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Modern helicopters constitute less than 10% of the helicopters used by the Russian armed forces, declared Monday the Deputy Prime Minister Russian Sergueï Ivanov at a meeting of the military industrial Commission of Russia. “The park of helicopters currently in service is at the same time worn and obsolete. The part of the modern helicopters is lower than 10% of those which are used by the Russian air forces”, it affirmed. The Deputy Prime Minister noted that a similar situation characterized aviation concerned with Federal security service (FSB), of the ministry for the Interior and the ministry for the Emergencies. “We must change this share to 80% from here at 2020”, it pointed out. Modern helicopters constitute less than 10% of the helicopters used by the Russian armed forces, declared Monday the Deputy Prime Minister Russian Sergueï Ivanov at a meeting of the military industrial Commission of Russia.

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Armée Israélienne Israël forces terrestres équipements et véhicules
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Artillery
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Chars - Blindés

Roues - Missiles

Artillerie

Armes divers

  
 
 
Char de combat
Type
Nbr.
Merkava IV
?
Merkava I / II / III
1.350
M60/M60 A1
360
M60A3/Upgraded M60 Magach 7
1040
A41 Centurion Upgraded
860
M48A5
200
T-54 / T-55 Tiran 5
114
T-62 Tiran 6
100
Véhicules blindés légers
Type
Nbr.
Puma Nagmashot Centurion
400
Nagmachon
280
Achzarit
270
Cheetah
-
M113A1 / A2 Zelda
7700
M2 / M3 half-track
800
M113A3 (Be Delivered)
-
Nakpadon
-
Namer
-
 
 
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Véhicules blindés à roues
Type
Nbr.
RAMTA RBY Mk 1
400
Fuchs NBC
-
Dingo ( Be delivered)
103
Ze'ev Wolf
-
M1114 up-armored
-
Rhino M-462
-
Véhicules missiles
Type
Nbr.
BM-24 240 mm MRLS
36
MLRS 227 mm
48
LAR-290 290 mm
20
BM-21 122 mm MRLS
58
LAR-160 160 mm MRLS
50
M-48 Chapparal
 
 
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Véhicules d'artillerie
Type
Nbr.
M107 175 mm self-propelled
72
M46 130 mm gun
15
L70 40 mm air defense gun
150
M1939 37 mm anti-aircraft gun
-
ZSU-23-4
60
M163 Vulcan
35
M167 Vulcan 20 mm
-
M110 203 mm self-propelled howitzer
36
Soltam M-68 / M-71
50
Sherman L33 155 mm
148
M-839P/M-845P 155 mm howitzer
80
M-114A1 155 mm howitzer
50
M109 A1 / A2 155 mm self-propelled
704
M109 Doher/Dores
600
D-30 122 mm towed howitzer
5
M101 105 mm towed howitzer
70
Soltam M-46
100
M-50 155 mm L-33 155 mm
120
Hélicoptères
Type
Nbr.
AH-64A Apache
42
AH-1F / AH-1Q / AH-1S
36
UH-60A
10
MD500 Latatoot
30
Bell 206B
43
Agusta-Bell 212
54
CH-53 2000 Yas'ur
38
AS 365 Atalef
2
HH-65A Dolpheen
4
S-70A-50 Peacehawks
15
 
 
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Armes lourdes et légères
Type
Nbr.
Soltam M66 160 mm mortar
240
Nokhemm 160 mm self-propelled mo
-
Soltam M65 120 mm towed mortar
900
Soltam 81 mm towed mortar
1.600
60 mm mortar
5.000
Ta'as 52 mm mortar
-
FIM-92A Surface-to-air missile
500
FIM-43 Redeye Surface-to-air missile
1.000
RBY Mk 1 MAPATS anti-tank missile
25
BGM-71 TOW anti-tank missile
300
M47 Dragon anti-tank missile
900
AT-3 Sagger anti-tank missile
-
TPQ-37 Firefinder counter-battery rad.
-
AN-PPS-15A Ground surveillance rad.
-
B-300 82 mm Rocket launcher
M-40A1 106 mm Rocket launcher
250
Mapats,Gill /Spike
25
 
     
 

 
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