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| [[Volkswagen Worker]] || Worker 26.260 6×4<br>Worker 15.210 4×4<br>Worker 13.180 4×2<br> Worker 13.180 4×4 || 5,000<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.defesanet.com.br/terrestre/noticia/1189/MAN-ja-tem-600-unidades-na-frota-do-Exercito |title=Terrestre - MAN já tem 600 unidades na frota do Exército |publisher=DefesaNet |date=May 27, 2011 |access-date=2011-07-15 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110703015328/http://www.defesanet.com.br/terrestre/noticia/1189/MAN-ja-tem-600-unidades-na-frota-do-Exercito |archive-date=July 3, 2011 |url-status=live }}</ref><ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.defesaaereanaval.com.br/?p=27411 |title=Defesa Aérea & Naval » Notícias Aéreas e Navais » MAN faz caminhão sob medida para o Exército Brasileiro |publisher=Defesaaereanaval.com.br |date=2013-08-29 |access-date=2014-01-22 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20131213030343/http://www.defesaaereanaval.com.br/?p=27411 |archive-date=2013-12-13 |url-status=live }}</ref> || {{GER}}<br>{{BRA}} || Use standard Army || [[File:Volkswagen 15.210 (7810253684).jpg|200px]]
| [[Volkswagen Worker]] || Worker 26.260 6×4<br>Worker 15.210 4×4<br>Worker 13.180 4×2<br> Worker 13.180 4×4 || 5,000<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.defesanet.com.br/terrestre/noticia/1189/MAN-ja-tem-600-unidades-na-frota-do-Exercito |title=Terrestre - MAN já tem 600 unidades na frota do Exército |publisher=DefesaNet |date=May 27, 2011 |access-date=2011-07-15 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110703015328/http://www.defesanet.com.br/terrestre/noticia/1189/MAN-ja-tem-600-unidades-na-frota-do-Exercito |archive-date=July 3, 2011 |url-status=live }}</ref><ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.defesaaereanaval.com.br/?p=27411 |title=Defesa Aérea & Naval » Notícias Aéreas e Navais » MAN faz caminhão sob medida para o Exército Brasileiro |publisher=Defesaaereanaval.com.br |date=2013-08-29 |access-date=2014-01-22 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20131213030343/http://www.defesaaereanaval.com.br/?p=27411 |archive-date=2013-12-13 |url-status=live }}</ref> || {{GER}}<br>{{BRA}} || Use standard Army || [[File:Volkswagen 15.210 (7810253684).jpg|200px]]
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| [[Volkswagen Constellation]] || 24.250 6×2<br>31.320 6×4 [[Tank truck]]<br>31.320 6×6 QT Heavy Truck ||900+|| {{GER}}<br>{{BRA}} || || [[File:20190907 DESFILE DA INDEPENDÊNCIA (6) (48712857881).jpg|200px]]
| [[Volkswagen Constellation]] || 24.250 6×2<br>31.320 6×4 [[Tank truck]]<br>31.320 6×6 QT Heavy Truck ||950+|| {{GER}}<br>{{BRA}} || Use standard Army || [[File:20190907 DESFILE DA INDEPENDÊNCIA (6) (48712857881).jpg|200px]]
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| [[Unimog|Unimog 4×4]] || UNIMOG U100L<br>UNIMOG U1300L || 32<br>106 || {{GER}} || Used by [[electronic warfare]] and light artillery regiments. || [[File:Exército Brasileiro (4968751470).jpg|200px]]
| [[Unimog|Unimog 4×4]] || UNIMOG U100L<br>UNIMOG U1300L || 32<br>106 || {{GER}} || Used by [[electronic warfare]] and light artillery regiments. || [[File:Exército Brasileiro (4968751470).jpg|200px]]

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Brazilian Army
of the Brazilian Armed Forces
History and future
Commands and components
Air and space command
Equipment

Modern equipment of the Brazilian Army is a list of equipment currently in service in the Brazilian Army.

Infantry weapons

Pistols

Origin Model Caliber Type Image
 Brazil Taurus PT-92 9×19mm (standard issue) Pistol
 Brazil Imbel GC 9×19mm (standard issue) Pistol
 Austria Glock 17 9×19mm (used by SOF) Pistol
 Germany Heckler & Koch USP 9×19mm (used by SOF) Pistol
 Brazil Taurus TH9[1] 9×19mm (limited) Pistol File:Pistol TH9 Taurus.jpg

Submachine guns

Origin Model Caliber Type Image
Submachine guns
 Italy
 Brazil 		Beretta M12 9×19mm (standard issue) (known as MT-12) Submachine gun
 Germany MP5 9×19mm (used by SOF) Submachine gun
 Israel Uzi 9×19mm (used by SOF) Submachine gun
 Germany Heckler & Koch UMP 9×19mm (used by SOF) Submachine gun
 Brazil Taurus SMT-9 9×19mm (used by SOF and paratroopers) Submachine gun

Service rifles

Origin Model Caliber Type Image
Assault rifles
 Brazil Mosquefal M968 7.62×51mm (training and parade rifle) Training rifle
 Belgium
 Brazil 		M964 FAL 7.62×51mm (being replaced by Imbel A2) Battle rifle
 Brazil M964A1 ParaFAL 7.62×51mm (being replaced by Imbel A2) Assault rifle
 Brazil IMBEL MD97 5.56×45mm (being replaced by Imbel A2) Assault rifle
 Brazil IMBEL IA2 7.62×51mm and 5.56×45mm (standard issue)[2] Assault rifle
 United States M16A2[3] 5.56×45mm (used by SOF) Assault rifle
 United States AR-15 5.56×45mm (limited role) Carbine
 Germany HK416 5.56×45mm (used by SOF and Chemical Warfare Brigade) Assault rifle
 United States M4 5.56×45mm (used by SOF)[4] Carbine
 Germany Heckler & Koch G36C 5.56×45mm (used by SOF and Border Brigade) Carbine
 Germany HK417 7.62x51mm (used by SOF) Assault rifle
 Israel
 Brazil 		Taurus Tavor TAR-21 5.56×45mm (used by Border Brigade and SOF) Carbine
 Brazil Taurus T4 5.56×45mm (limited role[5]) Carbine

Shotguns

Origin Model Caliber Type Image
Shotguns
 Italy Benelli M4 12 gauge Shotgun
 United States Mossberg 590 12 gauge Shotgun
 United States Remington 870 12 gauge Shotgun
 United States Remington Model 1100 12 gauge Shotgun
 Brazil Pump CBC calibre 12 gauge Shotgun

Machine guns

Origin Model Caliber Type Image
Machine guns
 United States M2 Browning machine gun 12.7×99mm Heavy machine gun
 Germany MG-3 7.62×51mm General-purpose machine gun (used as secondary weapon by main battle tank Leopard 1)
 Belgium
 Brazil 		FN MAG M971 7.62×51mm Medium machine gun
 Belgium FN Minimi 5.56×45mm
7.62×51mm 		Light machine gun
Medium machine gun
 United States M134 Minigun 7.62×51mm Rotary heavy machine gun (used by Brazilian Army Aviation)

Sniper rifles

Origin Model Caliber Type Image
Sniper Rifles
 United States of America M40 rifle 7.62×51mm (for designed marksmen in light infantry regiments) Sniper rifle
 United States of America Barrett M82 12.7×99mm (used by SOF) Anti-materiel rifle File:M82A1 barrett.jpeg
 United States M24 Sniper Weapon System 7.62×51mm (for designed marksmen in light infantry regiments) Sniper rifle
 United States Remington MSR 7.62×51mm (used by SOF) Sniper rifle
 France PGM Ultima Ratio 7.62×51mm (used by SOF) Sniper rifle
 Germany Heckler & Koch PSG1 7.62×51mm (used by SOF and jungle warfare brigades) Sniper rifle
 Brazil IMBEL AGLC 7.62×51mm (indigenous sniper rifle) Sniper rifle
  Switzerland SIG Sauer SSG 3000 7.62×51mm NATO (used by SOF) Sniper rifle

Grenade launchers

Origin Model Caliber Type Image
Grenade launchers
 United States M79 grenade launcher 40×46mm Grenade launcher
 South Africa Milkor MGL 40×46mm Grenade launcher
 United States M203 grenade launcher 40×46mm Grenade launcher
 Brazil Forjas Taurus LT38SA 37×38mm Grenade launcher

Grenades and mines

Origin Model Caliber Type Image
Grenades
 Russia F1 grenade Hand grenade Anti-personnel fragmentation
 United States Mk 2 grenade Time-fused grenade Anti-personnel fragmentation
 United States M26 grenade Hand grenade Anti-personnel fragmentation
 United States M31 HEAT Rifle granade Anti-armor rifle grenade
 United States M576 40mm grenade 40mm Grenade munition
 United States M992 (40mm munition) 40mm Grenade munition
 Brazil AP NM AE T1 mine Mine Anti-personnel mine
 Brazil T-AB-1 AP mine Mine Anti-personnel mine
 Brazil T-AB-1 AT mine Mine Anti-tank blast mine
 Brazil AC NM AE T1 mine Mine Anti-tank blast mine

Anti-armour

Origin Model Quantity Caliber Type Image
Anti-armour
 Sweden Carl Gustav recoilless rifle 300 launchers 84mm Recoilless rifle
 Sweden AT4 1,500 launchers 84mm (to be replaced by the national ALAC) Anti-tank weapon File:AT-4Launcher.jpeg
 Brazil ALAC (Arma Leve Anticarro) ~2,000 launchers 84mm Anti-tank weapon
 France Eryx Undisclosed quantity 136mm Anti-tank missile
 France MILAN Undisclosed quantity Anti-tank missile
 Brazil MSS-1.2 400+ launchers 130mm Anti-tank missile

Light infantry mortars

Origin Model Number Type Image
 United States M30 107 mm Mortar 214 Mortar
 United Kingdom L16 81mm Mortar 700 Mortar
 Brazil M949 60mm AGR 1,460+ Light mortar
 Brazil M936 81mm AGR 150+ Mortar
 Brazil Morteiro Médio Antecarga 81 mm AGR 100+ Mortar
 France Brandt 60 mm LR Gun-mortar 900 Light mortar

Protective gear

Origin Model Details Type Image
 United States
 Brazil 		PASGT Local manufacturing version Combat helmet
 United States
 Brazil 		MICH Local manufacturing version Combat helmet
 Brazil CCB Combat helmet
 United States MTV Ballistic vest
 Brazil Interceptor Body Armor Ballistic vest

Armored vehicles

Main battle tanks

Name Origin Type Version Number[6] Note Photo
Leopard 1  Germany Main battle tank 1A1BE
1A5BR 		128
220 		128 1A1 and 220 1A5 for armored units as well as 19 specialized vehicles acquired in 2006.
M60 Patton  United States Main battle tank A3 TTS 91 M60A3 TTS variant, acquired from 1995-1996.[7][8]

Infantry fighting vehicles and armored personnel carriers

Name Origin Type Version Number[6] Note Photo
EE-9 Cascavel 6×6  Brazil Armored reconnaissance EE-9 409[9] From the total of 600 vehicles, 409 units still in service. 10 being modernized and 45 were upgraded for UN peacekeeping operations. Will be replaced by VBR-MR 8×8 assault gun from 2021-2022.
EE-11 Urutu 6×6  Brazil Armored personnel carrier EE-11 223[9] Will be replaced by the VBTP-MR Guarani.
VBTP-MR Guarani 6×6  Brazil Infantry fighting vehicle
Armored personnel carrier 		VBTP
VBCI 		500+[10][11][12] Four pre-series and 50 purchased. 86 units were ordered in December 2012, with 2,044 units of the 6×6 variant total ordered (finish by 2030).[13]
M113  United States Armored personnel carrier M113BR
M113A2[14] 		584
12[14] 		584 being upgraded by BAE Systems to M113BR standard.
M577  United States Command Post Carrier M577A2[14] 124[14] They are used in the Brazilian Army as a Command Post or Armored Ambulance.

Infantry mobility vehicles

Name Origin Type Version Number[6] Note Photo
AV-VBL 4×4  Brazil Command and control AV-VBL 32 Rocket artillery support groups auxiliary vehicle. Second batch was ordered.
Iveco LMV 4×4  Italy
 Brazil 		Infantry mobility vehicle LMV Lince
LMV-BR 		16[15]
32[16] 		1,464 LMV-BR on order (manufactured locally).[17] File:Iveco LMV-BR.jpg

Artillery

Rocket artillery

Name Origin Type Version Number[6] Note Photo
ASTROS  Brazil Multiple rocket launcher (108/180/300 mm) MK3
MK3M
MK6 		38
18
22 		8 batteries (02 artillery group).

Self-propelled artillery

Name Origin Type Version Number[6] Note Photo
M109  United States Self-propelled artillery M109A3
M109A5
M109A5+BR 		40
56
40 		40 M-109A3 former Belgian. Acquired 40 M-109A5 Ex-US Army in 2016. All fleet to be upgraded to M109A5+.[18] On 14 June 2017, Brazilian Army will receive another +56 vehicles M-109A5 Ex-US Army.[19]
M992  United States Artillery ammunition supply vehicle M992 40

Towed artillery

Name Origin Type Version Number[6] Note Photo
M198  United States Towed howitzer 155 mm 0 Ordered 120[20]
M114  United States Towed howitzer 155 mm 92 155mm. Study by replacing M777 howitzer.
L118  United Kingdom Towed howitzer 105 mm 54 Used by Light Infantry Brigades
OTO Melara Mod 56  Italy Towed howitzer 105 mm 80 Used by Parachute and Jungle Infantry Brigades
M101  United States Towed howitzer 105 mm 320

Towed mortar

Name Origin Type Version Number[6] Note Photo
120mm M2 RAIADO  Brazil Towed mortar 120 mm 300+[21] 500+ on order
Mortier 120mm Rayé Tracté Modèle F1  France Towed mortar 120 mm 214 Being replaced by the 120mm M2 RAIADO

Anti-aircraft systems

Surface-to-air gun systems

Name Origin Type Version Number[6] Note Photo
Oerlikon 35mm  Switzerland
 Italy 		Towed anti-aircraft artillery 35 mm 38 Being upgraded, using Brazilian made Skyguard FC radars EDT-FILA
Bofors 40mm L/70  Sweden Towed anti-aircraft artillery 40 mm 24 Being upgraded, using Brazilian made Skyguard FC radars EDT-FILA
Flakpanzer Gepard  Germany Self-propelled anti-aircraft gun 35 mm 36

Surface-to-air missile systems

Name Origin Type Version Number[6] Note Photo
9K38 Igla  Russia Man-portable air-defense systems SA-18
SA-24 		120 launchers
64 launchers
RBS 70  Sweden Short range air defense 25 launchers Additional launchers ordered in 2017[22]
RBS 70 NG  Sweden Short range air defense 30 launchers

Mobile surveillance radars

Name Origin Type Version Number[6] Note Photo
SABER M60  Brazil Air defense radar M60
S60 		21
12 		M60: with a range of 75 km and the ability of tracking up to 40 targets.
S60: with range up to 90 km of the Saber M60.
SABER M200  Brazil Air defense radar M200
S200 		Unknown M200: with a range of 200 km.
S200: with range up to 400 km of the Saber M200.
SENTIR M20  Brazil Ground radar Unknown with range up to 20 km.
EDT-FILA  Brazil Air defense radar ~30 Radar used in conjunction with anti-aircraft artillery cannons.

Engineering vehicles

Armored vehicles

Name Origin Type Version Number Note Photo
HEMTT M984  United States 8×8 heavy tactical truck M984 0 30 ordered.[23]
M88  United States Armored recovery vehicle M88A1 17[14][24]
M578  United States Armored recovery vehicle 17 Recently updated. 14 operational.
Bergepanzer 2  Germany Armored recovery vehicle 7
Pionierpanzer 2 Dachs  Germany Armored engineer vehicle 6
Panzerschnellbruecke Biber  Germany Armored engineer vehicle 4

Logistic support

Name Origin Type Version Number[6] Note Photo
Tatra 815  Czech Republic 8×8 heavy tactical truck 7[25]
Mabey Logistic Support Bridge  United Kingdom Bridge 16
Pontoon bridge  United Kingdom Bridge 7
M3 Amphibious Rig  Germany Amphibious bridging vehicle Undisclosed number ordered
Loader  United States
 Brazil 		Wheel loaders
Bulldozer  United States
 Brazil 		Tractor crawler
Small Excavators  United States
 Brazil 		Excavator
Grader  United States
 Brazil 		Motorgraders
Rollers  United States
 Brazil 		Road roller

Unarmored vehicles

Trucks

Name Type Number Origin Note Photo
Engesa EE-50/EE-25 Utility vehicle/Heavy truck ~60  Brazil Used by some armoured brigades File:Engesa EE-25 Brazilian Army.jpg
UAI-TEREX M1-50 6×6 Utility vehicle/Medium truck 85[26]  Brazil Used by some battalions of artillery
Mercedes-Benz Atego Atego 1720A 4×4 2,000[27]  Germany
 Brazil		 Use standard Army
Volkswagen Worker Worker 26.260 6×4
Worker 15.210 4×4
Worker 13.180 4×2
Worker 13.180 4×4		 5,000[28][29]  Germany
 Brazil		 Use standard Army
Volkswagen Constellation 24.250 6×2
31.320 6×4 Tank truck
31.320 6×6 QT Heavy Truck		 950+  Germany
 Brazil		 Use standard Army
Unimog 4×4 UNIMOG U100L
UNIMOG U1300L		 32
106		  Germany Used by electronic warfare and light artillery regiments.
Ford Cargo 2629 - 6×4 Tank truck 600  Brazil
 United States		 Use standard Army File:Ford Cargo 2629 Brazilian Army.jpg
Mercedes-Benz Accelo Cargo truck 62  Germany
 Brazil		 Used by battalions of supplies
Hyundai HD 78 Cargo truck 148~  Brazil
 Republic of Korea		 Used by battalions of supplies
Volvo N L10 Heavy equipment transporter 36  Brazil
 Sweden		 Battalions of logistics and transportation of materials File:Volvo NL10 Brazilian Army.png
Mercedes-Benz Axor 1829 4×4 Utility vehicle 285  Brazil
 Germany		 SOF Brigade
Mercedes-Benz Axor 2544 Heavy equipment transporter 162  Brazil
 Germany		 Battalions of logistics and transportation of materials
Iveco Trakker Heavy equipment transporter 65  Brazil
 Italy		 Battalions of logistics and transportation of materials

Buses

Name Type Number Origin Note Photo
Comil Svelto Bus ~300  Brazil Chassi Mercedes Benz
Volksbus Bus 370  Brazil Used for conventional transport.

Administrative vehicles and light vehicles

Name Type Number Origin Note Photo
Toyota Hilux Light utility vehicle ~1.000  Brazil
 Argentina
 Japan		 Standard vehicle and military ambulance.
Mitsubishi Pajero Sport Light utility vehicle ~120  Brazil
 Japan		 Used by the Army Police
Troller T4 Light utility vehicle ~100  Brazil Used in parachute infantry brigade[30]
Ford F serie Light utility vehicle ~540  Brazil
 United States		 Used in jungle infantry brigade and military ambulance[31]
Land Rover Defender Light utility vehicle 941  United Kingdom Might be replaced in the future by the Agrale Marruá
Toyota Bandeirante Light utility vehicle 960  Brazil
 Japan		 347 military ambulance units. Being replaced by Agrale Marruá
JPX Montez Light utility vehicle 750  Brazil Being replaced by Agrale Marruá
Agrale Marruá AM2 Light utility vehicle 500  Brazil Units purchased from 2006 to 2009
Agrale Marruá AM11 REC Light utility vehicle 1,100  Brazil Units purchased from 2006 to 2014
Agrale Marruá AM20 - VCC Special car for Electronic Warfare 125  Brazil Units purchased from 2006 to 2014
Agrale Marruá AM21 Light cargo vehicle 300  Brazil Units purchased from 2006 to 2014
Agrale Marruá AM23 Light cargo vehicle 1,200  Brazil Units purchased from 2006 to 2016
Chivunk[32] Light utility vehicle +40  Brazil Used by the parachute infantry brigade. File:VLEGA Chivunk.jpg
VLEGA Gaucho Light utility vehicle ~20  Brazil
 Argentina		 Used by parachute infantry brigade
M-Gator A1 Light utility vehicle ~22  United States Used by parachute infantry brigade

Motorcycles

Name Type Number Origin Note Photo
Yamaha R1 Escort motorcycle  Japan Used by Police of Army
Honda CBR1000 Escort motorcycle  Japan Used by Police of Army
Harley-Davidson Electra Glide Escort motorcycle  United States Used by Police of Army and battalions of guards
Harley-Davidson Road King Police Escort motorcycle 193  United States Used by Police of Army
Honda XRE 300 Motorcycle infantry 720  Brazil
 Japan		 Used by motorized infantry brigades[33]
Yamaha XT660R Motorcycle infantry 1,100  Brazil
 Japan		 Used by motorized infantry brigades and paratrooper brigade

Boats

Name Origin Type Version Number[6] Note Photo
LPR-40  Colombia Patrol Boat, River Armoured patrol boat 2[34][35] Tucunaré I
Tucunaré II
DGS 999 Raptor  Brazil Patrol Boat, River Armoured patrol boat 2 Heli
Hermes
DGS ETRH Defence  Brazil Patrol Boat, River Patrol boat 1[36] Carioca
MRCD-1200
MRCD 1250 		 Netherlands Patrol Boat, River Patrol boat 4[37]
5[38]
Guardian 25  United States Patrol Boat, River Patrol boat 24
Riverboat  Brazil Transporter ship River transport troops 1 Comandante Balduíno
Ferryboat  Brazil Transporter ship, River Transporte (cargo and passengers) 11 Pérola do Mamoré
Taquari
Tenente Daniel Bazoli
Tenente Cohen Manaus
Forte Coimbra
Uirá
Aruanã
Aru
Fortaleza de Marabitanas
Tenente Marcelino
Uajará
Catamaran  Brazil Transporter ship, River River transport vessel 4 Piraíba
Jacaretinga
?
?
Tugboat  Brazil Tug River pushing vessels 6 Marabá
Javari
Manaós
Carajás
Erico
Surucucu

Aircraft

Name Origin Type Version Number[6] Note Photo
Eurocopter EC725  France
 Brazil 		Tactical transport EC-725 Caracal 16 Manufactured by Helibras
Eurocopter AS532 Cougar  France
 Brazil 		Tactical transport AS532 Cougar 8 Manufactured by Helibras AS 332 of the Brazilian Air Force
Eurocopter AS565 Panther  France
 Brazil 		Armed assault HM-1 Pantera 33 Manufactured by Helibras
Eurocopter Fennec  France
 Brazil 		Light attack AS550 33 Manufactured by Helibras
Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk  United States Utility UH-60L 4 3 ordered.
Short C-23 Sherpa  United Kingdom Cargo transport C-23 - 8 ex-ANG C-23B's ordered.[39]

Unmanned aerial vehicles

Name Origin Type Version Number Note Photo
VT-15  Brazil Tactical UAV ~3 Used for reconnaissance and patrol missions.
FT-100 Horus  Brazil Miniature UAV ~5 Used by the parachute brigade
FT-200 Watchdog  Brazil Miniature UAV ~1
Mavic  China Miniature UAV Unknown Used for border monitoring.[40]

See also

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