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178 The MiliTary Balance 2010 OrgAnIsATIOns by sErVICE Joint 25,170 (Centrally controlled units and MoD staff) Army 29,600 FOrCEs by rOLE MoD comd Tps SF 1 bde SSM 2 bde Sigs 2 bde Ground Forces Arty 1 gp (5 bde) Cbt Engr 1 bde Engr Bridging 1 bde NBC 1 regt Mob 1 bde north Western Op comd Mech 1 indep bde Mob 2 bde Arty 2 regt MRL 1 regt SAM 1 bde Western Op comd Mech 1 indep bde Mob 2 bde Arty 2 regt MRL 1 regt Engr 1 regt SAM 1 bde EQUIPMEnT by TyPE MBT 1,586: 92 T-80; 1,465 T-72; 29 T-55 AIFV 1,588: 154 BMD-1; 109 BMP-1; 1,164 BMP-2; 161 BRM APC 916 APC (T) 88: 22 BTR-D; 66 MT-LB APC (W) 828: 188 BTR-60; 446 BTR-70; 194 BTR-80 ARTY 1,499 SP 578: 122mm 246 2S1 Carnation; 152mm 296: 13 2S19 Farm; 163 2S3; 120 2S5; 203mm 36 2S7 TOWED 452: 122mm 202 D-30; 152mm 250: 50 2A36; 136 2A65; 58 D-20; 6 M-1943 GUN/MOR 120mm 54 2S9 NONA MRL 338: 122mm 213: 5 9P138; 208 BM-21; 132mm 1 BM- 13; 220mm 84 9P140 Uragan; 300mm 40 9A52 Smerch MOR 120mm 77 2S12 AT • MSL • MANPATS 480 AT-4 9K11 Spigot/AT-5 9K111 Spandrel/AT-6 9K114 Spiral/AT-7 9K115 Saxhorn (some SP) AD • SAM • SP 350 SA-11 Gadfly/SA-12A Gladiator/ SA-12B Giant (Twin)/SA-13 Gopher/SA-8 Gecko (700–2,100 eff.) RADAR • LAND GS-13 Long Eye/SNAR-1 Long Trough/ SNAR-2/-6 Pork Trough (arty); some Small Fred/Small Yawn/ SNAR-10 Big Fred (veh, arty) MSL • TACTICAL • SSM 96: 36 FROG/SS-21 Scarab (Tochka); 60 Scud Air Force and Air Defence Forces 18,170 Flying hours 15 hrs/year FOrCEs by rOLE Ftr 2 bases with Su-27P Flanker-B/Su-27UB Flanker C; MiG-29S Fulcrum C/MiG-29UB Fulcrum FGA/recce 4 sqn with Su-24MK Fencer D/Su-24MR Fencer-E; Su-25 Frogfoot/Su-25UB Frogfoot B Tpt 1 base with An-12 Cub; An-24 Coke; 6 An-26 Curl; IL-76 Candid; Tu-134 Crusty Trg sqns with L-39 Albatros Atk hel sqns with Mi-24 Hind Spt hel some (combat) sqn with Mi-24K Hind G2; Mi-6 Hook; Mi-24R Hind G1; Mi-8 Hip; Mi-26 Halo EQUIPMEnT by TyPE AIRCRAFT 175 combat capable FTR/FGA 175: 23 Su-27P Flanker-B FTR/Su-27UB Flanker C; 35 Su-24MK Fencer D FGA/Su-24MR Fencer-E recce; 41 MiG-29S Fulcrum C FTR/MiG-29UB Fulcrum MiG- 29U; 76 Su-25 Frogfoot FGA/Su-25UB Frogfoot B TPT 27: 3 An-12 Cub; 1 An-24 Coke; 6 An-26 Curl; 4 Il-76 Candid; (+12 Il-76 civil available for mil use); 1 Tu-134 Crusty TRG L-39 Albatros HELICOPTERS ATK 50 Mi-24 Hind RECCE 8 Mi-24K Hind G2 SPT 180: 14 Mi-26 Halo; 29 Mi-6 Hook; 8 Mi-24R Hind G1; 125 Mi-8 Hip; 4 Mi-24R Hind G1 MSL ASM AS-10 Karen; AS-11 Kilter; AS-14 Kedge ARM AS-11 Kilter AAM AA-10 Alamo; AA-11 Archer; AA-7 Apex; AA-8 Aphid air Defence AD data from Uzal Baranovichi EW radar 1 AD bde (2 bn) with SAM/AAA units, ECM/ECCM units AD • SAM 175 SA-10 Grumble (quad) SP/SA-3 Goa/SA-5 Gammon static (175–700 eff.). First S-300PS delivered to replace SA-3 Paramilitary 110,000 Border Guards 12,000 Ministry of Interior Militia 87,000 Ministry of Interior Ministry of interior Troops 11,000
DEPLOyMEnT bOsnIA-hErzEgOInVA OSCE • Bosnia and Herzegoinva 1 sErbIA OSCE • Kosovo 2 FOrEIgn FOrCEs Russia: Military Air Forces: 4 SAM units with SA-10 Grumble (quad) bosnia–herzegovina BIH convertible Mark 2008 2009 2010 GDP mark 25bn 24bn US$ 18.6bn 18.3bn per capita US$ 4,046 3,957 Growth % 5.5 -3.0 inflation % 7.4 0.9 Def bdgt mark 324m 371m 474m US$ 244m 281m FMa (US US$ 3.3m 3.6m 6.0m US$1=mark 1.33 1.32 Population 4,613,414 age 0 – 14 15 – 19 20 – 24 25 – 29 30 – 64 65 plus Male 10% 4% 4% 4% 25% 5% Female 9% 4% 4% 4% 24% 6% capabilities ACTIVE 11,099 (Joint Operational command 144 State Joint Staff 243 aFBih 9,910, aF/aD 802) Bosnia-Herzegovina established a single State level army in a major reform process from 2003 – 2006. The State Forces now consist of three mixed infantry brigades, one tactical support brigade, and an air force /air defence brigade and a minor reserve component (about 50% of the standing forces) consisting of former professional soldiers. OrgAnIsATIOns by sErVICE state Joint staff 243; State Joint Operational Command 144 ; AF/AD 802 AFbih 9,910 FOrCEs by rOLE Op 1 comd Inf 3 bde Cbt Spt 1 comd, 1 bde Trg 1 comd Log 1 comd, 4 bn non-naTO europe 179 EQUIPMEnT by TyPE Due to ongoing restructuring, inconsistencies may exist. MBT 325: 71 M-84; 50 AMX-30; 45 M-60A3; 142 T-55; 12 T-54, 5 T-34 Lt tk 2 PT-76 AIFV 134: 25 AMX-10P; 109 M-80 APC 142 APC (T) 80 M-113A2 APC (W) 62: 21 BOV; 3 BTR-70; 30 OT-60, 1 BTR-50; 1 BDRM; 60 T-60 PB ARTY 1,757 SP 122mm 24 2S1 Carnation TOWED 730: 105mm 161: 36 L-118 Light Gun; 24 M-2A1; 101 M-56 122mm 268 D-30 130mm 74: 61 M-46; 13 M-82; 152mm 30: 13 D-20; 17 M-84 155mm 197: 119 M-114A2; 78 M-1 MRL 154: 107mm 28 VLR Type-63; 122mm 43: 1 BM-21; 5 GRAD; 36 GRAD/APRA 40; 1 KACUSA; 128mm 78: 22 M-63; 21 M-77; 35 M-91; 262mm 5 SVLR MOR 849: 82mm 81 MB M-69; 220 MB M60; 1 MB M 1937 120mm 547: 22 M-74; 450 M-75; 25 UB M-52; 11 HADID; 16 KROM ; 23 MB-120 AT • MSL SP 45: 2 M-92 Lovac Tenkova; 3 POLO 9P122; 9 POLO 9P133; 31 POLO M-83 MANPATS 691: 508 AT-3 9K11 Sagger; 5 Polk Milan; 76 9K111 Fagot/AT-4 Spigot; 51 HJ-8; 51 Red Arrow GUNS 100mm 45mm T12/T12 AD • SAM SP 27: 1 SA-13 Gopher Stela 10M3; 20 SA-6 Gainful; 6 SA-9 Gaskin MANPAD SA-14 Gremlin; SA-16 Gimlet GUNS 760 SP 136: 20mm 9 BOV-3 SPAAG; 30mm 121 M-53/M59; 57mm 6 ZSU 57/2 TOWED 624: 20mm 505: 32 M-55A2, 4 M38, 1 M55 A2B1, 293 M55 A3/A4, 175 M75 23mm 30: 29 ZU-23, 1 GSh -23 30mm 33 M5 37mm 7 Type 55 40mm 49: 31 L 60, 16 L 70, 2 M 12 air Wing FOrCEs by rOLE Avn 1 avn regt EQUIPMEnT by TyPE AC 19 combat capable FGA 13: 6 J-21 (J-1) Jastreb; 7 J-22 Orao 1 RECCE 2 IJ-21 (RJ-1) Jastreb TRG 4: 1 N-62 Super Galeb G-4*; 3 NJ-21 Jastreb TJ-1* HEL 45 ATK 13: 7 HN-45 GAMA SA-341/SA-342 Gazelle; 5 H-45; 1 HN-42 SPT 16: 11 Mi-8; 4 Mi-8 MTV; 1 Mi-17 (Mi-8MT) Hip H UTL 16: 1 Mi-34 Hermit; 15 UH-1H Iroquois DEPLOyMEnT Legal provisions for foreign deployment: Constitution: Codified constitution within Dayton Peace Agreement (1995) europe (non-naTO)
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The Military Balance 2010 Editor’
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The Military Balance 2010 Preface T
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Units and formation strength Compan
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Principal Aviation Equipment De�n
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Construction, Research and Developm
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Chapter One North America THE UNITE
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and network kits for the HMMWV. Whi
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light of the forthcoming demographi
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FY2010 National Defence Process In
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North America Table 7 US National D
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Naval reserve Forces 109,222 (total
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AAV 1,311 AAV-7A1 (all roles) ARTY
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FORCES BY ROLE HQ (AF) 1 HQ located
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FORCES BY ROLE Combined Service 1 H
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Table 8 US Air Capability 2010 Airc
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Chapter Two Latin America and the C
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In March 2009, the 12 defence minis
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systems, including 100,000 Kalashni
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LOGISTICS AND SUPPORT 19: AH 2 TPT
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TOWED 138: 105mm 90 M-101 155mm 48
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Capabilities ACTIVE 285,220 (Army 2
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RECCE 11: 6 Schweizer SA-2-37; 2 B-
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AIRCRAFT • RECCE 1 O-2A Skymaster
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EQUIPMENT By TyPE AIRCRAFT TPT 1 Y-
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underestimation of programme costs
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Grand Coalition government incremen
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underfunded. In 2008, defence chief
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Albania ALB albanian lek 2008 2009
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fORCEs By ROLE AD/FGA/ Recce 2 (Tac
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paramilitary ε82,000 coast Guard P
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Pakistan Democratically elected Pre
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Fonseka resigned as CDS on 12 Novem
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Fatalities 500 400 300 200 100 0 US
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TRG 30: 8 L-39ZA Albatros*; 10 PT-6
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GUN/MOR 120mm 25 2S9 Anona MRL 380:
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Police Force 47,000 SELECTED NON-ST
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Cadres School and PAF Academy are D
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Air Force 28,000 (incl SLAF Regt) F
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HELICOPTERS ATK 10 Mi-24 Hind SPT 8
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South and Central Asia Table 32 Sel
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Chapter Eight East Asia and Austral
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Map 4 China: military regions and m
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JAPAN Japan’s defence policy in
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training and deployments. Naval ele
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months, including that of a C-�
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Australia’s Force 2030: Key capab
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for the ��-year period of the W
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column C, data are converted into U
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Brunei BRN Brunei Dollar B$ 2008 20
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TPT 23: 3 CN-235M; 2 DHC-5 Buffalo;
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Maritime Self- Defense Force 42,400
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PCC 60 PC-Type PCI 174: 170 CL-Type
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Customs Service PATROL AND COASTAL
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RESERVES 5,000,000 ORGANISATIONS BY
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Table 36 UN Deployments 2009-2010 l
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Table 37 Non-UN Deployments 2009-20
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Table 37 Non-UN Deployments 2009-20
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index of contributing nations Alban
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Number deployed 110,000 90,000 70,0
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Country comparisons Table 39 Intern
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Table 43 Global Arms Transfer Agree
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Chapter Ten Reforming India’s def
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develop a fifth-generation fighter
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Table 48: Major Current Domestic De
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NCO non-commissioned officer NLACM
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Index of Country/Territory Abbrevia
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