List of equipment of the Uruguayan Army
This is a list of equipment of the Uruguayan Army (Ejército Nacional) currently in service.
Vehicles
| Model | Image | Origin | Type | Variant | Numbers | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| T-54 |  |  Soviet Union | Main battle tank | T-54/55 Model S | 15[1] | Ex-Israeli.[2] |
| M41 |  |  United States | Light tank | A1UR | 47[1] | 22 M41A1UR Local modifications include a 90 mm Cockerill cannon and a Brazilian Scania DS-14 diesel engine. Ex-Belgian, delivered in 1981. 25 M41C donated by the Brazilian Army called in Brazil Caxias, l have a gun Cockerill 90 mm Mk IV. FN MAG machine gun and 7.62-x51 mm., replacing the coaxial 0.30.[2] |
| M24 Chaffee |  | United States | Light tank | 17[1] | Delivered by USA in 1957/58.[2] | |
| BMP-1 |  |  Czech Republic | Infantry fighting vehicle | BVP-1 | 15[1] | Delivered in 1995/96 from Czech stocks.[2] |
| M113 | _en.jpg) | United States | Armoured personnel carrier | M113A2UR | 24[1] | Local modernization. |
| MT-LB |  |  Poland | Armoured personnel carrier | 3[1] | Delivered by Poland in 1999 via Czech Republic.[2] | |
| PTS |  | Soviet Union | Amphibious tracked transport | 2[1] | ||
| Condor |  |  West Germany | Armoured personnel carrier | Condor 1 | 54[1] | 55 were initially delivered in 1981.[2] |
| MOWAG Piranha |  |  Canada | Armoured personnel carrier | Cougar | 40[1] | Ex-Canadian, refurbished in Chile before delivery in 2008/2009; turrets are removed.[2] |
| MOWAG Piranha |  | Canada | Armoured personnel carrier | Grizzly | 103[1] | Delivered in 2010, including 5 Husky ARV.[2] |
| EE-9 Cascavel |  |  Brazil | Armoured car | 15[1] | Ex-Brazilian, delivered in 1985.[2] | |
| GAZ Vodnik |  |  Russia | Armoured car | GAZ-39371 | 48[1] | Delivered by Russia in 2006 as payment of debt.[2] |
| OT-64 |  | Czech Republic | Armoured car | OT-93 | 130[1] | OT-64C modernized to OT-93 standards.[2] |
| Land Rover Defender |  |  United Kingdom | Utility vehicle | 110SW | 40[3] | May buy 30-40 more[3] |
Artillery
| Model | Image | Origin | Type | Variant | Numbers | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2S1 Gvozdika |  | Soviet Union | 122 mm Self-propelled artillery | 6[1] | Delivered in 1998 from Czech stocks.[2] | |
| M101 |  | United States | 105 mm howitzer | M101A1 | 48[1] | Ex-South Korean, delivered in 1981.[2] |
| M102 |  | United States | 105 mm howitzer | 8[1] | Delivered by USA in 1972.[2] | |
| M114 |  | United States | 155 mm howitzer | M114A2 | 8[1] | Ex-South Korean, delivered in 1981.[2] |
| M1 |  | United States | 81 mm mortar | 35[1] | Based on the French Brandt mortar. | |
| LN |  Spain | 81 mm mortar | M-86 | 56[1] | Manufactured by Expal. | |
| SL | Spain | 120 mm mortar | 44[1] | Manufactured by Expal. | ||
Anti-tank
| Model | Image | Origin | Type | Variant | Numbers | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MILAN |  |  France | Anti-tank missile | 15[1] | 100 were initially delivered in 1985.[2] | |
| M40 |  | United States | 106 mm recoilless rifle | M40A1 | 69[1] | |
Air defense
| Model | Image | Origin | Type | Variant | Numbers | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| M167 VADS |  | United States | 20 mm Anti-aircraft gun | 6[1] | ||
| TCM-20 |  |  Israel | 2×20 mm Anti-aircraft gun | M40A1 | 8[1] | With Elta M-2016 radar. |
Notes
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