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M60A3 Upgrade

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Leonardo presented its M60A3 upgrade proposal, which improves the tank’s ﬁrepower, protection and mobility, for the ﬁrst time at the Bahrain International Defence Exhibition and Conference in mid-October 2017. Although the General Dynamics Land Systems M60 was phased out of US service in the early 1990s, the MBT continues to be used by almost 20 countries. This includes Egypt, which owns an estimated 300 M60A1s and 850 M60A3s, and Bahrain, which has 180 M60A3s.Read More

Leonardo

Type 10

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Mitsubishi developed the 120mm-armed Type 10 MBT to meet the requirements of the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF) and publicly revealed a prototype in February 2008. The Type 10 entered service in January 2012 and more than 100 had been built by late 2017. The JGSDF is expected to receive 255-300 Type 10 tanks in total.Read More

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries

Type 16 MCV

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The Type 16 Manoeuvre Combat Vehicle (MCV), formerly known as the Mobile Combat Vehicle, was developed by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) to meet a Japan Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF) requirement for an 8x8 105mm-armed armoured vehicle that can be more easily deployed by air, land or sea than an MBT. Deployed with Japan’s Mobile Divisions, the Type 16 MCV allows the JGSDF to rapidly respond to any potential enemy invasion, as it has sufficient tactical and operational mobility to operate in rural areas and on Japanese islands. The JGSDF plans to acquire 300 Type 16 MCVs to replace the legacy Type 74 MBT.Read More

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries

Yatagan

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The Yatagan tank, sometimes referred to as the T-84-120, is an improved T-84 armed with a NATO-standard 120mm smoothbore gun developed by KMDB for the export market. The Yatagan was unveiled in 2000. There have been no orders as of early 2018.Read More

Kharkiv Morozov Machine Building Design Bureau

EMBT

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KNDS (KMW + NEXTER Defense Systems) presented its ﬁrst joint product, the EMBT (European Main Battle Tank) demonstrator, at the June 2018 Eurosatory defence exhibition. The EMBT mounts the 120mm-armed turret of the Nexter Leclerc MBT on the hull of the KMW Leopard 2 MBT.Read More

KNDS

Leopard 2A7

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The Leopard 2A7 is the current production standard of the successful 120mm-armed Leopard 2 MBT series. In April 2013, Qatar bought 62 new Leopard 2A7Q models, which have all been delivered, and KMW continues to upgrade older Leopard 2s to the Leopard 2A7V standard for the German Army.Read More

Krauss-Maffei Wegmann

BM Bulat

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The BM Bulat is a modernisation package for the 125mm-armed T-64 MBT, which Kharkiv developed from its experience as one of the original producers of the T-64 for the Soviet Army. Ukraine is believed to have upgraded about 100 of its T-64Bs to the BM Bulat conﬁguration since 2004.Read More

Kharkiv Morozov Machine Building Design Bureau

BM Oplot

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The T-84 Oplot is a development by Ukraine’s Kharkiv Morozov Machine Building Design Bureau of the Soviet T-80UD to meet the requirements of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The T-84 entered Ukrainian service in 1999 and was followed by the more advanced T-84 Oplot-M, or BM Oplot, in 2001.Read More

Kharkiv Morozov Machine Building Design Bureau

T-55AGM

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The Soviet Union produced about 35,000 T-54-series MBTs from 1946-58 and 27,500 T-55-series MBTs from 1955-81, with additional tanks built under licence in China (as the Type 59), Czechoslovakia and Poland. Many Soviet T-54/-55s were originally built by KMDB and the company has developed the comprehensive T-55AGM upgrade package for T-54, T-55, Type 59 and T-62 tanks, which improves the tank’s ﬁrepower, protection and mobility.Read More

Kharkiv Morozov Machine Building Design Bureau

Arjun

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The 120mm-armed Arjun MBT was developed by India’s Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) to meet the requirements of the Indian Army. Although development began in 1972, it was not until 2004 that the ﬁrst of 124 Arjuns ordered in 2000 was delivered. A contract for the production of an improved variant, the Arjun Mk IA, was announced by the Indian government in September 2021. This was expected to act as an interim to the Arjun Mk II, but there are indications that the Mk II may no longer be required.Read More

Heavy Vehicle Factory

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Hyundai Rotem has developed the K2 ‘Black Panther’ MBT since 1993 to meet the requirements of the Republic of Korea Army. A total of 600 are expected to be ordered in several batches to replace legacy M48 tanks. Equipped with a locally developed 120mm/55 cal smoothbore gun and an automatic loader, the K2 is manned by a crew of three. Deliveries of the ﬁrst batch of 100 tanks began in 2014, but problems with developing an indigenous engine and transmission have delayed delivery of the second batch.Read More

Hyundai Rotem

Merkava Mk 4

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The Israel Defense Forces revealed development of the 120mm-armed Merkava Mk 4 MBT in 2002. It builds on the experience of the Tank Administration (MANTAK) in developing and producing the Merkava Mk 1, 2 and 3, and as with earlier models, survivability is accorded a high priority.Read More

Israel Defense Forces

K21-105 Light Tank

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K21-105 Light Tank

At IDEX 2013, Doosan and John Cockerill Defense presented the K21-105 Light Tank concept which integrates the Cockerill 105mm-armed XC-8 turret on the Doosan K21 IFV chassis. The K21 was developed by Doosan to meet the requirements of the Republic of Korea Army. Additionally, the new vehicle has been developed as a private venture and there are no orders as of early 2018.Read More

Hanwha Defense

Al-Khalid/Al-Khalid-I

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Al-Khalid/Al-Khalid-I

In 1990, China and Pakistan agreed to jointly develop a new MBT which would be manufactured by HIT for the Pakistan Army. The Al-Khalid is a further development of the Norinco MBT-2000 export MBT. The ﬁrst pre-production Al-Khalid was delivered to the Pakistan Army in 2001 and 310 had been delivered by the end of 2015.Read More

Heavy Industries Taxila

Al-Zarrar

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The 125mm-armed Al-Zarrar MBT is a modernised version of the Pakistan Army’s Norinco 100mm-armed Type 59 which was based on the Soviet T-54A. In 1990, the army decided it could not afford to replaced its approximately 1,100 Type 59s and HIT was directed to launch an upgrade project. The ﬁrst of 320 Al-Zarrars was delivered to the army in 2004. Despite negotiations to upgrade Bangladesh’s ﬂeet of T-59s, there had been no export sales of the Al-Zarrar by early 2018.Read More

Heavy Industries Taxila

GDLS MPF Prototype

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GDLS MPF Prototype

General Dynamics Land Systems (GDLS) is one of two companies that has been downselected to produce 12 prototype light tanks for the US Army’s Mobile Protected Firepower (MPF) programme. Photographs of the GDLS prototype emerged in April 2020, but few technical details have been disclosed. It appears to be based upon a similar hull design as used for the ASCOD, Ajax and Griffin III platforms and can be armed with either a 105mm or 120mm main gun. The US Army plans to acquire up to 504 vehicles under the MPF programme, with the contract expected to be awarded in FY2022.Read More

General Dynamics Land Systems

M1A2 Abrams

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Since 1992, the US Army has been upgrading its 120mm-armed M1A1 tracked MBTs to the M1A2 model. The latest production standard is the M1A2 System Enhancement Package v3, now known as the M1A2C, which incorporates a new armour layout, an ammunition data link to enable the ﬁring of smart 120mm rounds, an auxiliary power unit and several upgrades to the electronic architecture. The ﬁrst example of the M1A2C was delivered in October 2017 and the US Army plans to eventually ﬁeld 1,500 M1A2Cs. The platform is expected to remain in service with the US Army’s armour brigade combat teams until around 2050. The M1A2 variant has also been exported to Kuwait and Saudi Arabia.Read More

General Dynamics Land Systems

M1A2 SEPv3

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The M1A2 System Enhancement Package 3 (M1A2 SEPv3) is the latest production-standard variant of the Abrams MBT. Designed primarily to address the SWaP issues encountered with the M1A2 SEPv2, the M1A2 SEPv3 introduces a new electronic architecture, simpliﬁed maintenance procedures and a new auxiliary power unit. In order to improve lethality and survivability, it also features additional frontal armour and a data link to enable the ﬁring of smart, multipurpose projectiles from its 120mm smoothbore gun. The M1A2 SEPv3 is intended to become the new frontline tank for the US Army, which has awarded GDLS a contract to convert up to 435 M1A1 tanks to this standard.Read More

General Dynamics Land Systems

Degman

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The 125mm-armed Degman MBT is a further development of the M-84 tank which the company produced during the Yugoslavian era. The ﬁrst prototype was completed in 2003, but as of early 2019, there have been no production orders. DDSV is marketing the Degman as both an M-84 upgrade package and as a new-build tank. The Croatian Army wants to upgrade a portion of its 74-strong ﬂeet of M-84s and there are unconﬁrmed reports that Kuwait may upgrade its 149 M-84s.Read More

Duro Dakovic Specijalna Vozila

Kaplan MT

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The Kaplan Medium Tank (MT) is a purpose-built light tank developed by FNSS. Equipped with a John Cockerill Defense C3105 turret, it is armed with a 105mm main gun and a 7.62mm or 12.7mm coaxial machine gun. Indonesia adopted the Kaplan MT as the Harimau in April 2019 and will manufacture the vehicle under licence.Read More

Pindad (Persero)

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