Forum Sur l'Armée AlgérienneGROUND-BASED AIR DEFENCE COUNTRY REPORT 2009
Mise à jour 2009/ALGERIE-DEFENSE/ By Defence IQ a division of IQPC
GREECE
The first upgrade of a Hellenic Air Force (HAF) Velos air-defence system has been completed by
Rheinmetall Defence’s Swiss subsidiary Oerlikon Contraves. All major HAF air bases are protected by
a Velos battery, which consists of a Saab Sugi (Giraffe) truck-mounted surveillance radar system that
provides target information to two fire units.
The improvements are aimed chiefly at enhancing the effectiveness of the Velos system, but should
also increase its overall reliability, reducing operating and support costs and extending its
operational life. The first upgraded battery has successfully completed its HAF trials and the
remaining five are expected to be upgraded by 2010.
Rheinmetall has also supplied the Hellenic Army with 54 Advanced Short Range Air Defence (ASRAD)
systems, in this case integrated onto an AM General High-Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle
(HMMWV). This configuration has a roof-mounted pod with four Stinger fire-and-forget SAMs in the
ready-to-launch position.
INDIA
The Indian government has signed a US$1.4 billion contract for the development and procurement
of a medium-range surface-to-air missile (MR-SAM) system based on Israel Aerospace Industries’
(IAI’s) Barak long-range naval air-defence system.
Under the contract, IAI will develop jointly with the Indian Defence Research and Development
Organisation (DRDO) an air-defence system capable of detecting and destroying hostile aircraft,
cruise missiles and surface-to-surface rockets at a range of 70-80km. The project will provide the
Indian Air Force with nine air-defence squadrons, each equipped with towed Barak MR-SAM firing
units.
Each of the units will consist of a fire control centre, an acquisition radar, a guidance radar and three
launchers with eight missiles each. According to IAI, deliveries will be conducted within 90 months
of receiving the advance payment. The first flight test of the Barak MR-SAM is expected in three
years, with initial operational capability scheduled for 2013.
The system is intended to replace India’s S-135 Pechora-1 (SA-3) air-defence systems. The
procurement of the Barak MR-SAM could signal the termination of two indigenous Indian SAM
programmes; the Advanced Air Defence (AAD) ballistic missile interceptor design programme and
the Akash MR-SAM system.
IRAN
Iran’s defence minister made a day-long official visit to Moscow on the 16th February to press again
for the sale of the S-300 surface-to-air missile system to Tehran to go forward, amid a restructuring
of the Iranian military aimed at strengthening air defence capabilities.
Iran signed a contract with Russia in 2005 to purchase 29 Tor-M1 low-to-medium-altitude surface-
to-air missiles under a US$700 million contract; they were delivered in early 2007. Talks are under
way for the complementary purchase of the medium-range Buk-M1 system according to press
reports from Russia.
At the same time, Tehran has expressed repeated interest in up to five units of the S-300PMUI (SA-
20A or SA-20 ‘Gargoyle’) or S-300PMU2 Favorit systems and has moved to sign a contract that thus
far has remained unimplemented owing to substantial political pressure on Moscow from both
Washington and Tel Aviv.
KAZAKHSTAN
Kazakhstan is to buy S-300 missile defence systems from Russia with deliveries set to begin in 2009,
a senior Kazakh defence official revealed in February. Amanzhol Ospanov, the head of the Kazakh
Ministry of Defence’s (MoD’s) weapons and material department, was quoted by RIA Novosti as
saying that Kazakhstan was looking to equip each of up to 10 battalions with four missile launchers
and support systems.
OMAN
The first sale of MBDA’s land-based vertical launch Mica (VL Mica) surface-to-air missile system has
been announced. While MBDA declines to identify the customer, it is understood to be Oman –
which last year was also the launch customer for the naval VL Mica System.
RUSSIA
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev and Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko have signed an
agreement to build an integrated air-defence system between the two countries. On the 3rd
February, Colonel General Alexander Zelin, commander of the Russian Air Force, said the system
would comprise five air force squadrons, 10 air-defence units, five radio-technical service and
support platoons and one electronic countermeasures unit. Belarus has several Russian-made S-300
air defence battalions on combat duty and is negotiating the purchase of advanced S-100 systems
from Moscow.
TURKEY
Turkey’s Defence Industries Undersecretariat (SSM) issued a request for proposals (RfP) in mid-April
2009 for the direct purchase of long-range air and missile defence systems (T-LORAMIDS). The
programme, valued at around US$4 billion, envisages the purchase of about 12 systems.
The SSM issued a request for information (RfI) in March 2007 to examine the price and availability of
systems. US companies Lockheed Martin and Raytheon have jointly offered a combination of Patriot
Advanced Capability – 3 (PAC-3) and PAC-2 low-to high altitude surface-to-air missiles (SAMs), while
the China National Precision Machinery Import and Export Corporation (CPMIEC) has offered the
HQ-9 (reported export designation FT-2000) air defence system.
Russia hinted during the internation Defence Fair (IDEF) ’09) held in Istanbul, Turkey, on the 27th
April that it may accede to Turkish requests in offering its more advanced S-400 air-defence system
instead of the usually marketed S-300. Responses to RfPs sent to the Lockheed Martin-Raytheon
partnership CPMIEC and Russia’s Rosoboronexport are due to be returned by mid-July 2009.
U.K.
The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) has awarded Thales UK a GBP200 million (US$277 million)
contract to deliver the Air Defence Availability Project (ADAPT) in support of the Starstreak high-
velocity missile (HVM) system. Under the terms of the contract Thales UK will ensure that a
specified level of availability of the Starstreak laser-guided surface-to-air HVM system is provided to
the UK armed forces.
It also covers the support of all HVM equipment, including the manportable lightweight multiple
launcher (LML) version, the self-propelled BAE Systems Land Systems Stormer Troop Reconnaissance
Vehicle (TRV) variant, munitions and support equipment until the system’s scheduled out-of-service
date of December 2020. A further aspect of the contract is the provision of integrated training. This
means that vehicle crews will be able to train either in a classroom or in the vehicle itself using the
actual equipment they will be using in the field.
VENEZUELA
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said on the 19th April that Venezuela had acquired Russian-
produced man-portable surface-to-air missiles (SAMs) and also announced the creation of an elite
military unit trained to use them. The new SAMs were described as weighing 19 kg and having a
range of 5.9 km. It is not known how many missiles were obtained and at what cost.
On the 20th April a further statement from Anatoly Aksenov, a senior adviser to the general director
of Russian arms export agency Rosoboronexport, denied that Russia had supplied any new shoulder-
fired SAMs to Venezuela. He then qualified his denial by noting that Russia had supplied Igla SAMS
to Venezuela some time ago and that these had been shown on parade in Caracas. It is believed the
newly revealed weapons are Igla-S systems, which have the same weight and range as the SAMs
described by Chavez.
WORLD GROUND-BASED AIR DEFENCE MISSILE SYSTEM INVENTORY
AFGHANISTAN
S-75 DVINA
S-125 PECHORA-M
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/2M
HN-5A (400 DELIVERED FROM CHINA IN THE LATE 1980’S)
9K35 STELA-10
9K36 STRELA-3
9K310 IGLA-1
9K310 IGLA-1E
FIM-92A STINGER
ALBANIA
HQ-2A (4 BATTALIONS WITH 22 LAUNCHERS)
ALGERIA
S-125 PECHORA-M
2K12 KUB
9K33 OSA
9K32/9K32M
S-125 PECHORA-M
2K12 KUB
9K31 STRELA-1
ANGOLA
6 BATTALIONS S-75M VOLKOV
3 BATTALIONS S-125 PECHORA-M
2K12 KUB
9K33 OSA
9K31 STRELA-1
9K35 STELA-10
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/2M
9K36 STRELA-3
9K310 IGLA-1
ARGENTINA
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/2M
ROLAND 2 SAM SYSTEMS (3, SHELTER-MOUNTED)
THALES AIR DEFENCE TIGERCAT SAM (10) (STATUS UNCERTAIN)
(OBSOLETE)
RBS 70
ARMENIA
S-75M VOLKHOV
S-125 PECHORA-M
2K11 KRUG
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STELA-2M
9K33 OSA
9K31 STRELA-1
9K35 STELA-10
9K36 STRELA-3
9K310 IGLA-1
AUSTRALIA
RBS 70 SHORT-RANGE SAM WITH THE MK 2 MISSILE (30 FIRING
POSTS ORGANISED INTO SIX TROOPS EACH CONSISTING OF FIVE
FIRING POSTS).
AUSTRIA
MISTRAL MAN-PORTABLE SAM ORDERED IN 1992 (63 LAUNCHERS;
500 MISSILES)
AZERBAIJAN
S-75M VOLKHOV
S-125 PECHORA-M
S-200 ANGARA
2K11 KRUG
9K32/9K32M
9K34 STRELA-3
9K310 IGLA-1
9K33 OSA
9K31 STRELA-1
9K35 STRELA-10
BAHRAIN
IMPROVED HAWK (I-HAWK) BATTERY
RBS70 IN SERVICE SINCE 1980 (60)
STINGER FIM-92A
BANGLADESH
HN-5A/B
QW-2 (REPLACING THE HN-5 SERIES)
BELARUS
S-75M VOLKHOV
S-125 PECHORA 2-T
S-200 ANGARA
S-300PS
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
9K33M OSA-AKM
9K37 BUK
S-300V1
9K35M STRELA-10M
9K34 STRELA-3
9K330/9K331 TOR
9K310 IGLA-1
9K38 IGLA
BELGIUM
2 BATTALIONS OF I-HAWK (36 LAUNCHERS) (PLUS 3 IN RESERVE) TO
BE PHASED OUT OF SERVICE
MISTRAL 1 (714)
BENIN
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
9K31 STRELA-1
BOLIVIA
HN-5
BOZNIA-HERZEGOVINA
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
9K36 STRELA-3
9K310 IGLA-1
BOSNIA-REPUBLIKA SRPSKA
STRELA-2M
S-75M VOLKHOV
9K31 STRELA-1
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
9K36 STRELA-3
BOTSWANA
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M (60)
9K310 IGLA-1 (50)
JAVELIN (25)DELIVERED IN 1992
BRAZIL
9K38 IGLA
9K310 IGLA-1
MISTRAL (ORDERED IN 1994)
ROLAND 2 ON MARDER 1 CHASSIS (4)
BRUNEI
RAPIER (12)
MISTRAL
BULGARIA
S-75 VOLKHOV
34 BATTALIONS S-125 PECHORA
748 MISSILES OF THE 5V27 VARIETY
S-300P
S-200 ANGARA
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
SK36 STRELA-3 (200)
9K310 IGLA-1
2K11 KRUG
2K12 KUB
9K31 STRELA-1
9K35 STRELA-10
9K33 OSA-M
BURKINA FASO
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M (20)
CAMBODIA
HN-5
CANADA
STARBURST
ADATS (34)
CAPE VERDE
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
CHAD
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
FIM-92A STINGER
FIM-43 REDEYE
CHILE
JAVELIN
MISTRAL 1/MYGALE
2 CROTALE ACQUISITION AND 4 CROTALE SAM FIRING UNITS
ASPIC SAM (4 X 4) (ALSO KNOWN AS MYGALE)
CHINA
S-300PMU
S-300PMU-1
S-300PMU-2 FAVORIT
HQ-2b AND HQ-2j SAM
FT-2000 (HQ-9)
FT-200a (HQ-9)
QW-1
QW-2
FN-6 MAN-PORTABLE SAM
HN-5a/HN-5b/HN-5c
HQ-61a
FM-80
FM-90
PL-9C
PL-9C
HQ-17/9K331 TOR-M1
LY-60
KS-1A
COLOMBIA
CHAPARRAL (SMALL NUMBER)
CROATIA
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
9K36 STRELA-3
9K31 STRELA-1
9K37 BUK
9K35 STRELA-10
FIM-92A STINGER
RH-ALAN TORPEDO STRIJELA 10
CUBA
13 BATTALIONS S-75M VOLKHOV
12 BATTALIONS S-125 PECHORA-M
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
9K36 STRELA-3
9K310 IGLA-1
2K12 Kub
CYPRUS
21 x 9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
MISTRAL (60)
S-300PMU-1
6 X 9K331 Tor (102 MISSILES)
Aspide (24)
CZECH REPUBLIC
S-75M VOLKHOV
S-125 PECHORA-M
S-200 ANGARA
2K12 Kub
9K31 STRELA-1
9K35 STRELA-10M
9K36 STRELA-3
9K310 IGLA-1
RBS WITH BOLIDE MISSILES 70 (16 SYSTEMS)
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF
CONGO
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
FIM-92A STINGER DELIVERED BETWEEN 1994 AND 1996
FIM-92A STINGER DUAL MOUNT (100+)
ECUADOR
9K310 IGLA-1
9K39 IGLA
EGYPT
2K12 Kub
I-HAWK, 24 BATTERIES (TOTAL OF 120 LAUNCHERS)
S-75M VOLKHOV BATTALIONS 40 (TOTAL 282 LAUNCHERS)
S-125 PECHORA-M BATTALIONS 55 (TOTAL 220 LAUNCHERS)
S-125-2M PECHORA-2M UPGRADED IN COUNTRY FROM THE BASIC
S-125 CROTALE ACQUISITION UNITS (12) AND 24 CROTALE FIRING
UNITS
AMOUN (40) BATTERIES EACH WITH ONE SKYGUARD FIRE-
CONTROL SYSTEM, TWO FOUR-ROUND SPARROW 7M SAM
LAUNCHERS
FIM-92A STINGER
FIM 92C STINGER RMP
SAKR EYE
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
9K31 STRELA-1
CHAPARRAL
EL SALVADOR
FIM-43 REDEYE
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
9K36 STRELA-3
ESTONIA
MISTRAL 2 WITH GIRAFFE AMB RADAR
ETHIOPIA
S-75 DVINA
S-125 PECHORA-M
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M (1,550 SYSTEMS)
9K31 STRELA-3
FINLAND
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
9K36 STRELA-3
9K310 IGLA-1
9K39 IGLA
S-125 PECHORA-M (12 X 4-ROUND LAUNCHERS CALLED SAM-79)
CROTALE NG (20) BASED ON THE PATRIA VEHICLES OY XA-180 (6X6)
CHASSIS
9K37 Buk-M1 (3 BATTERIES)
ASRAD-R WITH RBS 70 MK 2 MISSILE
RBS 70
FRANCE
400 MISTRAL LAUNCHERS, 4,000 MISSILES (TOTAL REQUIREMENT)
24 CROTALE ACQUISITION UNITS AND 48 FIRING UNITS
CROTALE NG SHELTER UNIT (12)
FIM-92A STINGER (SMALL NUMBER)
MISTRAL 500 LAUNCHERS, + 5,000 MISSILES (TOTAL REQUIREMENT)
ROLAND 2 ON AMX-30 MBT CHASSIS (161)
ROLAND 2 SHELTER-MOUNTED (20)
I-HAWK 3 REGIMENTS WITH A TOTAL OF 69 THREE-ROUND
LAUNCHERS
GABON
1 MYGAL AND 5 ASPICS ON PANHARD VBL (4 X 4) LIGHT VEHICLES
GEORGIA
S-75M VOLKHOV
S-125-M PECHORA
S-200 ANGARA
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
9K36 STRELA-3
9K310 IGLA-1
9K31 STRELA-1
GERMANY
FIM-92C STINGER (1,400)
PATRIOT
9K310 IGLA-1
9K38 IGLA
FI-92A STINGER (LOCAL PRODUCTION UNDER WAY WITH TOTAL
REQUIREMENT BEING FOR 12,500 MISSILES)
ROLAND (SELF-PROPELLED) (32)
ASRAD (ON WIESEL 2 AFV WITH STINGER)
GHANA
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
GREECE
SKYGUARD/SPARROW 20 BATTERIES DELIVERED FROM 1984,
CALLED VELOS (INCLUDES 12 SKYGUARD FIRE-CONTROL SYSTEMS,
20 QUADRUPLE RIM-7M MISSILE LAUNCHERS, 280 MISSILES, 44
GDF-003 GUNS AND FOUR GIRAFFE RADAR SYSTEMS)
PATRIOT (FIVE BATTERIES ORDERED LATE 1998 WITH OPTION ON
ONE ADDITIONAL BATTERY)
PAC-2 (THREE BATTERIES DELIVERED FOR TRAINING PURPOSES
UNTIL ARRIVAL OF FIRST PAC-3 SYSTEMS)
GUINEA
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
GUINEA-BISSAU
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
GUYANA
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
HUNGARY
S-75M VOLKHOV 16 BATTALIONS (96 LAUNCHERS)
S-125 PECHORA-M 6 BATTALIONS (24 LAUNCHERS)
S-200 ANGARA (6 LAUNCHERS)
9K31 STRELA-1 (28)
MISTRAL
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
9K36 STRELA-3
9K310 IGLA-1
9K38 IGLA
2K11 KRUG
2K12 Kub
9K35 STRELA-10
MISTRAL (45 LAUNCHERS; 180 MISSILES)
INDIA
S-75M VOLKHOV 16 BATTALIONS (96 LAUNCHERS) (BEING
REDUCED TO RESERVE STATUS)
9K310 IGLA-1
9K33 OSA-AK (4-8 SQUADRONS)
S-125 PECHORA-1 (120 LAUNCHERS)
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
9K36 STRELA-3
9K38 IGLA (1,100)
9K310 IGLA-1
2K12 KVADRAT (100) (12 REGIMENTS; BEING UPGRADED)
9K33 OSA-AK/OSA-AKM (45; 3 REGIMENTS)
9K31 STRELA-1 (400)
9K37 BUK (250)
9K35 STRELA-10M3 (250)
9K35M3 STRELA-10M3
9K331 TOR
2K22 TUNGUSKA/TREUGOLNIK (60+)
2K22M1 TUNGUSKA-M1
SPYDER (4 REGIMENTS)
INDONESIA
MISTRAL
RAPIER (51) MK 1
RBS 70
KOBRA (REPLACING RAPIER)
QW-3
IRAN
TIGERCAT (NOT ALL OPERATIONAL) (15)
RAPIER PLUS BLINDFIRE RADARS (45 LAUNCHERS DELIVERED)
(SOME CONVERTED INTO SAYAD-1 SELF-PROPELLED
CONFIGURATION)
HQ-2 REPORTED TO BE IN SERVICE (60+ LAUNCHERS)
FM-80
S-200 ANGARA
SK12 KUB
S-300PMU-1
FM-90
9K331 TOR-M1
9K331T TOR-M1T
PANTSYR-S1
FIM-92A STINGER
IGLA-S
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
9K36 STRELA-3
MISAGH-1
MISAGH-2
FN-90 (AS REPORTED)
HN-5A
HAWK – 12 BATTERIES (120 LAUNCHERS)
IRELAND
RBS 70 (4)
ISRAEL
FIM-43 REDEYE
FIM-92A STINGER
FIM-92C STINGER
ARROW-2 (3 X BATTERIES OPERATIONAL) ABM/SAM
CHAPARRAL MIM-72C AND MIM-72E
I-HAWK MIM-23B (204 LAUNCHERS) 17 BATTALIONS
PATRIOT PAC-2 MIM-104 6 BATTERIES WITH A TOTAL OF 48
LAUNCHERS
SPYDER LOW-ALTITUDE SAM SYSTEM
ITALY
NIKE-HERCULES, SIX GROUPS WITH A TOTAL OF 72 LAUNCHERS
SAMP/T
FIM-92A STINGER
FIM 92C STINGER
HAWK 2 REGIMENTS (60 LAUNCHERS)
SKYGUARD/ASPIDE
SAMP-T
STINGER RMP
JAPAN
FIM-92A STINGER
TYPE 81 TAN-SAM (60 UNITS)
PATRIOT 24 BATTERIES
PATRIOT PAC-3 (16 MISSILES)
FIM-92A STINGER
TYPE 81 TAN-SAM (57 UNITS)
I-HAWK 32 BATTERIES (192 LAUNCHERS)
JORDAN
9K33 OSA-AKM
9K35 STRELA-10
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
9K36 STELA-3
FIM-43 REDEYE
MISTRAL
I-HAWK 14 BATTERIES (56 LAUNCHERS)
PANTSYR-S1
STARBURST
KAZAKHSTAN
S-75 DVINA
S-125-2T
S-200 ANGARA
S-300 PMU (8 BATTALIONS)
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M (250)
9K36 STRELA-3
9K310 IGLA-1
KENYA
MISTRAL (IN THE ALBI VERSION)
NORTH KOREA
S-75 DVINA
S-125 PECHORA-M
S-200 ANGARA
HN-5A
2K12 KUB
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
9K35 STRELA-10
9K36 STRELA-3
9K310 IGLA-1
FIM-92A STINGER
SOUTH KOREA
MISTRAL
JAVELIN
FIM-92A STINGER
I-HAWK 12 BATTERIES (110 LAUNCHERS)
9K310 IGLA-1E
9K39 IGLA
NIKE-HERCULES 2 BATTALIONS WITH 10 BATTERIES (90
LAUNCHERS) SOME USED IN THE SURFACE-TO-SURFACE ROLE
PATRIOT – 48 SYSTEMS ON ORDER
CHUN MA
CHIRON
KUWAIT
STINGER FIM-92A
STARBURST
HAWK III (4 BATTERIES OF 24 LAUNCHERS)
I-HAWK
PATRIOT PAC-2 GEM+
KYRGYZSTAN
S-75 DVINA
S-125 PECHORA-M
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
9K36 STRELA-3
9K310 IGLA-1
LAOS
S-125 PECHORA-M
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
9K38 IGLA
LATVIA
RBS 70
LEBANON
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
9K36 STRELA-3
IGLA-1
LIBYA
S-75 VOLKHOV BRIGADES 6 (EACH WITH 18 LAUNCHERS – 10 IN
TOTAL)
S-125 PECHORA BRIGADES 9 (EACH OF 12 LAUNCHERS – 108 IN
TOTAL)
S-200 ANGARA BATTALIONS 8 (TOTAL OF 48 LAUNCHERS)
CROTALE – 9 ACQUISITION UNITS AND 27 FIRING UNITS
9K33 OSA
2K12 KUB
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
9K31 STRELA-1
9K35 STRELA-10
LITHUANIA
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
STINGER (RMP/BLOCK 1)
RBS 70 MK1 (21)
MACEDONIA
9K35 STRELA-10M
9K310 IGLA-1
FIM-92A STINGER
9K32M STRELA-2M
MALAWI
BLOWPIPE
MALAYSIA
9K38 IGLA
ANZA MK II
JAVELIN (48)
MALI
S-125 PECHORA
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
MAURITANIA
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
9K31 STRELA-1
MAURITIUS
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
MOLDOVA
S-125 PECHORA
S-200 ANGARA
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
9K36 STRELA-3
9K310 IGLA-1
MONGOLIA
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
MOROCCO
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
CHAPARRAL (37)
2K22M X 150 TUNGUSKA-M SELF-PROPELLED GUN/MISSILE SYSTEM
MOZAMBIQUE
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
S-75 DVINA
S-125 PECHORA 3 BATTALIONS (12 LAUNCHERS)
9K31 STRELA-1 SAM (30)
MYANMAR
HN-5A (200)
9K38 IGLA (20e)
9K310 IGLA-1
BLOODHOUND MK 2(2) (EX-SINGAPORE)
NAMIBIA
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
NETHERLANDS
PATRIOT PAC-3 – 32 MISSILES (4 SQUADRONS) WITH FIRST
DELIVERIES IN SEPTEMBER 2007
FIM-92A/C STINGER
NASAMS II (ON ORDER)
18 STINGER WEAPON PLATFORMS (DELIVERED MAY 2007)
NEW ZEALAND
MISTRAL 1
NICARAGUA
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
9K36 STRELA-3
9K310 IGLA-1
9K31 STRELA-1
NIGERIA
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
BLOWPIPE
ROLAND 2 ON AMX-30 CHASSIS (16)
NORWAY
I-HAWK NOAH SAM (6 BATTERIES, 54 LAUNCHERS)
RBS 70 SAM USED WITH GIRAFFE RADAR (FIRST ORDER WAS FOR
110 LAUNCHERS PLUS 27 RADARS) (300)
NASAMS II
OMAN
RAPIER (40)
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
BLOWPIPE
JAVELIN
SAKR EYE
ALBI WITH TWIN-ROUND MISTRAL (FIRST DELIVERIES IN 2003)
PAKISTAN
CROTALE -2000
CROTALE – 4000
HQ-2B (2 BATTALIONS WITH 12 LAUNCHERS)
MISTRAL 1
SLAMRAAM – 500 AMRAAM WITH 200 AIM-9M, DELIVERIES
BETWEEN 2008-2011
ANZA MK I
ANZA MK II
HN-5A
FIM-92A STINGER
RBS 70
LY-60 (36 DELIVERED FROM CHINA BETWEEN 1996)
PERU
S-125 PECHORA
S-75 DVINA
9K310 IGLA-1
NEWA (NEVA)-SC SELF-PROPELLED SAM
GROM I
9K36 STRELA-3
2K11 KRUG
2K12 KUB-M
9K33 OSA-AK
9K31 STRELA-1
9K35 STRELA-10M
PORTUGAL
I-HAWK BATTERY (1)
FIM-92E STINGER
BLOWPIPE PROBABLY NO LONGER IN USE
M48 CHAPARRAL (5)
QATAR
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
RAPIER
BLOWPIPE
STINGER FIM-92A
MISTRAL 1
ROLAND 2 ON AMX-30 CHASSIS (30)
ROLAND 2 ON MAN 8X8 CHASSIS (6)
ROLAND SHELTER (3)
ROMANIA
S-75 DVINA
S-125 PECHORA (28)
HAWK XXI
RWANDA
9K310 IGLA-1
RUSSIAN FEDERATION
S-200 ANGARA/VEGA
S-300PT
S-300PS
S-300PM
S-300PM-1M
S-300PT-1
S-300PT-1A
S-400
S-300V1/2
S-300VM1/2
2K11 KRUG
2K12 KUB
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
9K33 OSA
9K31 STRELA-1
9K37 BUK
9K35M STRELA-10M
9K35M3-K KOLCHAN
9K36 STRELA-3
9K331 TOR
9K310 IGLA-1
9K38 IGLA
PANTSYR S-1
SAUDIA ARABIA
CROTALE
9K 310 IGLA-1
I-HAWK
FIM-92A STINGER
PATRIOT
FIM-43 REDEYE
SHAHINE ACQUISITION UNITS, SHELTER-MOUNTED (10)
SHAHINE FIRING UNITS, SHELTER-MOUNTED (19)
MISTRAL 2
SERBIA
2K12 KUB
9K37 BUK
9K31 STRELA-1
S-125 PECHORA
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
9K33 OSA
9K35 STRELA-10
9K36 STRELA-3
9K310 IGLA-1
SEYCHELLES
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
SIERRA LEONE
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
SINGAPORE
9K38 IGLA
FIM-92A STINGER
I-HAWK – 1 SQUADRON (18 LAUNCHERS)
MISTRAL 1
RAPIER B1X
RBS 70
SLOVAKIA
2K12M2 KUB-MZ
S-75 DVINA
S-125
S-200 ANGORA
S-300 PMU
9K31 STRELA-1
9K32/9K32M
9K35 STRELA-10
9K36 STRELA-3
9K310 IGLA-1
SLOVENIA
9K31 STRELA-1
ROLAND 2
SOUTH AFRICA
CROTALE (8 ACQUISITION AND 16 CROTALE FIRING UNITS, KNOWN
AS THE CACTUS STYSTEM)
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
STRELA-3 9K36
SAHV-3
STARSTREAK – 8 LIGHTWEIGHT MULTIPLE LAUNCHERS (LML) WITH
AN UNKNOWN QUANTITY OF MISSILES
SPAIN
SPADA 2000
NASAMS (4 BATTERIES)
FIM-92A STINGER
I-HAWK 1 REGIMENT WITH 24 LAUNCHER
PATRIOT 1 BATTERY SOLD BY GERMANY JANUARY 2005
MISTRAL
ROLAND 18 SYSTEMS ON SPANISH-BUILT AMX-30E CHASSIS
TOLEDO AIR-DEFENCE SYSTEM
SRI LANKA
IGLA POSSIBLE ON LOAN FROM INDIA
SUDAN
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
FIM-43 REDEYE
S-75 DVINA
SWEDEN
I HAWK BATTALION (12 LAUNCHERS) (UPGRADED TO PHASE III
CONFIGURATION)
RBS 23 BAMSE
RBS 70
RBS 90
SAAB BOFORS DYNAMICS SAM (PROBABLY BOLIDE)
SWITZERLAND
FIM-92D RMP STINGER
RAPIER MK1 DELIVERED BETWEEN 1982-1986 AND THE MK2
BETWEEN 2004-2006
SYRIA
2K12 KUB
S-75 DVINA
S-125 PECHORA
S-200E ANGARA
9K31 STRELA-1
9K32/9K32M
9K33 OSA
9K35 STRELA-10
9K36 STRELA-3
9K37 BUK
TAIWAN
ANTELOPE (ENTERED SERVICE IN 2003)
AVENGER (78 DELIVERED 1998 TO 2000)
RBS 70
STINGER
MIM-104 PATRIOT PAC-2
TIEN KUNG I (6 BATTALIONS BEING DELIVERED)
TIEN KUNG II
SKY SWORD I
MISTRAL 1
MIM-23B HAWK 4 BATTALIONS (100+ LAUNCHERS WITH 370
MISSILES)
MIM-72C AND MIM-72F CHAPARRAL – M-48 LAUNCHERS
TAJIKISTAN
S-75 DVINA
S-125 PECHORA
9K33 OSA
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
9K36 STRELA-3
9K310 IGLA-1
TANZANIA
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
S-125 PECHORA
2K12 KUB
9K31 STRELA-1
THAILAND
RBS 70
BLOWPIPE – 200 (4 FOUR-ROUND LAUNCHERS AND 24 MISSILES)
ADATS – 25 SHELTER-MOUNTED SAMS DELIVERED IN 1994
FIM-43 REDEYE
HN-5A (1,150)
MISTRAL (36)
TUNISIA
RBS 70
MIM-72E
STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
TURKEY
RAPIER
NIKE-HERCULES – 4 SQUADRONS EACH WITH 9 LAUNCHERS (TOTAL
36 LAUNCHERS)
FIM-43 REDEYE
FIM-92A/C STINGER
ZIPKIN (78)
ATILGAN (70)
TURKMENISTAN
S-75 DVINA
S-125 PECHORA
S-200 ANGARA
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
9K36 STRELA-3
9K310 IGLA-1
UGANDA
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
UKRAINE
S-75 VOLKHOV
S-125 PECHORA
S-200 ANGARA
S-300P
2K11 KRUG
2K12 KUB
9K32/9K32M
9K33 OSA
9K36 STRELA-3
9K37 BUK
9K38 IGLA
9K310 IGLA-1
9K331 TOR
S-300V1
S-300V2
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
I-HAWK – 5 BATTERIES (30 LAUNCHERS)
9K36 STRELA-3
9K38 IGLA
9K310 IGLA-1
CROTALE – 8 ACQUISITION AND 16 CROTALE FIRING UNITS
MISTRAL 2
RBS 70
PANTSYR-S1
U.K.
RAPIER
STARSTREAK (135)
JAVELIN (TA ONLY)
STARBURST
UZBEKISTAN
S-125 PECHORA
S-200 ANGARA
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
9K36 STRELA-3
9K310 IGLA-1
VENEZUELA
BARAK
ROLAND 2
RBS 70
VIETNAM
S-75 DESNA
S-75 VOLKHOV
S-125 PECHORA
S-300 PMU1
2K12 KUB
9K31 STRELA-1
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
9K36 STRELA-3
9K38 IGLA
500 (Ho-A)
YEMEN
2K12 KUB
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
9K31 STRELA-1
S-75 DVINA
S-125 PECHORA
ZAMBIA
S-125 PECHORA 1 BATTALION OF 3 BATTERIES (12 LAUNCHERS)
WITH THE 5V27 MISSILE
9K32/9K32M STRELA-2/STRELA-2M
FIM-92A/C STINGER
UNITED STATES
FIM-92A/B/C/E STINGER (AIR FORCE)
FIM-92A/B/C/E STINGER (ARMY)
RAYTHEON PATRIOT (104)
NASAMS II
