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Iraqi Security Force Order of Battle Published at Montrose Toast Written by DJ Elliott Iraqi Order of Battle (OOB) Appendix C – Equipment Information Cut Off Date: 31 July 2010 Ground Equipment Type Current End-10 End-11 Goal Comments Tanks Tank M1A1 Abrams 11 140 280 280 9th Div; 140 completion Jun2011/280 delv by 2013 Tank T55 76 76 76 76 Iraqi salvage; xfering fm 9th Div Tank T72M ~110 ~180 ? ? NATO donations or Iraqi salv; xfering fm 9th Div Tracked Armor Vehicles ACV tracked M577 3 ? ? ? 3 Salvaged-20th Bde; APC tracked BMP1 434 ? ? ? Most transferred from HA APC tracked M113 283 283 ? 1309 1026 more M113 FOV on order arr 2011-2013; APC tracked MTLB 61 ? ? ? 1-34/9 [xfering] and 1-42/11 Bn APC tracked Spartan 100 ? ? ? Unk number operational APC tracked Type 63/Talha ACAV 44 ? ? ? 4-34 Mech Recon Bn [xfering] ARV tracked VT55 4 ? ? ? ARV tracked BREM 186 ? ? ? Arm/Mech Div's CSS ARV tracked M88A1/A2 1 16 ? 37 21 more on order arr 2011-2013 ARV Tracked Recv Vehs 8 ? ? ? Wheeled Armor Vehicles APC wheeled BTR-4 0 + ? 270 Oct2010-2014 delv; 1 of 5 orders? APC wheeled BTR-4Ksh Staff 0 + ? 30 Oct2010-2014 delv; 1 of 5 orders? APC wheeled BTR-4K Cmd 0 + ? 80 Oct2010-2014 delv; 1 of 5 orders? APC wheeled BSEM-4K ambl 0 + ? 30 Oct2010-2014 delv; 1 of 5 orders? APC wheeled BREM-4K Rep/Rcv 0 + ? 10 Oct2010-2014 delv; 1 of 5 orders? APC wheeled BTR80 98 ? ? ? APC wheeled BTR94 50 ? ? ? IFP only APC wheeled DZIK3 600 ? ? ? APC wheeled Fuchs 20 ? ? ? APC wheeled Mohafiz 60 ? ? ? 1st IA Div APC wheeled Barracuda 12 ? ? ? APC wheeled OTOKAR 600 ? ? ? APC wheeled Panhard VCR 100 ? ? ? 1-3/1 and 2-3/1 Bns APC wheeled Reva 200+ ? ? ? IFP only; ECV wheeled ILAV/Badger 600+ 865 ? 1,050 ISV EE-9 Cascavel 35 ? ? ? Rebuilt at Taji; all 35 with 4-37th Recon Bn ISV M1117 186 ? ? 186-266 160 M1117 FMS 28Jul08 for IFP; 80 ordered ISV Panhard M3 44+ ? ? ? 3rd Bde ISV Shorland 72 ? ? ? 3rd Bde MCV Bozena 4 ? ? ? 8 Div MCV 42 ? ? ? Misc Ambulance 626 626 ? ? Misc uparmored HMMWV ~10,829 ? ? ? Misc Arm LandRover 90/110 789 ? ? ? Trucks Light Utility (4x4) 10,821 ? ? ? Incls 2600 Trucks for IFP Trucks Medium (6x6) 7,250 ? ? ? Incls 2600 Trucks for IFP Trucks Heavy (5 ton +) 5,840 ? ? ? MTRs; Incls 2600 Trucks for IFP Trucks M1070 HET 35 70 ? 130 60 more delv in 2011-2013 Trucks M978A2 HEMTT 40 80 ? ? Trucks M985A2 HEMTT 36 72 ? ? Trucks M984A2 HEMTT 4 8 ? ? Trucks U/I Fuel tankers ? ? ? 30 30 on order delv 2011-2013 Symphony IED Jammer Systs 411 ? ? ? 1, 2, 5, 6, 9, and 11 Div's HMMWVs as of Nov08 Artillery, MRLS, and Mortars Howitzers M109A5 155mm SP 6+? ? ? 30 Salvage/refurb; 6 in IA day parade; 24 on order arr 2011 Howitzers M198 155mm towed 0 ? ? 120 120 on order arr 2011-2012 Howitzers Type 83 152mm towed 18+? ? ? ? Salvage/refurb; 18 seen in convoy Dec09; Howitzers M46 130mm Towed 18+? ? ? ? Salvage/refurb; 12 seen in Army day parade Howitzers D30 122mm towed 12+? ? ? ? Salvage/refurb; 12 seen in 34/9 Bde May09; MLRS BM-21M 122mm SP 4+? ? ? ? Salvage/refurb; 4 seen in convoy Dec09; MLRS Serbian 122mm SP ? ? ? ? Unconfirmed reporting of order in Aug09 Mortar M120 120mm 565 ? ? ? Delivery started Jun09; 62x 9-tube btys Mortars Serbian 120mm ? ? ? ? trng on Serb morters reported in Sep09 Mortars M252 81mm 665 ? ? ? Delivery started Jun09; 110x 6-tube batteries. Mortars Serbian 81mm ? ? ? ? trng on Serb morters reported in Sep09 Aircraft Type Current End-10 End-11 Goal Comments Fixed-wing Fighter F-16 0 0 ? 18-96 18 to delv in 2012-2013 Lt Attack AT-6B 0 ? ? 36 delayed or canx Recon Sama CH-2000 16 16 ? ? 70th Sq Recon SBL-360 Seeker 2 2 2 2 70th Sq Recon/ISR KingAir 350 10 24 ? ? 87th Sq; Hellfire armed recon; Lynx II SAR package Recon/ISR Cessna RC-208 Caravan 8 ? ? ? 3rd Sq; Hellfire armed recon Trainer Cessna C-208 Caravan 5 ? ? ? 1st Sq Trainer Cessna 172 12 18 ? 18-28 1st Sq; option for 28 total Trainer T-6A 8 15 ? 15-20 15 delv by Dec2010; FMS appr for 20 Trainer Lasta 95 10 20 20 20 Basic trainer; delv started Jul09; all delv Dec10 Trainer T-50, Hawk, or Maki 346 0 ? ? 24 competition for jet trainer Transport C-130E 3 3 ? ? 23rd Sq Transport C-130J-30 0 ? 4 6 23rd Sq Transport AN-32B 0 1+ 6-10 10-40 10 ordered, Sep2010-2014 delv; 1 of 5 orders? Transport (Light) KingAir 350 24 ? ? ? 87th Sq Rotary-wing Helo Bell 206 10 ? ? ? 12th Sq Helo OH-58C 10 ? ? ? 12th Sq; Loan from ARNG Helo MI-17 33 ? ? ? 4th Sq; some not operational Helo MI-17v5 SOF version 26 48 ? ? new sq delv of 22 in Aug10 Helo MI-8T 2+? ? ? ? 2 helos being contracted for repair by Ukraine Helo UH-II Huey II 16 ? ? ? 2nd Sq Helo Bell 407 Trainers 0 3 ? ? Conversion trainers for the armed versions; 12th Sq? Helo Bell 407 Util/Armed Recon 0 ? 24 24-50 rcpt 2011 24 ordered/26 option by 30Sep2012; 21st Sq Helo SA 342 Util/Attack 0 24? ? 24-50? Used French Army aircraft; 88th Sq Helo EC 635 T2+ Util/Attack 2 ? ? 24-50 24 ordered/26 option; first 2 noted in shipping 01Jan10 Helo AW109, Bell 429, or UH-72A 0 ? ? 15 19Nov09 FMS notice for MoI Sq; order going thru Jul10? Helo AW139, Bell 412, or UH-60M 0 ? ? 12 19Nov2009 FMS notice for MoI Squadron Vessels Type Current End-10 End-11 Goal Comments PS Saettia Patrol Ship (701-704) 4 4 4 4 PB Preditor Patrol Boats 5 5 5 5 PB 35m Patrol Boats 1 4 9 15 1st one delv in US May10; 1st 2 ship to Iraq in Jul10 PBR River Patrol Boats 10 ? ? ? PB Defender Patrol Boats 26 26 26 26 FAB Fast Attack Boats 24 24 24 24 RHIB Rigid Hull Inflatible Boats 10 ? ? ? OSV Offshore Support Vessels 0 0 2 2 Sept and Dec 2011 delv. Picket Vessel 1 ? ? ? "Al Shams" rcvd Jul08. .
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