United Arab Emirates Army - Army Equipment

Army Equipment

MBT

  • Leclerc - 388 (delivered between 1995-2001)
  • AMX-30S - 45 (ordered 1977)
  • OF-40 Mk.2 - 36

Light Tank

  • FV101 Scorpion - 76

Tracked APCs

  • AMX-10P - 18
  • AMX-VCI - 11
  • ACV-300 - 133
  • BMP-3 - 598 (first delivered 1992)
  • 135 to be upgraded to BMP-3M

Wheeled APCs

  • EE-11 Urutu - 120
  • Panhard AML - 50
  • Panhard M3 - 370
  • Fuchs NBC Recce
  • RG 31 Mk5 MRAP
  • Ferret armoured car - 30
  • Alvis Saracen - 30
  • Alvis Saladin - 90
  • BTR-3 - 90 (Marines)
  • Nimr
  • M1114
  • M-ATV - 750 on order

Artillery

  • G6 SPG - 72
  • M109 A3 SPG - 87
  • AMX-13 Mk F3 SPG - 18
  • BM-21 Grad MLRS - 48
  • BM-30 MLRS - 6
  • L118 105mm Light Gun - 55
  • Norinco Type 59-1 FG
  • Multipe Cradle Launcher

Anti-Aircraft Artillery

  • Bofors 40 mm gun
  • Rapier towed SPAAM
  • Panhard M3-VDA w/ Dual 20mm Cannon - 42
  • Terminal High Altitude Area Defense - On order

Finnish manufacturer Patria has announced the sale of their AMV 8x8 vehicle to the United Arab Emirates. The size of the order and delivery schedule have not been made public but some sources say 600 (400 with BMP-3 turrets)

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