to control the aircraft.
- How to maintain and repair: The addon's vehicles are sturdy but can still be damaged. The easiest support item is the wrench, and iron ingots are the most practical repair resource. This keeps your vehicles operational in survival or roleplay worlds.
- How to collect materials: Gather iron ingots, blocks, wood, and any support resources used for repairs and building scenes. In a creative setup, you can also place vehicles instantly without collecting materials.
- How to use the forklift: The forklift is especially useful for moving boxes or containers. It is one of the most practical machines for logistics-orientated builds.
- How to use cargo props: Cargo and boxes fit the military transport style and are useful for supply depots, military bases, and airbases.
The addon is vehicle-heavy rather than a deep crafting pack, but it still includes a few support item loops that are useful during gameplay. The table below shows the main practical recipes and utility connections used in the addon's ecosystem.
| Recipe |
Result |
Use |
| Iron Ingot + Stick |
Wrench |
Vehicle repair and maintenance |
| Bread + Cooked Beef + Carrot |
Burger |
Food item for survival and roleplay |
| Iron Ingot + Iron Ingot + Iron Ingot |
Repair material batch |
Used to keep military units operational |
| Wood + Box + Iron Tools |
Crate support setup |
Useful for cargo and logistic scenes |
| Spawn Egg + Creative Mode |
Vehicle spawn |
Fastest way to place vehicles in the world |
- Wrench: Functions as a repair utility for vehicle maintenance and battlefield support.
- Burger: Adds a simple survival food option for longer missions and base-building sessions.
- Vehicle movement: Land vehicles move like armored mounts; aircraft have a flying feel and air control behavior, especially in the Warthog Jet, Apache, Raptor, and Minehawk.
- Lift and flight behavior: Some aircraft are built around pilot motion and vertical flight feel, making them ideal for air combat or patrol roles.
- Emergency style visuals: Firetruck, Med Truck, and cargo units connect strongly to military and rescue roleplay.
- /summon bm:humvee
- /summon bm:humveeopen
- /summon bm:humveemed
- /summon bm:lvsr
- /summon bm:firetruck
- /summon bm:a10
- /summon bm:apache
- /summon bm:lav
- /summon bm:raptor
- /summon bm:minehawk
- /summon bm:forklift
- /summon bm:box
- /give @p spawn_egg 1 0 {"EntityTag":{"id":"bm:humvee"}}
- Download both the behavior pack and resource pack files.
- Open each file in Minecraft PE and install them in sequence.
- After installation, open the world settings and activate both packs.
- Set the resource pack to the top priority so the vehicle models and textures load correctly.
- Set the behavior pack above any older conflicting vehicle or military addons to avoid duplicate entity IDs.
- Load Order Recommendation: Resource Pack first, Behavior Pack second, then any custom compatibility packs last. This reduces visual glitches and entity conflicts.
- If another military or vehicle addon uses the same namespace, remove it or place this pack after it to keep the custom names and spawn eggs stable.
- After the packs are enabled, reload the world and test with one vehicle first before adding more.
| MCPE Version |
Support |
Reason |
| 1.16 |
Partial |
Compatible with the addon's older entity framework, but some modern controls may be limited. |
| 1.17 |
Partial |
Mostly works, but older Bedrock entity behavior may lag behind newer additions. |
| 1.18 |
Good |
Stable enough for most vehicle and aircraft behavior. |
| 1.19 |
Good |
Strong compatibility with the base mechanic setup. |
| 1.20 |
Good |
High compatibility with the typical entity and riding system. |
| 1.21 |
Good |
Works well for most vehicle packs in the modern Bedrock ecosystem. |
| 1.22 |
Good |
Usually stable when the resource and behavior packs are both enabled. |
| 1.23 |
Good |
Controls are mostly stable and functions remain normal. |
| 1.24 |
Good |
Compatible with modern Bedrock features used by vehicle packs. |
| 1.25 |
Good |
Strong compatibility for most active player worlds. |
| 1.26+ |
Partial |
Some behavior packs remain functional, but newer engine changes may cause minor control or animation differences. |
- Vehicles do not spawn: Make sure the behavior pack is enabled and both packs are active in the world settings.
- Textures are missing: Install the resource pack and place it above conflicting packs.
- Can't ride vehicle: Move close to the vehicle and interact correctly. Some vehicles require the player to move into the right seat area.
- Aircraft do not fly correctly: Ensure the world is running a compatible version and the resource pack is applied. Some flights need a little forward momentum before lift works correctly.
- Entities vanish or conflict: Remove old military packs from the world and reload it. Duplicate IDs often cause broken spawn behavior.
- Movement feels stiff: Use modern Bedrock versions and avoid stacking too many vehicle packs in the same world.
- Are these mobs or vehicles? They are vehicle-based entities designed for military and transport gameplay.
- Can I tame them? Not in the usual pet sense. They are spawn-based vehicles rather than living creatures.
- Can I use them in survival? Yes, they work best in creative mode or custom survival worlds with spawn eggs and repair tools.
- Do jets fly automatically? They are designed for player-controlled flight behavior, especially inside the pilot seat.
- Are all units usable? Most are fully usable as vehicles, but performance depends on your version and pack order.
- Why is there a wrench and burger? They are support items that fit the military roleplay and survival setup.
| Field |
Information |
| Addon Name |
Military Base: The Airforce |
| Creator |
@TheQuantumPixel |
| Pack Type |
Behavior Pack + Resource Pack |
| Theme |
Military vehicles, aircraft, cargo, support units, and tactical roleplay |
| Focus |
Air force, ground military transport, and world customization |
In short, Military Base: The Airforce is a strong vehicle addon for Minecraft PE players who want heavier military action, cargo logistics, and aircraft gameplay without switching away from the Bedrock experience. It is best enjoyed in creative mode, custom survival worlds, and cinematic roleplay builds where vehicles are the main focus.
