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CMI Group, headquartered near Liège in Belgium, is knowned for its combinaison of experience in Engineering and Maintenance in Defence, Energy and Industry sectors. Since the seventies, CMI-Defence has specialized in weapon systems for Light and Medium Armoured Vehicles. CMI Defence is recognized as the world leader in 90mm caliber gun systems, two of which are the COCKERILL MK3M-A1 and CSE90 turret and the COCKERILL Mk8 90mm gun and LCTS turret. CMI has traditionally been known for this ability to develop weapons system with distinctive performances, high accuracy and superior firepower. As both an integrator and designer of weapon systems, CMI Defence equips armoured vehicle with dedicated firepower systems. CMI’s state-of-the-art systems are designed to ensure reliability and longevity. They have been carefully developed to address the current and anticipated threats that modern armed forces are facing and to integrate future innovations and upgrades. These include new ammunition, new technological developments and new safety systems. CMI's weapon system encompass the ultimate in survivability, safety and ergonomics to preserve the well being and the integrity of the crew and to guarantee the best possible level of protection for both commander and gunner. CMI Defence is world leader for design and development of 30 - 120 mm weapon systems for light/medium weight AFVs, turret systems integration and refurbishment and upgrading of AFVs.
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Estonia has sent fresh troops to Afghanistan as part of a regular rotation of its peacekeeping contingent in the south of the war-torn Central Asian country, the Estonian Defense Ministry has said. Estonian soldiers have been in Afghanistan as part of the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) since 2003. About 300 Estonian troops are currently providing support to units of the British 19th Infantry Brigade in the Helmand Province in southern Afghanistan. The ESTCOY-9 motorized infantry unit and the NSE-8 national support element will replace the Estcoy-8 and NSE-7 units, which have been deployed in Afghanistan for six months. Lt. Gen. Ants Laaneots, the commander of the Estonian Defense Forces, said in October that all members of ESTCOY-9 and NSE-8 units were equipped with modern weaponry, including personal night vision devices and compact ground penetrating radars to detect mines. The country's military has seen six deaths and about 30 servicemen wounded during its participation in NATO operations in Afghanistan.Estonia has sent fresh troops to Afghanistan as part of a regular rotation of its peacekeeping contingent in the south of the war-torn Central Asian country, the Estonian Defense Ministry has said. Estonian soldiers have been in Afghanistan as part of the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) since 2003.

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Type
Nbr.
Leclerc
300
AMX-30
45
T-80
-
OF-40 Mk 2
36
FV101 Scorpion
76
Otobreda OF-40 ARV
4
Leclerc ARV
4
AMX-30D ARV
4
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Type
Nbr.
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450
FNSS
53
AMX-10P
18
AMX-13 VCI
11
FNSS ARV
8
FNSS artillery support vehicle
75
 
 
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Nbr.
FV601 Saladin
70
AML-60
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AML-90
49
FV701 Ferret
30
Saxon
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Shorland S52
-
EE-9 Cascavel
-
Saladin
20
M3 Panhard
370
EE-11 Urutu
120
FV603 Saracen
30
M3 VDA 20 mm
42
M55A2 light 20 mm
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Type
Nbr.
Smerch 300 mm MRLS
6
FIROS-25 122 mm MRLS
48
LAU-97 70 mm MRLS
18
ASTROS II AVIBRAS
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SS-1C Scud B
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Rapier Surface-to-Surface missile
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Mistral Surface-to-Surface missile
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Crotale Surface-to-Surface missile
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Blowpipe Surface-to-Surface missile
20
RBS 70 Surface-to-Surface missile
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SA-16 Gimlet Surface-to-Surface
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18
ROF 105 mm Light towed gun
26
Type 59-1 130 mm gun
20
M109A3 155 mm self-propelled
87
G-6 155 mm self-propelled
72
M56 105 mm gun
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SA.330 Puma 15
Gazelle HOT 11
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AS-350B Ecureuil 14
AB212 7
CH-47C 12
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AB-412 2
 
 
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Brandt 120 mm mortar
21
L16 81 mm mortar
114
Brandt 81 mm mortar
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GCF-BM2 30 mm AA gun
20
Carl Gustav 84 mm
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M-40 106 mm anti-tank rocket
12
Milan anti-tank missile
230
BGM-71A TOW
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HOT anti-tank missile
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Vigilant anti-tank missile
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SS 11 anti-tank missile
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AT-10 Stabber
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