AIR & MISSILE DEFENCE

HOLDINGS & NEW REQUIREMENTS

2016
 CONTENTS

SUMMARY ........ 2

COUNTRY-BY-COUNTRY ANALYSIS
EUROPE ........ 3
MIDDLE EAST ........ 6
ASIA-PACIFIC ........ 9
NORTH AMERICA . . . . . . . . 13
LATIN AMERICA . . . . . . . . 15
SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA . . . . . . . . 16

COUNTRY-BY-COUNTRY GROUND-BASED AIR DEFENCE

HOLDINGS (ARMY & AIR FORCE)
EUROPE . . . . . . . . 17
SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA . . . . . . . . 20
LATIN AMERICA . . . . . . . . 23
MIDDLE EAST & NORTH AFRICA . . . . . . . . 25
ASIA-PACIFIC . . . . . . . . 30
RUSSIA & CIS . . . . . . . . 34
NORTH AMERICA . . . . . . . . 36

EVENT INFORMATION . . . . . . . . 37

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 SUMMARY

Air and Missile Defence programmes and requirements continue to evolve at a

rapid pace. Perceived threats posed by the likes of Russia in Europe and North
Korea in the Far East have prompted increased BMD initiatives in these regions.
At the same time, the market for all sectors of the Air Defence Systems market
remains buoyant over 30 countries have new procurement or upgrade
programmes under way. The value of the Air and Missile Defence market is
estimated to be over $30 billion over the next 10 years.

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COUNTRY-BY-COUNTRY ANALYSIS
EUROPE
Germany
Prospect for Evolved Patriot.
IRIS-T SL is planned for the German Armed Forces.

Hungary
The Mistral short-range surface-to-air missile systems of the Hungarian
Defence Force (HDF) are to upgraded by MBDA.

Netherlands
The Royal Netherlands Air Force plans to replace its ARES MPR (Medium
Power Radars) with new Thales SMART-L -band ground-based air
surveillance radars from 2017. Currently the RNLAF operates two ARES MPR
radars to perform ballistic missile detection and tracking, one of which is
located in the central Netherlands at the Air Operations Control Station at
Nieuw-Milligen airbase, with a second located at Wier airbase in the north
of the country.

Poland
The Wisla (Visula) medium-range air and missile defence requirement has
been released to tender. Raytheon (Patriot) and Eurosam (SAMP/T) have
been invited to tender. Selection was planned in 2015, with 6 batteries to be
delivered from 2017-2022.
The first mid-range air defence (MRAD) batteries should arrive by 2018 and
will be complemented by two lower tier systems, all linked together in what
has been called The Shield of Poland.

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EUROPE (CONT)
Romania
Romania is looking to upgrade its HAWK batteries.

Russia
The Verba MANPADS is being delivered to the Russian Airborne Forces.
6 PANTSIR-S short-range air defence systems have been delivered to the
Russian Air Defence Forces for defence of Moscow.
The S-500 is under development, for service entry in 2018.

Spain
Spain is to buy 2 surplus Patriot surface-to-air missile (SAM) batteries from
Germany ahead of deploying some of its existing Patriot systems as part of
the NATO cover agreed for Turkey.
The 2 batteries will each include 5 launchers in the PAC2+ configuration.

Turkey
The T-LORAMIDS requirement to replace the NIKE HERCULES has been
scrapped.

U.K.
The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) has ordered a new ground-based surface-
to-air missile (SAM) system from MBDA.
Known as the Future Local Area Air Defence System (FLAADS) Land, the new
SAM system will eventually replace the British Armys Rapier Field Standard
C (FSC) short-range SAM systems.
A development and manufacture phase contract has been awarded to MBDA
for the programme. The contract is valued at 228 million ($348 million).

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EUROPE

EUROPE (CONT)
U.K. (cont)
FLAAD Land should be ready for entry into service at the end of the
decade. Retirement of the Rapier is scheduled to begin in 2020.
The Royal Artillery (RA) currently operates 5 batteries of Rapier FSC missiles
and these are likely to be replaced on a one-for-one basis. The RA also
deploys the Starstreak High Velocity Missile (HVM).
FLAADS Land uses the MBDA Common Anti-air Modular Missile (CAMM) as
its interceptor. CAMM is also on order for the Royal Navys Sea Ceptor
primary air defence system which will equip the services Type 23 frigates
and future Type 26 Global Combat Ships.
The upgrade of the Type-1045/Sampson radars could see its detection range
increased.
The Type-997/ARTISAN radars equipping the Royal Navys Type 23 frigates,
are currently being qualified to work with the MBDA Sea Ceptor SAM which
will replace the Sea Wolf SAMs currently used by the Type 23s from 2016.
The Type-997/ARTISAN will also equip the planned Type 26 Global Combat
Ship (GCS).
The SCANTER 4103 was selected in late 2014 to equip the last three River
class OPVs of the Royal Navy. The delivery of the first radar is scheduled for
2016.

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MIDDLE EAST

MIDDLE EAST
Bahrain
Patriot is planned for procurement.

Egypt
Egypt has acquired the S-300VM long-rang, Buk medium-range and Tor
short-range surface-to-air missile systems from Russia.

Iraq
Pantsyr S1 mobile short-range air defence systems and Igla-1 (SA-24)
MANPADS have been supplied by Russia.

Israel
The Iron Beam High Energy Laser (HEL) was unveiled at the Singapore Air
Show in February 2015. It is designed to destroy rockets, mortars and UAVs.
A 3rd Battery of Arrow 2s is under construction. The Arrow 3 is under
development for deployment from 2016. Davids Sling is to be deployed
from 2015. 6 Batteries of Iron Dome interceptors are planned. 10-15
Batteries of an extended-range version are also planned.

Kuwait
A contract has been signed for 2 more Patriot fire units (to add to the 5 PAC-
2 fire units, each with 5 launchers, already in-service). Delivery is scheduled
by the end of April 2018.

Oman
Oman has signed a contract to procure NASAMS air defence systems.

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MIDDLE EAST (CONT)

Qatar
Raytheon has been awarded an undefinitised contract (UCA) for creation of
an air and missile defence operation centre (ADOC) for Qatar.
Qatar and Saudi Arabia will both order Lockheed Martins Terminal High
Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) ballistic missile defence system, although it
could be up to 3 years before the contracts are finalised.
The US Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) announced in 2012
that Qatar had requested the sale of THAAD and PAC-3 missiles and,
although a contract has been signed for the latter, the THAAD contract has
yet to emerge.

Saudi Arabia
The upgrade to the PAC-2 Patriot air defence systems to allow them to fire
PAC-3 missiles, has been approved by the U.S. Government. 202 PAC-3
missiles and 36 launcher modification kits are to be supplied.
Qatar and Saudi Arabia will both order Lockheed Martins Terminal High
Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) ballistic missile defence system, although it
could be up to 3 years before the contracts are finalised.

Syria
Russia will deliver S-300 long-range air defence systems to Syria.

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MIDDLE EAST (CONT)

UAE
The UAE is interested in upgrading its Mistral short-range air defence
systems.
2 THAAD Fire Units (9 Launchers) and 9 Patriot PAC-3 Fire Units (37
Launchers) are to be procured.
MBDA has teamed with Nimr Automotive to submit a version of its Multi-
Purpose Combat System (MPCS) for an Emirati Defences Forces requirement
for a very short-range air defence system (V-SHORAD).
MBDA announced at IDEX 2015 that the two companies were developing
the Hafeet ADV to meet the requirement for a high efficiency V-SHORAD
system.

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ASIA

ASIA-PACIFIC
Australia
Australia plans to include a replacement for its Saab RBS-70 very-short-range
air defence missile system in its next Defence Capability Plan. The Australian
government will give first pass approval in fiscal year 2016-2017. Acquisition
is estimated to cost between AUS $500 million (US $469 million) and AUS $1
billion. Government approval for acquisition will be sought in fiscal year
2017-2018. Army Initial Operational Capability (IOC) is planned for fiscal year
2020 to 2021.

China
The QW-19 MANPADS was unveiled by the China Aerospace Corporation
(CASIC) at Airshow China in 2014. The system is still under development.

India
Medium Range and Long-Range Surface-to-Air Missiles are being developed
by the DRDO and BET, in collaboration.
6 more AKASH Squadrons were to be delivered in 2015.
A new Medium Range SAM being is developed with Israel, to replace the SA-
3B (13 Squadrons required).
A new Short-Range SAM (MAITRI) is being developed with France.

Indonesia
Starstreak is on order (5 Batteries on Mobile Launchers).
Indonesia has received Termas SCANTER 4103 X-band naval surveillance
radar to equip the Indonesian Navys KRI Fatahillah corvette, the installation
of which was completed in March 2014.
The indigenously constructed SIGMA corvettes will be armed with MBDA
Aster 15 SAMs and a Rheinmetall Defence Millennium 35mm Close In
Weapons System (CIWS).
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ASIA-PACIFIC (CONT)
Japan
Japan plans to improve its ground-based missile defence capabilities and has
shown an interest in the Aegis Ashore system.
A first Control Test Vehicle (CTV) firing of a Standard Missile-3 (SM-3) Block
IIA exo-atmospheric interceptor took place in 2015.
Being developed under a US-Japan joint programme, the Block IIA missile
will be deployed from Aegis ships and shore sites from 2018 as part of the
European Phased Adaptive Approach Phase 3 ballistic missile defence shield.
The US-Japan SM-3 Cooperative Development (SCD) programme will
complete the development and initial at sea flight testing of the SM-3 Block
IIA missile and preparation for subsequent production.

Malaysia
The Malaysian Army has requirements for MANPADS, short-range and
medium-range SAMs. The Chinese LY-80 System is being offered to Malaysia.
Starstreak has also been offered.
The Royal Malaysian Navy has ordered 2 SharpEye Mk.II Lightweight Radars
for each of its Littoral Combat Ships.
Deliveries to equip these vessels will start in 2016 and conclude in 2020.
The 3000 tonne ships will also carry MBDA MICA vertically-launched SAMs.

Myanmar
The United Wa State Army (UWSA) insurgents have acquired the FN-6
Chinese MANPADS.

New Zealand
Kelvin Hughes is equipping the Royal New Zealand Navys ANZAC class
frigates with S-band SharpEye radars to be delivered from 2016.

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ASIA

ASIA-PACIFIC (CONT)
Philippines
A Ground-Based Air Defence Group is planned by the Army.

Singapore
The SAMP/T System (Aster 30 Missile)is on order to replace the I-Hawk.
Singapores ST Marine is currently working on the first 2 of a projected 8 new
Offshore Patrol Vessels (OPVs) which have been designated as the
Independence class Littoral Mission Vessels (LMV) by the Republic of
Singapore Navy (RSN).
Air defence will be provided by a 12-cell vertical launcher for the MBDA Mica
Surface-to-Air Missile (SAM) system guided by a Thales NS100D naval
surveillance radar.

South Korea
The Korean Air and Missile Defence (KAMD) System was due to be
completed by 2015 and will include upgraded PAC-2 Patriots. PAC-3 missiles
are planned for procurement after 2015.
Production of PEGASUS (CHUN MA) Mobile SAM is under way.
Production of BI HO Twin 35mm SPAAG is also under way
The CHEONGUNG SAM is to replace the Hawk from 2015-2019 (150-180
Reportedly)

Taiwan
The TIEN KUNG 3 is under development (ABM- capable).
Taiwans air defence network relies on the indigenously-produced CSIST Tien
Kung-II SAM which has a Range of 125nm (232km). Main cities are
protected by 7 Raytheon MIM-104C SAM batteries which are currently being
upgraded to Patriot PAC-3 status.

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ASIA-PACIFIC (CONT)
Thailand
Starstreak is on order (number unknown).

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NORTH AMERICA

NORTH AMERICA
U.S.A.
$1 Billion was requested in the FY 2015 budget for the Ground-Based
Midcourse Defense (GMD) programme.
$384.6 million was requested in the FY2015 budget for PAC-3 Patriot Missile
Segment Enhancements (MSE) for the U.S. Army. Patriots are being
upgraded to PAC-3 configuration.
The U.S. currently has 30 ballistic missile interceptors deployed in Alaska,
and the country plans to position another 14 interceptors in the region soon.
The U.S. DoD intends to declare the second and third phases of the
European Phased Adaptive Approach (EPAA) technically capable with the
planned fielding of next-generation interceptors at bases in Romania in 2015
and Poland in 2018. SM-3 Block-1A/IIA missiles will be deployed as
interceptors.
Raytheon has begun development of an extended-range (ER) variant of its
AIM-120 Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missile (AMRAAM) for ground-
based air defence.
Raytheons plans to integrate the weapon into the National Advanced
Surface-to-Air Missile System (NASAMS).
Raytheon and partner Kongsberg have delivered more than 70 NASAMS fire
units to 7 countries.
NASAMS is operationally deployed in Finland, the Netherlands, Spain and
the United States. It is also in production for Oman.
Raytheons AN/SPY-6(V) Air and Missile Defence (AMDR) radar was selected
by the United States Navy in October 2014 to equip its Arleigh Burke class
Flight-III series destroyers, the first of which is to be procured in 2016.
The first AN/SPY-6(V) Radar is expected to be delivered to the US Navy for
installation on the first Arleigh Burke class Flight III vessel by the end of
2019.

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NORTH AMERICA

NORTH AMERICA (CONT)

U.S.A. (cont)
Saab is supplying its C-band Sea Giraffe AMB naval surveillance radar for the
Independence class Littoral Combat Ship (LCS), locally designated as the
AN/SPS-77.
The number of additional deliveries depends on the number of additional
Independence class LCSs the US Navy orders, beyond the 10 ordered so far.
Meanwhile, Airbus Defence and Spaces TRS-3D C-band radar (US Navy
designation is AN/SPS-75) has been ordered for Lockheed Martins
Freedom class LCS.
In all, the TRS-3D will equip 8 Freedom class LCSs, plus one additional test
system to be installed on a US Navy test ship. The balance of 4 ships will
carry the TRS-4D.
The US Navy is developing a new radar to help reduce costs on new-
construction nuclear-powered aircraft carriers while providing a common
system for future amphibious assault ships and for retrofitting to its existing
Nimitz-class carriers.
The navy is planning to release a request for proposals (RfP) around March
2016 for off-the-shelf radars intended for its second and third Ford-class
carriers.
The new radar, to be called the Enterprise Air Surveillance Radar (EASR), will
replace the Dual Band Radar, originally acquired for the navys Zumwalt-class
destroyer programme and currently fitted on board the first Ford-class
carrier.

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LATIN AMERICA

LATIN AMERICA
Brazil
The Army will order the RBS-70 MANPADS from Sweden. 16 launcher units
are planned for procurement. 2 Batteries of Igla S also planned.
3 Batteries of PANTSIR-S1 are planned for airfield protection by Air Force.

Peru
Contract signed by Air Force for 2 battieries of SPADA 2000s with Aspide
Missiles. Each battery has 2 x 6-cell launchers

Venezuela
A new air defence brigade (the 79th) has been established for the air
defence of Tachira, on the border with Colombia. Venezuela was the first
recipient of the S-300VM long-range surface-to-air missile system from
Russia.

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SUB-SAHARAN
AFRICA

SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA
Tanzania
Tanzania has received the FB-6A mobile SHORADS system.

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 COUNTRY-BY-COUNTRY GROUND-BASED AIR
DEFENCE HOLDINGS (ARMY & AIR FORCE)

EUROPE
COUNTRY CURRENT AIR DEFENCE HOLDING FUTURE PLANS
Albania HN-5 MANPADS (Army)
Austria 24 Mistral (+6 stored) (Air Force)
AA: 24 Z-FIAK 35MM (Air Force)
Belgium 45 Mistral (Army)
Bosnia and SA-13; 6 SA-9; 20 SA-6 ; SA-14; SA-16 (Air
Herzegovina Defence Brigade)
AA: 9 BOV-3 SPAAG 20MM; 38 M53/116
M-53-59 SP ; 6 ZSU 57/2 SP; 32 M-55A2/4
M38/1 M55A2B1/293 M55 A3/A4/138
M75; 29 ZU-23/9 GSh-23 23MM; 33 M-53
30MM; 7 Type-55 37MM; 31 L60/16 L70,
2 M-12 40MM (Air Defence Brigade)
Bulgaria SA-7; 24 SA-8 (Army)
AA: 400 KS-19 100MM; S-60 57MM;
ZSU-23-4 SP/ZU-23 23MM (Army)
S-300; SA-2; SA-3; SA-5; SA-6 (Air Force)
Croatia AA: 9 S-10; 39 BOV-3 SP; 57 M55A4
(Army)
S-300; SA-9; SA-14; SA-16 (Air Force)
Cyprus SA-15; Mistral; 12 Aspide (National Guard)
AA: 36 M-55 20MM; 24 GDF-003 35MM
(National Guard)
Czech SA-7; RBS-70 (Air Force)
Republic
Denmark Stinger (Army)
Estonia Mistral (Army)
Finland 16 ASRAD; 20 CROTALE; 24 NASAMS II
FIN; 9K37 BUK-M1; Stinger; RBS-70 (Army)
AA: 400 + 23MM/ 35MM (Army)
France 336 Mistral (Army)
12 Crotale NG; 8 SAMP-T (Air Force)
AA: 20MM 76T2

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COUNTRY CURRENT AIR DEFENCE HOLDING FUTURE PLANS
Germany 12 ASRAD Ozelot (with Stinger); 12 Patriot
PAC-3 (Air Force)
AA: 2 C-RAM MANTIS (Air Force)
Greece 42 I-Hawk PIP IIIs; 21 TOR-M1; 38 OSA-AK
(SA-8); 479 Stinger (Army)
AA: 204 Rh 202 20MM; 523 ZU-23-2
23MM (Army)
36 PAC-3 Patriot; 12 S-300; 9 Crotal
NG/GR; 4 TOR-M1; (Air Force)
AA: 35+ 35MM (Air Force)
Hungary 6 SA-6 (24 Launchers); 45 Atlas Twin
Launchers with Mistral 2 (Air Force)
Ireland 7 RBS-70 (Army)
AA: 32 L/70 40MM (Army)
Italy 16 SAMP-T; 32 Aspide; Stinger (Army)
AA: 64 SIDAM 25MM SP
Stinger (Marines)
4 SPADA Batteries (Air Force)
Latvia RBS-70 (Air Force)
24 L/70 40MM (Air Force)
Lithuania Stinger (Army)
RBS-70; Stinger (Air Force)

Macedonia 8 SA-13; 5 SA-16 (Army) 3-4 Low Altitude Air Defence Missile
AA: 36 L20 40MM (Army) Batteries to be procured by 2020 for
Air Force Brigade.
Malta AA: 50 ZPU-4 14.5mm (Army)
Netherlands 2 Air Defence Batteries (18 Fennek/MB-
Mounted Stingers each); 20 PAC-3 Patriot;
Stinger (Army)
Stinger (Marines)
Norway 2 NASAMS Batteries (each with 3 Fire
Units and 9 6-Cell Launchers) (Air Force)

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COUNTRY CURRENT AIR DEFENCE HOLDING FUTURE PLANS
Poland 20 SA-6; SA-7; 64 SA-8 (Army) Ballistic Missile Defence Site with SM-3
AA: 8 ZSU-23-4 SPAAG 23MM SP; 20 ZSU-23- IIA Missiles is to be deployed by 2018
4MP 23MM SP; 252 ZU-23-2 23MM; 72 in agreement with the U.S.A.
ZUR-23-2 KG/PG 23MM (Army)
17 SA-3M GOA Batteries (51 Launchers); 1
SA-5 Battery (6 Launchers) (Air Force)
Portugal 29 Chaparral; 20 Stinger MANPADS (Army)
Romania AA: 24 GDF-203 35MM; 42 Gepard 35MM
SPAAG (Army)
6 SA-2; 8 Hawk PIP III (Air Force)
Serbia 77 SA-6; SA-7; 12 SA-9; SA-16; 5 SAVA S10M
(Army)
AA: 36 L70 40MM (Army)
6 SA-3; 9 SA-6; SA-7; SA-16 (Air Force)
AA: 24 L70 40MM (Air Force)
Slovakia SA-7; SA-13; SA-16 (Army)
Slovenia 6 Roland II; 36 SA-16; 96 SA-18 (Air Element)
Spain 8 Patriot Batteries; 52 I-Hawk PIP III; 18
Roland; 8 NASAMS; 13 Aspide; 105 Mistral
(Army)
AA: 91 GDF-005 35MM (Army)
2 Mistral/Aspide Groups (Air Force)
Sweden RBS-70 (Army) IRIS-T on order (Numbers
AA: 30 Strv 90LV (Army) unknown)(Army)
Switzerland 96 Stinger (Army)
54 Rapier (4 Batteries) (Air Force)
AA: 35MM (Air Force)
Turkey 146 PMS (Pedestal Mounted Stinger); 70
ATILGAN (on M113 Chassis); 78 ZIPKIN (on
Land Rover 130 Chassis) (Army)
AA: 262 M42A1 40MM SP; 439 GAI-DO1
20MM; 120 GDF-001/GDF-003 35MM; 803
L60/L70 40MM; 40 T-1 (Army)
72 NIKE HERCULES (8 Squadrons); 86 Rapier
(21 Batteries); Hawk (Air Force)
UK 14 Rapier FSC; 60 Stormer HVM/Starstreak
(Army)
Starstreak (Marines)

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COUNTRY CURRENT AIR DEFENCE HOLDING FUTURE PLANS
Angola 500 SA-7; SA-14; SA-16; AA: 450+ ZPU-4
14.5MM/ZU-23-2 23MM/M-1939 37MM/S-
60 57MM (Army)
10 SA-13 SP; 25 SA-6 SP; 15 SA-8 SP; 20 SA-8
SP; 40 SA-2; 12 SA-3 (Air Force)
Botswana Javelin; SA-7; SA-16; AA: 7 Vulcan 20MM
(Army)
Burkina SA-7; AA; 30 ZPU 14.5MM; 12 TCM-20
Faso 20MM (Defence Force)
Burundi SA-7; AA: 15 ZPU-4 14.5MM; 135+ ZU-23
23MM/Type 55 37MM
Cameroon AA: 18 Type 63 37mm; 18 35mm twin;
18Type 58 14.5mm (Army)

Cape Verde SA-7; AA: 18 ZPU-1 14.5MM; 12 ZU-23

23MM (Army)
Chad SA-6; SA-16; AA: ZPU-1/2/4 14.5MM; ZU-23
23MM (Army)

Congo AA: 16 ZPU-2/4 14.5mm; 40 37mm; 28 M-

1939 57mm; S-60 57MM; KS-19 100MM;
ZSU-23-4 23MM (Army)
DRC SA-7; AA: 12 ZPU-4 14.5mm; 52 M-1939
37mm; 50 (est.) 40mm (probably out of
service) (Army)
Cote SA-7 (reported); AA: 6 M3 VDAA 20MM SP;
DIvoire 5 40mm; 10 20MM; ZU-23-2 23MM 5 L/60
40MM (Army)

Djibouti 5 M693 20MM SP; 5 ZU-23 23MM; 5 L/70

40MM (Army)
Eritrea SA-7; AA: ZSU-23-4 23MM SP; ZU-23 23MM
(Army)
Ethiopia SA-2; SA-3; SA-7; (Army)
AA: ZSU-23-4 23MM SP; ZU-23; M-1939
37mm; S-60 57MM (Army)
Gabon AA: 4 ERC-20 20MM SP; 10 M-1939 37mm;
3 L/70 40mm; 24 ZU-23-2 23MM (Army)

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COUNTRY CURRENT AIR DEFENCE HOLDING FUTURE PLANS
Ghana SA-7 (Army)
AA: 4+ ZPU-2/4 14.5MM; 4 ZU-23-2
23MM (Army)
Guinea SA-7 (Army)
AA: M-53 (Twin) 30MM; 8 M-1939 37MM;
12 Type 59 57MM; 4 KS-19 100MM
(Army)
Guinea Bissau SA-7 (Army)
AA: 18 ZU-23 23MM; 6 M-1939 37MM; 10
S-60 57MM (Army)
Kenya AA: 11 Oerlikon/ 70 TCM-20 20MM; 13
L/70 40MM (Army)
Madagascar AA: 50 ZPU-4 14.5MM; 20 Type-55 37MM
(Army)
Malawi Blowpipe (Army)
AA: 40 ZPU-14 14.5MM (Army)
Mauritania SA-7; SA-9 (Reported) (Army)
AA: 16 ZPU-2/12 ZPU-4 14.5MM; 20 ZU-
23-3 23MM; 10 M-1939 37MM; 12 S-60
57MM; 12 KS-19 100MM (Army)
Mozambique SA-7 (Army)
AA: 20 ZSU-57-2 57MM SP; M-55 20MM;
120 ZU-23-2 23MM; 90 M-1939 37MM
(10 in store); 60 S-60 57MM (30 in store)
(Army)
Namibia SA-7 (Army)
AA: 50 ZPU-4 14.5MM; 15 Zumlac 23MM
SP (Army)

Niger AA: 10 M3 VDAA 20MM SP; 29 20MM

(Army)
Nigeria 16 Roland; 40 Blowpipe; SA-7 (Army)
AA: L/70 40MM; 30 ZSU-23-4 23MM SP;
ZU-23 23MM (Army)
Rwanda SA-7 (Army)
AA: 150 (Est.) 14.5MM/23MM/37MM
(Army)
Senegal AA: 21 M-693 20MM; 12 L/60 40MM
(Army)

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COUNTRY CURRENT AIR DEFENCE HOLDING FUTURE PLANS
Seychelles SA-7 (Land Forces)
AA: ZPU-2/ZPU-4 14.5MM; M-1939 37MM
(Land Forces)
Sierra Leone AA: 4 12.7MM; 3 14.5MM (Army)
Somalia AA: 20MM; ZU-23 23MM (Army)

South Africa AA: 40 GDF-002 35MM; 36 Zumlac 23MM

SP (Army)
South Sudan SA-7; SA-16 (Army)
AA: ZPU-4 14.5MM; ZU-23-2 23MM; Type-
65/74 37MM (Army)
Sudan SA-7 (Army)
SA-2 (Air Force)
AA: 12 M-3 VDAA 20MM SP; 8 M163
Vulcan 20MM SP; 60 Bofors 40MM; 80 M-
1939 37MM; ZPU-2 14.5MM; ZPU-4;
Type-63 57MM; S-60 85MM; 50 ZU-23-2
23MM (Army)
Tanzania SA-3; SA-6; SA-7 (Air Defence Command)
AA: 40 ZPU-2 and ZPU-4 14.5MM; 40 ZU-
23 23MM; 120 M-1939 37MM (Air
Defence Command)
Togo AA: 38 ZPU-14 14.5MM; 5 M-1939 37MM
(Army)
Uganda SA-3; SA-7; SA-16 (Peoples Defence
Force)
AA: ZPU-1/2/4 14.5MM; 20 M1939 37MM
(Peoples Defence Force)
Zambia SA-7 (Army)
AA: 50 M55 20MM; 40 M-1939 37MM; 30
(est.) S60 57mm; 16 M-1939 KS-12 85MM
(Army)
Zimbabwe SA-7 (Army)
AA: 36 ZPU-1/2/4 14.5MM; 45 ZU-23
23MM; 35 M-1939 37MM (Army)

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LATIN AMERICA
COUNTRY CURRENT AIR DEFENCE HOLDING FUTURE PLANS
Argentina 6 RBS-70 (Army)
AA: 21 HS L81 30MM; 12 GDF Oerlikon
35MM 76 L/60 (+24 training, 40 in store)/8
L/70 40MM ; 6 40mm/L70; 230 GAI-
BO1 20MM (Army)
6 RBS-70 (Marines)
AA: 10 HS-816 30MM; GDF-001 35MM
(Marines)
AA: 86 Oerlikon /Rh-202 20MM (10
Batteries); 2 Oerlikon GDF-001 35MM (1
Battery) (Air Force)
Bolivia AA: 18 Type 65 37MM Twin (Army)
Brazil 13 FILA AD Systems; Mistral; Igla; Igla S Army will order the RBS-70 MANPADS
(Army) from Sweden. 16 launcher units are
planned for procurement. 2 Batteries
of Igla S also planned.
AA: 10 Gepard 1A2 35MM SP; 27 L/70
40MM; 39 GDF-001 35MM (Army) Gepard deliveries to complete in 2015.
6 L/70 40MM (Marines)
3 Batteries of PANTSIR-S1 planned for
airfield protection by Air Force.
Chile 12 Mistral (Army)
AA: 16 Piranha /TCM-20; 25 M167 Vulcan
20MM (Army)
5 Crotale, Mistral, Mygale (Air Force)
AA: M163/167 Vulcan; Oerlikon GDF-005
35MM (Air Force)
Colombia AA: 4 M1A1 40MM (Army)
Cuba SA-6; SA-7; SA-8; SA-9; SA-13; SA-14, SA-16
(Army)
AA: ZSU-23-4 23MM SP; BTR-60P 30MM SP;
ZSU-57-2 SP 57MM; KS-19/M-1939 100MM;
KS-12 85MM; S-60 57MM; M-1939 37MM;
M-53 30MM; ZU-23 23MM (Army)
SA-2; SA-3 (Air Force)
Dominican AA: 4 20MM (Air Force)
Republic

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LATIN AMERICA (cont)
COUNTRY CURRENT AIR DEFENCE HOLDING FUTURE PLANS
Ecuador Blowpipe; SA-7; SA-18 (Army)
AA: 44 M163 Vulcan SP; 128 ZPU-1/2
14.5MM; 28 M-1935/ 10 M167 Vulcan
20MM; 30 L/70/M1A1 40MM (Army)
6 SA-8; 7 M48 Chapparal; SA-7; SA-16; SA-
18; Blowpipe (Air Force)
AA: 28 M35 20MM SP; 34 ZU-23 23MM; 30
GDF-002 35MM (Air Force)
El Salvador AA: 31 M55 20MM; 4 TCM-20 20MM SP
(Army)
Guatemala AA: 16 M-55 20MM; 16 GAI-DO1 20MM
(Army)
Honduras AA: 24 M55A2 20MM; 24 TCM-20 20MM
(Army)
Mexico AA: 40 M55 12.7MM; 40 GAI-BO1 20MM
(Army)
SA-18 (Marines)
Nicaragua SA-7; SA-14; SA-16 (Army)
AA: 18 ZU-23 (1 Group) (Air Force)
Paraguay AA: 3 M9 20MM SP; 10 M1A1 40MM; 6 L60
40MM (Army)
Peru 400 SA-7; 120 SA-14; 200+ SA-16 (Army) Contract signed for 2 battieries of
AA: 35 ZSU-23-4 23MM SP; 80 ZU-23-2/ 50 SPADA
ZU-23 23MM (Army) 2000s with Aspide Missiles for the Air
AA: 20MM SP (Marines) Force. Each battery has 2 x 6-cell
SA-3 (6 Battalions) (Air Force) Launchers
Uruguay AA: 6 M-167 Vulcan 20MM; 8 TCM-20
20MM (Army)
Venezuela RBS-70; Mistral; 1,800 Igla-S (Army)
AA: ZSU-23/ZOM1 Twin 23MM (Army)
BUK-M2E (Marines)
SA-24; ADAMA; Mistral; RBS-70; S-300VM (4
Batteries); Pechora 2M (Air Defence
Command)
AA: 200 (Est.) ZSU-23-2 23MM SP; 6+ AMX-
13 Rafaga/6 M-42 40MM SP; 114+ L/70
40MM/ Some M1 40MM (Air Defence
Command)

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MIDDLE EAST & NORTH AFRICA
COUNTRY CURRENT AIR DEFENCE HOLDING FUTURE PLANS
Algeria 180 SA-7; 48 (Est.) SA-8; 20 (Est.) SA-9
(Army)

AA: 60 ZPU-2/40 ZPU-4 14.5MM; 100 ZU-23

23MM; 225 (Est.) ZSU-23-4 23MM SP; 150
M-1939 37MM; 150 (Est.) M-1939 57MM;
20 M-1939 KS-12 85MM; 150 KS-19
100MM; 10 KS-30 130MM (Army)

S300 PMU2 (8 Battalions); SA-2; SA-3; SA-6

(Air Force)

AA: 725 85MM/100MM/130MM (Air Force)

Bahrain 160 RBS-70; 400 Stinger; 6 I-Hawk Batteries ; Patriot planned for procurement
7 Crotale(Army)

AA: 12 Oerlikon 35MM ; 12 L/70 40MM

(Army)
Egypt SA-7; 20 SA-9; SA-18; Stinger; 50 Avenger;
20 Chaparral (Army)

AA: 120 ZSU-23-4 SP; 40 ZSU-57-2 SP;150

37MM SP; 45 Sinai -23; 300 ZPU-4; 200 ZU-
23-2; 200 S-60 57MM (Army)

SA-2; 212+ SA-3; SA-6; 12 I-Hawk PIP III

Batteries (78+ Systems); 12 Chaparral
Batteries (50+ Systems); 14 Crotale Batteries
(24+ Systems); 282+ Skyguard/Amoun; Ayn
al-Saqr (Air Defence Forces)

AA: 36+ Sinai-23 SPAAG; 6SD-20S; 230 ZSU-

23-4 SP; 600 S-60 57MM; 400 M-1939 KS-12
85MM; 300 KS-19 100MM (Air Defence
Forces)

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MIDDLE EAST & NORTH AFRICA (cont)
COUNTRY CURRENT AIR DEFENCE HOLDING FUTURE PLANS
Iran SA-7; SA-14; SA-24; QW-1; QW-11; HN-54;
HQ-7 SP (Reported) (Army)

AA: 100 ZSU-23-4 SP 23MM; 80 ZSU-57-2 SP

57MM; ZPU-2/ZPU-4 14.5MM; 300 ZU-23-2
23MM; 92 Skyguard 35MM; M-1939 37MM;
50 L/70 40MM; 200 S-60 57MM; 300 M1939
85MM (Army)

30 Rapier; 250 FM-80 (Crotale); 15 Tigercat;

150+ I-HAWK/Shahin; 45 SA-2; 100 SA-5; 29
Tor-M1 (Reported); SA-7; Stinger (Air Force)

AA: ZU-23 23MM; Oerlikon 37MM (Air

Force)
Iraq PANTSIR S1 SP; SA-24; Avenger (Air Defence
Command)

AA: ZU-23 23MM (Air Defence Command)

Israel 2 Batteries Arrow 2 (24 Systems) (Strategic 3rd Battery of Arrow 2 under
Forces) construction. Arrow 3 under
development for deployment
20 Machbet; 500 Stinger (Army) from 2016. David Sling to be deployed
from 2015. 6 Batteries of Iron Dome
6 I-Hawk Batteries; 4 Patriot PAC-2 Batteries interceptors planned. 10-15 Batteries
(Air Force) of extended-range version planned.

AA: 105 M163 Machbet Vulcan 20MM SP;

60 ZSU-23-4 SP 23MM; 150 ZU-23 23MM;
455 M167 Vulcan 20MM/M-1939
37MM/TCM-20 20MM; 150 L/70 40MM (Air
Force)
Jordan 270 Redeye; SA-7; 48 SA-8 SP; 92 SA-13 SP; 60 Cheetah (Gepard) Twin 35mm
SA-14; SA-16; SA-18 (Army) SPAAG have been purchased from
Dutch surplus.
AA: 100 M163 Vulcan SP; 40 ZSU-23-4 SP
23MM; 216 M-42 SP 40MM (not all
operational) (Army)

40 PAC-2 Patriot; 24 I-HAWK (Air Force)

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MIDDLE EAST & NORTH AFRICA (cont)
COUNTRY CURRENT AIR DEFENCE HOLDING FUTURE PLANS
Kuwait 12 Aspide; Starburst; Stinger (Army) 2 additional Patriot Fire Units on order.
PAC-3 Missiles to be acquired.
AA: 12+ Oerlikon 35MM (Army)

24 I-Hawk; 40 PAC-2 Patriot; 12 Aspide (Air

Force)
Lebanon SA-7

AA: 20 20MM; 57 ZU-23 23MM (Army)

Morocco SA-7; 37 Chaparral; 12 Tunguska M-1
Gun/Missile Systems (Army)

AA: 150-180 ZPU-2/20 ZPU-4 14.5MM; 75-

90 ZPU-23-2 23MM; 37mm; 57mm; 17 KS-
19 100MM; 60 M-163 Vulcan SP; 40 M167
Vulcan (Army)
Oman 34 SA-7; 30 Javelin; 8 Mistral 2 (Army)

AA: 4 ZU-23-2 23MM; 10 GDF-005 35MM

Twin; 12 L/60 40MM (Army)

14 Javelin (Royal Guard)

9 VAB VDAA SP 20MM (Royal Guard)

40 Rapier (Air Force) NASAMs on order to replace Rapier

Qatar 24 Mistral; Blowpipe; Stinger; SA-7; 9 2 THAAD Fire Units (12 Launchers/150
Roland II (Air Force) Missiles to be procured. 11 Patriot
PAC-3 Fire Units (44 Launchers/246
GEM-T and 768 PAC-3 Missiles) on
order .

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MIDDLE EAST & NORTH AFRICA (cont)
COUNTRY CURRENT AIR DEFENCE HOLDING FUTURE PLANS
Saudi Crotale SP; Stinger; Redeye (Army)
Arabia
40 Crotale SP; 400 M998/M1097 Avenger
SP; 17 I-Hawk Batteries (128 Launchers); 141
Shahine I/ Shahine II Fire Units SP (being
withdrawn); 96 PAC-2 Patriot Fire Units;
Redeye; 500 Mistral (Naval) (Air Defence
Force)

AA: 128 GDF Oerlikon 35MM; 150 L/70

40MM (in store); 92 M163 Vulcan SP; 8 850+
AMX-30 30MM SP (Air Defence Force)

AA: 30 M167 Vulcan 20MM; 130 M2 90MM

(National Guard)
Syria SA-7; SA-8; SA-9; SA-11; SA-13; SA-17; SA-
18; SA-22; SA-24 (Army)

AA: ZU-23 23MM; M-1939 37MM; 400 S-60

57MM; KS-19 100MM; 300 ZSU-23-4 SP; 10
ZSU-57-2 SP (Army)

SA-2; SA-3; SA-5; SA-6; SA-7A/B (Air Defence Deliveries of S300 PMU-1 unconfirmed.
Command)
Tunisia 26 M48 Chaparral; RBS-70 (Army)

AA: 100 M55 20MM; 15 Type 55/65 37MM

(Army)
UAE Blowpipe; Mistral (Army)

AA: 42 M3 VDAA 20MM SP; 20 GCF-BM2

30MM (Army)

I-Hawk (3 BTN); Rapier; Crotale; RBS-70; SA- 2 THAAD Fire Units (9 Launchers) to be
18; Javelin; 50 9K69 PANTSIR S1 procured.
Gun/Missile; 78 Avenger Fire Units (780
Stinger Missiles); PAC-3 Patriot (3 BTN);
Mistral (Naval) (Air Defence Force)

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MIDDLE EAST & NORTH AFRICA (cont)
COUNTRY CURRENT AIR DEFENCE HOLDING FUTURE PLANS
Yemen SA-7; SA-9; SA-13; SA-14 (Army)

AA: 50 M167 Vulcan 20MM; 100 ZU-23-2

23MM; 150 M-1939 37MM; 120 S-60
57MM; 40 M-1939 KS-12 85MM; 20 M163
Vulcan 20MM; 50 ZSU-23-4 23MM SP
(Army)

SA-2; SA-3; SA-6; SA-7; SA-9; SA-13; SA-14

(Air Defence Force)

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ASIA PACIFIC
COUNTRY CURRENT AIR DEFENCE HOLDING FUTURE PLANS
Australia 30 RBS-70 (Army)
Bangladesh 43 QW-2 MANPADS; FM-90 SP (Army)
AA: 132 Type 65/74 37MM; 34 Type 59
57MM (Army)
Brunei Rapier; 12 Mistral (Air Force)
Cambodia 50 FN-6; FN-16 (Reported) (Army)
AA: ZPU-1/2/4 14.5MM; M-1939 37MM; S-
60 57MM (Army)
China 24 TOR M1; HN-5A/B; FN-6/QW-1/QW-2; 30
HQ-6D; 200 HQ-7A; 24 HQ-16A; 18 HQ-17
(Army)
AA: 7,376+; 270 Type-04A 25MM SP; 100
Type-07 35MM SP; 6 Type-88 37MM SP;
Type-87 25MM; Type-99 35MM; Type 55
37MM; Type 65/74 37MM Twin); Type
59 57MM; Type 59 100MM (Army)
HN-5 (Marines)
24 HD-6D; 60+ HQ-7; 32+ HQ-9; 24 HQ-12;
32 S-300PMU; 64 S-300 PMU1; 64 S-
300PMU2; 300+ SA-2; (Air Force)
AA: 16,000 85MM/100MM
India 180 SA-6; 620 SA-7; 50+ SA-8B; 200 SA-9; 6 more AKASH Squadrons to be
250 SA-13; 2,000+ SA-16; SA-18; AKASH (8 delivered in 2015.
Batteries) (Army) New Medium Range SAM being
AA: Oerlikon 20MM (Reported); 1,920 L- developed with Israel, to replace SA-
40/70 40MM; 75 ZSU-23-4 SP 23MM; 320+ 3B (13 Squadrons Required).
ZU-23-2 23MM; 20-80 2S6 New Short-Range SAM (MAITRI) being
TUNGUSKA SPAAG 30MM (Army) developed with France.
SA-3B (30 Fire Units); SA-8B (8 Batteries);
SA-8B; SA-18; AKASH (4 Batteries) (Air
Force)
Indonesia 2 Kobra; TD-2000B; 42 RBS-70; 51 Rapier; Starstreak on order (5 Batteries on
QW-3 (Army) Mobile Launchers)
AA: 121 Rh 202 20MM; 90 L/70 40MM; 200
S-60 57MM; Giant Bow 23MM (Army)
AA: 5 L/60/L/70 40MM; S-60 57MM
(Marines)
QW-3 (Special Forces)
AA: 6 Oerlikon 35MM (Special Forces)

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ASIA PACIFIC (CONT)
COUNTRY CURRENT AIR DEFENCE HOLDING FUTURE PLANS
Japan 50 Type 81; 126 I-Hawk; 40 Type-03 CHU-
SAM; 113 Type-93 Kin-SAM; Type-91 Kei-
SAM (Army)
AA: 52 Type-87 35MM SP (Army)
120 PAC-2/PAC-3 Patriot; 36 Type 81 (Air
Force)
AA: Vulcan 20MM (Air Force)
Korea SA-7; SA-13; SA-16 (Army)
(North) AA: 11,000 M-1992 23MM SP; M-1992
37MM SP; M-1985 57MM SP; ZPU-1/2/4
14.5MM; ZU-12 23MM; M-1939 37MM; S-
60 57MM; M-1939 85MM; KS-19 100MM;
ZSU-23-4; ZSU-57-2 SP (Army)
SA-7; 179+ SA-2; 133 SA-3; 38 SA-5; SA-7;
SA-14; SA-16 (Air Force)
Korea 100 Javelin; 35 Mistral (2,400 Missiles); Igla; Production of PEGASUS (CHUN MA)
(South) Redeye; Stinger; Chun Ma (Army) Mobile SAM under way.
AA: 80 L/60/L/70/M1 40MM; 150 (Est.) Production of BIHO Twin 35mm SPAAG
Vulcan 20MM SP; 20 BIHO Flying Tiger under way
30MM SP; 60 Vulcan 20MM; 20 GDF-003 CHEONGUNG SAM to replace Hawk
35MM; (Army) from 2015-2019 (150-180 Reportedly)
48 Patriot PAC-2; 158 Hawk (Air Force)
Laos SA-7; SA-16 (Army)
AA: 37mm; ZSU-23-4 23MM; ZU-23 23MM;
M-1939 37MM; S-60 57MM (Army)
Malaysia 15 JERNAS; Anza; HY-6; SA-18; QW-1;
Starburst (Army)
AA: 36 L40/70 40MM; 70 12.7mm; 16 GDF-
005 35MM Twin (Army)
Starburst (Air Force)
Mongolia 2+ SA-3B (Army)
AA: 150 ZPU-4 14.5MM; ZU-23 23MM; S-60
57MM (Air Force)
Myanmar SA-3; SA-19; HN-5 (Reported); SA-16 (Army)
AA: Type 80 57mm; 10 M1 40mm; Type 74
37mm Twin; TUNGUSKA Gun/Missile
Systems (Army)

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ASIA PACIFIC (CONT)
COUNTRY CURRENT AIR DEFENCE HOLDING FUTURE PLANS
Nepal AA: 30 Type 56 14.5MM; 37MM; 2 L/60
40MM(Army)
Pakistan 400 RBS-70; 100 Stinger; HN-5A; Mistral
(Army)
AA: 981 14.5MM; 248 GDF-002/005 35MM;
310 Type-55/65 37MM; 50 L/60 40MM; 144 Crotale being phased out.
Type-59 57MM; 200 Type-72 KS-12 85MM
(Army)
SA-2; SA-16; Crotale; 10 SPADA 2000 PLUS
Batteries (Air Force)
Philippines - Ground-Based Air Defence Group
planned by Army
Singapore 6 I-Hawk PIP II Fire Units; 12 SPYDER SAMP/T System (Aster 30 Missile) on
Launchers (PYTHON 5 and DERBY Missiles); order to replace I-Hawk.
330 RBS-70 (on V-200 Vehicles); 36 Mistral
(on Land Rovers); 75 Igla (on M113s) (Air
Force)
AA: GAI-C01 20MM SP; GAI-C01 20MM; 34
GDF 35MM (Air Force)
Sri Lanka AA: 24 L/40 40MM; 3 94MM (Air Force)
Taiwan 74 Avenger Systems (61 Dual-Mount TIEN KUNG 3 under development
Stingers); 2 Chaparral; Stinger (Army) (ABM- capable)
AA: M42 40MM SP; 20 GDF-001 35MM;
L/70 40MM (Army)
Antelope (Air Force)
100 MIM-23 HAWK (13 bty); 24+ PAC-3
Patriot 4 bty); 500 (Est.) Tien Kung I/II (6 bty)
(Missile Command)
Thailand 8 Starstreak; Aspide; 54 SA-24 (Army)
AA: 48 Vulcan (inc. 24 M163 SP); 30
M1/M42 40MM SP; 52 Type-74 37MM; 48
L/70 40MM; 6 (Est.) Type-59 57MM (+18
non-operational) (Army)
AA: 14 12.7MM (Marines)

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ASIA PACIFIC (CONT)
COUNTRY CURRENT AIR DEFENCE HOLDING FUTURE PLANS
Vietnam SA-7; SA-16; SA-18 (Army)
AA: ZSU-23-4 23MM SP; 14.5MM; 30MM;
37MM; 57MM ; 85MM; 100MM (Army)
SA-2; SA-3; SA-6; SA-7; SA-16; 12 S-300
PMU1 (Air Force)
AA: 37MM; 57MM; 85MM; 100MM;
130MM (Air Force)
Nepal AA: 30 Type 56 14.5MM; 37MM; 2 L/60
40MM(Army)

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RUSSIA & CIS
COUNTRY CURRENT AIR DEFENCE HOLDING FUTURE PLANS
Armenia SA-2; SA-3; SA-4; SA-6; SA-8; SA-16, SA-
18; S-300/S-300PM (Air Force and Air
Defence Forces)
AA: ZSU-23-2; ZSU-23-4 (Air Force and
Air Defence Forces)
Azerbaijan SA-4; SA-7; SA-8; SA-11; SA-13; SA-14; SA-
16; SA-24 (Army)
SA-2; SA-3; SA-5; S-300PM (Air Defence
Forces)
Belarus SA-3; SA-5; SA-8; SA-11; SA-13; S-300PS/V
(Air Defence Forces)
Georgia SA-7; SA-13; SA-14; SA-16 (Army)
8 SA-8; 1-2 Battalions SA-11; 6-10 Osa-
KM (Air Force)
Kazakhstan 100 SA2; SA-3; 27+ SA-4; 20 SA-6; S-
300 (1 Battery) (Air Force and Air Defence
Forces)
Kyrgyzstan SA-2; SA-3; SA-4 - 1 AA Regiment (Air
Defence Forces)
Moldova AA; 28 ZU-23 23MM; 11 S-60 57MM
(Army)
SA-3 (Air Force)
Russia 400 SA-8; 350+ SA-11/17; 400 SA-13; SA- S-500 under development, for service
14; 120+ SA-15; SA-16; SA-18; 250+ SA- entry in 2018.
19; SA-24 (Army)
AA: ZSU-23-4 23MM SP; ZU-23-2 23MM;
S-60 57MM (Army)
150 S-300PS/PM; 48 S-400 TRIUMF; 24
PANTSIR-S1 (Aerospace Defence Forces)
20 SA-8; 50 SA-9/13; 8 S-300PS; 8 S-400
(Marines)
AA: 60 ZSU-23-4 (Marines)
Tajikistan 20 SA-2; SA-3; SA-7 (Army)
Turkmenistan 40 SA-8; 13 SA-13; SA-7 (Army)
AA: 48 ZSU-23-4 23MM SP; 22 S-60
57MM (Army)
50 SA-2/SA-3/SA-5 (Air Force)

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RUSSIA & CIS (CONT)
COUNTRY CURRENT AIR DEFENCE HOLDING FUTURE PLANS
Ukraine SA-8; SA-13; (some S-300V in store)
(Army)
AA: ZU-23-2 23MM SP; 70 2S6 30MM; 400
(EST.) S-60 57MM (Army)
250 S-300P/PS/PT; 72 SA-11 (Air Force)
Uzbekistan SA-2; SA-3; SA-5 (1 Air Defence Brigade)

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NORTH AMERICA
COUNTRY CURRENT AIR DEFENCE HOLDING FUTURE PLANS
Canada Starburst (Army)
USA National Missile Defence (NMD) System,
with 30 Interceptor Missile Silos (Strategic
Forces)
24 THAAD; 480 PAC-2/3 Patriot; Stinger; Patriots are being upgraded to PAC-3
703 M998/M1097 Avenger (Army) configuration
30,000 Stinger (Marines)

Sources
Air Defence Holdings: IISS Military Balance 2015; S. Philpott; Janes

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15 - 17 March, 2016
London, UK

Integrated Air and Missile Defence 2016

The Gathering of the World's Air Defence Community
Air and missile defence has grown in importance for nations around the world: as the threats to
national security and infrastructure have increased dramatically in recent years. The
exacerbation of potential flashpoints around the world, from the Middle East to Eastern Europe
and beyond have seen nations move swiftly to upgrade legacy systems and to increase the
potency of their current defences.

However the threat grows ever more varied, with the proliferation of UAVs of various sizes
and armament; an increasing number of (ballistic) missile-equipped nations; and C-RAM
threats across Asia and the Middle East.

IAMD 2016 returns as the chosen forum of the global air defence community to discuss best
practice, implementation of new technologies and TTPs, and innovative methods of increasing
cooperation between international partners.

This years key questions include:

How can air defenders be aided by the OEM and systems integrators to smooth the
transition from legacy to contemporary assets?
As threats become increasingly varied, what options are there for multi-modal air defence
systems, such as directed energy, which can engage a range of targets? What benefits and
limitations to these futuristic systems?
In what ways can nations increase the integration of Air Defences across different planes,
for example Ground-Based and Sea-Based, in an effort to create a more seamless reactive
capability?
What lessons can be transferred between GBAD commanders in different regions of the
world, in terms of meeting operational challenges?

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