List of modern armoured fighting vehicles

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This article lists modern armoured fighting vehicles produced in the listed countries after the Second World War.

Contents

[edit] Argentina

[edit] Australia

[edit] Wheeled Armoured fighting Vehicles

[edit] Armoured Personnel Carriers

[edit] Austria

[edit] Brazil

[edit] Canada

[edit] Chile

[edit] Tanks

[edit] IFVs

[edit] China

[edit] Tanks

[edit] IFVs

  • Type 92 aka WZ551 wheeled IFV (Modern)
  • ZBD-2000 aka WZ-506 Airborne IFV (Modern)
  • Type 97 aka ZBD-97 tracked IFV (Modern)

[edit] Croatia

[edit] Finland

[edit] Tanks

[edit] Other AFVs

[edit] France

[edit] Tanks

[edit] Armoured Cars

[edit] APCs

[edit] Germany

[edit] Tanks

[edit] Self-propelled artillery

[edit] Other AFVs

  • Luchs A2 (armoured reconnaissance vehicle),
  • Fennek (light wheeled tracked reconnaissance vehicle), replacing some Luchs
  • Wiesel 1/2 (air-transportable multirole fighting vehicle)
  • Marder 1 A3/ A5 (infantry fighting vehicle)
  • Puma (infantry fighting vehicle), replacing the Marder 1 A3
  • Fuchs 1/2 (multirole armoured vehicle)
  • Boxer MRAV (multirole armoured vehicle), replacing the Fuchs 1
  • Jaguar 1 (anti-tank vehicle, TOW), being phased out
  • Jaguar 2 (anti-tank vehicle, HOT)
  • Gepard 1 A2 (air defence tank, gun)
  • Roland (air defence tank, missiles), being phased out
  • Biber (bridge layer)
  • PSB 2 (bridge layer), replacing the Biber
  • Dachs (engineer tank)
  • Kodiak (engineer tank), for the Swiss army
  • Büffel (salvage tank)
  • Scorpion (minelayer vehicle)
  • Keiler (mine breaker)
  • TH200 (wheeled armoured reconnaissance vehicle), prototype only.
  • ATF Dingo (wheeled tracked vehicle)
  • AGF reconnaissance and combat vehicle
  • Mungo ESK (armoured transport vehicle)
  • Duro 3 (light wheeled tracked vehicle)
  • Eagle IV (armoured wheeled vehicle), to be delivered from 2008 on
  • Grizzly (armoured wheeled vehicle)
  • YAK (Duro III) (armoured wheeled vehicle)
  • KJPz HS-30 - (KanonenJagdPanzer) Tank Destroyer

[edit] Greece

[edit] Tanks

  • M48A5
  • M48MOLF (Modernized A5)
  • M60A1
  • M60A3
  • Leopard 1A4
  • Leopard 1A5
  • Leopard 2A4
  • ELBO Leopard 2HEL(A6)

[edit] IFV's & APC's

[edit] Self-propelled artillery

[edit] India

[edit] Tanks

[edit] Armoured fighting vehicles

  • Abhay IFV
  • Nag Missile Carrier (Namica)

[edit] Armoured carrier

[edit] Self-propelled artillery

  • HT-130 Catapult
  • Bhim
  • M-46 Catapult

[edit] Iran

[edit] Tanks

  • T-72Z (Confusingly named since it is based on the Soviet/Russian T-55).
  • Zulfiqar 1/2/3 (based on the T-72, but incorporates western technologies).
  • Towsan ("wild horse")

[edit] APC

  • Boragh (copy of the Chinese WZ-501).
  • BPR-82 (upgrade of the soviet BTR-60).
  • Sayyad (copy of the US M-113).

[edit] Self-propelled artillery

[edit] Iraq

[edit] Tanks

[edit] APCs

  • Dzik-3

[edit] Israel

[edit] Tanks

[edit] APCs

[edit] Self-propelled artillery

[edit] CEV

[edit] Italy

[edit] Main Battle Tanks

[edit] Infantry Fighting Vehicles

  • VCC-1/-2 „Camillino“ (1638- being replaced by Dardo)
  • Dardo (500- deliveries ongoing)

[edit] Armoured Personnel Carriers

  • Bv206S (189- version for Italian Mountain Troops)
  • LVTP7/AAVP7A1 Amphibious Armored Vehicle (35- bought from the USA, locally upgraded)

[edit] Self-propelled Air Defence

[edit] Wheeled Armoured Vehicles

  • Centauro Wheeled Tank Destroyer (484)
  • Freccia - Infantry Fighting Variant of the Centauro (Ordered, but on hold)
  • Puma 4x4 (330- not complete as of Mid-2005)
  • Puma 6x6 (250- not complete as of Mid-2005)
  • VAB (France- in NBC configuration)

[edit] Self-propelled artillery

[edit] Observation Vehicles

  • Fiat 6614 G4x4

[edit] Japan

[edit] IFVS

[edit] MBTS

[edit] Netherlands

[edit] North Korea

[edit] Tanks

[edit] APCs

[edit] Self-propelled guns

  • M-1978 170 mm SP
  • M-1974 152 mm SP
  • M-1975 130 mm SP
  • M-1992 130 mm SP
  • M-1977 122 mm SP
  • M-1981 122 mm SP
  • M-1991 122 mm SP
  • M-1992 120 mm SP

[edit] Norway

CV9030
CV9030
MLRS
MLRS
Main article: Norwegian Army

Main Battle Tanks

Infantry Fighting Vehicles

Armoured personnel carrier

Self-propelled artillery

[edit] Pakistan

[edit] Tanks

[edit] Armoured Security Vehicle

[edit] APCs

[edit] Armoured Command Post

[edit] Armoured Repair and Recovery Vehicle

[edit] AFVs

  • U-416

[edit] Poland

[edit] Tanks

[edit] Tracked APCs and IFVs

  • BWP-2000 - prototype/experimental
  • BWP "Puma" E8 - modernized BMP
  • BWP "Puma" RCWS-30 - modernized BMP
  • various types of vehicles based on MT-LB

[edit] Wheeled APCs and IFVs

  • KTO "Rosomak" - licensed copy of Patria AMV
  • KTO "Ryś" - 8x8 APC based on the SKOT APC
  • KTO "Irbis" - 6x6 variant of KTO "Ryś"

[edit] Armored cars

[edit] Self-propelled Artillery

  • 2S1 "Goździk" - (pl. Carnation) 122 mm howitzer using MT-LB chassis, licensed copy of soviet design
  • "Krab" - 155 mm, modern, tracked system in NATO compatible caliber
  • PZA "Loara" - artillery AA system based on a PT-91 chassis
  • Poprad
  • Hibernyt - Guntruck

[edit] Portugal

[edit] Wheeled Armoured fighting Vehicles

[edit] Main Battle Tanks

[edit] Romania

[edit] Tanks

[edit] APCs

[edit] IFVs

[edit] Serbia

[edit] Tanks

  • T-55H - Serbian modernization of T-55.
  • T-72 - Serbian T-72 modernization.
  • M-84
  • M-84AB1 - Serbian modernization of M-84.

[edit] Armoured Personnel Carriers

[edit] Infantry Fighting Vehicles

[edit] Combat engineering vehicle

VIU-55 Munja

[edit] Singapore

[edit] Tanks

[edit] AFV/APC

  • AMX-10 PAC90 and other versions
  • M113 Modernised with 25 mm Bushmaster or 40 mm AGL
  • Bionix AFV 28-ton replacement for M113 with 25 mm or 40 mm AGL
  • Bronco ATTC (All-Tracked Terrain Carrier)
  • Bv206 ATTC with variants
  • Terrex Newly developed AV-81, 6x6 AFV

[edit] Self-propelled guns

  • SSPH1 155 mm Computerised Automatic-loading SP gun

[edit] Slovenia

  • LKOV Valuk
  • LKOV Krpan

[edit] South Africa

[edit] Tanks

[edit] AFV

[edit] IFV

[edit] APCs

[edit] Self-propelled guns

[edit] South Korea

[edit] Tanks

[edit] AFVs

[edit] Self-propelled Artillery

[edit] Self-propelled Air Defense

[edit] Soviet Union/Russia

[edit] Tanks

[edit] APCs and IFVs

[edit] Self-propelled Artillery

[edit] Self-propelled Air Defense

[edit] Spain

[edit] Tanks

[edit] AFV

  • Centauro VRCC (Vehículo de Reconocimiento y Combate de Caballería)
  • VEC-M1

[edit] IFV

[edit] APCs

[edit] Sweden

[edit] Tanks

[edit] IFVs

[edit] Other AFVs

[edit] Switzerland

[edit] Main Battle Tanks

[edit] Armored Fighting Vehicles

[edit] Self-propelled Artillery

[edit] Armored Reconnaissance Vehicles

[edit] United Kingdom

[edit] Main Battle Tanks

[edit] Other AFVs

[edit] Self Propelled Air Defence

[edit] Self Propelled Artillery

[edit] Armoured Personnel Carriers

[edit] Infantry Fighting Vehicles

[edit] United States

[edit] Main Battle Tanks

[edit] Armored Fighting Vehicles

[edit] Self-propelled Artillery

[edit] Self-propelled Air Defense

[edit] Infantry Fighting Vehicles

[edit] Armored Personnel Carriers

[edit] Engineering Support Vehicles

  • M56 Coyote Light Smoke Generator Vehicle

[edit] See also