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The '''List of military equipment of Croatia''' is an alphabetical listing of all types used by or produced in Croatia since independence in 1991. |
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== A == |
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* [[Agram 2000|Agram]] 2000/2002: 9 mm weapon made in [[Croatia]]. |
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* [[APS-95]]: 5.56 mm rifle made in Croatia. |
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* [[AT-4 Spigot]], Antitank missile from the [[Soviet Union]]. |
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* [[AT-7 Saxhorn]], Antitank missile from the Soviet Union. |
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* [[AK-47 | AKM]] assault rifle from Russia. |
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== B == |
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* [[BOV APC|BOV]], light armored vehicle from [[Yugoslavia]]. |
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* [[BRDM-2]], reconnaissance vehicle from the Soviet Union. |
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* [[BTR-50]], armored personnel carrier from the Soviet Union. |
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* [[BTR-60]], armored personnel carrier from the Soviet Union. |
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== C == |
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* [[Commando 60 mm mortar]], Croatian mortar. |
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* [[Chinese Type 56 Assault Rifle]], Chinese copy of the Russian AK-47. |
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== E == |
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* [[EM-992]], Croatian sniper rifle version of the .300 [[Winchester Magnum]]. |
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* [[Ero]], Croatian variant of the [[Uzi]]. |
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== F == |
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* [[FN-FAL]], Assault rifle from [[Belgium]]. |
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== G == |
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* [[G-2 Galeb]], light combat aircraft from Yugoslavia (withdrawn). |
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* [[Heckler & Koch G3|G3]], Assault rifle from [[Germany]]. |
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* [[Gorenje]], .22 cal pistol of Yugoslav origin. |
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== I == |
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* [[Ingram MAC-10]], .45 cal submachine gun of [[United States]] origin. |
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== J == |
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* [[J-21 Jastreb]], light combat aircraft from Yugoslavia (withdrawn). |
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== K == |
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* [[Konkurs]], Antitank missile from the Soviet Union. |
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== L == |
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* [[10.5 cm leFH 18|leFH 18]], 105 mm field howitzer from Germany. |
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== M == |
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* [[M2 Browning machine gun|M2HB]] Browning, .50 cal machine gun of United States origin. |
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* [[M18 Hellcat]], tank destroyer from the United States (withdrawn). |
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* [[M36 Jackson]], tank destroyer from the United States (withdrawn). |
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* [[Karabiner 98k | Mauser Kar98k]] bolt-action infantry rifle (withdrawn). |
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* [[M48 Mauser]], 7.92 mm service rifle of Yugoslav origin (withdrawn). |
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* [[M49 rifle|M49]], 7.62 mm of Yugoslav origin (withdrawn). |
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* [[M52 P2/P3 hand granade]] Yugoslav hand granade, defensive |
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* [[M53 machine gun]], 7.92 mm machine gun copy of [[MG42]]. |
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* [[M56 submachine gun]], 7.62 mm of Yugoslav origin. |
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* [[M56 howitzer]], copy of the [[M101A1]]. |
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* [[M57 mortar]], 60 mm mortar from Yugoslavia. |
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* [[M57 RB]], Antitank weapon from Yugoslavia. |
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* [[M59 rifle]], copy of Soviet [[Simonov]] [[SKS]]. |
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* [[M59/66]], improved version of basic M59 (reserve). |
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* [[M60 rifle grenade]] |
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* [[M60 assault rifle]], copy of Soviet [[AK-47]] assault rifle. |
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* [[M60 recoilless rifle]], 82 mm recoilless rifle from Yugoslavia. |
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* [[M-60 APC]], armored personnel carrier built in Yugoslavia. |
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* [[Škorpion vz. 61|M61 Skorpion]], 7.65 mm automatic pistol of [[Czechoslovakian]] origin. |
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* [[M68 mortar]], 81 mm mortar from Yugoslavia. |
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* [[M69A]], 82 mm mortar from Yugoslavia. |
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* [[M70 assault rifle]], improved version of basic M60. |
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* [[M72 automatic rifle]], copy of Soviet [[RPK]] automatic rifle. |
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* [[M74 mortar]], 120 mm mortar from Yugoslavia. |
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* [[M75 hand granade]], Yugoslav hand granade, ofensive |
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* [[M75 mortar]], 120 mm mortar built in Yugoslavia and Croatia. |
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* [[Zastava M76]], sniper rifle of Yugoslav origin. |
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* [[M79 anti-tank granade]], Yugoslav anti-tank granade, copy of the Russian RKG-3 |
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* [[M79 Recoilles rifle|M79]], 82 mm recoilless rifle from Yugoslavia. |
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* [[M79 Osa]], 90 mm antitank weapon from Yugoslavia. |
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* [[AK-74|M80]], copy of Soviet [[AK-74]] assault rifle. |
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* [[M-80 BVP]], armored personnel carrier built in Yugoslavia (modernized). |
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* [[M80 Rocket Launcher|M80 Zolja]], 64 mm antitank weapon from Yugoslavia. |
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* [[M-83 (vehicle)]], antitank vehicle from Yugoslavia. |
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* [[M84 machine gun]], copy of Soviet [[PK machine gun]]. |
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* [[M-84]], main battle tank built in Yugoslavia and Croatia (modernized). |
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* [[Zastava M85|M85]], copy of Soviet [[AKSU-74]] assault rifle. |
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* [[M86 machine gun]], copy of Soviet [[PKT]] machine gun. |
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* [[M87 machine gun]], copy of Soviet [[NSVT]] machine gun. |
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* [[M87 Topaz]], 100 mm antitank gun from Yugoslavia. |
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* [[M90]], 120 mm antitank weapon from Yugoslavia. |
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* [[M90 mortar]], 60 mm mortar from Yugoslavia. |
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* [[M93 hand granade]], Macedonian hand granade |
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* [[M-93 mortar]], 82 mm mortar built in Croatia. |
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* [[M-95 Degman]], new main battle tank. |
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* [[M-96 mortar]], 82 mm mortar built in Croatia. |
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* [[M-98 Jelen]], Croatian weapon, sniper. |
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* [[M1919 Browning machine gun|M1919A4]] Browning, 7.62 mm machine gun of United States origin. |
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* [[M1948]], 76 mm field gun from the Soviet Union. |
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* [[9M14 Malyutka]], antitank missile of Soviet origin. |
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* [[Mauser m.98]], 7.92 mm service rifle of German origin. |
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* [[MG42]], 7.92 mm machine gun of German origin. |
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* [[MiG-21]], light fighter of Soviet design. |
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* [[MILAN]], Antitank missile from [[France]]. |
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* [[Mini Ero]], Small version of the [[Ero]]. |
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* [[MP5]], 9 mm submachine gun of German origin. |
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* [[MT-12 Rapira]], 100 mm antitank gun from the Soviet Union. |
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* [[MT-LB]], armored carrier from the Soviet Union. |
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== P == |
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* [[PPSh]], 7.62 mm submachine gun of Soviet origin (scraped). |
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* [[PT-76]], light tank from the Soviet Union (withdrawn). |
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== R == |
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* [[R4]], 5.56 mm assault rifle from [[South Africa]]. |
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* [[RBG-6]], 40 mm grenade launcher. |
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* [[RL90 M95]], copy of the [[M79 rocket launcher]]. |
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* [[RPG-7]], rocket propelled grenade of Soviet origin. |
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* [[RT-20 (rifle)|RT-20]], 20 mm tactical sniper rifle, anti-materiel rifle. |
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== T == |
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* [[T-12 antitank gun]], 100 mm antitank gun of Soviet origin (in reserve). |
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* [[T-34-85]], medium tank of Soviet origin (withdrawn). |
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* [[T-55]], medium tank of Soviet origin (built in Poland, reserve). |
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* [[T-72]], main battle tank of Soviet origin (modernized). |
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* [[Thompson submachine gun|Thompson]], .45 cal submachine gun of United States origin (withdrawn). |
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== U == |
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* [[UBM-52]], 120 mm mortar from Yugoslavia. |
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* [[Uzi]], 9 mm submachine gun of [[Israeli]] origin. |
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* [[Ultimax 100]], 5.56 mm MG with 100 rounds drum, from Singapur. |
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== Z == |
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* [[ZIS-3]], 76.2 mm field gun from the Soviet Union. |
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== See also == |
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* [[List of military equipment]] |
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[[Category:Military of Croatia]] |
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[[Category:Military equipment by country]] |
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