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List of equipment of the Azerbaijani Land Forces

This Is a list of equipment's used by the Azerbaijani Land Forces.

Equipment of the Azerbaijani Land Forces
Emblem of the Azerbaijan Land Forces
Founded26 June 1918
Current formc. 1991

Infantry weapons

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Pistols and submachine guns

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Name Caliber
Type 		Photo Country of origin Notes
Zəfər P 9×19mm
Hammer-fired pistol		     Azerbaijan
  Turkey		 Zigana K domestically license produced by MODIAR from TİSAŞ. Standard pistol of the Army.[1]
Zəfər 9×19mm
Hammer-fired pistol		 Zigana K Compact domestically license produced by MODIAR from TİSAŞ. Standard pistol of the Special Forces.[1]
Inam 9×19mm
Hammer-fired Pistol		 Zigana F domestically license produced by MODIAR from TİSAŞ.[1]
Glock 19 9×19mm
Striker-fired pistol		     Austria 160 Glock pistols purchased in 2013.[2]
IMI Uzi 9×19mm
Submachine gun		     Israel [3]

Assault rifles

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Name Caliber
Type 		Photo Country of origin Notes
Aztex AR-15 7.62×39mm
Assault rifle		     Azerbaijan Standard rifle of the Army.[4]
AK-74M 5.45×39mm
Assault rifle		     Azerbaijan
  Russia		 Used by the Army and Marines. Domestically license produced by MODIAR from Kalashnikov Concern.[5][6]
IWI Tavor X95 5.56×45mm
Assault rifle		     Israel Used by Special Forces and Marines.[4]
IWI Tavor TAR-21 5.56×45mm
Assault rifle		     Israel Used by Special Forces.[7]
AKM 7.62×39mm
Assault rifle		     Soviet Union Used by Internal Troops
AK-74 5.45×39mm
Assault rifle		     Soviet Union [citation needed]
AKS-74U 5.45×39mm
Carbine		     Soviet Union [citation needed]
PM md. 63 7.62×39
Assault rifle		     Socialist Republic of Romania [citation needed]
M16 rifle 5.56×45mm
Assault rifle		     United States [8] [better source needed]

Light and heavy machine guns

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Name Caliber
Type 		Photo Country of origin Notes
HP-7.62 7.62×54mmR
General-purpose machine gun		   Azerbaijan Standard GPMG of the Army.[9]
PK
PKM		 7.62×54mmR
General-purpose machine gun		     Soviet Union
  Azerbaijan 		Used by the Army.[10]
DShK 12.7×108mm
Heavy machine gun		     Soviet Union Standard infantry HMG of the Army.
NSV 12.7×108mm
Heavy machine gun		     Soviet Union Vehicle-mounted.[11]
IWI Negev 5.56×45mm
Light machine gun		     Israel [3]
Canik M2 QCB
M2 Browning		 12.7×99mm
Heavy machine gun		     Turkey
  United States		 [12]
Vehicle-mounted.[13]

Bayonet

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Name Type Photo Country of origin Notes
M9 bayonet Bayonet     United States M4 Carbine bayonet.

Sniper rifles

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Name Caliber
Type 		Photo Country of origin Notes
Yırtıcı-7.62 7.62×54mmR
Sniper rifle, Designated marksman rifle		 [14]   Azerbaijan Primary sniper rifle.[15][16][17]
Istiglal 14.5×114mm
Anti-materiel rifle		     Azerbaijan Standard anti-materiel rifle of the Army.[18]
OM 50 Nemesis 12.7×99mm
Sniper rifle		   Switzerland Used by Border Guards and Special Forces.[19]
.338 Edge Sniper rifle   United States Used by Border Guards and Special Forces.[20]
CheyTac M300 Sniper rifle   United States Used by Border Guards and Special Forces.[20]
Truvelo CMS .338 Lapua Magnum 8.6×70mm
Sniper rifle		     South Africa
Barrett M82 12.7×99mm
Anti-materiel rifle		     United States
RPA Rangemaster 12.7×99mm
Anti-materiel rifle		     United Kingdom Used by Border Guards and Special Forces.[20]
Accuracy International Arctic Warfare Sniper rifle     United Kingdom Used by Border Guards and Special Forces.[20]
Accuracy International AW50 12.7×99mm
Sniper rifle		     United Kingdom Used by Border Guards and Special Forces.[20]
Steyr SSG 08 Sniper rifle     Austria Used by Border Guards and Special Forces.[20]
Steyr SSG M1 Sniper rifle   Austria Used by Border Guards and Special Forces.[20]
Mubariz-12.7 12.7×108mm
Anti-materiel rifle		   Azerbaijan [15]
Yalguzag sniper rifle 7.62×51mm
Sniper rifle		     Azerbaijan [21]
Denel NTW-20 Anti-materiel rifle     South Africa [22]
Sako TRG Sniper rifle     Finland [citation needed]
MACS M4 12.7×99mm
Anti-materiel rifle		   Croatia Used by State Border Service and Special Forces.[19]
Dragunov SVD 7.62×54mmR
Sniper rifle, Designated marksman rifle		     Soviet Union
PSL 7.62×54mmR
Sniper rifle, Designated marksman rifle		     Socialist Republic of Romania
KNT-76 Sniper rifle   Turkey [23]

Hand grenades and explosives

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Name Caliber
Type 		Photo Country of origin Notes
F-1 Hand grenade     Azerbaijan
  Russia		 [24]

Grenade launchers

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Name Caliber
Type 		Photo Country of origin Notes
Milkor MGL Multiple grenade launcher   Azerbaijan
  South Africa		 [25]
AGS-30 Automatic grenade launcher     Russia [26]
AGS-17 Automatic grenade launcher     Soviet Union
GP-25 Automatic grenade launcher     Soviet Union [26]

Anti-tank guided missiles

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(Anti-tank) Guided Missiles
Name Image Origin Number Notes
(Anti-tank) Guided Missiles
9K111 Fagot     Soviet Union N/A [Range: 2.5 km].[27]
9M113 Konkurs   N/A [Range: 4 km].[27]
9K114 Shturm   N/A [Range: 5 km], (For use by Mi-24V/P attack helicopters).[27]
Spike-LR     Israel N/A [Range: 4 km].[27]
Skif     Ukraine N/A [Range: 5 km].[27]
R-2 Baryer N/A [Range: 5 km], (For use by Mi-24G attack helicopters).[27]
9M133 Kornet     Russia N/A [Range: 5.5 km].[27]
9P157-2   N/A [Range: 6 km].[27]
9M120 Ataka   N/A [Range: 6 km], (For use by Mi-35M attack helicopters).[27]
Spike-ER     Israel N/A [Range: 8 km], (Also for use by Shaldag Mk V patrol vessels).[27]
LAHAT   N/A [Range: 13 km], (For use by Mi-17 attack helicopters).[27]
Spike-NLOS   N/A [Range: 25 km], (For use by Mi-17 attack helicopters and Sa'ar 62 patrol vessels).[27]
AT-1K   South Korea N/A [28]
ETR-M   Turkey
  Azerbaijan 		N/A [Range: 60+km].[27]

Anti-tank rockets

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Name Caliber
Type 		Photo Country of origin Notes
ALAC Rocket-propelled grenade     Brazil 50 pieces received, planned to joint production.[29][30]
RPG-7 Rocket-propelled grenade     Soviet Union Reusable launcher a variety of anti-personnel and anti-tank munitions available. Also exists newer model RPG-7V
Standard issue.

Hand-held anti-aircraft missiles

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Name Caliber
Type 		Photo Country of origin Notes
9K32 Strela-2 Man-portable air-defense system     Soviet Union [31]
9K34 Strela-3 Man-portable air-defense system     Soviet Union [31]
9K310 Igla-1 Man-portable air-defense system     Soviet Union [31]
9K338 Igla-S[31] Man-portable air-defense system     Russia 1000 missiles and 200 launchers delivered between 2012-2013.[32]

Artillery

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Howitzers and field guns

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Name Image Origin Number Notes
Towed Artillery
85mm D-44     Soviet Union ~100 [Range: 15.6 km].[27]
122mm D-30   423[33] [Range: 15.4 km or 21.9 km when using RAPs].
130mm M-46   35[33] [Range: 27.5 km or 38 km when using RAPs].[34]
152mm Giatsint-B   49[33] [Range: 15.2 km or 21.9 km when using RAPs].[34]
152mm D-20   43[33]
Self-Propelled Artillery
100mm T-55     Soviet Union N/A (Used as an indirect-fire platform).[27]
120mm Cardom     Israel 5[33] [Range: 8 km].[27]
120mm Spear Mk2 18[33] Used with SandCat[33]

[Range: 10 km].[27]

120mm 2S31 Vena     Russia 17[33] [Range: 18 km].[35]
122mm 2S1 Gvozdika     Soviet Union 68[33] [Range: 15.2 km or 21.9 km when using RAPs].[34]
152mm 2S3 Akatsiya   14[33] [Range: 18.5 km or 24 km when using RAPs].[27]
152mm SpGH DANA     Czechoslovakia 36[33] [Range: 20 km].[27]
152mm 2S19 Msta     Russia 18[36] [Range: 25 km or 28.9 km when using RAPs].[37]
203mm 2S7 Pion     Soviet Union 12[36] [Range: 37.5 km or 55.5 km when using RAPs].[34]
155 mm

ATMOS 2000

    Israel 5[36]
155mm

Nora B-52

    Serbia [Range:32 km or 67 km when using RAPs].

48 on order[38]

155mm DITA     Czech Republic 70 on order[36]
Unguided Multiple Rocket Launchers
107mm TR-107 Boran     Azerbaijan
  Turkey 		71[33] [Range: 11 km].[27]
107mm MRLS-107 [Range: 11 km].[27]
122mm BM-21 'Grad'     Soviet Union 78[33] BM-21 and BM-21V[33]

[Range: 40 km].[27]

122mm RM-70     Czechoslovakia 18[33] [Range: 40 km].[34]
122mm KRL 122   Pakistan N/A [Range: 40 km].[27]
122mm T-122 'Sakarya'     Turkey 18[33] [Range: 40 km].[27]
122mm & 160mm

LAR-160 Lynx

    Israel 16[33] [Range: 40 km].[27]
  [Range: 45 km].[27]
128mm RAK-12     Croatia 10[33] [Range: 13 km].[27]
220mm TOS-1A     Russia 17[33] [Range: 6 km].[27]
300mm BM-30 'Smerch'   30[33] [Range: 90 km].[27]

Missiles and rockets

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Name Image Origin Number Notes
Guided Multiple Rocket Launchers
230mm TRLG-230     Turkey ~20 [Range: 70 km], [CEP: 2m], (Used in conjunction with Bayraktar TB2 UCAVs).[27]
302mm TRG-300 Kasirga   18[33] [Range: 120 km], [CEP: 10m].[27]
301mm Polonez     People's Republic of China
  Belarus 		6[33] [Range: 200 km], [CEP: 30m].[27]
301mm Polonez-M   [Range: 290 km], [CEP: 45m].[27]
306mm Extra     Israel ~25 [Range: 150 km], [CEP: 10m].[27]
Ballistic Missile
OTR-21 Tochka-U     Soviet Union 3[33] [Range: 120 km], [CEP: 95m].[27]
LORA     Israel 4[33] [Range: 430 km], [CEP: 10m].[27]

Mortars

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Name Manufacturer Photo Number Notes
MO-120-RT-61   France   350[citation needed]
Komando 20N6MT   Azerbaijan 400 [39]
20N5   Azerbaijan 280 [40]
2S9 Nona   Soviet Union   N/A
2B14 Podnos   Soviet Union   N/A
2B11   Soviet Union   N/A
2S12   180[33]
M1938 mortar   Soviet Union   27[33]
RM-38   Soviet Union   107[37][41]

Air defense

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Name Manufacturer Photo Number Notes
SPYDER   Israel   Unknown quantity [42]
Barak 8   Israel   12 launchers, 75 missiles [43][44][45][46]
S-300   Soviet Union  
S-200   Soviet Union
S-125   Belarus
Buk-MB   Russia  
9K33 Osa   Belarus  
T38 Stilet   Belarus
9K35 Strela   Soviet Union  

Target acquisition systems and Thermal/IR optic observation systems

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Name Manufacturer Photo Number Notes
GonioLight VT-I   Switzerland Unknown [47]
Matis HH   France Unknown [47]
Şahin Gözü   Turkey Unknown [48]
Dragoneye   Turkey Unknown The DRAGONEYE system is an electro-optical sensor system in which the following units are integrated:
  • Thermal camera
  • Laser Range Finder
  • Day Camera
  • GPS Receiver
  • Digital Magnetic Compass[48]
Dörtgöz thermal camera   Turkey Unknown DÖRTGÖZ is a 3rd generation thermal imaging system with today's most modern technology, developed for the detection, identification and diagnosis of threats from a distance[48]
DAS- DISTRIBUTED OPTICAL Aperture CAMERA SYSTEM   Turkey Unknown DAS- DISTRIBUTED OPTICAL Aperture CAMERA SYSTEM is a situational awareness system that offers 360° continuous surveillance with integrated thermal and daytime cameras[48]
ASIR IR reconnaissance camera   Turkey Unknown ASIR is a thermal imaging device with a 288x4 Focal Plane Index Detector that detects in the Far Infrared band, and it enables the detection of threatening elements easily in both day and night conditions[48]
Göz SeeSpot   Turkey Unknown EYE-SeeSpot (EYE-SS) Thermal Camera is used for detection, diagnosis and identification of threats; It is a thermal camera that provides high performance in all weather conditions day and night[48]
ADLR LRF   Turkey Unknown ADLR Laser Range Finder is a high performance laser range finder designed for use in air defense systems.[48]

Vehicles

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Tanks and armoured fighting vehicles

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Name Image Origin Variant Number Notes
Tanks
T-72     Soviet Union
  Israel 		T-72[49]
T-72AV[49]
T-72B[49]
T-72 'Aslan'[49] 		404[33] The T-72 Aslan variant was updated by Elbit Systems and Rafael from Israel.[50]
T-90     Russia T-90S[49] 93[33] 100 T-90S delivered between 2013 and 2015.[32]
Armoured reconnaissance vehicle
BRM-1K     Soviet Union 7[33]
Infantry Fighting Vehicles
BMP-1     Soviet Union 60[33] [49]
BMP-2   BMP-2[49] 91[33] [49]
BMP-3     Russia BMP-3M[32] 46[33] [49]
BTR-80   BTR-82A[49] 107[33]
BMD-1     Soviet Union 20[33]
anti-tank Guided missile carriers
9M123 Khrizantema
 
   Russia Khrizantema-S Unknown [49]

Armoured personnel carriers

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Name Photo Manufacturer Variant Number Notes
MT-LB     Soviet Union 336[33] [49]
BTR-80     Soviet Union
  Russia 		BTR-80A 7[33]
BTR-70     Soviet Union
  Ukraine
  Azerbaijan		 132[33] [49]
BTR-60     Soviet Union 10[33]
BTR-3U     Ukraine 3[32] 3 purchased from Ukraine in 2006.[51]
BRDM-2     Soviet Union 88[52] Unknown amount modernized and named "ZKDM".[53][54]

Light armored cars

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Name Manufacturer Photo Number Notes
FireForce Laser Weapon   Azerbaijan Unknown Produced by Zireh Weapons Systems, an Azerbaijani Hi-Tech weapon company.[55]
AZCAN Sentry APC   Azerbaijan
  Canada		 Unknown Produced by AZCAN Defence Solutions, an Azerbaijani-Canadian Corporation.[56] One seen being driven by the President of Azerbaijan during his visit to Karabakh. Some sources indicate that its begin used by the MIA and other claim there are handful of prototypes in the country owned by the state in general.[citation needed]
AZCAN Huron APC   Azerbaijan
  Canada		 Unknown Produced by AZCAN Defence Solutions, an Azerbaijani-Canadian Corporation.[56] Unknown if in service in the Azerbaijani military.[citation needed]
Humvee   United States   Unknown Used by peacekeeping and internal forces.[57]
AIL Storm   Israel   Unknown Unknown amount in service.[citation needed]
AIL Abir   Israel   Unknown Unknown amount in service.[citation needed]
Plasan SandCat   Israel   106[33] 10 Sandcat SPEAR 120MM, 10 Spike-LR, 100 basic sandcat (some spotted with drone launchers). R-010SC command and control, MOES-720 mobile electro-optic station, Spike-ER, Mini Samson and Samson MLS variants amongst inventory.[58]
Storm Rider   Israel Unknown [58]
Otokar Cobra   Turkey   350[33] Delivered in 2010.[citation needed]
Otokar Cobra II   Turkey   Unknown[59][60]
Otokar APV   Turkey   200
Titan D   Canada Unknown[61] Used in active service.[citation needed]
Titan S   Canada Unknown[61] Used in active service.[citation needed]
Marauder   South Africa
  Azerbaijan		   110[33] Produced in Azerbaijan with engines made in the United States.[citation needed]
Matador   South Africa
  Azerbaijan		   110[33] Produced in Azerbaijan with engines made in the United States.[citation needed]
ILDIRIM MRAP   South Africa
  Azerbaijan		 35+ Joint production by MLS. 35 more vehicles will be produced.[62] 1e8aa-1537775597.jpg
Tufan MRAP   Azerbaijan Unknown Produced by Azerbaijan Defence Industry. One prototype is produced, under development stage.[63]
Cougar   United States
  South Africa		   4 Used by peacekeeping forces.[64]
Otokar Engerek   Turkey   Unknown Bought from the Turkish Armed Forces surplus. Based on Land Rover Defender 110 with different variants such as Engerek anti-tank and AGS-17 models. Mostly used by ÇHD units.[65][66]

Light vehicles

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Name Manufacturer Photo Number Notes
Mercedes-Benz G-Class   Austria
  West Germany
  Germany		   Unknown. Used by state border service.[citation needed]
Tarpan Honker   Polish People's Republic
  Poland		   Unknown. Used by mine agencies.[citation needed]
Land Rover License Copy   Turkey   Unknown. Unknown amount in service. Fast attack variants spotted at 2020 military parade.[citation needed]
Land Rover Wolf   United Kingdom Unknown. Military ambulance, used for medical first aid and transportation purposes.[67]
Gürzə   Azerbaijan   Unknown. Patrol vehicle.[citation needed]
UAZ-3151   Soviet Union   Unknown. Used by Azerbaijani Land Forces.[citation needed]

Military transportation trucks

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Mitsubishi L200
Name Manufacturer Photo Number Notes
Unimog   Germany
  Turkey 		  Unknown Acquired from Turkey, used for infantry transportation.[citation needed]
Mercedes-Benz Atego   Germany   Unknown Used for infantry and arms-ammunitions transportation.[citation needed]
China National Heavy Duty Truck Group   People's Republic of China   Unknown Vehicle hauler trailer, used for armoured vehicle transportation.[citation needed]
Kamaz   Russia   Unknown Acquired from Russia, used for infantry transportation.[citation needed]
MAZ   Belarus   Unknown Acquired from Belarus.[citation needed]
Ural-4320   Soviet Union
  Russia 		  Unknown Inherited from Soviet Union, additional quantities purchased from Russia and used for infantry transportation.[citation needed]
Ural-43206   Russia   Unknown Used for infantry transportation.[citation needed]

Electronic warfare

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Name Origin Type Number Photo Notes
Electronic warfare
Groza-S   Belarus Automated jamming station   [68][69]

Engineering and fortification vehicles

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Name Manufacturer Photo Number Notes
Revival Demining Vehicle   Azerbaijan Demining vehicle produced by domestic company
FNSS Kunduz   Turkey   15 Armored bulldozer manufactured by FNSS Defence Systems.[70]
Tosun   Turkey 15 Armored bulldozer manufactured by Çukurova Makina and Best Group. Equipped with KORALP RCWS.[70]
Aardvark JSFU   United Kingdom   10 Mine flail
MEMATT   Turkey 20 Remote controlled demining vehicle.[70][71]
FNSS Samur   Turkey 10 Armoured vehicle-launched bridge manufactured by FNSS Defence Systems.[70] Not delivered yet.
BREM-1M   Russia   Unknown Armoured repair and recovery vehicle built on the T-90 chassis.
Obtained from Russia.[72]
BTS-5B   Ukraine 18 Armoured repair and recovery vehicle. 4 purchased from Ukraine in 2007[73] and 14 in 2012.[74][75]
IMR-2   Soviet Union   Unknown Engineering vehicle built on the T-72 chassis.[citation needed]
IMR-3M   Russia   Unknown Acquired from Russia.[76]
MTU-90   Russia   Unknown Tracked armored bridgelayer, acquired from Russia.[76]
TMM-6 Bridgelayer   Soviet Union   Unknown Based on wheeled heavyweight vehicle MZKT-7930. Acquired from Russia.[76]

Radar and field communication systems

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Ground Radar systems

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Name Manufacturer Photo Number Notes
EL/M-2080 Green Pine   Israel Unknown [77]
EL/M-2084   Israel   Unknown [77][78]
EL/M-2238 STAR   Israel Unknown

Ground-based Air-surveillance Radar systems

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Name Manufacturer Photo Number Notes
Lanza-LTR   Spain Unknown [79][80]
Lanza-MRR   Spain Unknown [79][80]

Field mobile radio and satellite communication systems

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Name Manufacturer Photo Number Notes
TASMUS   Turkey 60[81] Total 60 unit entered into service AZRA-1 AZRA-2 in project of scope[81]

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