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List of equipment of the Royal Netherlands Army
This is a list of the equipment of the Royal Netherlands Army.
Vehicles Edit
Armoured vehicles Edit
| Name | Origin | Type | Number | Photo | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Main battle tanks | |||||
| Leopard 2A8 | Germany | Main battle tank | ~52 | The planned acquisition includes up to 52 Leopards, intended to supplement the existing fleet of 18 Leopard 2A6MA2s.[1] | |
| Leopard 2A6MA2 | Germany | Main battle tank | 18 | The 18 tanks have been modernised and are equipped with Dutch communications and information systems. These modifications enable digital communications with Dutch units. The tanks are part of the 4th company of the German-Dutch 414 Tank Battalion, which is part of the Dutch 43rd Mechanised Brigade and are leased from Germany.[2] | |
| Infantry fighting vehicles | |||||
| CV9035NL | Sweden | Infantry fighting vehicle | 149 | 193 vehicles entered service since 2008, 44 CV90s were sold to Estonia in 2014 and another 44 vehicles placed in reserve.[3] Mid-life update of 122 infantry fighting and command vehicles, and 6 driver training vehicles commenced in 2021.[4][5] Remaining 21 vehicles will be upgraded in a later stage, or used for spare parts.[6] First updated vehicle deliveries planned for 2024, to be completed by 2026. | |
| Recovery and repair | |||||
| YPR-765 | Netherlands | Armoured personnel carrier | 85 | Largely replaced by CV90 and Boxer MRAV vehicles. The YPR PRBR (Pantser Rups Battle Damage Repair) and transport is still in use with the 43rd Mechanised Brigade.[7] An unknown number of reserve YPRs were donated to Ukraine. | |
| Leopard 2 Bergepanzer 3 "Büffel" | West Germany / Germany | Armoured recovery vehicle | 25 | Undergoing modernisation starting in 2019.[8] First updated vehicles were delivered in 2022, process to be completed by 2027. | |
| Wheeled armoured fighting vehicles | |||||
| Boxer | Netherlands Germany | Armoured fighting vehicle | 203 | German-Dutch armoured fighting vehicle, produced by ARTEC (joint venture between Krauss-Maffei Wegmann and Rheinmetall Netherlands). 203 vehicles in total of which 36 command, 55 ambulance, 92 engineering, 12 cargo and 8 driver training vehicles.[9] Delivery of additional Electronic Warfare vehicles planned from 2027 onwards. | |
| TPz Fuchs | West Germany / Germany | Reconnaissance vehicle | 20 | 6 CBRN Reconnaissance and 14 Electronic Warfare (EW) vehicles. The EW vehicles are gradually being replaced by the Multirole Electronic Warfare variant of the Bushmaster, the CBRN Reconnaissance vehicles will be replaced by 12 new yet to be determined vehicles in cooperation with Germany.[10] | |
| Bushmaster | Australia | Infantry mobility vehicle | 102 | First purchased between 2006 and 2009 during the Dutch Uruzgan deployment for increased protection from improvised explosive devices (IEDs).[11] Multiple vehicles have been converted to the Multirole Electronic Warfare (MREW) variant, in use with the Joint ISTAR Command.[12] Additional vehicles ordered throughout the years, current total of 102 vehicles in command, transport, EOD, EW, medical and engineer variants. All vehicles will undergo a mid-life update between 2024 and 2027. | |
| Iveco Medium Tactical Vehicle | Italy | Infantry mobility vehicle | 1,185 on order | New vehicle designed for the Dutch armed forces, partially based on the Iveco LMV. Ordered in July 2019 for delivery in 2022–2027 in 5 variants; two combat variants (hardtop and softtop), a logistics variant (pick-up), an ambulance variant and a military police variant for the Royal Marechaussee. Includes an order for 130 remote controlled weapon stations.[13] The vehicles, named Medium Tactical Vehicle (MTV), are due to commence entering service in 2022.[14] | |
| Fennek | Netherlands Germany | Reconnaissance vehicle | 345 | Original 365 vehicles, 345 vehicles in service after mid-life update. Mid-life update commenced in 2021, 325 vehicles will be updated. The 18 Fennek SWP will not be updated but will remain in service, 345 vehicles will be in service after the MLU has been completed. | |
Artillery Edit
| Name | Origin | Type | Quantity | Photo | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rocket artillery | |||||
| PULS | Israel | Multiple rocket launcher | 0 | 20 ordered in 2023.[15][16] To be installed on a Scania XT "Gryphus". | |
| Howitzers | |||||
| PzH 2000 | Germany | Self-propelled howitzer | 49 | 35 in service, and it will be increased to 45.[17] 49 are owned by the Dutch Army (57 purchased, 8 transferred to Ukraine in 2022).[18] Suited to fire the 155mm GPS-guided Excalibur grenade.[19] | |
| FH70 | United Kingdom West Germany Italy | Howitzer | 15 | Not in active service, all 15 howitzers in storage. Bought from Germany in the late 1990s.[20] | |
| 25-pounder | United Kingdom | Gun-howitzer | 8 | Only used for ceremonial gun salutes.[21] | |
| Mortars | |||||
| Hirtenberger M6 C-640 Mk.1 | Austria | Mortar | 80 | New 60mm mortars in service with infantry battalions since 2019.[22] | |
| Hirtenberger M8 R-1365 | Austria | Mortar | 122 | 122 new Hirtenberger M8 mortars entering service from 2023 onwards, replacing the L16A2 mortars. | |
| MO-120-HB | France | Mortar | 22 | 120mm mortar produced by Hotchkiss-Brandt (HB) for the Royal Netherlands Army, 16 in active service. To be replaced by 20 new 120mm mortars and 4 launchers with loitering munitions from 2023 onwards.[22] | |
| L16A2 | United Kingdom | Mortar | 63 | To be replaced by 122 new 81mm mortars.[22] | |
Air defence Edit
| Name | Origin | Type | Number | Photo | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NASAMS II | Norway | Surface-to-air missile system | 2 batteries (2x3 launchers) | Operated by 13th Air Defence Battery[23] | |
| Fennek | Germany Netherlands | FIM-92 Stinger weapon platform | 18 | Operated by 13th Air Defence Battery[24] | |
| FIM-92 Stinger | United States | Man-portable surface-to-air missile | Unknown | Operated across various army units,[24] 200 donated to Ukraine in February 2022 amid the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine[25] | |
| MIM-104 Patriot | United States | Long range surface-to-air missile | 4 batteries (4x6 launchers) | Patriot PAC-2 and PAC-3 missiles, fully modernised & upgraded in 2019. Operated by 802 Squadron with 3 Batteries in operational readiness, fourth battery used for training purposes.[26] |
Engineering vehicles Edit
| Name | Origin | Type | Number | Photo | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Military engineering vehicle | |||||
| MLC-70 wegenmatsysteem | Netherlands Germany | Military engineering vehicle | 10 | Used to lay roads.[27] | |
| AEV 3 Kodiak | Germany Switzerland | Armoured engineering vehicle | 10 | All operational since May 2018.[28] | |
| Leopard 1 Panzerschnellbrücke "Biber" | West Germany / Germany | Armoured vehicle-launched bridge | 8 | 2 Bibers for every armoured engineering company. To be replaced by 8 Leopard 2 Panzerschnellbrücke "Leguan" | |
| Leopard 2 Panzerschnellbrücke "Leguan" | Germany | Armoured vehicle-launched bridge | 8 | 8 Leopard 2 armoured vehicle-launched bridge (Leguan), MLC-80, ordered to replace the Leopard 1-armoured vehicle-launched bridge. Planned operational status starting in 2021.[29] | |
| Leguan | Germany | Military engineering vehicle | 4 | Replaced 4 Leopard 1 bridge layers. | |
Logistics vehicles Edit
| Name | Origin | Type | Number | Photo | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DAF XF semi-trailer truck | Netherlands | Truck | 104 | 112 semi-trailer trucks (165 kN DAF XF-trucks and 450 kN/600 kN Broshuis-trailers) operational since 2005.[30] | |
| DAF YA 4440/4442 | Netherlands | Truck | 1200 | Various versions, to be partially replaced by additional Scania XT "Gryphus" from 2019 onwards.[31] | |
| Scania PLS trucks | Sweden | Truck | 555 | Various versions in service since 2005.[32] | |
| Scania XT "Gryphus" | Sweden | Truck | 2847 | Replacing the majority of the DAF YA-4400/4442, YA-2300 and YT-2300 trucks, gradually entering service since 2019. Various versions.[33] |
Miscellaneous Edit
| Name | Origin | Type | Number | Photo | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Multipurpose wheeled vehicles | ||||||
| Defenture VECTOR | Netherlands | Special operations vehicle | 75 | Developed for and in cooperation with the special operations forces of the Korps Commandotroepen, currently part of a joint NLD SOCOM pool.[34] | ||
| Mercedes-Benz G280 CDI | Germany | Multipurpose wheeled vehicle | 128 | 88 vehicles were in use with the Korps Commandotroepen (KCT), 44 additional vehicles formerly in use with the Netherlands Marine Corps were added to the Army fleet in 2019. KCT have moved to the VECTOR vehicle, all 128 G280 CDIs have been transferred to conventional infantry battalions.[35] | ||
| MB 290GD Wolf | Germany | Utility vehicle | 1700 | Various versions in service. Partially replaced by 1527 Volkswagen Amarok, remaining vehicles to be replaced by 1175 Iveco MTVs from 2022 onwards.[36] | ||
| Rheinmetall "Caracal" | Germany Netherlands | Utility vehicle | 0 | 504 ordered in 2023 for the "Luchtmobiele Brigade". Delivery planned from 2025, Dutch variant assembled by VDL Special Vehicles BV - Eindhoven. Goal of 1,004 Caracal for the Netherlands Army. First order is a common one with the German Army, total 1508 vehicles for €870 million.[37] | ||
| Volkswagen Amarok | Germany | Pick-up | 1527 | All ordered vehicles in service since 2018.[38] | ||
| All-terrain vehicles | ||||||
| Luchtmobiel Speciaal Voertuig | Netherlands | All-terrain vehicle | 135 | Used by Air Mobile brigade, will be replaced by 515 Mercedes-Benz G300 CDI Air Assault (AASLT) vehicles.[39] | ||
| Defenture MDQ | Netherlands | All-terrain vehicle | 274 on order | Diesel ATV produced for the armed forces by Dutch manufacterer Defenture.[40] Users will be Korps Commandotroepen, Netherlands Marine Corps and 11th Airmobile Brigade (Netherlands). The contract includes an option for an additional 120 vehicles. Deliveries are planned for 2023 and 2024. | ||
| Suzuki King Quad 750 AXI 4x4 | Japan | All-terrain vehicle | 48 | Quad for Korps Commandotroepen and deployed conventional infantry.[41] | ||
| Motorcycles | ||||||
| KTM LC4 | Austria | Motorcycle | 104 | Used by 11th Airmobile Brigade.[42] | ||
| KTM 350 EXC-F | Austria | Motorcycle | 89 | 89 new motorcycles entering service since 2020 with 11th Airmobile Brigade, will replace some of the KTM LC-4s.[43] | ||
| Unmanned ground vehicles | ||||||
| Milrem THeMIS | Estonia | Unmanned ground vehicle | 6 | Two vehicles of the Cargo variant, which can be optionally equipped with an FN deFNder remote weapon station, and four Combat variants which are equipped with an EOS R400 remote weapon station.[44] | ||
Unmanned aerial vehicles Edit
| Name | Origin | Type | Number | Photo | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unmanned aerial vehicles | ||||||
| Black Hornet Nano | Norway | Micro unmanned aerial vehicle | 48 | In use with Brigade Reconnaissance Squadrons and Korps Commandotroepen.[45] | ||
| AeroVironment RQ-11B DDL Raven | United States | Miniature unmanned aerial vehicle | 48 | Replaced the Raven B NLD, acquired combinedly with the RQ-21, Wasp III and RQ-20.[46] | ||
| AeroVironment RQ-20 Puma | United States | Low-altitude unmanned aerial vehicle | 12 | Acquired combinedly with the RQ-21, RQ-11B DDL and Wasp III.[47] | ||
| AeroVironment Wasp III | United States | Low-altitude unmanned aerial vehicle | 18 | Acquired combinedly with the RQ-21, RQ-11B DDL and RQ-20.[47] | ||
| Boeing Insitu RQ-21 Blackjack | United States | Low-altitude unmanned aerial vehicle | 15 | 5 systems in use, with 3 UAVs eachs.[47] Operated by the Joint ISTAR Command. | ||
| Boeing Insitu ScanEagle | United States | Low-altitude unmanned aerial vehicle | 12 | Gradually replaced by the RQ-21.[48] | ||
Infantry weapons and small arms Edit
| Name | Origin | Type | Caliber | Image | Details | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Handguns | ||||||
| Glock 17 | Austria | Semi-automatic pistol | 9×19mm Parabellum | The Glock 17 is the standard service pistol of all army units.[49] | ||
| Carbines | ||||||
| Colt Canada C8NLD | Canada | Carbine | 5.56×45mm NATO | Standard service carbine. Modernized version of the Diemaco C8 carbine.[50] | ||
| Heckler & Koch HK416 | Germany | Carbine | 5.56×45mm NATO | Standard service carbine of the Korps Commandotroepen.[51] | ||
| Rifles | ||||||
| Colt Canada C7NLD | Canada | Assault rifle | 5.56×45mm NATO | Standard service rifle. Modernized version of the Diemaco C7 rifle.[50] | ||
| Heckler & Koch HK417 | Germany | Designated marksman rifle | 7.62×51mm NATO | Designated marksman rifle in use with the Korps Commandotroepen and selected conventional sniper groups.[51] | ||
| Machine guns | ||||||
| FN Minimi | Belgium | Light machine gun | 5.56×45mm NATO | Standard light machine gun.[52] | ||
| FN MAG | Belgium | General-purpose machine gun | 7.62×51mm NATO | Standard general-purpose machine gun.[53] | ||
| M2HB-QCB | United States | Heavy machine gun | 12.7×99mm NATO | Standard heavy machine gun.[54] | ||
| Sniper rifles | ||||||
| Accuracy International AWM | United Kingdom | Sniper rifle | .338 Lapua Magnum .308 Winchester | In the process of being replaced by Accuracy AX rifles[55] | ||
| Accuracy International AX | United Kingdom | Sniper rifle | .338 Lapua Magnum .308 Winchester | Gradually replacing the Accuracy AWM rifles.[55] | ||
| Barrett M82A1 | United States | Anti-materiel rifle | 12.7×99mm NATO | Anti-materiel rifle in use with sniper groups throughout the army.[56] | ||
| Shotguns | ||||||
| Mossberg M590A1 | United States | Shotgun | 12 gauge | Used for jungle warfare and door breaching.[57] | ||
| Hand grenade | ||||||
| HG 85 | Switzerland | Hand grenade | - | Nr300 is the Dutch designation for the HG 85. There is also the Nr330 | ||
| Grenade launchers | ||||||
| Heckler & Koch AGW | Germany | Automatic grenade launcher | 40mm grenade | Automatic grenade launcher in use throughout the army. Both man-portable and vehicle-fitted versions in use.[58] | ||
| Heckler & Koch UGL | Germany | Grenade launcher | 40mm grenade | Mounted under C7 rifles and C8 carbines.[50] | ||
| M320 Grenade Launcher Module | United States Germany | Grenade launcher | 40mm grenade | In use with special forces of the Korps Commandotroepen.[59] | ||
| Anti-tank weapons | ||||||
| Panzerfaust 3 | Germany | Rocket propelled grenade | 60mm | Equipped with Dynarange system, allows targets to be engaged during all weather conditions, speed and day/night conditions at a maximum range of 900 meters. Can also be used to target hovering helicopters.[60] | ||
| EUROSPIKE | Israel | Anti-tank missile | 152mm | Formerly called Gill in Dutch Service, a total 2,400 Spike-MR missiles and 297 launchers were ordered and can be fitted on several vehicle types, including Fennek and LSV.[61] | ||
| M72A3 LAW | United States | Anti-tank rocket launcher | 66mm | Exclusively used by the Korps Commandotroepen due to its low weight and compact handling of the weapon, used to great effect against improvised armored vehicles and fighting positions during the Dutch presence in Afghanistan.[62] | ||
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External links Edit
- Weaponry section on the official Ministry of Defence website (in Dutch)
- Vehicles section on the official Ministry of Defence website (in Dutch)