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List of equipment of the Moldovan Armed Forces

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The following is a list of current equipment of the Moldovan Armed Forces.

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Ground Forces

Infantry weapons

Model Image Origin Type Notes
Pistols
TT-33
 Soviet Union Semi-automatic pistol Regular Army
Makarov
 Soviet Union Semi-automatic pistol Regular Army, Special Forces, Police etc.
Glock 17
 Austria Semi-automatic pistol Special Forces [1]
Assault rifles
AK-74
 Soviet Union Assault rifle AK-74, AKS-74, AKS-74U variants
Regular Army, Special Forces, Police etc.
AKM
 Soviet Union Assault rifle AKM, AKMS variants
Mainly Regular Army and Special Forces
M4 carbine
 United States Assault rifle Special Forces
Pistol Mitralieră model 1963/1965
 Romania Assault rifle Mainly Regular Army and Police
Machine guns
PK machine gun
 Soviet Union General purpose machine gun Mainly Regular Army
RPK
 Soviet Union Light machine gun Mainly Regular Army
DShK
 Soviet Union Heavy machine gun Also used in anti-aircraft role.[2]
M240 machine gun
 United States Medium machine gun Donated by the United States.[3]
M2 Browning
 United States Heavy machine gun Donated by the United States, mounted on Humvees, Piranha IIIHs and tripods.[3][4]
Sniper rifles
Dragunov SVD
 Soviet Union Sniper rifle Mainly Regular Army, Special Forces and Police
PSL
 Romania Designated marksman rifle Mainly Regular Army, Special Forces and Police
M110
 United States Semi-automatic Sniper rifle Donated by the United States.[3]
M107A1
 United States Anti materiel sniper rifle Donated by the United States.[3]
Grenades
GP-25
 Soviet Union Grenade launcher Mainly Regular Army, Special Forces and Police
Mk 19
 United States Automatic grenade launcher Mounted on Humvees.[3][5]
F-1
 Soviet Union Hand grenade Regular Army, Special Forces, Police
RGD-5
 Soviet Union Hand grenade Regular Army and Special Forces
Zarya Stun Grenade  Soviet Union Stun grenade Regular Army, Special Forces, Police
Mines
MON-50
 Soviet Union Anti-personnel mine Regular Army and Special Forces
TM-46
 Soviet Union Anti-tank mine Regular Army and Special Forces

Infantry equipment

Model Image Origin Details
Helmets
SSh-68
 Soviet Union Not seen in active service recently.
STSh-81 Mainly Police and Special Forces
MASKA-1 Mainly Police and Special Forces
PASGT
 United States Standard issue combat helmet of the Moldovan National Army. Romanian ST-4 helmet derived from the  PASGT also seen in use.
Ops-Core FAST
Used by the Fulger Battalion
Body armor
Flak jacket  United States Not seen in active service recently.
Interceptor Body Armor
Standard issue body armor of the Moldovan National Army
Stimpex VST-1
 Romania Used in exercises by the 22nd Peacekeeping Battalion, possibly donated by Romania [6]
4030 ELITE  United Kingdom NP Aerospace bomb suit. Donated by the European Union under the European Peace Instrument (EPF).[7]
Gas masks
PMG
 Soviet Union
PG-1
Camouflage
U.S. Woodland
 United States Standard issue camouflage pattern of the Moldovan National Army
M2017
 Romania Seen in use on ballistic protection equipment that was possibly donated by Romania. [6]

Vehicles

Name Photo Origin Type In service Notes
Armoured Fighting Vehicles
BRDM-2
 Soviet Union
 Romania
 Moldova 		Scout car ~8 (With TAB-71M Turret).[2]
MT-LB
 Soviet Union Armoured Fighting Vehicle 25 [2]
MT-LB
 Soviet Union
 Moldova 		2+ (With ZU-23-2 AA Gun).[2]
MT-LBu
 Soviet Union 13-20 [2]
BTR-60PU-12
 Soviet Union
 Moldova 		At least 10 (With ZU-23-1 AA Gun).[2]
Infantry Fighting Vehicles
BMD-1
 Soviet Union Infantry fighting vehicle N/A [2]
BMD-1P
N/A [2]
Armoured Personnel Carriers
BTR-60PB
 Soviet Union Armoured Personnel Carrier 12 [2]
TAB-71M
 Romania 80[8] Originally 161 delivered between 1992 and 1995.[2][9]
BTR-70
 Soviet Union 8 [2]
BTR-80
12[8] [2]
GT-MU
N/A [2]
Piranha IIIH
 Switzerland 19[10] Former Danish Piranha IIIs purchased and donated by Germany.[2][11]
BTR-D
 Soviet Union
 Moldova 		Airborne Armoured Personnel Carrier ~3
N/A 		(With 12.7mm DShK In Cupola).[2]
(With 73mm SPG-9 RCL And 12.7mm DShK In Cupola).[2]
Multi-purpose vehicles
Humvee
 United States Multi-purpose armored vehicle 80 With MAK armor.[2]
M1008 Chevrolet
 United States Technical N/A [2]
Dacia Duster
 Romania Four-wheel drive multi-purpose vehicle N/A Used by the Military Police.[12][13]
Mitsubishi L200
 Japan Four-wheel drive multi-purpose vehicle 5 Donated by the EU under the European Peace Instrument (EPF) for use by military engineers.[7]
Trucks
Iveco
 Italy Truck N/A Donated by Italy in 2018.[14]
FMTV
 United States N/A Stewart & Stevenson MTV.[15][16]
M915
N/A In service in small numbers, shown in the 2016 national day parade.[17][18]
M35
N/A Only the M35A3 variant in service.[17][18]
KamAZ-4310
 Soviet Union N/A
Ural-4320
N/A
ZIL-131
N/A [12]
GAZ-66
N/A [2]
Command Posts And Communications Stations
R-409  Soviet Union Mobile radio-relay station N/A [2]
Engineering Vehicles And Equipment
IMR-2
 Soviet Union Combat engineering vehicle N/A [2]
PTS-2
Tracked amphibious transport N/A [2]
RKhM Kashalot
Chemical Reconnaissance Vehicle N/A [2]
BRDM-2RKh
N/A [2]
GMZ-3
Minelayer N/A [2]
PMZ-4
N/A [2]
BTM-3
Trench digger N/A [2]
MDK-2M
N/A [2]
PZM-2
N/A [2]
PMP
Pontoon bridge N/A [2]

Army watercraft

Name Photo Origin In service Notes
BMK-130M
 Soviet Union N/A [2]
BMK-T
N/A [2]

Artillery

Name Photo Origin Type In service Notes
Towed Artillery
M-30
 Soviet Union 122mm howitzer 16[8] [2]
D-20
152mm howitzer 31[8] [2]
2A36 Giatsint-B
20[8] [2]
Self-Propelled Artillery
2S9 Nona
 Soviet Union 120mm self-propelled mortar 9[8] [2]
Multiple Rocket Launchers
BM-27 Uragan
 Soviet Union 220mm multiple rocket launcher 11[8] [2]
Artillery Tractors
ATS-59G
 Soviet Union Artillery tractor N/A [2]
Artillery Support Vehicles
PRP-3 'Val'
 Soviet Union Artillery reconnaissance vehicle N/A [2]
1V18 'Klyon-1'
Artillery fire control vehicle N/A [2]
1V119
N/A [2]
SNAR-10
Counter-battery radar N/A [2]
9T452
Transporter-loader N/A [2]

Anti-tank

Name Photo Origin Type In service Notes
Anti-tank guns
MT-12
 Soviet Union 100mm anti-tank gun 31[8] [2]
Self-Propelled Anti-Tank Missile Systems
9P148 Konkurs
 Soviet Union Anti-tank guided missile launcher vehicle 6-32 [2]
9P149 Shturm-S
27[19] [2]
Shoulder-fired/mounted weapons
RPG-7
 Soviet Union Rocket-propelled grenade N/A Mainly Regular Army, Special Forces and Police
RPG-22
N/A Regular Army and Special Forces
9K111 Fagot
Anti-tank guided missile 71[19]
9M113 Konkurs
19[19]
9K115 Metis
N/A
SPG-9
AG-9
 Soviet Union
 Romania 		Recoilless rifle 138+[19]

Anti-aircraft

Name Photo Origin In service Notes
Towed Anti-Aircraft Guns
23mm ZU-23-2
 Soviet Union 28[8] [2]
57mm AZP S-60
11[8] [2]
Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft Guns
14.5mm KPV  Soviet Union
 Moldova 		N/A Mounted on GAZ-66.[2]
14.5mm ZPU-2 N/A Mounted on GAZ-66.[2]
23mm ZU-23-2 N/A Mounted on GAZ-66 and on BTR-D.[2]
57mm AZP S-60
N/A Mounted on ZIL-135.[2]

Army aircraft

Name Photo Origin Type Variant In service
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
DJI
 China Quadrotor UAV Matrice 300 rtk 18+[3]


Air Force

Name Photo Origin Variant In service Notes
Transport
An-2
 Soviet Union 2[8] [20]
An-26
 Soviet Union 1 [21]
Helicopters
Mi-8
 Soviet Union Mi-8PS
Mi-8MTV-1 		2
4 		[8]

Air defence

Name Photo Origin In service Notes
Static Surface-To-Air Missile (SAM) Systems
S-125
 Soviet Union 3 (One site protecting the capital Chișinău).[2]
Radars
P-14 'Tall King'
 Soviet Union N/A [2]
P-15 'Flat Face A'
N/A [2]
P-12 'Spoon Rest A'
N/A [2]
P-18 'Spoon Rest D'
N/A [2]
PRV-13 'Odd Pair'
N/A [2]
PRV-16 'Thin Skin B'
N/A [2]
36D6 'Tin Shield'
N/A [2]
SNR-125 'Low Blow'
N/A (For S-125).[2]
Ground Master 200
 France 1 Ordered and delivered in 2023.[22][23]

See also

References

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  2. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi Oryx. "A Modest Military: Moldova's Fighting Vehicles". Oryx. Retrieved 2023-04-01.
  3. ^ a b c d e f Cristina Mirca (4 August 2023). "SUA au donat Armatei Naționale a R. Moldova un nou lot de echipamente militare, în valoare de trei milioane de dolari, în urma unui acord între cele două țări, semnat în anul 2019". TVR Moldova (in Romanian).
  4. ^ Cristina Mirca (15 November 2023). "Ultimul lot de transportoare Piranha, recepționat de Armata Națională". Ministerul Apararii.
  5. ^ "Exerciții demonstrative cu trageri de luptă la JCET-2023". news.ungheni.org (in Romanian). 2 November 2023.
  6. ^ a b MDNationalArmy (December 2023). Militarii Armatei Naționale se instuiesc pentru UNIFIL-2 (in Romanian). Event occurs at 1:38 – via YouTube.
  7. ^ a b Ministerul Apărării al Republicii Moldova (12 December 2023). "Armata Națională a recepționat astăzi un nou lot de echipament din partea Uniunii Europene în cadrul Instrumentului European pentru Pace (EPF)". Facebook.
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  14. ^ Cristi Vlas (24 January 2018). "Italy donates military trucks and equipment to Moldova's Army". moldova.org.
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  16. ^ MDNationalArmy (24 July 2020). Exercițiul tactic "Codru 2020", desfășurat la Negrești. Event occurs at 0:27 – via YouTube.
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