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*'''{{flagicon|YUG}} [[M-84]]''' (212) (Planned to be upgrade to [[M-2001]])<ref>[http://www.vojska.mod.gov.yu/eng/naoruzanje/kov/oklopno_borbena_sredstva/Tenk_M84.html Serbian Armed Forces<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> |
*'''{{flagicon|YUG}} [[M-84]]''' (212) (Planned to be upgrade to [[M-2001]])<ref>[http://www.vojska.mod.gov.yu/eng/naoruzanje/kov/oklopno_borbena_sredstva/Tenk_M84.html Serbian Armed Forces<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> |
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*'''{{flagicon|USSR}} [[T-72|T-72M1]]''' (65, 15 used for training, 50 in reserve all are modernized) |
*'''{{flagicon|USSR}} [[T-72|T-72M1]]''' (65, 15 used for training, 50 in reserve all are modernized){{fact}} |
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Revision as of 21:46, 17 July 2008
This is a list of equipment of the Serbian Land Forces currently in service.
M-84 (212) (Planned to be upgrade to M-2001)[1]
T-72M1 (65, 15 used for training, 50 in reserve all are modernized)[citation needed]
- M-80A (562, 320 in active units, 242 in reserve) (Planned to be upgrade to M-98 Vidra)
- BTR-90- 200 8x8 BTR-90s will be purchased by Serbia from Russia.
- BTR-50 (~ 20)
- MT-LBu (~ 20) (Fitted with folding SNAR-10 Big Fred artillery/mortar locating radar, used as command wehicles in Self Proppiled Artillery Battalions.)
Reconnaissance vehicles
- BRDM-2 (28) (Planned to be Kurjak) [2]
- BOV M-86 (58) (Used by Military Police)
- M-84AI (ARV version of M-84 MBT, used in tank battalions)
T-55 TZI (ARV version of T-55 medium tank, used in mechanized battalions)
Antitank Vehicles
- BOV-1 (96, 48 in active units, 48 in reserve) (Anti-tank guided missile)
- M-72 82 mm (1700)
- M-74 and M-75 120 mm (560)[3]
- 2S1 Gvozdika (72) [6]
Nora B-52 - (16) (12 more on order)
- M-94 "Plamen S" (48)
- M-77 "Oganj" (60)(40 in reserve)
M-87 "Orkan" (4)[7]
Antitank weapons
- Bumbar
- 9M14 Malyutka
- 9K111 Fagot (250)
- 9K115 Metis
- 9M119 Svir
- M79 "Osa" 90 mm
- M80 "Zolja" 64 mm
- /
M90 "Stršljen" 120 mm
Bofors 40 mm gun L/70 (guided by GIRAFFE Radar)- BOV-3 - Reserve
Self-Propelled SAM's
- 9K31 Strela-1 (SA-9) (90)
- 9K31 Strela-10 (SA-13) (18) (upgrading)[8]
Military Utility Vehicles
- TARA (evaluating/testing)
Puch 300gd
Pinzgauer- UAZ-469
Military Trucks
- TAM-110 4x4 (in cargo version)
- TAM-130 6x6 (in work-shop and cargo version)
- TAM-150 6x6 (in cargo, ambulance, NBC, radio-signal, firetruck and support version)
- TAM-5000 4x4(in cargo, NBC, radio-signal and support version)
- FAP-1118 4x4 (On order)
- FAP-2026 6x6 (in cargo, firetruck, fueltruck, radar and pontoon transport version)
- FAP-2228 6x6 (On order)
- FAP-2632 8x8
Engineering and Support Vehicles
- VIU-55 Munja (On order)
- MT-55A (Armoured vehicle-launched bridge)
- PTS-M (Amphibious vehicle)
- BTM-3 (fast trench digger)
Infantry Weapons
- CZ-99 (Pistol 9 mm)
- M-84 (7.65 mm automatic gun)[9]
- Zastava Shotguns
- / M70A/M70B1 (Assault Rifles 7.62 mm)
- M21S Assault Rifle
- Heckler & Koch MP5
- M93 Black Arrow (Long Range Rifle)
- BGA
- / M76 (7.9 mm Sniper rifle)
- M91 (7.62 mm Sniper rifle)
SAKO TRG-21 [10]- M85 (Assault rifle)
- M90 (Assault rifle)
- M77 (Assault rifle)
- M72 (7.62 mm Machine gun)
- / M84 (7.62 mm Machine gun)
- M87 (12.7 mm Heavy Machine gun) [11]
- M-60 (Recoilless rifle)
- 90 mm M-63B2
Withdrawn from service/stored
- T-55 (511 tanks stored, to be sold or scarped)
- PT-76 (6) (Light tanks stored)
- M-60P (184) [12] (target practice, scrap heap)
- ZSU-57-2 (36 AAA vehicles scrapped)
- M53/59 Praga (AAA vehicles stored)[13]
- A number of other vehicles and equipment has also been scraped,or conserve all in effort to cut costs and modernize the military.
References
- ^ Serbian Armed Forces
- ^ Vojska Srbije
- ^ http://www.vojska.mod.gov.yu/eng/naoruzanje/kov/streljacko_naoruzanje/Minobacaci_M74_i_M75.html#M75
- ^ Vojska Srbije
- ^ Serbian Armed Forces
- ^ Serbian Armed Forces
- ^ Serbian Armed Forces
- ^ Serbian Armed Forces
- ^ Serbian Armed Forces
- ^ Serbian Armed Forces
- ^ http://www.odbrana.mod.gov.yu/odbrana050/Arsenal%2010.pdf
- ^ [http://www.vojska.net/eng/armed-forces/equipment/armored-personnel-carrier/m-60/ M-60P APC
- ^ 31.qxd