thumb|204x204px|Hellenic Army Seal
Most of the heavy equipment and weaponry of the Hellenic Army is either of foreign manufacture, or of foreign design, license built in Greece, in addition to few domestically developed equipment. Countries of origin include the United States, France, Germany, Russia and others. The few domestically produced armoured vehicles include the ELBO Leonidas APC. However, in recent years, there have been some efforts for new developments by the Greek Defence Industry, such as the new Hoplite MRAP by EODH.
Equipment runs the gamut from state-of-the-art to obsolescent Cold War inventories; the latter are gradually being retired as no funds are available for upgrade. Russian made equipment was received or purchased after the collapse of the Warsaw Pact and second hand US and German equipment was transferred or purchased.
Individual equipment
{|class="wikitable"
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! Model
! Origin
! Photo
! Details
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! colspan="4" |Camouflages
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|style="text-align:left; width:14%"|Greek Lizard
|style="text-align:left; width:14%"|
|style="text-align:left; width:14%"|frameless
| Standard issue
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|style="text-align:left; width:14%"|Greek Arid Lizard
|style="text-align:left; width:14%"|
|
|Replacing Lizard Camouflage as announced by the Ministry of National Defence (Greece)
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|Multicam
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|
|
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! colspan="4" |Helmets
|-
| M1 Helmet
|
| frameless|147x147px
|
|-
| PASGT Helmet
|
| frameless|147x147px
|
|-
| MICH
|
| frameless|147x147px
| Used by Special Forces
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| Šestan-Busch BK-ACH-HC
|
|
| In use by the 71st Airmobile Brigade (Greece)
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! colspan="4" |Tactical Vests
|-
|ELMON PLATE CARRIER QR
|
|
|Issued since 2021
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|DEFCON 5
|
|
|Used by Special Forces
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! colspan="4" | NVGs
|-
|Theon Argus
|
|
|Used by Special Forces
|-
|Theon Nyx
|
|
|Used by ETA
|}
Small arms and infantry support weapons
Firearms
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Weapon
!Image
!Origin
!Cartridge
!Notes
|-
! colspan="5" |Handguns and submachine guns
|-
|style="text-align:left; width:12%"|Colt M1911
|frameless|140x140px
|style="text-align:left; width:12%"|
|.45 ACP
|Service pistol.
|-
|Heckler & Koch USP
|frameless|140x140px
|<hr>
|9×19mm Parabellum
|
|-
|Heckler & Koch UMP
|frameless|170x170px
|
|9×19mm Parabellum
|
A smaller number of rifles were converted to the 'Sharpshooter' version utilizing FAB Defence, MAGPUL and VORTEX OPTICS aftermarket parts.
|-
|Heckler & Koch HK33
|frameless|170x170px
|<hr>
|5.56×45mm NATO
|HK33E variant produced under licence by EAS
|-
|M4
|frameless|170x170px
|
|5.56×45mm NATO
|M16A2s and M4s are used by the "Special Forces" branch as well as by the airborne battalions of the Hellenic Army.
|-
|M16A2/A3/A4/A2E
|frameless|170x170px
|
||5.56×45mm NATO
|
|-
|M1 Garand
|frameless|170x170px
|
|.30-06 Springfield
|Still in use for ceremonial duties by the Presidential Guard and the Honor Guard of the Ministry of National Defence.
|-
|Rheinmetall MG3
|frameless|170x170px
|<hr>
|7.62×51mm NATO
|License production by Hellenic Defence Systems
|-
|M60E4
|frameless|170x170px
|
|7.62×51mm NATO
|Used by Special Forces.
|-
|M110 SASS
|frameless|170x170px
|
|7.62×51mm NATO
|
|-
|Sako TRG M10
|frameless|170x170px
|
|.308 Winchester
|90 rifles.
|-
|Barrett MRAD
|frameless|170x170px
|
|7.62×51mm NATO
|Used by the 32nd Marines Brigade.
|-
|Barrett M82A1M
| frameless|170x170px
|
|.50 BMG
|In 2001, an order was placed for 132 rifles of the upgraded version M82A1M (M107 in American service) to which were added one-piece Picatinny rail, monopod on the stock and various other small improvements. In October 2002 follows a new order for an additional number of M82A1M rifles (Total 200-250).
|-
|Barrett M95
|frameless|170x170px
|
|.50 BMG
|
|}
Infantry support weapons
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Quantity
!Weapon
!Image
!Origin
!Notes
|-
! colspan="5" |Mortars
|-
| align="center" |150
|M6C-210
|frameless|170x170px
| <hr>
| 60mm, range 3km.
|-
! colspan="5" |Grenade launchers
|-
| align="center" |1,240
|M203/203PI
|frameless|170x170px
|
|40mm
|-
| align="center" |633
|HK GMG
|170x170px
|<hr>
|40mm/ 165 mounted on M-1114GR HMMWV.
|-
! colspan="5" |Anti-tank recoilless rifles
|-
| align="center" |135
|style="text-align:left; width:12%"|ACL-89 STRIM
|frameless|170x170px
|
|89mm
|-
| align="center" |1,988
|M2 Carl-Gustav
|170x170px
|<hr>
|84mm, with passive night vision binoculars.
|-
| align="center" |17,706
|RPG-18 Mukha
|170x170px
|
|64mm
|-
| align="center" |1,291
|M40A1
|170x170px
|
|106mm
|-
! colspan="5" |Anti-tank guided missile launchers/ Anti-armor missiles & rockets
|-
| align="center" |438
|BGM-71 TOW II
|frameless|170x170px
|
|
|-
| align="center" |400
|MILAN I/II
|frameless|170x170px
|<hr>
|Anti-tank guided missile, most MILAN I systems have been upgraded to MILAN II. At least 130 launchers equipped with MIRA type thermal goggles, while 147 equipped with MILIS type thermal goggles, 42 launchers are mounted on M-1025A2 HMMWV vehicles and the 248 on MB-240GD vehicles.
|-
| align="center" |262
|9K111 Fagot
|170x170px
|<hr>
|Anti-tank guided missile from former East Germany, 262 FAGOT anti-tank systems, caliber 125mm. Deliveries started in August 2025.
|-
| align="center" | -
|AGM-114 Hellfire
|frameless|170x170px
|
|Αir-to-ground, anti-armor missile used by AH-64 Apaches and OH-58 Kiowa helicopters of the Hellenic Army Aviation. Over 1,353 missiles available (AGM-114F, AGM-114K II, AGM-114M II, AGM-114L types).
|-
| align="center" | -
|Hydra 70
|frameless|170x170px
|
|Αir-to-ground, anti-materiel rockets fired from M261 launchers mounted on AH-64 Apaches and OH-58 Kiowa helicopters. 16,520 rockets acquired in 1991 and 1997.
|}
Land vehicles and heavy armament
Main battle tanks (1,344)
Greek CFE treaty limit: 1,735
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Quantity
!Type
!Images
!Origin
!Notes
|-
| align="center" |170
|style="text-align:left; width:12%"|Leopard 2A6 HEL
|frameless|170x170px
|style="text-align:left; width:15%"|<hr>
|120mm gun.
|-
| align="center" |183
| Leopard 2A4/GR
|frameless|170x170px
|
| 120mm gun. Equipped with C2 systems. 123 might be upgraded to the A7 standard.
|-
| align="center" |501
|Leopard 1A5/GR
| frameless|170x170px
|
|105mm gun. A number might be upgraded to the Leopard1HEL variant which includes a new 1000hp engine, a modern 105mm gun with the capability of launching barrel-launched Anti-Tank Guided Missiles (ATGMs), as well as advanced composite and slat armor.
|-
| align="center" |390
|M48A5 MOLF
|frameless|170x170px
|
|105mm gun. Equipped with EMES-18 (MOLF) fire control system
(71 M48A5 tanks in storage as of 2019).
|}
Armored fighting vehicles/carriers
Greek CFE treaty limit: 2,498 (IFVs / APCs).
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Quantity
!Type
!Images
!Origin
!Notes
|-
! colspan="5" |Armored infantry fighting vehicles (IFVs) (181)
|-
| align="center" |40
|style="text-align:left; width:12%"|Marder-1A3
|frameless|170x170px
|
|Acquired from Germany in an exchange of 40 Greek BMP-1s with an equal number of German Marder IFVs.
|-
| align="center" |141
|BMP-1A1 Ost
| frameless|170x170px
|style="text-align:left; width:12%"|<hr>
|From the 501 BMP-1s that were ordered from Germany in 1993, around 140 BMP-1A1 Ost remained in service as of 2022. Another 44 BMP-1s were converted to ZU-23-2 carriers. As of June 2022, the Greek government intended to send at least 40 BMP-1 IFVs to Ukraine as military aid. 40 vehicles have already been sent.
|-
! colspan="5" | Armored personnel carriers (APCs) (2,478)
|-
| align="center" |491
|G-127 Leonidas II
|170x170px
|
|Made by the Greek vehicle manufacturer ELBO, includes 90 upgraded Leonidas I.
|-
|M113A2
|170x170px
|
|-
! colspan="5" |Armored mortar carriers (260)
|-
| align="center" |257
|M106A1/A2
| frameless|170x170px
|
|120 with E-56 EBO 120mm / 137 with M29A1 mortars.
|-
| align="center" |3
|M125A1
|frameless|170x170px
|
|Equipped with M29A1 mortar.
|-
! colspan="5" |Armored anti-tank guided missile carriers (408)
|-
| align="center" |362
|M901A1/A2 ITV
|frameless|170x170px
|
|Armored BGM-71 TOW carrier, based on M113.
|-
| align="center" |34
|SandCat 350
|frameless|170x170px
|
|Carriers for the SPIKE NLOS launchers.
|-
| align="center" |281
|M577A1/A2
|frameless|170x170px
|
|Armoured command vehicle, based on M113. 213 units used as command stations and 68 units used as fire control centres.
|-
| align="center" |243
|Panhard VBL
|170x170px
|
|80% will be upgraded to the Ultima version. 2 vehicles have already been upgraded.
|-
| align="center" |1,202
|M1117 Guardian
|170x170px
|
|Unknown versions. 1,202 have been received as of August 2024.
|-
| align="center" |46
|M1059A2 SGC
|frameless|170x170px
|
|Delivered in 2014. Reconnaissance, smoke generator vehicle equipped with the M157A2 smoke generating system. Blocks both visual and infrared detection. Based on the chassis of the M113.
|-
| align="center" |8
|Typhoon MRAP GSS 300
|frameless|170x170px
|
|A total of 8 Typhoon GSS-300s were confiscated at the Piraeus customs in 2015, as they were found on a ship bound for Libya, where transportation of weapons was prohibited at the time. They are now used for border patrols. 2 were given to the Special Suppressive Antiterrorist Unit (ΕΚΑΜ).
|-
! colspan="5" |Fast attack vehicles (FAVs)
|-
| align="center" |4
|Polaris MRZR
|frameless|170x170px
|
|Used by Special Forces.
|-
| align="center" |3
|R-12D Flyer 1
| frameless|170x170px
|
|Used by Special Forces. Equipped with one FN MAG 7.62mm machine gun and a GMG 40 mm automatic grenade launcher.
|}
Engineering vehicles
{| class="wikitable"
!Quantity
!Weapon
!Images
!Origin
!Notes
|-
! colspan="5" |Armored recovery vehicles
|-
| align="center" |12
|style="text-align:left; width:12%"|Leopard-2 Buffalo HEL
|frameless|170x170px
|style="text-align:left; width:12%"|<hr>
|Armoured recovery vehicle based on Leopard-2 chassis.
|-
| align="center" |12
|Wisent-1
|frameless|170x170px
|
|Armoured recovery vehicle based on Leopard-1 chassis. On order.
|-
| align="center" |43
|Leopard-1 ARV
|frameless|170x170px
|
|Armoured recovery vehicle based on Leopard-1 chassis (BPz-2 ARV).
|-
| align="center" |113
|M578
|170x170px
|
|Armored recovery vehicle.
|-
! colspan="5" |Armored vehicle-launched bridges
|-
| align="center" |16
|Leopard-2 Leguan
|frameless|170x170px
|
|Armoured vehicle-launched bridge based on Leopard-2 chassis.
|-
| align="center" |?
|PMP KRAZ 255B
|frameless|170x170px
|
|KrAZ-255B is used for transporting, launching and disengaging of PMP bridge pairs.
|-
| align="center" |30
|Leopard 1A3 GR
|
|
|Leopard-1 chassis. The weapon was removed (in accordance with the Conventional Armed Forces Agreement). Equipped with mine rollers.
|}
Logistics & Support
{| class="wikitable"
!Quantity
!Model
!Images
!Origin
!Notes
|-
! colspan="5" |Utility/Cargo vehicles
|-
| align="center" |12,000
|style="text-align:left; width:12%"|Steyr 680M
|frameless|170x170px
|style="text-align:left; width:12%"|<hr>
|Pending decision on replacement.
|-
| align="center" |150
|Steyr 12M18
|frameless|170x170px
|<hr>
|Various versions. Fuel tankers.
|-
| align="center" |66
|Steyr 40M60 HET
|frameless|170x170px
|<hr>
|
|-
| align="center" |73
|MTVR MK27
|frameless|170x170px
|<hr>
|40 MK27 are fitted with medium recovery equipment supplied by Eyal of Israel.
A total of 33 are fitted out as ammunition transporter vehicles to operate alongside the Hellenic Army's Leopard MBTs.
|-
| align="center" |8,000
|MB-240GD/-290GD
|frameless|170x170px
|<hr>
|A total of over 10,000 units (5500 240GD and 4500 290GD) were built at the Sindos facility by ELVO the Hellenic Vehicles Industry.
It exists as a command vehicle, patrol / security units (equipped with a 7.62mm MG3 or MAG machine gun), ambulance, radio carrier, but also as a carrier of guns and anti-tank missiles (M40, MILAN, 9K111-2 Fagot, TOW). From 2022 the older ones will start to be withdrawn, with the total replacement of the fleet being placed around 2030.
|-
| align="center" |?
|MAGIRUS
|frameless|170x170px
|
|Fuel tankers.
|-
| align="center" |21
|MAN TGS
|frameless|170x170px
|
|Off-road dump trucks. One used as a mobile operations centre.
|-
| align="center" |24+
|MAN KAT1
|frameless|170x170px
|
|Ιn the role of transporting ammunition, and are already in service with the two self-propelled Medium Artillery Squadrons operating with the PzH2000GR of the Hellenic Army.
|-
| align="center" |120
|MAN FX (Steyr 40Μ60/S40)
|170x170px
|
|
|-
| align="center" |93
|Oshkosh M911 HET
|frameless|170x170px
|
|77 Oshkosh M911 HET 6×6 and 16 Oshkosh M911 HET 8×6.
|-
| align="center" |320
|HEMTT
|frameless|170x170px
|
|M978, M985, M977 and M987P1. They were donated by the USA in 2014.
|-
| align="center" |135
|M35
|frameless|170x170px
|
|Fuel tankers.
|-
| align="center" |300
|FMTV
|frameless|170x170px
|
|In various versions.
|-
| align="center" |148
|KrAZ-255B
|frameless|170x170px
|
|Used for transporting, launching and disengaging of PMP bridge pairs.
|-
| align="center" |?
|TATRA 815 VT
|frameless|170x170px
|
|
|-
| align="center" |?
|FIAT IVECO
|frameless|170x170px
|
|
|-
| align="center" |?
|DAF
|frameless|170x170px
|
|
|-
| align="center" |15
|Mitsubishi L200
|frameless|170x170px
|
|The new 6th generation of the L200. To strengthen border patrols.
|-
| align="center" |20
|Toyota Hilux
|frameless|170x170px
|
|Used for border patrols.
|-
! colspan="5" |Armored medical evacuation vehicles
|-
| align="center" |54
|M113 A1 Medevac
|frameless|170x170px
|
|
|-
| align="center" |70
|HMMWV
|frameless|170x170px
|
|M997A3 Tactical Humvee Ambulance.
|-
| align="center" |?
|MB-240GD/-290GD
|frameless|170x170px
|<hr>
|Ambulance vehicle.
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible"
|+
|-
! Quantity
! Weapon
!Images
! Origin
! Notes
|-
! colspan="5" | Rocket artillery (152)
|-
| align="center" |36
| style="text-align:left; width:12%" |M270 MLRS
| frameless|170x170px
| style="text-align:left; width:12%" |
|12×227mm. Under a program to be upgraded since 2021.
|-
| align="center" |116
|RM70
| frameless|170x170px
|
|40×122mm. Currently under upgrade with the Serbian rockets G2000 to increase range.
|-
! colspan="5" | Self-propelled artillery (589)
|-
| align="center" |24
|PzH 2000GR
| frameless|170x170px
|
|155mm howitzer.
|-
! colspan="5" |Towed artillery (698)
|-
| align="center" |266
|Μ114Α1/Α2
| frameless|170x170px
|
|155mm howitzer, in storage/service as of 2016. more than 70 have been sold to Ukraine.
|-
| align="center" |413
|M101Α1
|170x170px
|
|105mm howitzer, in storage/service.
|-
| align="center" |3
|Kasta 2E1
|frameless|170x170px
|
|
|-
| align="center" |1
|Vaisala RT 20 AM
|
|
| Weather station with radiosonde receiver.
|}
Signals Corps
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Quantity
! Weapon
!Images
! Origin
! Notes
|-
! colspan="5" | Surveillance systems
|-
| align="center" |10
|style="text-align:left; width:12%"|Stentor
| frameless|173x173px
|style="text-align:left; width:12%"|
|Thomson-CSF "Stentor" battlefield radar is designed to detect, recognize, and locate moving targets such as infantry, ground vehicles, helicopters, low-flying aircraft, and boats.
|-
| align="center" |20
|BOR-A 550
|195x195px
|
|The radar BOR-A-550 is a land and coastal surveillance radar (GSR) suitable for military use in coastal and land border surveillance operations.
Combines ground, sea and low flying target surveillance automatically classifying them day and night under any weather conditions. Mounted on M1114GR vehicles.
|-
| align="center" |10
|MSP-350 MARGOT XXL
|
|
|Electronic surveillance system mounted on M-1118-2GR HMMWV. 39 systems, 6 missile launchers on each vehicle. Each system includes four 9A33BM3 launch vehicles, one 9T217BM2 reloading vehicle with a 12 round stock, one 9V210M3 technical support vehicle, one 9F372M3 maintenance vehicle, one 9V914 vehicle with adjustment equipment, one automatic control and test station 9V242-1 and 9F16M2S collection equipment.
|-
! colspan="5" |Air defense - gun systems
|-
|ZU-23-2
| align="center" |506
|170x170px
|
|2×23×152mm.
|-
|Artemis 30
| align="center" |17
|170x170px
|
|2×30×173mm (Another 38 under the Air Force and 5 by the Navy).
|}
Watercraft
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! colspan="5" |Special Forces Watercraft
|-
! style="text-align:left;" |Type
! style="text-align:left;" |Origin
! style="text-align:left;" |Variant
! style="text-align:left;" |Quantity
! style="text-align:left;" |Notes
|-
|style="text-align:left; width:12%"|VIKING Norsafe Munin
|style="text-align:left; width:12%"|
|S1200 Armored<hr>S1200 Tactical
| 41<hr>1
|On order. Deliveries have started as of December 2023. Produced locally by VIKING Norsafe Hellas. Each boat can carry 12 personnel and 2 crew members. To be used by Amphibious Raider Squadrons of the 1st Raider-Paratrooper Brigade.
|-
|Magna 960RIB
|
|Mk I<hr>Mk II<hr>Mk IV
|18<hr>21<hr>2
|The majority of the boats were delivered to the Amphibious Special Forces, while a small number are placed at the Special Forces Training Center in Nea Peramos for training purposes. Seven Magna 960RIB Mk II boats were acquired to transport infantry teams on islands as direct intervention teams. To be eventually phased out of active service.
|-
|Rafnar 1100
|
|Cabin Bulletproof
|3
|Built by Rafnar Maritime for the Special forces and the Hellenic Coast Guard.
|-
|Oceanic Stealth
|
|120AB
|3
|The first 2 Oceanic Stealth 120ABs were acquired through a donation from shipowner Athanasios Martinos, with the third vessel delivered in 2020.
|-
|Escape 38
|
|Escape 38 Military
|2
|Donated by the Greek company Escape24.
|}
Aircraft
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! style="text-align:left;" |Aircraft
!Image
! style="text-align:left;" |Origin
! style="text-align:left;" |Type
! style="text-align:left;" |Variant
! style="text-align:left;" |Quantity
! style="text-align:left;" |Notes
|-
! colspan="7" |Attack/Scout Helicopters
|-
|style="text-align:left; width:12%"|Boeing AH-64 Apache || frameless|170x170px || || Attack helicopter || AH-64A+<hr>AH-64D || 19<hr>9 || Israel has agreed in April 2023 to upgrade Greek AH-64As. Deliveries started in November 2025.
|-
| Bell OH-58 Kiowa || 170x170px ||style="text-align:left; width:12%"| || Armed reconnaissance helicopter || OH-58D || 60|| Ex-US Army helicopters. Another 10 are used as an alternative source of spare parts. Fitted with a Greek active protection system.
|-
|UH-60 Black Hawk
|frameless|170x170px
|
|Transport helicopter
|UH-60M
|35
|An order has been placed for 35 Blackhawk M variant in April 2024 for $1.24 billion.
|-
| NHI NH90 || 170x170px|| || Transport helicopter || NH-90 TTH || 20|| For special forces usage. Might be eventually replaced with UH-60M helicopters.
|-
| Bell 205 || frameless|170x170px|| || Transport helicopter || UH-1H <hr>ΑB-205A|| 26<hr>74 || To be partially phased out of active service and replaced by UH-60M helicopters.
|-
! colspan="7" |Reconnaissance/Utility Aircraft
|-
| Beechcraft C-12 Huron || frameless|170x170px|| || Photo-reconnaissance<hr>Staff transport || C-12C/R || 3||The C-12C is used for VIP transport and was upgraded with more powerful engines. The two newer C-12R serve the Hellenic Military Geographical Service, doing aerial photography missions.
|-
| Cessna 185 Skywagon II|| 170x170px|| || Utility airplane || U-17A/B || 10||Some remain operational, having undergone a partial modernization of communications systems and an engine replacement.
|-
! colspan="7" |Reconnaissance/Surveillance Drones
|-
| SAGEM Sperwer || frameless|170x170px || || Reconnaissance/ artillery guidance|| B || 16|| 4 systems with 4 UAVs each. Operated by Signals Corps.
|-
|Shield AI V - BAT
|frameless|170x170px
|
|Surveillance & intelligence
|MQ-35A
|4
|2 systems, entered service in May 2025. Will be primarily used for border control. Donated by the Laskaridis Foundation.
|-
| AeroVironment RQ-20 Puma || frameless|170x170px || || Surveillance & intelligence || RQ-20B Puma II||? || An unknown number of systems were supplied by the US to Greece. Might be used by special forces.
|-
|Matrice 300
|
|
|Surveillance & control
|RTK
|?
|Made by DJI. Used by special forces on the border.
|-
| EMPUSA Χ6|| || || Surveillance & control || EMP-X6T (Tactical) || 1|| Made by S.A.S. Used by the 1st Raider–Paratrooper Brigade.
|-
| ATLAS 204|| || || Surveillance & control || 204 || 32 ||
|-
| Ucandrone Mera|| || || Surveillance & control || || ? ||
|-
| Helion X|| || || Surveillance & control || || ? ||
|-
! colspan="7" |Loitering munitions
|-
|Aeronautics Defense Orbiter
|frameless|170x170px
|
|Kamikaze drone
|Orbiter 1K
|?
|A considerable number of Orbiter 1K drones has been purchased as of November 2024.
|-
|FPV 306
|
|
|FPV Drone
|
|?
|
|}
Future procurements/projects
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Quantity
!Weapon
!Image
!Origin
!Notes
|-
! colspan="5" | Future Weapons
|-
| align="center" |36
|PULS (multiple rocket launcher)
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|The Hellenic Army will acquire 36 systems of the European version, EURO PULS MLRS, in a deal of €650 ($750) million, signed in April 2026, with the construction of some of the components in Greece. The plan includes the acquisition of Accular, EXTRA, and primarily Predator Hawk rockets. The deal will also include SkyStriker UAV/loitering munitions, according to media reports from January 2025. The launchers will most-likely be vehicle-mounted on Iveco trucks, similar to the ones Germany used for the system. It will also integrate the RM-70 rockets already in service with the Hellenic Army. The delivery will make Greece the largest foreign operator of the system.
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|123 Leopard 2A4 will be upgraded to the A7 standard, ~190 Leopard 1A5 could also be upgraded as part of the program.
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| KF41 Lynx
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|The Hellenic Army General Staff has now officially expressed interest in the KF-41 Lynx Infantry Fighting Vehicle. They may be manufactured in Greece through technology transfer. As of November 2025, the German offer includes 205 vehicles alongside 200 Marder 1 A3 IFVs.
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|M2A2 Bradley
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|The U.S. has approved the supply to Greece of 300 Bradley M2A2 Armored Fighting Vehicles through EDA from the reserves of the US Army. Greece has also sent a LoR for P&A for the acquisition of another 500 vehicles. The first 62 were rejected due to the vehicles' bad condition.
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| VBCI
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| Possible sale of 350-370 vehicles. The French offer includes the immediate delivery to the Greek Army of about 120 second-hand VBCIs from the stock of the French Army and the acquisition of 200 PHILOCTETES AMCs with co-production in Greece. The offer also includes the acquisition of an additional 50 specialized vehicles covering the need for command stations, fire control centres, MEDEVAC vehicles and ARVs. In April 2025, it was announced that the vehicle will be produced in Greece by Metlen in the Greek town of Volos. 250 new vehicles will be produced in Greece and 120 used vehicles will come from French stocks.
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|AAVP-7A1
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|The US has approved the purchase by Greece of 76 amphibious assault vehicles to equip the 32nd Marines Brigade. The purchase includes 63 Assault Amphibious Vehicles (AAVP-7A1), 9 Amphibious Command Vehicles (AAVC-7A1) and 4 Recovery Amphibious Vehicles (AAVR-7A1). The program was suspended in late 2023 and the funds were re-directed to the purchase of 592 Switchblade 300 Block 20/600 suicide drones.
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|RM-70 Vampire
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|Up to 116 RM-70 multiple rocket launchers could be upgraded by Excalibur Army to the Vampire variant.
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|Safran Patroller
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|The Greek Army has chosen Safran Electronics & Defense to upgrade the Greek army’s drone fleet, with four new Patroller tactical drones to be added to the country’s current Sperwer drones. The development of the system was cancelled by France in April 2026.
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|SPIKE SR
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|The Hellenic National Defence General Staff has approved the activation of a program to purchase 100 SPIKE SR anti-tank missiles through the NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA).
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| Akeron MP
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| MBDA in collaboration with Greek companies Miltech and ALTUS LSA will work on projects to develop systems based on the company’s Akeron MP mounted on the new UAV ATLAS 8 HEAVY LIFTER. May be purchased for use on the VBCI.
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| AeroVironment Switchblade
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| The program includes the acquisition of 390 Switchblade 300 UAVs with 50 ground control stations as well as 200 Switchblade 600 UAVs with 26 ground control stations to counter enemy tanks.
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- Majority of these plans are under review to be accepted or denied by the Hellenic defence ministry and Hellenic national staff.
See also
- List of equipment of the Cypriot National Guard
- List of active Hellenic Navy ships
- List of decommissioned ships of the Hellenic Navy
- List of aircraft of the Hellenic Air Force
- List of historic aircraft of the Hellenic Air Force
- List of former equipment of the Hellenic Armed Forces