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Main battle tanks: world wide
| Afghanistan |
700 T-54/-55,
170 T62 |
| Albania
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138 T-34,
721 Ti59 (note: The T-34s are in store.) |
| Algeria |
330 T-54/-55,
330 T-62, 300 T-72 |
| Angola |
100 T-34,
100 T-54/55, 150 T-62
(note: The T-34s are likely to be in poor condition.
) |
| Argentina |
94 M-4
Sherman, 200 TAM
(note: The Shermans are in store, the TAM figure is
an estimate.) |
| Armenia |
138 T-34,
721 T-59
(note: The T-34s are in store.) |
| Australia |
71 Leopard 1A3 |
| Austria |
170 M60-A3 |
| Azerbaijan |
Over three hundred
T-72 and T-55 |
| Bahrain |
106 M60-A3 |
| Bangladesh |
Up to
80 Chinese Type 59/69, 60 T-54/-55The serviceability of these tanks
is in doubt. |
| Belarus |
381 T-55, 142 T-62,
1,79 T-72 |
| Belgium
|
T32 Leopard 1A5, 202
Leopard 1A1
(note: The Leopard 1A1s were to be sold or destroyed.)
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| Bosnia-Herzegovina |
An estimated 200 assorted
models of T-34, T-55, M-84/T72M |
| Botswana |
54 Leopard 1A4 |
| Brazil |
61 Leopard 1note: This
is a reported figure. |
| Bulgaria |
1,142 T-55, 408 T-72 |
| Cambodia |
100 T-54/T-55,
PRC Type-59
(note: There is an unknown number of Type-59s.) |
| Canada |
114 Leopard C-1 |
| Central
African Republic |
4 T-55 |
| Chad |
60 T-55 |
| Chile |
100 M-4A3,19 AMX-30 |
| China (PRC) |
An estimated total
of 8,000 to 8,500 MBT. They include 700 T-34/85, T-54, 6,000 Type-59,
200 Type-69I/II (modified Type-59), Type 79, Type-80, Type-85 IIM |
| Congo |
25 T-54/T-55,
15 PRC Type-59, T-34
(note: The T-34s are in store.) |
| Croatia |
250 MBT made up of
T-34, T-55, M-84/T72M |
| Cuba |
An estimated
1500 MBT made up of T-34, T-54, T-62
(note: Some 75% of Cuban army equipment is in store.) |
| Cyprus |
102 AMX30 B2, 41 T-80U |
| Czech Republic |
412 T-54/55, 541 T-72M,
(250 to be upgraded) |
| Denmark |
230 Leopard
1A5, 70 Centurion,53 M41DK-1
(note: 58 of the Leopards are in store.) |
| Egypt |
840 T-54/55,
260 Ramses II, 500 T-62, 1,700 M60, 350 M1A1 Abrams
note: The Ramses II is a modified T-54/55, the number
of M1A1s has been estimated. |
| Eritrea |
note:
Following the succession of Eritrea from Ethopia in 1993, Eritrea
was due to receive a share of the latter's military assets, while
other assets will have been shared. The exact numbers are unknown.
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| Ethopia |
An estimated
350 T54/55 and T62.
(note: These forces are in a bad state of repair and
some may be transferred to Eritrea (see note above).) |
| Finland |
70 T-55M, 162 T-72 |
| France |
766 AMX-30, 114 LeClerc |
| Georgia |
Estimated 40 T-55,
30 T-72 |
| Germany |
1,165 Leopard 1 A1/A3/A4/A5,
1,823 Leopard 2 |
| Greece |
714 M-48, 669 M-60,
352 Leopard |
| Guinea |
30 T-34,
8 T-54
(note: These MBTs are likely to be in a poor state
of repair.) |
| Guinea-Bassau |
10 T-34 |
| Hungary |
697 T-55,
138 T-72M1
(note: 177 of the T-55 are in store.) |
| India |
700 T-55,
1,100T-72/-M1, 1,700 Vyjayanta, 10 Arjun
(note: Some 1,100 assorted types of the total of 3,500
are in store. The number of Arjun is an estimate.) |
| Iran |
110 T-54/55,
220 PRC Type-59, 150 T-62, 200 T-72, 250 Chieftan Mk 3/5, 150 M-47/-48,
160 M-60A1, 200 PRC Type-69
(note: Following the war with Iraq and western arms
embargo, many of the vehicles are likely to be in a poor condition.) |
| Iraq |
500 T-54/-55/-M77,
PRC Type-59/-69, 900 T-62
Iraq is estimated to possess some 2,700 MBT, this figure includes
Chieftan, M-60, and M-47s that are mostly inoperable. |
| Israel |
1,080 Centurion, 500
M-48A5, 400 M-60, 600 M-60A1, 200 M-60A3, 150 Magach 7, 300 Ti-67,
70 T-62, 1,000 Merkava I/II/III
note: The Ti-67 is a variant of the T-54/-55. |
| Italy |
919 Leopard, 244 Centauro
B-1 |
| Japan |
870 Type-74, 120 Type-90 |
| Jordan
|
270 M47/-48A5,
218 M-60A1/A3, 270 Khalid/Chieftan, 293 Tariq(Centurion)
(note: The M-47s are in store.) |
| Kazakstan |
630 T-72
(note: There are approximately 470 more MBT in store.) |
| Kenya |
76 Vickers Mk3 |
| Korea (North) |
Esimated 3,400 which
include T-34, 1,600 T-54/-55, 1,800 T-62, Type-59 |
| Korea (South) |
800 Type-88, 400 M-47,
850 M-48 |
| Kuwait |
150 M-84,
48 M1-A2, 17 Chieftan
(note: The Chieftans are in store.) |
| Krygizstan |
230 T-72 |
| Laos |
30 T-54/-55,
T-34/85
(note: Unknown numbers of T-34.) |
| Lebanon |
100 M-48A1/A5,
200 T-54/-55,
(note: The number of M-48s is an estimate.) |
| Liberia |
The civil conflict
in Liberia prevents an assessment. |
| Libya |
1,600 T-54/-55,
350 T-62, 260 T-72
(note: Nearly half of Libya's MBT force is in store.) |
| Macedonia (FYROM) |
4 T-34 |
| Mali |
21 T-34, T-54/-55
have been reported. |
| Mauritania |
35 T-54/-55 |
| Mongolia |
650 T-54/-55/-62 |
| Morocco |
224 M48-A5, 300 M-60 |
| Mozambique |
80 T-54/-55
(note: Following the civil war very few of the MBT
will be in good condition. In addition some 300 non-operable T-54/-55
exist in the country.) |
| Myanmar (Burma) |
26 Comet, approximately
80 PRC Type-69II |
| Namibia |
T-34, T-54/-55
(note: Numbers and serviceability in doubt.) |
| Netherlands |
289 Leopard
1A4, 445 Leopard 2
(note: The Leopard 1A4s are in store.) |
| Nicaragua |
130 T-55
(note: 66 are in store.) |
| Norway |
170 Leopard I |
| Oman |
99 M-60, 24 Qayid
al-Ardh (Chieftan Mk7), 18 Challenger 2 |
| Pakistan |
120 M-47, 280 M-48A5,
50 T-54/-55, 1,200 PRC Type-59, 200 PRC Type-69, 200+ PRC Type-85 |
| Paraguay |
5 M-4A3 |
| Peru |
300 T-54/-55
(note: It is estimated that only 50 of the MBT are
serviceable.) |
| Poland |
892 T-55, 809 T-72,
20 PT-91 |
| Portugal |
12 M-47, 86 M-48A5,
88 M-60A3 |
| Qatar |
24 AMX-30 |
| Romania |
822 T-55, 30 T-72,
315 TR-85, 88 TR-580 |
| Russia |
Some 16,800
which include, T-54/-55, T-62, T-64A/-B, T-72L/-M, T-80/-M9, T-90
(note: 11,000 tanks are held in store east of the Urals
and so are not included on Russia's CFE inventory. Only 5,490 MBT
are held in the CFE area.) |
| Saudi Arabia |
315 M-1A2
Abrams, 290 AMX-30, 450 M-60A3
(note: 50% of AMX-30s are in store.) |
| Singapore |
60 Centurion |
| Slovakia |
272 T-72M,
206 T-55
(note: 103 of the MBT are in store.) |
| Slovenia |
50 M-84, 53 T-55,
6 T-34 |
| Somali Republic |
Various factions in
the civil war are likely to possess MBTs, however no accurate assessment
of numbers is possible. |
| South Africa |
250 Olifant 1A/-B |
| Spain |
210 AMX-30,
164 M-48A5E, 294 M-60, Leopard 2
(note: The Leopards are being delivered.) |
| Sri Lanka |
25 T-55
(note: Only 18 may be operational.) |
| Sudan |
250 T-54/-55, 20 M-60A3,
10+ ORC Type-59 |
| Sweden |
244 Centurion, 260
Strv-103B, 160 Strv-121 (Leopard 2) |
| Switzerland |
186 Pz-68, 186 Pz-68/88,
370 Pz-87 (Leopard 2) |
| Syria |
2100 T-54/-55,
1,000 T-62, 1,500 T-72
(note: Some 1,200 MBT are in static positions or in
store.) |
| Tiawan |
100 M-48, 450+ M-48H,
160 M-60A3 |
| Tajikistan |
40 T-72 |
| Tanzania |
30 PRC Type-59,
35 T-54
(note: Only 15 Type-59s are operational.) |
| Thailand |
50+ PRC Type-69, 150
M-48, 53 M-60
(note: the Type-95s are in store.) |
| Togo |
2 T-54/-55 |
| Tunisia |
54 M-60A3, 30 M-60A1 |
| Turkey
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75 M-47,
2,876 M-48, 932 M-60, 397 Leopard
(note: The M-47s are in store.) |
| Turkmenistan |
530 T-72 |
| Uganda |
20 T-54/-55
(note: They are unlikely to be in good condition.) |
| Ukraine |
182 T-55, 1 T-62,
2,216 T-64, 1,305 T-72, 322 T-80 |
| UAE |
95 AMX-30, 36 OF-40
Mk2 (Lion), LeClerc
(note: The UAE is in the middle of receiving 300 LeClercs
from France.) |
| United States |
2,792 M-60A3, 7,705
M-1 Abrams |
| Uzbekistan |
404 MTB which include
T-54, T-62, T-64, T-72 |
| Venezuela |
70 AMX-30 |
| Vietnam |
1,000 T-34, 200 T-62,
PRC Type-59, M-48A3
(note: Total number around 1,300) |
| Yemen |
250 T-34,
675 T-54/-55, 150 T-62, 50 M-60A1
(note: The figures are estimates following the 1994
civil war.) |
| Yugoslavia (FRY) |
A total of 1,360 MBT which include 386
T-54/-55, 252 M-84, T-34, M-47 |
| Zaire |
20 PRC Type-59, some
40 PRC Type-62 |
| Zambia |
10 T-54/-55, 20 PRC Type-59 |
| Zimbabwe |
40 PRC Type-59 and
PRC Type-69 |
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