Algerian People’s National Army

Army: 101 000 (including 62 000 conscripts, ~160 000 reserves)

Air Force: 12 000

Navy: ~10 000

Gendarmerie: 24 000

Territorial Air Defence Forces: 10 000

Main Battle Tanks

50: AMX-13 (Obsolescent)

110: T-34-85 (Obsolescent)

165: T-54 (Obsolescent)

~175: T-55 (Obsolescent)

~330: T-62 (Obsolescent)

~121: T-72

~267: T-72M1

~508: T-90S

~54: AML-60 (Armoured car)

10: BTR-60PU-12 (Command Post, for use with SA-9/9K31)

100: BTR-40 (Obsolete)

~30: BTR-50

400: BTR-60PB

50: BTR-80

350: BTR-152 (obsolete)

100: BRDM-2 (Reconnaissance Vehicle)

100: Fahd (Gendarmerie)

531: Fuchs-2 (another 449 on order, assembled in Algeria)

~50: M3 VTT (For presidential guard, 5 Command Post (VPC), 2 AEV (VLA), 2 ARV (VAT), 2 ambulance (VTS)

2: Marauder

10: MaxxPro (MRAP)

200: Nimr

~76: OT-64

75: OT-64A

20: Walid (obsolete)

500: Boxer (on order, to be assembled in Algeria)

800: BMP-1 (being upgraded to BMP-2M)

289: BMP-2

120: BMPT-72 (another 180 on order, Tank Support Fighting Vehicle)

20: BRDM-2 9P148 (Tank destroyer, uses 9M14 (AT-5) missiles)

54: BVP-2 (included BVP-2K command post)

70: SU-100 (Tank destroyer, reserve)

11: Tigr-M (Fitted with Kornet-EM anti-tank missile system)

12: 9P78 Iskander (Mobile short range ballistic missile)

145: 2S1 (Self-propelled gun)

25: 2S3 (Self-propelled gun)

100: A-19 (Towed gun, reserve)

18: BM-9A52 Smerch (Self-propelled MRL)

48: BM-14 (Self-propelled MRL)

48: BM-21 Grad (Self-propelled MRL)

30: BM-24 (Self-propelled MRL)

~200: D-30 (Towed gun)

30: D-74 (Towed gun)

20: ISU-122 (Self-propelled gun, obsolete?)

6: ISU-152 (Self-propelled gun, obsolete?)

3: Luna/FROG (Mobile surface to surface missile launcher)

18: Luna-M (Mobile surface to surface missile launcher)

20: ML-20 (Towed gun)

60: M-30 (Towed gun)

120: M-43 (Mortar)

10: M-46 (Towed gun)

50: PLZ-45 (Self-propelled gun)

18: SM-4 (Self-propelled mortar)

18: SR-5 (Self-propelled MRL)

4: TOS-1 (Self-propelled MRL)

18: WA-021/Type-88 (Towed gun)

10: W-86 (Mortar)

10 – 2K12 Kvadrat/SA-6A (SAM system)

40 – 9K31 (Mobile SAM system)

20 – 9K33 Osa (Mobile SAM system)

38 – 96K9 Pantsyr-S1 (Mobile AD system)

1 – Buk-M2 (SAM system)

6 – S-75 Dvina (SAM system)

5 – S-125 Pechora (SAM system)

3 – S-300PMU2 Favorit (SAM system)

210 – ZSU-23-4 Shilka (SPAAG)

45 – ZSU-57-2 (SPAAG)

600 – 3M9 (SAM)

300 – 48N6 (SAM, for S-300PMU-2 SAM system)

900 – 57E6 (SAM, for Pantsyr-S1 air-defence systems)

600 – 9M33 (SAM)

1250 – 9M120 Ataka (another 2250 on order, anti-tank missile, for BMPT AFSV)

400 – 9M113 Konkurs/AT-5 (Anti-tank missile, for BRDM-2 tank destroyers)

4000 – 9M133 Kornet (Anti-tank missile, for BMP-1M)

4000 – 9M133 Kornet

100 – 9M317 (SAM)

75 – 9M723 (SSM, for Iskander SSM system, recipient uncertain (reported as ‘state in Middle East or North Africa’)

25 – ASTER-15 (SAM, For BDSL AALS?)

100 – Red Arrow-12 (anti-tank)

4290 – Fagot (Anti-tank missile, for BMP-2 IFV)

200 – Fagot (Anti-tank missile)

9000 – Malyutka (Anti-tank missile, for BMP-1 IFV and Mi-24 helicopters)

500 – Metis-M (Anti-tank missile)

600 – Strela-1 (SAM)

1000 – Strela-2 (Portable SAM)

175 – V-601 (SAM)

150 – V-750 (for S-75 Dvina)

7 Military Regions (1^st Blida, 2^nd Oran, 3^rd Béchar, 4^th Ouargia, 5^th Constantine, 6^th Tamanrasset, 7^th Illizi)

3 armoured divisions (each with 3 armoured regiment, 1 mechanised regiment)

4 mechanised divisions (each with 3 mechanised regiments, 1 armoured regiment)

1 airborne division (4 paratrooper regiments, 1 Special forces regiment)

2 independent armoured brigades)

4-5 independent motorised infantry brigades

8 independent artillery battalions

4 engineer battalions

5 air defence battalions

2 ranger battalions

~11 – MiG-25PDS (Foxbat-E)

2 – MiG-29M/M2 (12 on order, Fulcrum-E)

~30 – MiG-29S (Fulcrum-C)

5 – MiG-29UB (Fulcrum-B)

~57 – Su-30MKA (Flanker-C/G/H, 16 on order)

8 – AW119Ke Koala

6 – Aero L-39C Albatros

49 – L-39ZA Albatros (Light attack)

3 – MiG-25PU (Foxbat-C)

16 – Yak-130 (Mitten, light attack)

~46 – Zlin-142/Firnas-142

5 – Zlín-43/ Safir-43

1 – A340-541 (Government)

2 – ATR72-212A (Government)

2 – AW101 Model 642

4 – Gulfstream IV-SP (Government)

1 – Gulfstream V (Government)

1 – Commander 680E

2 – Super King Air B200T

3 – G-550 (On order, ISR)

~3- MiG-25RB (Foxbat-B, recon-bomber)

2 – Su-24MR

6 – Beech 1900D

6 – Beech 1900HISAR/MMSA

~5 – Super King Air B200

2 – Super King Air C90B

6 – Super King Air B350

8 – C-130H

5 – C-130H-30

4 – C-130J (On order)

5 – C-295

~5 – Il-76TD

2 – PC-6 Turbo Porter

~27 – Mi-24 MkIII

30 – Mi-24V

42 – Mi-28NE

15 – A-109LUH (For Gendarmerie, border guard and police)

9 – AS-350/550 Fennec (For Gendarmerie)

8 – AS-355N Fennec

14 – AW139 (For search and rescue)

3 – Bell 412EP

~3 – Ka-32S (Helix-C, Maritime utility)

2 – Ka-32T (Helix-C)

28 – Mi-2 Hoplite

47 – Mi-8MTV

42 – Mi-171Sh armed version

14 – Mi-26T2 version

8 – W-3A Sokol

5 – CH-3 (Can be armed)

5 – CH-4 (Armed)

10 – Seeker

5 – Yabhon Flash-20 (Possibly Algeria-55 or El Djazair-55)

5 – Yabhon United-40 (Possibly Algeria-54 or El Djazair-54)

1000 – 9M120 Ataka (Anti-tank missile, for Mi-28 combat helicopters)

250 – K-13A (SRAAM, for MiG-21 combat aircraft)

200 – K-13A (SRAAM, for Su-7 combat aircraft)

1500 – K-13M (SRAAM, for MiG-21, MiG-23 and Su-20 combat aircraft)

125 – Kh-31M (Anti-ship missile, for Su-30MK combat aircraft)

125 – Kh-59 (ASM, for Su-30MK combat aircraft)

100 – Mokopa (ASM, anti-tank missile, for Lynx helicopters)

50 – Raptor-2 (ASM)

300 – R-23 (SRAAM, for MiG-23MF combat aircraft)

537 – R-27R/T (BVRAAM)

164 – R-40 (BVRAAM, for MiG-25P combat aircraft)

555 – R-73 (BVRAAM, for Su-30MK combat aircraft)

250 – R-77 (BVRAAM, for Su-30MK combat aircraft)

700 – ZT-3 Ingwe (Anti-tank missile, for Mi-24 helicopters)

2: Al Radi class

C-28A:

Adhafer

El Fatih

Ezzadjer

MEKO A200 (Option for 2 more):

Erradi (910)

El-Moudamir (911)

Koni class (Modernised):

Mourad Rais

Rais Kellik

Rais Korfo

1: Type 056 class (Pattani, on order, possibly more)

Nanuchka II class (Modernised):

Ras Hamidou

Salah Reis

Reis Ali

Djebel Chenoua class:

Djebel Chenoua

El Chihab

El Kirch

Hassan Barbiear

3: Steregushchiy class (on order, missile corvette)

Project 636:

Messali el Hadj (021)

Akram Pacha (022)

El Ouarsenis (031)

El Hoggar (032)

Project 877EKM (Possibly another two on order, upgraded):

Rais Hadj Mubarek (012)

El Hadj Slimane (013)

8: Osa II class (possibly obsolete)

~14: El Yadekh class (Kebir)

31: Denebi class (FPB-98)

12: El Mounkid class (Alusafe 2000)

1: Kalaat Béni Abbès (San Giorgio class, transport dock)

Kalaat Beni Hammed (Landing ship)

Kalaat Beni Rached (Landing ship)

1: Project-771 (Polnocny-class, landing ship)

Soummam

El Mellah

OSV-95:

El Masseh

5 – AW101-610

4 – Super Lynx Mk-130

6 – Super Lynx Mk-140

9: Soviet PG

6: Mangusta type

10: Baglietto type

90 – 9M33 (SAM, Osa-M, SA-N-4 version, for Koni frigates)

90 – 9M33 (SAM, Osa-M, SA-N-4 version, for Nanuchka-2 corvettes)

80 – 53-65 (AS torpedo, for Project-636 submarines)

40 – 53-65 (AS torpedo, for Project-877 submarines)

25 – C-802 (anti-ship, for Djebel Chenoua FAC)

50 – C-802 (anti-ship, for C-28A frigates)

50 – FM-90 (SAM, for C-28A frigates)

60 – Kh-35 (Anti-ship missile, for modernized Nanuchka corvettes)

50 – MU90 IMPACT (ASW torpedo, for MEKO-A200 frigates and Super Lynx helicopters)

75 – P-15M (Anti-ship missile, P-20, SS-C-3 version for coast defence systems)

25 – P-15M (Anti-ship missile, for Nanuchka-2 corvettes)

75 – P-15U (Anti-tank missile, for Project-205M, Osa-2 FAC)

65 – RBS-15 Mk-3 (Anti-ship missile, for MEKO-A200 frigates)

44 – TEST-71 (For ASW torpedo, for Koni frigate)

80 – TEST-71 (ASW torpedo, for Project-636 submarines)

40 – TEST-71 (ASW torpedo, Project-877 submarines)

100 – Umkhonto-IR (SAM, for MEKO-A200 frigates)

Experts: 8

Police: 125