Equipment of the Pakistan Army

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The equipment currently in use by the Pakistan Army is divided into the following main sections: small arms, armour, artillery, aircraft and air defence systems.

Small arms

Name Type Origin Notes
SIG Sauer P226 Semi-automatic pistol  Germany SIG Sauer P226 and P229. Used by Special Services Group [1]
Glock Semi-automatic pistol  Austria Glock 17 and 19. Used by Special Services Group. [1]
Heckler & Koch P7 Semi-automatic pistol  West Germany Used by Special Services Group. [1][2]
Beretta 92F Semi-automatic pistol  Italy Used by Special Services Group. [2]
Heckler & Koch MP5 Submachine gun  West Germany [3] MP5A2, MP5P3 variants manufactured by POF. [4]
FN P90 Personal defense weapon  Belgium Used by Special Services Group. [2]
Colt M4 Carbine  United States Used by Special Services Group. [5] Probably M4A1 variant. [6]
Steyr AUG Bullpup assault rifle  Austria Used by Special Services Group. [5]
Type 56 Assault rifle  China Chinese clone of AK-47. Used in large numbers. [7]
Type 81 Assault rifle  China [8]
Heckler & Koch G3 Battle rifle  West Germany Pakistan Army's service rifle. [7] G3A3, G3P4 variants manufactured by POF. [9]
Rheinmetall MG 3 General-purpose machine gun  West Germany [10] MG1A3 variant manufactured by POF. [11]
Type 54 Heavy machine gun  China [12] Manufactured by POF. [13]
Heckler & Koch PSG1 Semi-automatic sniper rifle  West Germany Used by Special Services Group. [14] PSR 90 variant manufactured by POF. [15]
Steyr SSG 69 Sniper rifle  Austria [16]
Barrett M82 Anti-materiel rifle  United States Used by Special Services Group. [5]
Arges 84 Hand grenade  Austria [17] P2A1 variant manufactured by POF. [18]
RPG-7 Rocket-propelled grenade launcher  Soviet Union [19]
QLZ87 Automatic grenade launcher  China [20]
Mk 19 grenade launcher Automatic grenade launcher  United States [21]
Norinco Type 63-1 Light mortar  China 60 mm mortar. An improved variant is in service. [22]
Hotchkiss Brandt MO-81-61 Mortar  France 81 mm mortar. MO-81-61 C Short barrel and MO-81-61 L Long barrel mortars in service. [23][24]
Brandt MO-120-AM-50 M67 Heavy mortar  France 120 mm mortar. [25][26]

Armour

Name Type Origin Quantity Notes
Al-Khalid 1 Main battle tank  China
 Pakistan 		9 9 tanks manufactured in FY 2015-16. [27]
Al-Khalid Main battle tank  China
 Pakistan 		310 As of January 2014. [28]
T-80UD Main battle tank  Ukraine 320 Delivered by Ukraine between 1997 and 1999. [29]
Al-Zarrar Main battle tank  China
 Pakistan 		486 486 Type 59 tanks upgraded to Al-Zarrar standard as of January 2014. [28]
Type 85-IIAP Main battle tank  China 200 [30]
Type 69-IIMP Main battle tank  China 290 [28]
Type 59 Main battle tank  China 700 Being upgraded to Al-Zarrar standard. [31]
W653A Armoured recovery vehicle  China 36 Upgraded from W653 to W653A standard between 2009 and 2012. [32][33][34]
M113 Armored personnel carrier  United States 2132 M113 A1/A2/P variants in service. [27] 1158 M113 A1/A2 APCs rebuilt by HIT till April 2008. [35] 374 M113A2 delivered by U.S. as Excess Defense Articles (EDA) in 2014. [36][37] Nearly 600 surplus VCC-1 and VCC-2 APCs delivered by Italy in 2014. [38]
Talha Armoured personnel carrier  Pakistan 250 [39][40]
Saad Armoured personnel carrier  Pakistan -- [41]
Sakb Armoured command vehicle  Pakistan -- [42][43]
M901 ITV Tank destroyer using ATGMs  United States 24 [44]
BMC - Kirpi Infantry mobility vehicle  Turkey -- Undisclosed number on order. [45]
International MaxxPro MRAP vehicle  United States 22 20 MaxxPro and two haulers. [46]
Buffalo Explosives detection and disposal vehicle  United States 20 [37]

Utility & Support Vehicles

Unimog U 4000
Name Type Quantity Comments
Japan Toyota Hilux 4x2 Pickup truck
4x4 Pickup truck 		-- 4x2 and 4x4 variants in Service.[47]
United Kingdom Land Rover Defender 4x4 Light-utility vehicle 5,000 Land Rover Defender 90's & 110's in service.[48]
Germany Unimog U 4000 4x4 Multi-utility truck -- In Service.[49]
Germany Unimog U 5000 4x4 Multi-utility truck -- In Service.[50]
Italy Isoli M60 Recovery Crane Light Recovery Vehicle 500+ Mounted on Iveco trucks.[51]
Pakistan Yasoob Truck 4x4 Medium truck
6x6 Heavy duty truck 		-- Small number in service.[52][53]
United States M-34 / M-35 6x6 Medium truck -- Large number in service. Re-engining (diesel) and refurbishment done under the SHAHZORE Project.[53]

Artillery inventory

M109A5 self-propelled howitzer
M115 towed howitzer
Vehicle/System Calibre Quantity Comments
Self-propelled artillery
United States M110 howitzer 203 mm 60 Tracked chassis.[54]
United States M109A2 155 mm 150+ Tracked chassis. Being upgraded to M109A5 standard.[55][56]
United States M109A5 155 mm 115 Tracked chassis. 67 delivered by US in 2008.[57] 48 more supplied in February 2010.[58] Total 297 Planned to be acquired.[59]
MLRS-Multiple Launch Rocket System
China A-100E 300mm 200+ orderedurl in 2008 and delivered between 2011 and 2012 now produced locally as the A-100E with complete TOT.[60]
Pakistan KRL 122 122 mm 40 Truck-mounted. Kahuta Research Laboratories from Pakistan have developed a rocket launcher that is very similar to the North-Korean BM-11 [61]
PakistanChina Azar (Type 83) 122mm 52 Pakistani variant of Type 83.[54]
Towed artillery
United States M115 203 mm 28 [54]
United States M198 155 mm 148 Delivered in 1997.
United States M114 155 mm 144
United States M59 155 mm 30 [62]
China Type 59-I 130 mm 410 [54]
China Type 54 122 mm 490 [54]
China Type 60 122 mm 200 [55]
United States M56 105 mm 113 [54]
Soviet Union D-30 122mm 143 Delivered by China between 2003 & 2004.[63]
Italy OTO Melara Mod 56 105mm 50 Delivered by Italy between 1975 and 1978.[63]
United States M101 105 mm 250 In Service.[61]
China Type 56 85 mm 200 [55]
United Kingdom Ordnance QF 25 pounder 88mm 1000 [61]

Aircraft inventory

Helicopters

AH-1S Cobra attack helicopters
Mil Mi-17 transport helicopter
Aircraft Role Quantity Comments
CAIC Z-10 Attack

Helicopter

 3 3 delivered for trials and evaluations.[64]
United States Bell AH-1F/S Cobra Attack Helicopter 51 20 AH-1S supplied by US between 1984 and 1986 ; 12 AH-1F acquired in 2007;[63] One AH-1F squadron (14 helicopters) supplied in March 2010.[65] 8 Ex-Jordanian AH-1S Cobras inducted in October 2013.[66] Three lost to Crashes.
Bell AH-1Z Viper Attack Helicopter -- The US Department of Defense (DoD) has awarded Bell Helicopter a USD581 million contract that includes the delivery of 15 AH-1Z Viper attack helicopters to Pakistan by 2018.[67]
France Eurocopter AS550 C3 Fennec Attack Helicopter -- 10 to be acquired.[68] To be armed with 70 mm (2.75 inch) unguided rockets.[69]
Mi-35M Hind E Attack Helicopter -- 4 units were purchased and are expected to be delivered in 2016.[70]
France Aérospatiale Puma Transport helicopter 30 [71]
Soviet Union Mil Mi-17 Transport helicopter 92 According to World Airforces 2009.[72]
Bell UH-1Y Venom Utility

Helicopter

 -- 15 Lot 12 UH-1Y Venom utility helicopters.[73]
United States Bell 206 Jet Ranger Utility helicopter 15 [71]
United States Bell 407 Utility helicopter 45
United States Bell 412 Utility helicopter 25 [74]
United States Bell UH-1 Huey Utility helicopter 30
France Eurocopter AS550 U2 Fennec Utility helicopter 50 Unarmed variant in service.
France Aérospatiale Alouette III Utility helicopter 43 Being phased out.
France Aérospatiale SA-315B Lama Utility helicopter 34 Being phased out.
United States Cessna 208 Caravan Transport 6 [75]

Unmanned aerial vehicles

Aircraft Role Quantity Comments
Pakistan Burraq UCAV Reconnaissance & Strike 12 Inducted in November 2013. Around 12 examples are visible in a picture. Used jointly with PAF.[76]
Pakistan GIDS Shahpar UAV Reconnaissance 5 Five inducted in 2012. Currently in production.[77]
Pakistan GIDS Uqab UAV Reconnaissance 20+ In service since 2008.[77][78]

Anti-tank

BGM-71 TOW ATGM
Name Type Quantity Comments
ChinaPakistan Baktar-Shikan Anti-tank missile 21,350 Manufactured under license by Kahuta Research Laboratories of Pakistan. 21,350 produced between 1990 and 2012.[63]
United States BGM-71 TOW Anti-tank missile 1,005 Delivered by United States between 1983 - 1986.
United States BGM-71C Anti-tank missile 2,030 Delivered between 1987 - 1990.[63]
United States TOW-2A Anti-tank missile 4,790 Delivered between 2006 - 2008 and 2008 - 2011.[63]
United States TOW-2RF Anti-tank missile 422 Delivered between 2008 - 2011.[63]
United States M40 recoilless rifle Recoilless rifle 2,000 105 mm recoilless gun.[62]
Soviet Union AT-11 Sniper Anti-tank missile 1,920 Delivered by Belarus in 1997 - 1999.[63]
SwitzerlandWest Germany Cobra Anti-tank missile 3,500 3,500 Delivered by Germany between 1965 - 1979. Cobra-1600 and Cobra-2000 versions In service.[63]
FranceWest Germany MILAN Anti-tank missile -- Used in Small numbers.
Spain Alcotán-100 Anti-tank missile 158 Pakistan Army procured 158 Systems and 1430 Missiles in 2016[79]

Air defence systems

Anza Mk-II
Mistral SAM
Name Type Quantity Comments
China LY-80 LOMADS Low to Medium Altitude air-defense systems 3 Batteries In service.[80]
France Crotale Surface-to-air missile -- In service.[81]
Italy Aspide-2000
Italy Spada 2000 		Surface-to-air missile 10 batteries
China FM-90 Surface-to-air missile -- Unveiled at the Pakistan Day Parade 2015.[82]
China HN-5A MANPADS 200 Delivered by China between 1989 and 1990.[83]
Pakistan Anza Mk-I MANPADS 1000 Produced under license between 1989 and 1998.
Pakistan Anza Mk-II MANPADS 1650 Produced under license between 1994 and 2012.
Pakistan Anza Mk-III MANPADS --
France Mistral MANPADS 230 [84]
Sweden RBS 70 MANPADS 913 In Service.[85]
United States FIM-92 Stinger MANPADS 350 [86]
China PG99 (CS/SA1) Anti-aircraft gun -- One batch purchased in 2011.[87]
Switzerland Oerlikon 35 mm twin cannon Anti-aircraft gun 215 GDF-002 and GDF-005 in Service.[84]
Sweden Bofors 40 mm Anti-aircraft gun 50 L/60 version.[54]
China Type 55 / Type 65 Anti-aircraft gun 310 [84]
Soviet Union ZPU Anti-aircraft gun 981 ZPU-1, ZPU-2 & ZPU-4 in service.[88]

See also

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