Equipment Peruvian_Army

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1 equipment

1.1 infantry weapons

1.1.1 pistols
1.1.2 shotguns
1.1.3 assault rifles , carbines
1.1.4 battle , sniper rifles
1.1.5 submachine guns
1.1.6 machine guns
1.1.7 portable anti-materiel weapons


1.2 vehicles

1.2.1 armoured vehicles
1.2.2 light utility vehicles


1.3 artillery
1.4 anti-tank weapons
1.5 air-defense systems
1.6 army aviation





equipment
infantry weapons

pistols

shotguns

assault rifles , carbines

battle , sniper rifles

submachine guns

machine guns

portable anti-materiel weapons

vehicles
armoured vehicles

light utility vehicles

artillery

anti-tank weapons

air-defense systems

army aviation

the peruvian army aviation (aviación del ejército peruano) formed in 1971 support army ground units. large number of mi-8 hip cs purchased in mid-1970s provide airborne assault assets. led purchase of mi-17 makes of army transport fleet. number of aerospatiale sa 315bs used training purposes, used in training role 9 enstrom f28f falcons received in 1992. mainstay of long range army logistics 3 an-32s acquired in 1994.



aircraft inventory








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