Humvee - Operators

Operators

The HMMWV is used by the following countries:

• Afghanistan – 4,150 M1152 and M1151 versions used by the Afghan National Army. Afghanistan has ordered 3,334 more in 2010 and 2011 for its the National Police, National Guard and other military.
• Albania – 20 vehicles
• Algeria – 200+ vehicles
• Argentina – EA: 250 vehicles; FAA: 70; Gendarmeria: approx. 40 vehicles and IMARA: 300 vehicles
• Bahrain – Vehicles sold by the U.S. under the Foreign Military Sales program.
• Bosnia and Herzegovina – ordered a small number of vehicles for de-mining units in Iraq.
• Bolivia – approx. 50 vehicles with the "Green Devils" anti-narcotic unit and Rangers.
• Botswana – 40 (M1044, M1043, M998 & M997)
• Bulgaria – 52 vehicles, 50 are the up-armored M1114 variant, and two are ambulances.
• Canada Canadian Forces – small numbers (M1113 and M1117) in use by JTF-2 and CSOR in Afghanistan; to be replaced by Jackal (MWMIK).
• Chad – Vehicles sold by the U.S. under the Foreign Military Sales program.
• Chile – Army 200+ vehicles, Marines 20+ vehicles
• Colombia – 400+ vehicles
• Croatia – 85 units, mostly used in Afghanistan ISAF mission.
• Czech Republic – Mainly 601st Special Forces Group.
• Denmark - 30
• Djibouti – Vehicles sold by the U.S. under the Foreign Military Sales program.
• Dominican Republic –
• El Salvador – 20 vehicles
• Ecuador – approx. 130 vehicles in the Ecuadorian Army.
• Egypt – 3,890+
• Ethiopia – Vehicles sold by the U.S. under the Foreign Military Sales program.
• Georgia – 110+
• Greece – 600+ vehicles built under license by ELBO.
• Honduras – Vehicles sold by the U.S. under the Foreign Military Sales program.
• Hungary – 27 vehicles for units in Afghanistan.
• Iraq – During the Iraq War, stockpiled U.S. military HMMWVs were given to the Iraqi Army, Iraqi Security Forces. The Iraqi Military has more than 8,000 Humvees.
• Israel – 2,000+ vehicles, formerly assembled by AIL from knockdown kits.
• Kazakhstan -
• Kuwait – Vehicles sold by the U.S. under the Foreign Military Sales program.
• Jordan – 130+
• Kenya – A number of vehicles are used by the security forces.
• Latvia – 60 vehicles
• Lebanon – 756 vehicles
• Lithuania – about 200 vehicles bought from USA.
• Luxembourg – 43 vehicles
• Republic of Macedonia – 80 vehicles
• Mexico- Vehicles sold by the U.S. under the Foreign Military Sales program.
• Monaco – Compagnie des Carabiniers du Prince – 6+
• Mongolia – 30 vehicles
• Montenegro
• Morocco
• New Zealand – Small number of M1114s used in Afghanistan and trialled at Lake Tekapo training ground.
• Panama – 7 vehicles
• Oman – Vehicles sold by the U.S. under the Foreign Military Sales program.
• Philippines – 300 vehicles
• Poland – 217 vehicles
• Peru – 34 vehicles (12 M-1151A1 deployed in Haiti as part of the UN peacekeeping contingent, 22 M-1165A1 Special Ops operated by the 19th Commando Battalion). Possible upcoming purchase of 100 additional vehicles.
• Portugal
• Republic of China – Vehicles sold by the U.S. under the Foreign Military Sales program.
• Romania – approx. 100 vehicles
• Russian Federation – Eight Georgian HMMWVs were seized by Russian forces during the 2008 South Ossetia War.
• Saudi Arabia – Vehicles were sold to Saudi Arabia by the United States under the Foreign Military Sales program.
• Serbia – 21 armored vehicles to be delivered.
• Slovakia – Mainly 5th Special Forces Regiment.
• Slovenia – 54 vehicles
• Spain – 150+ vehicles only by the Infanteria de Marina ( the Army uses the URO VAMTAC in that role).
• Sudan – Vehicles sold by the U.S. under the Foreign Military Sales program.
• Tanzania – Vehicles sold by the U.S. under the Foreign Military Sales program.
• Thailand
• Tunisia – Vehicles sold by the U.S. under the Foreign Military Sales program.
• Ukraine – 10 vehicles, all donated by the United States to the Polish–Ukrainian Peace Force Battalion (POLUKRBAT).
• United Arab Emirates
• United States – Army: 260,000, Marine Corps: 44,000
• Uganda – approximately 50
• Venezuela – (M1097A1)
• Yemen – 13 vehicles
• Zimbabwe – (EQ2050)