List of former equipment of the Hellenic Armed Forces

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List of former equipment of the Hellenic armed forces from 1821 until after 1945.

Offensive weapons[]

Greek war of independence (1821–1829) and after (1830-1911)[]

Edged weapons

  • Bayonet (Supported from different countries to attach on rifles and muskets)
  • Improvised knife (Greek made)
  • Janbiya dagger (Arabian origin and Bosnian support)
  • Khanjali dagger sword (Caucasian support, also known as Kinzhal)
  • M1730 sword (Austrian support)
  • Yatagan sabre (Turkish captured and Greek made)

Pistols and revolvers

Rifles and muskets

  • Berthier M1892 carbine (French support)
  • Boyliya flintlock musket (Turkish captured)
  • Brown Bess flintlock musket (British support)
  • Carlo & figlio Lazarin M1790 flintlock musket (Italian origin and Greek made)
  • Carlo & figlio M1800 and M1820 flintlock musket (Italian origin and Greek made)
  • Charleville flintlock musket (French support)
  • Comblain M1870 rifle (Belgian support)
  • Gras M1874 rifle (French support)
  • Ktoros M1837 caplock musket[2] (Greek made)
  • Lebel M1886 rifle (French support)
  • Mannlicher M1895 rifle (Austrian support)
  • Mylonas M1872 rifle[3] (Belgian origin and Greek modification)
  • Nafplion M1833 caplock musket[3] (French and Greek made)
  • Philippidis M1905 rifle[4] (Austrian origin and Greek modification)
  • Rasak flintlock musket (Balkanian origin and Greek made)
  • Sishane M1812 flintlock musket (Turkish captured)
  • Tufek flintlock musket (Turkish captured)

Grenades

  • Improvised bombs and grenades (Greek made)

Other vehicles

  • Horses (Supported from different countries and Greek bred)
  • Horse drawn carriages (Supported from different countries and Greek made)
  • Steam powered carriages (Supported from different countries to carry supplies)

Ships

  • Afroessa Steamship (Scottish support)
  • Aktion Ι steam gunboat (British support, bought from British shipyard, it was called Spetses ΙΙ until 1889)
  • Amfitriti ΙΙΙ steam gunboat (British support)
  • Amfitriti IV steamship (British support, also known as Malvina and Bubulina)
  • Aris Brig (Italian support)
  • Arkadion Steamship (British support)
  • Emmanuil Ship of the line (Russian support)
  • Enosis Steamship (British support)
  • Hellas Frigate (American support, one of two ordered from American shipyard)
  • Hydra-class ironclad battleships (French support)
    • Hydra
    • Psara
    • Spetses
  • Hydra Corvette[5] (Greek made)
  • Hydra ΙΙ steam gunboat (British support, renamed Amvrakia ΙΙ)
  • Karteria Paddle steamship (British support, it was built in Britain with funds raised by British supporters and it was the first steam powered warship ever used in combat)
  • Kissa-class steamships (British support)
    • Aidon Ι
    • Kihli Ι
    • Kissa Ι
  • Kriti Ι steamship (British support)
  • Miaulis II cruiser (French support, it was built in France)
  • Panellinion Steamship (British support)
  • Panopi I steamship (Scottish support)
  • Panopi ΙI steamship (Scottish support)
  • Paralos Steamship (Scottish support)
  • Pliksavra Steamship (Scottish support)
  • Poros Athina Ι paddle steamship[6] (Greek made, also known as Othon)
  • Poros Messologion corvette[6] (Greek made, also known as Ludovikos)
  • Psara Corvette[7] (Greek made, renamed Prigips Maximilianos)
  • Psara Galiot[7] (Greek made)
  • Psara ΙΙ steamship (Scottish support, renamed Kanaris ΙΙ)
  • Salaminia Ι steamship (Scottish support)
  • Sfendoni Steamship (Scottish support, also known as Nafplion)
  • Spetses Agamemnon corvette[8] (Greek made)
  • Vasilefs Georgios Ironclad corvette (British support, it was built in Britain)
  • Vasilissa Olga Ironclad corvette (Austrian origin and Chilean support)

Submarines

  • Gryparis Submarine[9] (Greek made)
  • Nordenfelt I submarine (Swedish support, purchased from Sweden)
  • Vuteas Submarine[10] (Greek made)

Balkan wars (1912-1913) and World war I (1917-1918)[]

Edged weapons

  • Bayonet (Supported from different countries to attach on rifles)
  • Improvised knife (Greek made)

Pistols and revolvers

Rifles

Mannlicher–Schönauer rifles on the Averof Cruiser
  • Berthier M1892, M1892/16, M1907/15 and M1916 (French support)
  • Gras M1874 and M1874/14 (French support)
  • Lebel M1886/93 (French support)
  • Mannlicher M1895 (Austrian support)
  • Mannlicher-Schönauer M1903 and M1903/14 (Austrian support)

Light machine guns

  • Chauchat M1915 (French support)

Medium machine guns

Heavy machine guns

  • Schwarzlose M1907/12 (Austrian support)

Grenades

  • F1 M1915, M1916 and M1917 (French support)
  • Improvised bombs and grenades (Greek made)

Mortars

  • Aasen 88.9mm M1915 (French support)
  • Stokes mortar (British support)

Artillery

De Bange 155mm L M1877 siege cannon at the war museum of Athens, Greece
Gruson 5.3cm L/24 fahrpanzer (cannon turret) at the war museum of Athens, Greece

Other vehicles

  • Horses (Supported from different countries and Greek bred)
  • Horse drawn carriages (Supported from different countries and Greek made)
  • Knox-Martin Gun carrier (American support)
  • Motorcycles (Supported from different countries)
  • Trucks (Supported from different countries to carry supplies)

Ships

  • Aktion Ι steam gunboat (British support, bought from British shipyard, it was called Spetses ΙΙ until 1889)
  • Amfitriti IV steamship (British support, also known as Malvina and Bubulina)
  • Antalya Torpedo boat (Turkish captured, renamed Nikopolis)
  • Averof Cruiser (Italian support, cruiser bought from Italy)
  • Belomorets Tugboat (Bulgarian captured)
  • Elli Cruiser (American support, the name derives from the ancient Greek Ellispondos of Dardanelles)
  • Hydra-class ironclad battleships (French support)
    • Hydra
    • Psara
    • Spetses
  • Hydra ΙΙ steam gunboat (British support, renamed Amvrakia ΙΙ)
  • Kilkis Battleship (American support, formerly American battleship bought in 1914)
  • Kissa-class steamships (British support)
    • Aidon Ι
    • Kihli Ι
    • Kissa Ι
  • Limnos Battleship (American support)
  • Niki-class destroyers (German support)
  • Psara ΙΙ steamship (Scottish support, renamed Kanaris ΙΙ)
  • Thiria-class destroyers (British support)
  • Thyella-class destroyers (British support)
  • Tokat Torpedo boat (Turkish captured, renamed Tatoi)
  • V-class destroyers (German support)

Submarines

Aircraft

  • Airco D.H.4 (British support)
  • Airco D.H.9 (British support)
  • Astra Hydroplane (Spanish origin and French support)
  • Blériot XI (French support)
  • Breguet 14A2 and B2 (French support)
  • Dorand AR.1 and AR.2 (French support)
  • Farman HF.XX (French support)
  • Farman HF Daedalos (French support)
  • Farman MF.VII (French support)
  • Farman MF Hydravion (French support)
  • Nieuport IV.G (French support)
  • Sopwith Pup (British support)

Russian civil war (1919) and Greco-Turkish war (1919–1922)[]

Edged weapons

  • Bayonet (Supported from different countries to attach on rifles)
  • Improvised knife (Greek made)

Pistols and revolvers

Rifles

  • Berthier M1892, M1892/16, M1907/15 and M1916 (French support)
  • Gras M1874 and M1874/14 (French support)
  • Lebel M1886/93 (French support)
  • Mannlicher M1895 (Austrian support)
  • Mannlicher-Schönauer M1903 and M1903/14 (Austrian support)

Light machine guns

  • Chauchat M1915 (French support)

Medium machine guns

Heavy machine guns

  • Schwarzlose M1907/12 (Austrian support)

Grenades

  • F1 M1915, M1916 and M1917 (French support)
  • Improvised bombs and grenades (Greek made)

Artillery

Other vehicles

  • Horses (Supported from different countries and Greek bred)
  • Horse drawn carriages (Supported from different countries and Greek made)
  • Latil TAR (French support gun carrier)
  • Motorcycles (Supported from different countries)
  • Trucks (Supported from different countries to carry supplies)

Ships

Aircraft

  • Airco D.H.9 (British support)
  • Avro 504K, N and O[14] (British support and Greek made)
  • Breguet 14A2 and B2 (French support)

Interwar (1923-1939) and World war II (1940-1945)[]

Edged weapons

  • Bayonet (Supported from different countries to attach on rifles)
  • Improvised knife (Greek made)

Pistols and revolvers

Submachine guns

  • Beretta M1938 (Italian captured)
  • M3 submachine gun (American support, also known as grease gun, used by mountain commandos and exiled Greek forces)
  • MP 34 (German captured, used by gendarmerie and police forces)
  • MP 40 (German captured)
  • Sten submachine gun (British support, used by exiled Greek forces)
  • Thompson M1928 and M1A1 (American and British support, used by exiled Greek forces)

Rifles

  • Berthier M1892, M1892/16, M1907/15 and M1916 (French support)
  • Carcano rifle (Italian captured)
  • Gras M1874 and M1874/14 (French support)
  • Lebel M1886/93 (French support)
  • Lee-Enfield rifle (British support, used by exiled Greek forces)
  • Mannlicher M1895 (Austrian support)
  • Mannlicher-Schönauer M1903, M1903/14, M1903/27 and M1903/30 (Austrian support)
  • Mauser FN M1930 (Belgian support and German origin)
  • Rigopulos M1941[15] (Austrian origin and Greek modification)

Light machine guns

  • Breda M1930 (Italian captured)
  • Bren machine gun (British support, used by exiled Greek forces)
  • Chauchat M1915 (French support)
  • EPK M1939[16] (Greek made)
  • Hotchkiss M1922 (American origin and French support)

Medium machine guns

Heavy machine guns

  • Schwarzlose M1907/12 (Austrian support)

Grenades

  • F1 grenade (French support)
  • Improvised bombs and grenades (Greek made)

Mortars

  • Brandt M1927/31 (French support)
  • Brixia M1935 (Italian captured)

Anti-tank weapons

  • PIAT (British support)

Special weapons

  • STYLKON Argonaftis sea mine[17] (Greek made)
  • STYLKON depth charge[17] (Greek made)
  • STYLKON M sea mine[17] (Greek made)

Artillery

Schneider 85mm M1927 field cannon at the war museum of Athens, Greece
Schneider 105mm M1919/24 mountain cannon at the war museum of Athens, Greece
Skoda 100mm M1914/19 field howitzer at the war museum of Athens, Greece

Other vehicles

  • AEC Matador (British support gun carrier)
  • Demag Sonderkraftfahrzeug Sd.Kfz.10/1 (German captured halftrack gun carrier)
  • Hanomag WD-50 (German support gun carrier)
  • Horses (Supported from different countries and Greek bred)
  • Horse drawn carriages (Supported from different countries and Greek made)
  • M3A1 Scout Car (American support armoured personnel carrier)
  • Morris C8 (British support gun carrier)
  • Motorcycles (Supported from different countries)
  • Pavesi P4/100 (Italian support gun carrier)
  • SOMUA MCG5 (French support and Greek made halftrack gun carrier)
  • Trucks (Supported from different countries to carry supplies)
  • Universal Carrier (British support supply carrier)
  • Vickers Light Dragon Mk IIC (British support gun carrier)
  • Willys MB (American support personnel carrier, also known as Jeep)

Self-propelled artillery

  • Ford F30 2-pounder self-propelled AT gun (American origin and British support anti-tank truck)

Armoured cars and trucks

  • ACV-IP Mk II (British and Indian support armoured carrier)
  • Daimler Dingo Mk II (British support light armoured car)
  • Fiat-Ansaldo AB41 (Italian captured armoured car)
  • Ford Lynx Mk II (Canadian origin and British support light armoured car)
  • General Motors C15TA (Canadian support armoured truck)
  • General Motors Otter (Canadian support light armoured truck)
  • Humber LRC (British support light armoured car)
  • Marmon-Herrington Mk I, Mk III and Mk IV F (South African support armoured car)
  • Peerless Vickers Armoured truck[19] (American, British support and Greek modification)

Tanks

  • Fiat-Ansaldo L3/35 (Italian captured tankette)
  • Fiat M13/40 (Italian captured medium tank)
  • Vickers 6ton Mk EA and Mk EB (British support light tank)
  • Vickers-Carden-Loyd M1936 (British support light tank)
  • Vickers-Carden-Loyd Mk VI (British support tankette)

Ships

  • Amfitriti IV steamship (British support, also known as Malvina and Bubulina)
  • Averof Cruiser (Italian support, cruiser bought from Italy)
  • D14 Vasilefs Georgios destroyer (British support)
  • D15 Vasilissa Olga destroyer (British support)
  • Elli Cruiser (American support, the name derives from the ancient Greek Ellispondos of Dardanelles)
  • Flower-class corvettes (British support)
    • Apostolis
    • Kriezis
    • Sahturis
    • Tombazis
  • Freccia-class destroyers (Italian support)
  • Harbour defence motor launch boat ML1051 (British support)
  • Harbour defence motor launch boat ML1149 (British support)
  • Harbour defence motor launch boat ML1221 (British support)
  • Hunt-class destroyers (British support)
  • Kihli Ι steamship (British support)
  • Kilkis Battleship (American support, formerly American battleship bought in 1914)
  • Kydonia-class torpedo boats (Austrian support)
  • L158 Limnos tank landing ship (American support)
  • L179 Samos tank landing ship (American support)
  • L195 Hios tank landing ship (American support)
  • Lavrion A5 patrol boat[20] (Italian and Greek made)
  • Limnos Battleship (American support)
  • M209 Afroessa minesweeper (British support)
  • M210 Leros minesweeper (British support)
  • M212 Kos minesweeper (British support)
  • Niki-class destroyers (German support)
  • Paralos Minesweeper (American origin and British support)
  • Salamis K1 tugboat[21] (Greek made)
  • T1 and T2 Torpedo boat (British support)
  • Thiria-class destroyers (British support)
  • Thyella-class destroyers (British support)

Submarines

Aircraft

  • Airspeed AS.10 Oxford Mk I and Mk II (British support)
  • Armstrong Whitworth Atlas[14] (British origin and Greek modification)
  • Avia B-534-II (Czechoslovakian support)
  • Avia BH-33SHS (Czechoslovakian support)
  • Avro 504K, N and O[14] (British support and Greek made)
  • Avro 621 Tutor[14] (British origin and Greek made)
  • Avro 626 Prefect (British support)
  • Avro 652A Anson Mk I and Mk XII (British support)
  • Blackburn T.3 Velos[22] (British origin and Greek made)
  • Bloch MB.151C1 (French support)
  • Breguet 19A2 and B2 (French support)
  • Bristol 81A Tourer (British support)
  • Bristol Blenheim Mk I, Mk IV and Mk V (British support)
  • De Havilland D.H.60 Gipsy Moth (British support)
  • Dornier Do 22KG (German support)
  • Fairey IIIF (British support)
  • Fairey Battle B.1 (British support)
  • Gloster Gladiator Mk I and Mk II (British support)
  • Gloster Mars Mk VI (British support, also known as Nieuport Nighthawk)
  • Hawker Horsley Mk II (British support)
  • Hawker Hurricane Mk I, Mk II, Mk IIB and Mk IIC (British support)
  • Henschel Hs 126K-6 (German support)
  • KEA Chelidon[23] (French engine and Greek made)
  • Martin 187 A-30A Baltimore IV (American support)
  • Morane-Saulnier MS.137 (French support)
  • Morane-Saulnier MS.147 (French support)
  • Morane-Saulnier MS.230 (French support)
  • Potez 25A2 (French support)
  • Potez 633B2 (French support)
  • Raab-AEKKEA R-1C Schwalbe II[24] (German origin and Greek modification)
  • Raab-AEKKEA R-26V-33 Tigerschwalbe[24] (German origin and Greek modification)
  • Raab-AEKKEA R-27[24] (German origin and Greek modification)
  • Raab-AEKKEA R-29[24] (German origin and Greek made)
  • Stearman-Boeing-Kaydet 75 PT-13 and PT-17 (American support)
  • PZL P-24F and G (Polish support)
  • Supermarine Spitfire Mk VB, Mk VC, Mk IX and Mk XVI (British support)
  • Taylorcraft Auster AOP Mk III (British support)
  • Vickers 406 Wellington Mk XIIΙ and T.10 (British support)

Post-World war II (1946 and after)[]

Note that this equipment is mainly "retired"

Edged weapons

  • Bayonet (Supported from different countries to attach on rifles)
  • Improvised knife (Greek made)

Pistols and revolvers

  • EVO M1985 semiautomatic pistol[25] (German origin and Greek made)

Submachine guns

  • HROPI GP10 submachine gun[26] (Greek made)
  • M3 submachine gun (American support, also known as grease gun )
  • Sten submachine gun (British support)
  • Thompson submachine gun (American support)

Automatic rifles

Rifles

  • Lee-Enfield rifle (British support)
  • M1 Garand (American support)
  • Springfield M1903 (American support)

Scoped rifles

Light machine guns

  • Bren machine gun (British support)
  • Browning M1918 (American support)

Medium machine guns

  • Browning M1919 (American support)

Heavy machine guns

  • Browning M2 (American support)

Grenades

  • Elviemek EM-01 grenade[27] (Greek made)
  • Elviemek EM-14 rifle grenade[27] (Greek made)
  • Improvised bombs and grenades (Greek made)

Mortars

  • EVO E44 81mm mortar[25] (Greek made)
  • EVO E56 120mm mortar[25] (Greek made)
  • M1 81mm mortar (American support and French origin)

Anti-tank weapons

  • EVO M1984 Aris IV[28] (Greek made)

Anti-aircraft weapons

Drones

  • EADS 3 Sigma Nearchos (Greek made)
  • EAV Ε1-79 Pegasos (Greek made)

Other vehicles

  • AEC Matador (British support gun carrier)
  • BTR-60PU and PU-12M (German support and Russian origin armoured personnel carrier)
  • ELVO Leonidas Ι[31] (Austrian origin and Greek modification armoured personnel carrier)
  • ELVO Leonidas ΙΙ[31] (Austrian origin and Greek made armoured personnel carrier)
  • M3 Half-Track (American support armoured personnel carrier)
  • M3A1 Scout Car (American support armoured personnel carrier)
  • M4 Tractor (American support gun carrier)
  • M5 Tractor (American support gun carrier)
  • M32A1B3, M32Β1, M32Β3 and M32Β4 (American support recovery tank)
  • M59 (American support armoured personnel carrier)
  • M74 (American support recovery tank)
  • M578 (American support recovery tank)
  • Morris C8 (British support gun carrier)
  • Motorcycles (Supported from different countries)
  • MOWAG Grenadier amphibisch schutzenpanzer (Switzerlandian support amphibious armoured personnel carrier, used by gendarmerie)
  • MOWAG Roland schutzenpanzer (Switzerlandian support armoured personnel carrier, used by police forces)
  • MT-LB (German support and Russian origin amphibious armoured personnel carrier)
  • NDI MRAP (American support armoured personnel carrier)
  • Trucks (Supported from different countries to carry supplies)
  • Universal Carrier (British support supply carrier)
  • Willys MB (American support personnel carrier, also known as Jeep)
  • Willys MC (American support personnel carrier, also known as M38 Jeep)
  • Willys MD (American support personnel carrier, also known as M38A1 Jeep)

Armoured cars and trucks

Self-propelled artillery

  • M42 Duster (American support anti-aircraft tank)

Tanks

  • A-27L Centaur Mk I and Mk VIII (British support medium tank)
  • AMX-10P (French support infantry fighting tank)
  • AMX-30 (French support medium tank)
  • ELVO Kentavros[31] (German engine and Greek made infantry fighting tank)
  • Fiat-Ansaldo L3/35 (Italian captured tankette)
  • M3A3 Stuart Recce (American origin and British support light tank)
  • M18 Hellcat (American support tank destroyer)
  • M24 Chaffee (American support light tank)
  • M47 Patton (American support medium tank)
  • M60 (American support battle tank)
  • T-34-85 (Egyptian support and Russian origin medium tank)
  • Vickers-Armstrongs Mk VI (British support light tank)

Ships

  • A324 Ermis minesweeper tender (British support)
  • A373 Ermis electronic surveillance ship (German support)
  • A384 Sotir salvage ship (British support)
  • Α407 Adeos tugboat (American support)
  • Α408 Atlas tugboat (Canadian support)
  • Α409 Ahillefs II tugboat (German support)
  • Α412 Eas II tugboat (American support)
  • A413 Pilefs tugboat (German support)
  • A415 Evros fleet support ship (French support)
  • Α421 Thisefs tugboat (American support)
  • Α428 Atlas tugboat (British support)
  • Α429 Persefs II tugboat (Canadian support)
  • Α429 Persefs III tugboat (American support)
  • Α432 Gigas tugboat (American support)
  • Α436 Minos tugboat (German support)
  • Α437 Pelias tugboat (German support)
  • A438 Egefs II tugboat (German support)
  • Α439 Atrefs tugboat (German support)
  • Aheloos Tank landing ship (British support)
  • Alfios Tank landing ship (British support)
  • Aliakmon Tank landing ship (British support)
  • Anafi Tank landing craft (British support)
  • Axios Tank landing ship (British support)
  • Blohm & Voss Α440 Diomidis tugboat (German support)
  • Blohm & Voss MEKO 200 HN frigate[32] (German origin and Greek made)
  • Castagno-class minehunters (Italian support)
    • M60 Erato
    • Μ61 Evniki
  • Combattante III-class fast attack boats (French support)
    • P20 Laskos
    • P21 Blessas
    • P22 Mykonios
    • P23 Trupakis
  • D03 Egeon destroyer tender (German support)
  • D218 Kimon destroyer (American support)
  • D219 Nearhos destroyer (American support)
  • D220 Formion destroyer (American support)
  • D221 Themistoklis destroyer (American support)
  • Elefsis Iason tank landing ship[33] (Greek made)
  • Elefsis Russen fast attack boat[34] (British and Greek made)
  • Elli Cruiser (Italian support, the name derives from the ancient Greek Ellispondos of Dardanelles)
  • EN 56 Pyrpolitis gunboat[32] (Greek made)
  • EN 56A Mahitis gunboat[32] (Greek made)
  • EN Α410 Atromitos tugboat (Greek made)
  • EN Α411 Adamastos tugboat (Greek made)
  • EN P25 Kostakos fast attack boat[35] (French origin and Greek made)
  • EN P70 Panagopulos II fast patrol boat[35] (Greek made)
  • EN P96 Panagopulos III fast patrol boat[35] (Greek made)
  • Esperos-class fast attack boats (German support)
    • Typ 141 Albatros
    • Typ 141 Bussard
    • Typ 141 Esperos
    • Typ 141 Habicht
    • Typ 141 Kategis
    • Typ 141 Kormoran
    • Typ 141 Kyklon
    • Typ 141 Lelaps
    • Typ 141 Sperber
    • Typ 141 Typhon
  • EVO Ultra fast strike catamaran[36] (Greek made)
  • F463 Bubulina frigate (Hollandian support)
  • Fletcher-class destroyers (American support)
    • D06 Aspis
    • D16 Velos
    • D28 Thyella
    • D56 Lonhi
    • D63 Navarinon
    • D85 Sfendoni
  • Flower-class corvettes (British support)
    • Apostolis
    • Kriezis
    • Sahturis
    • Tombazis
  • Gearing-class destroyers FRAM I (American support)
    • D212 Kanaris
    • D213 Kunturiotis
    • D214 Sahturis
    • D215 Tombazis
    • D216 Apostolis
    • D217 Kriezis
  • Gearing-class destroyers FRAM II (American support)
    • D210 Themistoklis
    • D211 Miaulis
  • Gleaves-class destroyers (American support)
    • D20 Doxa
    • D63 Niki
  • Harbour defence motor launch boat ML1051 (British support)
  • Harbour defence motor launch boat ML1149 (British support)
  • Harbour defence motor launch boat ML1221 (British support)
  • Hunt-class destroyers (British support)
  • Kandanos Tank landing craft (British support)
  • Knox-class frigates (American support)
    • F456 Ipiros
    • F457 Thraki
    • F458 Makedonia
  • Kommeno Tank landing craft (British support)
  • Kythira Tank landing craft (British support)
  • L104 Inusses tank landing ship (American support)
  • L116 Kos tank landing ship (American support)
  • L144 Syros tank landing ship (American support)
  • L153 Nafkratusa dock landing ship (American support)
  • L153 Nafkratusa dock landing ship (British support)
  • L154 Ikaria tank landing ship (American support)
  • L157 Rodos tank landing ship (American support)
  • L158 Limnos tank landing ship (American support)
  • L161 Grigoropulos medium landing ship (American support)
  • L162 Turnas medium landing ship (American support)
  • L163 Daniolos medium landing ship (American support)
  • L164 Russen medium landing ship (American support)
  • L165 Krystallidis medium landing ship (American support)
  • L166 Merlin medium landing ship (American support)
  • L171 Kriti tank landing ship (American support)
  • L172 Lesvos tank landing ship (American support)
  • L179 Samos tank landing ship (American support)
  • L195 Hios tank landing ship (American support)
  • M209 Afroessa minesweeper (British support)
  • M210 Leros minesweeper (British support)
  • Μ210 Thalia minesweeper (American support)
  • M211 Symi minesweeper (British support)
  • M212 Kos minesweeper (British support)
  • M213 Argo minesweeper (American support)
  • M242 Kissa minesweeper (American support)
  • M246 Egli training ship (American support)
  • Μ247 Dafni minesweeper (American support)
  • Malakasi Tank landing craft (British support)
  • Milos Tank landing craft (British support)
  • Motomarine D45 patrol boat[37] (Greek made)
  • Motomarine Guardian 53 patrol boat[37] (Greek made)
  • Motomarine Javelin 74 fast patrol boat[37] (Greek made)
  • Motomarine Panther 57 patrol boat[37] (Greek made)
  • Motomarine Protector 29 fast patrol boat[38] (Greek made)
  • Ν04 Aktion minelayer (American support)
  • Ν05 Amvrakia minelayer (American support)
  • Neorion P289 Gulandris I patrol boat[39] (Greek made)
  • Neorion P290 Gulandris II patrol boat[39] (Greek made)
  • Olympic Marine OL44 patrol boat[40] (Greek made)
  • Olympic Marine L65-74 patrol boat[40] (Greek made)
  • Paleohori Tank landing craft (British support)
  • Perama Α422 Odyssefs tugboat (Greek made)
  • Perama A423 Iraklis ΙV tugboat (Greek made)
  • Perama Α424 Iason I tugboat (Greek made)
  • Pinios Tank landing ship (British support)
  • Salamis A74 Aris training ship[41] (Greek made)
  • Serifos Tank landing craft (British support)
  • Sofades Tank landing craft (British support)
  • Strymon Tank landing ship (British support)
  • Thetis-class gunboats (German support)
    • P62 Niki
    • P63 Doxa
    • P64 Eleftheria
    • P65 Karteria
    • P66 Agon
  • Thira Tank landing craft (British support)
  • Tiger-class fast attack boats (French origin and German support)
    • Typ 148 P14 Anninos
    • Typ 148 P15 Arliotis
    • Typ 148 P16 Konidis
    • Typ 148 P17 Batsis
    • Typ 148 P74 Vlahavas
    • Typ 148 P76 Turnas
    • Typ 148 P77 Sakipis
  • Vrahni Tank landing craft (British support)
  • Wild Beast-class destroyers (American support)
    • D01 Aetos
    • D31 Ierax
    • D54 Leon
    • D67 Panthir

Submarines

  • Balao-class submarines (American support)
    • S86 Triena
    • S114 Papanikolis
  • Gato-class submarines (American support)
    • S17 Amfitriti
    • S78 Posidon
  • Glafkos-class submarines (German support)
    • HDW Typ 209 S110 Glafkos
    • HDW Typ 209 S111 Nirefs
    • HDW Typ 209 S112 Triton
    • HDW Typ 209 S113 Protefs
    • HDW Typ 209 S116 Posidon
    • HDW Typ 209 S117 Amfitriti
    • HDW Typ 209 S118 Okeanos
    • HDW Typ 209 S119 Pontos
  • S115 Katsonis (American support)
  • U-class submarines (British support)
    • Υ10 Xifias
    • Υ11 Amfitriti
  • V-class submarines (British support)
    • Υ8 Pipinos
    • Υ9 Delfin
    • Υ14 Triena
    • Υ15 Argonaftis
  • Υ7 Matrozos (Italian captured)

Aircraft

  • Avro 652A Anson Mk I and Mk XII (British support)
  • Beechcraft T-6G Texan II (American support)
  • Bell 47J-2 Ranger (American support)
  • Bell 206A Jetranger (American support)
  • Convair F-102Α and ΤF-102Α Delta Dagger (American support)
  • Dassault Mirage F.1CG (French support)
  • De Havilland Canada L-20A Beaver (Canadian support)
  • De Havilland D.H.82A Tiger Moth II (British support)
  • Curtiss SB2C-5 Helldiver (American support)
  • Grumman HU-16 Albatross (American support)
  • Lockheed F-104G, RF-104G and TF-104G Starfighter (American support)
  • Lockheed T-33A Shooting Star (American support)
  • LTV A-7 Corsair II (American support)
  • Martin 187 A-30A Baltimore IV (American support)
  • Nord 2501D Noratlas (French support)
  • North American F-86D and E Sabre (American support)
  • North American-Ryan L-17B Navion (American support)
  • Northrop F-5Α and Β (American support)
  • Northrop NF-5A and B (American support)
  • Northrop RF-5Α (American support)
  • Republic F-84F Thunderstreak (American support)
  • Republic F-84G Thunderjet (American support)
  • Republic RF-84F Thunderflash (American support)
  • Sikorsky UH-19B and D Chickasaw (American support)
  • Stinson L-5 Sentinel (American support)
  • Supermarine Spitfire Mk VB, Mk VC, Mk IX and Mk XVI (British support)
  • Taylorcraft Auster AOP Mk III (British support)
  • Vickers 406 Wellington Mk XIIΙ and T.10 (British support)

Defensive weapons[]

  • Brodie helmet (British support)
  • M1 helmet (American support)
  • M1915 Adrian helmet (French support)
  • M1934/39 helmet (Italian support and Greek modification)
  • M1938 helmet (Greek made)

Gallery[]

  • HROPI GP10 submachine gun

  • Mylonas M1872 rifle

  • EVO M1995 Kifefs sniper rifle

  • EPK M1939 machine gun

  • EVO 30mm M1982 Artemis AA gun

  • Schneider-Danglis 75mm M1906/09 mountain cannon

  • KEA Chelidon

See also[]

References[]

  1. ^ Skartsis, p. 205.
  2. ^ a b Skartsis, p. 225.
  3. ^ a b Skartsis, p. 220.
  4. ^ a b Skartsis, p. 222.
  5. ^ Skartsis, p. 281.
  6. ^ a b Skartsis, p. 304.
  7. ^ a b Skartsis, p. 307.
  8. ^ Skartsis, p. 306.
  9. ^ Skartsis, p. 273.
  10. ^ Skartsis, p. 274.
  11. ^ a b c d Skartsis, p. 221.
  12. ^ Kosar, Franz, A pocket history of artillery: Light fieldguns, Allen Lane, London 1974, ISBN 0711004854
  13. ^ Kosar, Franz, A pocket history of artillery: Light fieldguns, Allen Lane, London 1974, ISBN 0711004854
  14. ^ a b c d Skartsis, p. 258.
  15. ^ Skartsis, p. 223.
  16. ^ Skartsis, p. 231.
  17. ^ a b c Skartsis, p. 224.
  18. ^ Kosar, Franz, A pocket history of artillery: Light fieldguns, Allen Lane, London 1974, ISBN 0711004854
  19. ^ Skartsis, p. 124.
  20. ^ Skartsis, p. 285.
  21. ^ Skartsis, p. 294.
  22. ^ Skartsis, p. 257.
  23. ^ Skartsis, p. 255.
  24. ^ a b c d Skartsis, p. 241.
  25. ^ a b c d Skartsis, p. 214.
  26. ^ a b Skartsis, p. 210.
  27. ^ a b Skartsis, p. 219.
  28. ^ Skartsis, p. 213.
  29. ^ Skartsis, p. 218.
  30. ^ Skartsis, p. 212.
  31. ^ a b c Skartsis, p. 122.
  32. ^ a b c Skartsis, p. 279.
  33. ^ Skartsis, p. 267.
  34. ^ Skartsis, p. 268.
  35. ^ a b c Skartsis, p. 278.
  36. ^ Skartsis, p. 215.
  37. ^ a b c d Skartsis, p. 288.
  38. ^ Skartsis, p. 289.
  39. ^ a b Skartsis, p. 291.
  40. ^ a b Skartsis, p. 286.
  41. ^ Skartsis, p. 300.

Bibliography[]

  • C. Paizis-Paradellis (2002). Hellenic warships 1829–2001 (3rd edition). Athens, Greece: The society for the study of Greek history. ISBN 960-8172-14-4.
  • Skartsis, Labros. Greek vehicle and machine manufacturers 1800 to present. Greece: Marathon. ISBN 978-960-93-4452-4.

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